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BiB002: Volunteering at a Refugee Camp in Thailand With Dave Crimaldi

August 2, 2016 by Karsten Aichholz

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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, music and volunteering at a refugee camp in Thailand.

‘When I Played, I Played’ – Rock Philosopher @davecrimaldi on playing WoW 16 hours a day.

Show Notes

  1. Gamer son of an Italian plumber (02:30)
  2. Moving to South Korea (02:45)
  3. Moving to Thailand (11:30)
  4. Thailand Refugee Camp (12:50)
  5. Teaching and Studying in Thailand (27:00)
  6. World of Warcraft (31:00)

Websites Mentioned

  • Rock Philosophy, Dave’s website about music in Bangkok
  • Greg to Differ, Greg Jorgensen’s thoughts on living and working in Thailand’s capital
  • Bangkok Podcast, a podcast about life in Bangkok hosted by Greg Jorgensen and Anthony Joh

Want More?

Check out the next episode of Brewed in Bangkok: BiB003: From Swiss Office Drone to Elite Personal Trainer. If you’re curious about my own thoughts on charity work, you can check out my post about Issue-Agnostic Philanthropy.

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Karsten Aichholz

My name is Karsten and I’m a 30-something pro-gamer turned tech entrepreneur. I’m the youngest of three sons to a British mom and a German dad who met while working in Canada. As management trainee at Lufthansa German Airlines I worked in India, Dubai, Austria and Germany.

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