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On the next Thailand Today,
New DNA evidence brings hope to finding the killer of British back packer Kirsty Jones, raped and murdered in Chiang Mai more than five years ago.
Have you ever heard a soi dog ask: “Hong nam, tee nai, mai?” Neither have I, which gives credence to theory that what they “do” in the road, goes in and on your street food, and deep down your gullet.
And a convicted murderer is planning to file the first ever civil suit for human trafficking.
All that and the Thai Language BBC news goes down for the count, on the next Thailand Today, each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5am, 1pm and 9pm, only on http://www.radiobangkok.net Hot in the city!
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Support the only English language Radio Talk Show in, on and about Thailand. Tonight, two interviews with successful ex-pats living in Thailand. 9pm...on http://www.radiobangkok.net
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On the Best of Thailand Today,
A conversation with a successful Bangkok based Aussie exporter who has achieved his dream of living in Thailand and making money while doing it.
Are you safe in Thailand? Do recent violent incidents point to a disturbing trend or are they merely aberrations?
The Thai press has dubbed him the “shinning star” among local politicians but the courts may give him the boot…find out who, what, and why on the Best of Thailand Today.
And Thailand’s very own Bangkok-Guru shares his thoughts and experiences on raising children in the Land of Smiles.
On the Best Of Thailand Today, each Sunday at 9am and 9pm, only on http://www.radiobangkok.net Hot in the city!
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That's all well and good Felix, but I can't listen to it as I am driving around!
Never leave the house, EVER!
Podcasts are coming, however.
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Support the only English language radio talk show in, on and about Thailand. Tune in now. It's Thailand Today!
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It had to do with licensing fees and content requirements from the Thai government. But George is right there is an alternative!
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On the next Thailand Today,
Are you safe in Thailand? Do recent violent incidents point to a disturbing trend or are they merely aberrations?
The Thai press has dubbed him the “shinning star” among local politicians but the courts may give him the boot…find out who, what, and why on today’s show.
And the US embassy makes it easier to apply for a US visa but will it make it easier to get a one?
All that and a tip or two on making your way through a busy Bangkok, a city with limitless nightlife possibilities. On the next Thailand Today, each Monday, Wednesday and Friday, only on http://www.radiobangkok.net Hot in the city!
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Survey. It takes only a couple of minutes. Also, Radio Bangkok reaches
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On the next Thailand Today,
Thailand’s very own Bangkok-Guru shares his thoughts and experiences on raising children in the Land of Smiles. He says it’s definitely a family affair.
“…the biggest challenge is coaching and sometimes demanding
the relatives raise the child a certain way…”
Also, two Trang children switched at birth, discover the tragic truth of who their mothers really are.
And police fail twice in their attempts to get two suspects to reenact a grisly rape and murder on Ko Samui…
On the next Thailand Today, each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5am, 1pm and 9pm, only on http://www.radiobangkok.net Hot in the city!
This quick note, please visit our website and take our Radio Bangkok
Survey. It takes only a couple of minutes. Also, Radio Bangkok reaches
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Support the only English language talk show in, on and about Thailand. Tonight at 9pm! http://www.radiobangkok.net
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On the next Thailand Today,
Thailand’s very own Bangkok-Guru shares his thoughts and experiences on raising children in the Land of Smiles. He says it’s definitely a family affair.
“…the biggest challenge is coaching and sometimes demanding
the relatives raise the child a certain way…”
Also, two Trang children switched at birth, discover the tragic truth of who their mothers really are.
And police fail twice in their attempts to get two suspects to reenact a grisly rape and murder on Ko Samui…
On the next Thailand Today, each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5am, 1pm and 9pm, only on http://www.radiobangkok.net Hot in the city!
This quick note, please visit our website and take our Radio Bangkok
Survey. It takes only a couple of minutes. Also, Radio Bangkok reaches
150,000 listeners a month and if you or your company would like to
sponsor Thailand Today or any of our shows, visit our website or email us at
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Thanks for the link lv2play...this is the latest...
BANGKOK, Thailand (CNN) -- Thai police who have arrested two fishermen said they have confessed to raping and killing a British tourist, whose body was found a week ago, floating off a beach near the Koh Samui Island Resort.
The men, in their 20s, told police on Monday they were drunk when they spotted 21-year-old Katherine Horton walking alone on a beach, talking on her cell phone.
Police quoted the men as saying they beat the college student with a wooden club, raped her and threw her body in the sea.
Police Maj. Gen. Aswin Khanmuang, the officer in charge of the case, said the men were brought to Bangkok for DNA tests.
Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra insisted that Horton's killers be found, saying the publicity was damaging the country's image and tourism industry.
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Is there anywhere to read transcripts of the shows online?
Sorry, but you can tune in at 9pm tonight! http://www.radiobangkok.net
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On the next Thailand Today,
An update on the Katherine Horton murder investigation and a review of what’s being done on Ko Samui to prevent another murder rape on the popular island paradise.
Also, murder in the heart of Bangkok’s red light district…a crazed Thai girlfriend delivers countless deadly taser shocks to her drunken, hapless Dutch boyfriend.
And a conversation with a successful Bangkok based Aussie exporter who achieved his dream of living in Thailand and making money while doing it.
All that and a look and at the ‘vicious circus’ that is the Thai media, on the next Thailand Today, each Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5am, 1pm and 9pm, only on http://www.radiobangkok.net Hot in the City!
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On the next Thailand Today,
Meeting your Thai girlfriend’s parents, the first step to the big C or the M word. How soon is too soon for a first visit and when is never, too late?
Thai police are under the glare of the cameras as the international media spotlight follows the investigation into the death of another British tourist.
