Archive for the ‘Planet Asia Podcast’ Category

Planet Asia Podcast: Floating Villages in Cambodia

Following National Geographic guidebook writer Trevor Ranges’ blog about Life on the Tonle Sap Lake and its floating villages, he sits down with Smiling Albino co-founder Scott Coates to talk more in depth about the subject. As SE Asia’s largest lake, the Tonle Sap is not only a huge source of protein but also serves [...]

Impressions of Luang Prabang Podcast

After the New York Times listed Luang Prabang, Laos as one of the top spots to visit a few years ago it’s really been booming. Since that time travelers have been split on whether they love it or find it contrived. In this episode of Planet Asia Podcast, Smiling Albino co-founder Scott Coates and National [...]

Planet Asia Podcast: Visit Angkor temples by Elephant, Bicycle, Balloon, or Boat!

This week on Planet Asia Podcast, Smiling Albino co-founder Scott Coates and National Geographic Traveler author Trevor Ranges discuss how to visit Angkor, Cambodia in a variety of enjoyable ways. Listen to their discussion about visiting Angkor Temples by Bicycle, Elephant, Tuk Tuk, or Boat.

Podcast Discussion: Expat Business Owners in Asia Make Great Friends

Listen to Planet Asia Podcast: Smiling Albino’s Scott Coates and Trevor Ranges discuss how a network of expat business owners can enhance travel in Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, or Nepal.  From Koh Samui to Ratanakiri, expat business owners not only provide great hospitality, but also have the passion for and knowledge about their adopted homes that [...]

Planet Asia Podcast: Justin Dunne, Bed Supperclub

Smiling Albino co-founder Daniel Fraser talks with Justin Dunne of Bed Supperclub, one of Bangkok’s hottest nightlife destinations. (Adapted from the Planet Asia Travel Podcast). Listen to the full episode What is Bed Supperclub? It’s a destination that combines elements of an entertainment venue, a restaurant and a bar where people meet people, exchange ideas, absorb positive [...]

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