Thai Online Radio Stations

[robblok]

I would like to listen to some online Thai radio stations preferably with a lot of chit chat. I have noticed that when im in the car i pick up a lot of Thai while listening to the radio. However i work a lot at home and schools are too far from me and books can only help that much. So i want to listen to online (because im behind the computer and have no radio) stations.

I am already well on the way of learning the language and i have learned other languages (english / german) by watching tv combined with studies. So i hope it will help me a bit further. It isnt a perfect solution but one i have to live with.

Asking my Thai gf to teach me is not a good idea as she is not a good teacher and there is no pressure because her English is good enough.

[george]

MCOT: http://radio.mcot.net

[robblok]

MCOT: http://radio.mcot.net

George,

Thanks but google says its a dangerous page. Im not sure how serious i should take this.

This web page at radio.mcot.net has been reported as an attack page and has been blocked based on your security preferences.

[rak sa_ngop]

This is not quite what you are looking for, but I like to listen to Voice of America in Thai. Not so good for Thai conversation, but will help you understand Thai news programs:

http://www.voanews.com/thai/podcasts

[howto]

This can help

Radio Stations in South and South-East Asia

[coolerking]

http://www.radnet.fm/

And take your pick

[Thanyaburi Mac]

My favorite is JoSoLoy, FM 100, a 24-hour traffic station. That's all I have tuned on my car and have so since the station came online about 1993 or '94 or so. Plus it's really saved my bacon a few times when reporting road hazards that enabled me to take an alternative route to my destination. Plus, again, it's also taught me a lot about the roads, expressways and areas around the Bangkok region. When I find a place I'm not familiar with, check it out on a map or Google it.

Mac

[justaphase]

www.siamza.net/radio