Thailand attracts millions of backpackers who travel cheap to save a buck or two and then they have poverty packers who think living large is spending two days a month running for the boarder.
All that and an official call to lay prostrate before your husband…is it showing respect or servitude? On the next Thailand Today, each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5am, 1pm and 9pm, only on http://www.radiobangkok.net Hot in the city!
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Survey. It takes only a couple of minutes. Also, Radio Bangkok reaches
150,000 listeners a month and if you or your company would like to
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Hear the canine soundtrack at 9pm. http://www.radiobangkok.net
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have just started tuning in to your show Felix love the show mate you crack me up
thanks dude! tune in at 1pm, 9pm and 5am http://www.radiobangkok.net
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On the next Thailand Today,
ROOF! ROOF! ROOF! The soundtrack to life in Thailand.
The Chiang Mai Night Safari faces a new elephant size complaint.
And is Thai citizenship a possibility for some, or a fantasy for all?
On the next Thailand Today, each Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5am, 1pm and 9pm, only on http://www.radiobangkok.net Hot in the City!
This quick note, please visit our website and take our Radio Bangkok survey. It takes only a couple of minutes. Also, Radio Bangkok reaches 150,000 listeners a month and if you or your company would like to sponsor Thailand Today or any of our shows, visit our website or email us at [email protected]
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Wow, I just wanted a few suggestions for myself and my listeners. I've read a fair number of books about Thailand. I will say when I have discussions, especially with poets, I can a little hot. But it is strange who that book thread developed.
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I qualify to apply. I have 3 consecutive years retirement visas. When I read the criteria required. It's like an obstacle course and near impossible to complete.
Forget it.
that would be an interesting read. where can I find that? thanks FL
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The following story appears in today's Nation. Thousands were given citizenship but on the list I didn't see any Euros, Americanos, Aussies, Kiwis, Canucks, Latins or Africans. Do we ever get Thai Citizenship? What does it take to get it? Any prejudice here? What's your take on this?
IMMIGRANTS: Thousands given Thai nationality
Published on January 03, 2006
Approval of 13,827 citizenship requests is biggest in Thai history, Kongsak says; Highlanders form the largest group. Almost 14,000 migrants and their children were granted Thai nationality yesterday, the biggest such approval in history, Interior Minister ACM Kongsak Wantana said.
Of the 13,827 approved, 4,272 were migrants to Thailand, while 9,555 were children who had been born here.
The total comprised 2,279 Vietnamese, 3,175 Burmese, 6,363 highlanders, 704 Nepalese, 28 Tai Lue, 287 tribal people, 978 Chinese (ex-military Chinese from Yunnan, also known as Jeen Hor), and 13 from ex-Communist Malaysia.
“This is the result of years of working. In some cases it took as long as three years to complete the inspection and confirmation process,” Kongsak said.
“It is my policy to grant nationality as quickly as possible, as I consider it has a huge impact on people’s lives. Many children and young people face difficulties in their studies and work without Thai nationality, even though they were born in Thai territory.”
Kongsak admitted that the approval process had in the past been very slow due to security issues, and previous ministers therefore being reluctant to issue approval.
The proposals were checked at district level first before passing to the provincial level for a second check and then on to the national level in Bangkok, he said.
“To qualify for citizenship, applicants have to show that they do not pose any risk to national security, could be of benefit to the Kingdom and paid taxes,” the interior minister said.
“This is the highest number of approvals of the past seven ministers, and has taken five months of work under my administration.
“I am pretty sure that all of them are qualified to be Thais. In the worst case, if a mistake has been made in the approval processes, we should be able to trace it.”
However, the minister did not reveal how many people who had submitted requests were still waiting for their green cards.
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Now if she earned the money, things might be different...
my thoughts exactly!
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hehe...
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On the next Thailand Today,
You make the money, she makes the decisions and you both suffer in the clash of cultures and genders. It’s one hot topic on Monday’s Thailand Today.
First impressions for the first timer, what can you expect to see in Thailand that you won’t see anywhere else???
And a brief survey of some of the more popular and important books in, on and about Thailand thanks to the members of ThaiVisa.com …
All that and a New Year’s celebration round up from the Land of Smiles on the next Thailand Today, each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5am, 1pm and 9pm only on http://www.radiobangkok.net Hot in the city!
This quick note, please visit our website and take our Radio Bangkok survey. It takes only a couple of minutes. Also, Radio Bangkok reaches 150,000 listeners a month and if you or your company would like to sponsor Thailand Today or any of our shows, visit our website or email us at [email protected]
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The holiday driving crackdown has begun but it remains socially acceptable to drive drunk in the land of smiles and impolite to try and talk a drunk out of getting behind the wheel.
That is nearly word for word from today's Nation. Are you affiliated?
It is and I should have credited them. I do on the radio show Thailand Today. The editorial serves as a launching pad for the discussion about Thai norms on drunk driving.
My apologies. It was a very thoughtful piece and thoughtless not to mention it in the program promo.
You can hear that segment on tomorrow's The Best of Thailand Today Radio Show. Sunday, 9am and 9pm on http://www.radiobangkok.net.
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I would love to find out your favorite book about Thailand, Thai culture, or maybe your favorite novel set in Thailand, or your favorite prison book or whatever. Books about Thailand. I've got five to post:
Wondering Into Thai Culture - Mont Redmond
Culture Shock - Robert and Nanthapa Cooper
The Greek Favorite of the King of Siam - Luang Stisayamkan (Not a bad read)
Thailand: A Short History - David K. Wyatt
Studies In Thailand - David K. Wyatt
Please any favorites you may have. Thanks! Happy New Year.
FL
Is That Dog Crap On Your Street Food?
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