A native of Southern California now living in Hanoi, Vietnam, Mark brings his unique world view to the virtual air waves while presenting real people and their stories from Vietnam. His podcast is engaging, honest and often inspiring. Mark is also here to explore ways to eliminate the avoidable suffering and discomfort associated with living amongst eight plus billion ill prepared people faced with inescapable death.
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A native of Southern California now living in Hanoi, Vietnam, Mark brings his unique world view to the virtual air waves while presenting real people and their stories from Vietnam. His podcast is engaging, honest and often inspiring. Mark is also here to explore ways to eliminate the avoidable suffering and discomfort associated with living amongst eight plus billion ill prepared people faced with inescapable death.
Michael Tatarski is a freelance journalist living in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Inspired and motivated by getting exposed to Vietnam via Anthony Bourdain's show No Reservation, a twenty-three year old Michael would decide to head for Southeast Asia in search of a new adventure. Planning on only being away from the States for one year, Michael would as so many do, get certified and begin teaching English to support himself. After a year and a half he would turn his sites on journalism and never look back. Michael has been in Ho Chi Minh City for just over ten years now and still loves being in what was the fastest growing city in the world pre-pandemic. Michael publishes a weekly digital newsletter called Vietnam Weekly https://vietnamweekly.substack.com/
Citizen44 with Mark Arinsberg
A native of Southern California now living in Hanoi, Vietnam, Mark brings his unique world view to the virtual air waves while presenting real people and their stories from Vietnam. His podcast is engaging, honest and often inspiring. Mark is also here to explore ways to eliminate the avoidable suffering and discomfort associated with living amongst eight plus billion ill prepared people faced with inescapable death.
