In This episode I'm joined by Bam and we answer your questions about living in Bangkok, which rooftops to check out, what foreigners do to make money in Thailand, and how to avoid alcohol (but still have a good night out).

In this episode, we dive deep into Thai ghost culture with Bam Bam, exploring real stories of spirits, superstition, Buddhism, and ancient beliefs that still shape life in modern Thailand. From haunted places and sacred spirit houses to Bangkok’s eerie folklore like Mae Nak, Krasue, and Pret, we uncover how spirituality and the supernatural mix with Thai daily life. Whether you’re fascinated by Thai culture, or just love spooky travel stories, this episode reveals what it’s really like living in Thailand, and where the line between the seen and unseen is thinner than you think!

Sam Zack Tyler is one of Thailand's most popular content creators. Originally from the UK, we cover how Sam went from teaching at Thai and international schools in Bangkok to creating viral content about Thailand, travel tips, and Thai culture. We swap recommendations about bars like Black Cabin, jazz spots like Bamboo Bar (Mandarin Oriental) and Crimson Room, and more of our favorite places. You’ll hear insights about dating in Thailand, living costs, favorite hotels, best time to visit, and what tourists get wrong. If you’re planning a Bangkok trip, moving to Thailand, or just love Thai food, traveling in SE Asia, or going out in Bangkok, this podcast covers it all!

Get the real backstory of Bangkok with Bangkok Pat: From how Nana and Soi Cowboy actually began to where locals still roam in the Old Town today. We talk Pattaya then vs now, the BTS era that reshaped the city, night markets that aren’t just for tourists, and the best neighborhoods for expats (On Nut, Ekkamai, Thonglor and more). If you’re planning a trip or thinking about living in Bangkok, this episode is for you!

Curious about what life is really like in Bangkok? In this Q&A we answer YOUR questions on Thailand living, dating in Bangkok, what locals actually wear so you don’t look like a tourist, and how remote workers/entrepreneurs really make a living here. If you’re planning a trip to Thailand or considering living in Bangkok, this episode is filled with tips, places to check out, and many realities about living here.

Join me as I share three real-life dating disaster stories from Bangkok, Thailand — featuring encounters with ghosts, cheating, scams, a the hidden side of Thai dating culture. From bar girls and expat relationships to cultural clashes and lessons learned the hard way, these true stories reveal what dating in Thailand is really like behind the nightlife lights. Whether you’re planning to travel to Thailand, curious about Bangkok nightlife and entertainment, or want to understand more about Thai culture, relationships, and dating norms, this episode offers insights, warnings, and experiences you won’t find in a guidebook.

In this episode, Los Angeles girl and online personality Kazumi sits down with us to chat about her recent experience in Thailand, what she wants to see in Bangkok, beauty standards in Asia, and if Asian women are actually “submissive.” If you’re visiting Thailand soon and want and want a unique perspective on what it’s like here, this episode is for you.

Join us for a conversation with Keis One as we dive into what it’s really like living in Thailand, from moving overseas with only $10,000 to building a hugely successful YouTube channel. We cover the highs and lows of expat life in Bangkok, the true cost of living in 2025, the challenges of living in Thailand as a foreigner, and how social media has changed travel and people moving to SE Asia. We also talk about Keis living in Korea, visiting a Chinese nightclub, his new truck, and why it's important to maintain a private life off of YouTube. If you’re interested in moving to Bangkok, starting a YouTube channel, or exploring more of Thailand, this episode is full with insights, real stories, and advice that will inspire anyone considering a life abroad in Thailand or Southeast Asia. #keisone #thailandtravel #bangkok2025 #thailandexpats