Mission To The Moon

This episode discusses adapting to change and finding new opportunities in life and career, using examples like Messi, while promoting business networking and book discussions.

Mission to the Moon hosts director Bas Phoon Phiriya and actor Jinjade Watanasin to discuss the Thai film 'Go Hung, Go Home,' releasing May 2, a story following a dog named Kohang from youth to old age across three directorial episodes.

This episode explores the dangerous history of toxic pigments in paints and colors, highlighting how substances like lead-based yellows and arsenic greens harmed artists and consumers throughout centuries.

This episode discusses the challenges of job searching and age discrimination for professionals over 40, featuring insights from psychologist Lucy Standing about navigating an ageist workforce.

A conversation about balancing a love for sweets with health, content creation on social media, and the challenges of creating special moments like wedding cakes.

This episode discusses the book 'Co-Intelligence' by Ethan Mollick, exploring how to effectively collaborate with AI in work and life while maintaining human mindfulness and responsibility.

Mission To The Moon EP.2642 brings Praveen Thanussaha and Peck Punyavi Chantrakachorn together to discuss AI disruption, Thai GDP, debt, and the K-shape economy.

This episode explores the global fatigue pandemic among workers, examining how cultural norms of overwork and lack of confidence create a vicious cycle that reduces productivity and satisfaction.

The host shares personal reflections on managing energy and avoiding burnout amidst global challenges like AI and conflict, while discussing company growth and leadership transition.

This episode discusses how a business transformed from an informal, community-based sewing operation into a standardized international factory, improving production time from 60 hours to 2 minutes per shirt while addressing challenges in business growth and quality.

This episode reflects on the priorities and challenges of late Gen X individuals approaching 50, emphasizing health, peace of mind, and appreciating time with parents over traditional career success.

This episode summarizes Andrew Grove's book 'Only The Paranoid Survive', discussing how strategic inflection points in business and careers require proactive adaptation to technological and economic changes.

Mission to the Moon interviews Jack Chakrapol Chanthavimol, Executive Director of Nanyang Marketing Limited, the Thai rubber shoe manufacturer that has operated for more than 70 years selling largely the same product.

Thai model and actress Yogurt Natthachat joins Mission To The Moon to discuss how her mother's two breast cancer diagnoses shifted her focus from beauty-driven to health-driven fitness, and how her engineering background initially blocked her from accessing emotional acting.

The Mission To The Moon host delivers a solo analytical episode on Thailand's 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index score of 33 out of 100—its lowest in 19 years—placing the country 116th globally and 8th in ASEAN, below Vietnam at 41, Indonesia, and Laos.