Forgot to post this when it went up last week! It’s been a busy few weeks, but lots more content will be coming soon.
Archive for the 'Dim Sum Dialogues' Category
Kowloon Walled City
Published November 9, 2009 Dim Sum Dialogues Leave a CommentTags: Dim Sum Dialogues, History, Hong Kong, Kowloon, Kowloon Walled City, Triads
End of Thailand Series
Published October 3, 2009 Dim Sum Dialogues Leave a CommentTags: Audio, Bangkok, Dim Sum Dialogues, Gadling, Sounds, Stephen Greenwood, Temple, Thailand, Tuk Tuk
Bangkok
Published September 16, 2009 Dim Sum Dialogues Leave a CommentTags: Bangkok, Dim Sum Dialogues, Emerald Buddha, Gadling, Grand Palace, Skytrain, Temple, Thai, Thailand, Tourist, Travel, Travel Recommendations, Wat Pho
New post on Gadling about Bangkok – recommendations, observations, and plenty of photos (most of which have appeared here in July).
Diow Jeenpradit
Published September 13, 2009 Dim Sum Dialogues Leave a CommentTags: Audio, Bangkok, Beatles, Dim Sum Dialogues, Diow, Guitar, Khao San Road, Music, Neil Young, Radiohead, Street Performer, Thailand
A fun piece about a street musician that can be found on the Khao San most nights of the week. Includes audio (at bottom of article), check it out
The Khao San
Published September 10, 2009 Dim Sum Dialogues Leave a CommentTags: Bangkok, Blog, Dim Sum Dialogues, Gadling, Khao San Road, Photo, Picture, Thailand, Travel, Travel Blogs
My first article on a new series about Thailand went up today. New article every other day for the next few weeks!
As you might be able to tell from the article…I love the Khao San. I’ll never be able to forget some of the great conversations I had with interesting people here. You can literally walk down the road twice and meet people from 10 different countries, any day of the week. If you’re going to Bangkok and are looking suggestions, please let me know.
Antananarivo
Published August 14, 2009 Dim Sum Dialogues , Travel 4 CommentsTags: Antananarivo, Gadling, Madagascar, Ray Lok, ToughStuff, Travel
Ok, so if anyone out there is actually still reading this, quick update. I’m in Antananarivo, Madagascar – shooting a few videos for a brilliant social enterprise called ToughStuff. Please check out their website to find out more about them.
Antananarivo is a weird mix of things. Take Paris, France – turn the clock back 70 years or so – replace all the picturesque trees with dusty, wilted ones – and imagine that the population is a heart mix of African & Indonesian people, and that’s kind of what Antananarivo feels like.
Nonetheless, I’m loving getting to explore a new place and talk to new people. PS new Gadling article up ( Dim Sum Dialogues: Family Business )
Chungking Mansions
Published July 25, 2009 Dim Sum Dialogues Leave a CommentTags: Chungking Mansions, Dim Sum Dialogues, Gadling, Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui, TST
Probably one of the most fun articles that I’ve written for Gadling so far. I love this place…
Getting Down to Business
Published July 24, 2009 Dim Sum Dialogues Leave a CommentTags: Business Card, Business Practice, China, Dim Sum Dialogues, Hong Kong
Let’s face it – if you’re an aspiring businessperson or entrepreneur, there’s an excellent chance that you’ll be doing business in China within the next decade. Whether it’s manufacturing, finance, or trading – China has the second largest economy in the world and isn’t showing any signs of slowing down.
This is a look at some things to remember if you ever find yourself in a business meeting in China:
Little Manila
Published July 21, 2009 Dim Sum Dialogues Leave a CommentTags: Central, Dim Sum Dialogues, Filipino, Foreign Domestic Helper, Gadling, Hong Kong, Housekeeper, Little Manila, Photography
My newest article just went up on Gadling…a look inside the “foreign domestic helper” scene in Hong Kong.
