Ep. 27 Ways to Show Thai Nationals You Respect Their Culture

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Soul Thai: Moving & Living in Thailand

Brio Cox Group

42 episodes

1 month ago

Soul Thai: Moving & Living in Thailand is the podcast for anyone considering a life abroad in Thailand—or simply curious about what it takes to leave the United States and start fresh. Powered by the founders of the Soul Thai Fellowship, Kim Brio-Cox and her husband and social media influencer Moses "SloowMoee" Cox, this show blends real expat insights, cultural wisdom, and practical guides for starting a new life in Thailand.

From visas, healthcare, and cost of living to trauma recovery, mindful living, and cultural respect—each episode offers both inspiration and step-by-step guidance. Whether you are a single traveler, a family, or simply curious about the healing power of life abroad, this podcast is your roadmap to moving and living in Thailand with confidence and peace.

By listening and sharing, you also support the Soul Thai Fellowship, a first-of-its-kind donor-funded program that will fully support 10 Americans in Chiang Mai for their first year abroad in 2026. This is not just a podcast. It is part of a movement.

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Ep. 27 Ways to Show Thai Nationals You Respect Their Culture

Soul Thai: Moving & Living in Thailand

2 minutes

2 months ago

Ep. 27 Ways to Show Thai Nationals You Respect Their Culture

Discover how to genuinely thrive in Thailand by mastering the art of respect in this essential episode of Soul Thai, Moving and Living in Thailand. Learn practical tips and cultural insights on showing deference, from the significance of removing shoes and returning the Wai to dressing modestly at temples and maintaining a "cool heart" (gyen) in daily interactions. This guide for expats illuminates the actions that build trust and foster true belonging, ensuring you honor Thai people and their rich culture as a valued guest, not a threat.

Support the movement and help fund fellows’ first year in Thailand:

• Text SOULTHAI to 53-555

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