Recounting Korat's Mass Shooting with Rescue 18 | กู้ภัยเมืองโคราช สว่างเมตตาฯ

29 dead, 58 injured. This was the aftermath of a gunman’s recent rampage through Korat, a city in Thailand.

An emergency response team tells us what it was like to be at the frontline of this tragedy.

—

Special thanks to Khaosod English & มูลนิธิ สว่างเมตตาธรรมสถาน นครราชสีมา for sharing with us stories and footage of their experience.

An Addict’s Diary: John

How do you tell if someone has an addiction? Drinking, smoking, and gambling are so normalised and part of our culture that it is often hard to discern between recreation, problematic abuse, and addiction. This only makes it easier for these addictions to creep into our lives. In this 3-part seri

by RICE

March 16, 2020

The View from Khlong Toei: Elevenfinger

Back in 2019, a Thai official announced plans to erase the term “Khlong Toei slum” from the minds of Thais by 2020. This also effectively means that they intend to “erase” the homes of more than 80,000 people at any point this year. We speak to Elevenfinger Dek slum, a rapper from the �

by RICE

March 16, 2020

Whanau! Finding Family in New Zealand: Part 1 (Auckland)

A country, no matter how beautiful and mesmerizing, is all about her people. Their laughter, their cries, smiles and emotions, are subtleties that make a street-name or shop more than what it is. In New Zealand, the term ‘Whanau’ takes family further; physically, emotionally and spiritually. In P

by RICE

March 16, 2020

The Dirtier, The Better | คนคลั่งล่อ: เพชร มรรคผล

Petch Makphol is a key figure in Bangkok’s underground racing scene. A proud member of the Bandidos MC and the One Point Street Racing Gang, he now runs a custom garage in Bangkok. In this video, he talks about his obsession with fast cars, and shows us what it means to truly pursue one’s passion.

by RICE

January 16, 2020

Public Piano Society

When you play the piano, you become one with the instrument. Everything else seems to disappear, even if you’re right smack in the middle of the CBD. We speak to the brave individuals at public pianos scattered islandwide who describe their experiences. These are their stories.

by RICE

January 15, 2020

An Inner World

Sun Woo is your regular 18 year-old university student. He goes for classes, hangs out with friends, then heads back to do his readings. But unlike his peers, he was born with Grapheme-Colour Synesthesia, a neurological condition which allows him to see colours in every word he sees. While it sou

by RICE

January 15, 2020