Tag: Pim

Pim invited a policeman to her house for fine Shiraz, good sushi and a friendly chat.

Every country has corruption, and we have it too. It is hard to control and we all know it is there, we just have to fix it one case at a time.

Pim Kemasingki interviews writer and personality, Sudarampai ‘Peung’ Soonthornrangsri Chiang about her work and loves.

Pim Kemasingski interviews Virada Somswasdi about the status of women in Thai society.

Gosh, we are in a tizz! There is nothing traditional about media anymore is there? As Wiki oozes and leaks shame, humiliation, truths, gossip and opinion, sparing no

Major Roy Hudson reflects on his 65 years in Thailand, 50 years of them spent in Chiang Mai during which time he became a legend in the expat community.

It was supposed to be an uplifting edition of our magazine, about hope, about care and about those who alleviate suffering.

What's it like being a lesbian in Thailand? Pim Kemasingki enjoys an evening interviewing five lesbians about their lives and the issues they face.

Chulalongkorn University's Associate Professor Prathoomporn Vajarasthira shares her frank views on Thailand's education system with Pim Kemasingki.

Jokes aside though

"It is not so simple anymore," he said, "the government should have sacrificed themselves for the country by now."

After I left school I carried my attitude with me, and over the years retained a rather bitter view of my school experience.