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We sit down with former PM Anand for an in depth intervew over two nights on his political and personal life.

Tonight with Tom Mintier sits down with one of the most respected and outspoken legal minds in Thailand David Lyman. It was a great show.

The Wiffenpuffs from America perform at Siam City Hotel, Tonight goes on the road.

Jerry Hopkins is a very famous author who just happens to live in Thailand..he the the biography of Jimie Hendrix (Nobody Gets Out of Here Alive) and a couple of books on Elvis Presley and most recently the book on Hawaiian Superstar Don Ho before his death. We take an episode of Tonight and look at this famous author.

Katrine Madsen appears at Thailand Cultural Center...we take the show on the road for an interview with the European Jazz artist.

Tonight introduces our viewers to a man who lights up the jazz scene in Thailand with his magic. His name is Tanapat Nathagomchand or "Prote".

Thai Food Expo at Muang Tong Thani

Once a year Thai Food Expo comes to Thailand to showcase all things food related. This show takes a look at whats on offer...it was the first time we took Tonight out of the studio and into the can.

JAZZ PARTY AT DREAM HOTEL, TONIGHT IS THERE

European Jazz is the latest import to Asia from Europe...forget about the Euro the money is in the music. A group from Europe comes to Bangkok and performs at the Dream Hotel...tonight is there.

The first of two shows on construction of a proper house in Thailand to save energy. A biohouse has already been built.

In Thailand it is a tropical climate but unfortuately most homes have NO insulation and air conditioned spaces might as well have the windows open. Tonight takes a look at the one and only bio house in the country and interviews the man who built it. Soontorn Boonyatikarn

Aug 1, 2007 Jazz party at Dream Hotel featured on Tongiht with Tom Mintier. Once again taking the show on the road for the party at the hotel.

Each year the world's best gourmet chefs converge on Bangkok to tickle our taste buds with their creations. This years event to be held at Bangkok's Four Seasons Hotel should be quite the experiende. The hotel's director of F&B Malcolm Omond is a guest on Tonight.

Kevin Beauvis is the CEO of Invision Hospitality a new company that hopes to enter the hospitality industry in Thailand

A person who speaks nearly 30 different languages is special and Stuart Jay Raj fits that bill...saw him on local TV and decided to invite to Tonight.

Tonight takes a look at making shirts to order on the internet. A lot of people claim to make money off the net but in reality few really do. Neil Flanagan is a former US Marine who has decided to call Bangkok not only home but his business address as well. Tonight takes a look at his business.

Neil Flannigan decided to sell shirts on the internet and is making a go of it in Bangkok. The former US Marine is making it in a country known for its inexpensive tailors but offers delivery service of custom made shirts. They are very nice I have a couple.

Millionaire Expo...a visit to Siam Paragon to see what millionaires buy

The book 9 Days in the Kingdom was produced last year in Thailand for The King's birthday (80th). A special display of the photographs was produced by the Zen Department store and Tonight went for a look.

Nobel prize winner in economics Robert Mundell is the guest tonight November 15, 2007. The program is recorded in front of a live audience at the Intercontinental Hotel. Tom is invited by the alum association of Columbia University to do the show.

A new release of a cartoon is usually not what talk shows talk about but when the story is set in Thailand and about Buddah you sit up and listen

Tonight goes on location to record the concert of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band visit to Thailand

An interview with Trisdee na Patalung on Tonight with Tom Mintier

A discussion on ecotourism

Trisdee na Patalung, Bangkok Opera, Composer

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UN report on climate change and Asia...we bring in an expert from the UN who helped author the report for the UN

Two famous photographers hold a seminar in Bangkok to teach young photogs the ropes...we attend and talk to them both.