Karsten Aichholz 
In today’s episode, I have someone on the show who frequently made headlines over the last few years in Thailand. Actually, he literally made the headlines. It’s Nikolaus Freiherr von Nostitz, better known as Nick Nostitz, a photojournalist who has made a name for himself taking pictures of what’s going on in Bangkok’s streets. He’s been … Read more
Domnick Dumais is taking a more colorful route through life than most people. From starting ice skating at age 2, things took a turn for the more extreme when he got stabbed at age 12, before becoming a TV-featured, teenage pro-wrestler. And that was just the start of it. This episode of Brewed in Bangkok … Read more
Jamal is one of a select number of foreigners who are legally permitted to work as personal trainers in Thailand. In this episode, he describes how he went from being the odd kid out in Switzerland to training the (potentially) rich and (possibly) famous in Bangkok. If you thought about a career change or wondered … Read more
Dave Crimaldi, better known as the ‘Rock Philosopher’, is an underground music journalist based in Bangkok. In this episode, he shares his journey from becoming a hardcore gamer in Korea to covering the independent music scene in Bangkok. Joining Karsten for this episode is his co-host Greg Jorgensen from BangkokPodcast.com. Together they talk about gaming, … Read more
What’s it like to see a tsunami wave on the horizon? Imagine a wall that blurs the border between sea and sky, a white wall racing towards you at the speed of a commercial airliner. What would you do? Welcome to the first episode of ‘Brewed in Bangkok‘, the podcast that shares experiences and stories of the … Read more
What is it like to survive a tsunami? What do you do when your work results in death threats? How do you become a music journalist in Thailand? This podcast takes you into the hidden world of some of the most extraordinary people you meet in Bangkok. Listen to their authentic stories and raw experiences … Read more