My cohost Dave and I are with a rising star in Asia's new youth, Noe Wei, a 3rd year Business student at Bangkok University. She gives us the inside story on Myanamar (Burma) her home country and an insightful discourse on cultural adaptation, white privilege, American's global influence, how to keep your culture intact while adapting to another, and how cross-cultural understanding can lead to meaningful change.

Food is culture and culture is food. Change your cultural perspective and you change your eating experience. Join me as Chanin Zae, Bangkok's food expert, takes us on a ride through Thai food culture and history. Padthai, an American favorite, was invented to get people working in the fields as quickly as possible, in Isan taking a slice of raw meat off the cow is normal, and walking about a restaurant looking what others are eating is ok in Thailand. It's time to change your food perspective.

Are you ready for some serious introspection? If you want to improve yourself and gain a genuine insight into why people behave and react the way they do, then this podcast is for you.

Through an examination of the 8 archetypes of the human psyche, Malcolm Hornby helps us identify who we are and who others are. With this knowledge, we can all work together for better relationships and a better world.

This is part 1 of a two-part series dealing with the masculine concept of ideas. Part 2 continues with the feminine concept of feelings in an upcoming episode.