I’ve often wondered about that strikingly good-looking guy from Thailand… and now… here he is!

What a GREAT show. Hard-hitting and, at times, even hard to hear… Drew is so intelligent and interesting that you can’t help but be enthralled by what he has to say.

And, of course, the questions you are asking really bring out the meat of the story.

This is just one more example of why this show is so great– it is the true definition of a “Variety” show: You can laugh your tail off one day, and be shocked and moved by someone’s stories the next.

I’m looking forward to Part 2 with Drew!

OH MY GOSH, he is HOT!
WHY? WAS I NOT INVITED!
GHurL, I would of stared at his eyes the whole time.
Woof!
Love ya
-SAL-E

oh my god, he is sooo cool, now i am really bummed i couldn’t come to see you guys on monday! I agree with Sal, he is HOT!!! whenever he wants to come to the east coast, give him my number, haha.

xoxo

Zach

wow, what a life Drew has lived so far! Alrighty,,, GREAT SHOW!

OK, wow, he’s incrediby beautiful… If he ever needs some one-on-one healing, I’m ready and waiting.

Seriously.

There was a lot about Drew’s world perspective that seemed a bit unanswered: (1) How does epilepsy positively impact your world view? (2) what did the tsunami feel like when you learned about it?, (3) What moved you the most about the film experience and how would you carry that sense of caring into nursing?

Enjoyed looking at the website although the trailer needs to hit the emotional tone of the documentary quickly. I was bumbed by beach parties and learned very little about those to be interviewed. I did see a connection with other NGO’s and would hope that you would capture their you tube videos on your website: This one moved me to understand about children’s perspective on “selling their body”: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Je4rdtClKg

Personally, I think the film should strike a more powerful position. Is there a Myspace account for the movie so that we can meet you on tour?

Wadee JA nong Drew!

That Thai accent was hilarious… I’m recommending you for a leading role Satree Lek 3 (”White Boys Can Wai”). It was like listening to the boys down Silom Soi 4 but on my iPod - nearly as scary as the real thing, which unfortunately I’ll be dragged down to again tonight.

As for Thai Sex Slavery… there is a flip side you know. If you’re in the market for a handsome successful older Thai soap star kinda guy, they’ve all turned into sticky rice (or at least that’s what they tell me). My dog now knows “the other side of the bed” is hers, since it doesn’t get used by anyone else in Bangkok

This was a really good show. Best interview you did in a long time. I really don’t care so much about celebrities, this was a real person with a real interesting story.

LOL Marc. Yes, I should hook up with Drew when we’re both in town at the same time.

There’s nothing like hanging around with another white boy who’s half your age and 10 times hotter, for improving one’s self-esteem.

Plus I bet he goes to all the really expensive trendy bars like The Met, don’t you Drew?

It is good to know that there are more and more efforts to bring to light the whole terrible child sex slave industry. It is a complicated issue but I think one of the most shameful things that exist.

Your conversation with Drew about his life and coming out was something I can relate to in my own life. I know it was hard for him to come out to his family early ( great admiration for that) as a very young man. Growing up in a very religious centered life where being gay was considered abhorrent and evil is something that I also faced in my life. Of the course the church taught that with God you can change with enough faith. It was not until later in my life and after a marriage with children, where I finally accepted that I was gay. By then, so many lives are affected and it was a n extremely painful process. That is why I am encouraged by how more and more gay young men in religious upbringings are coming out early.

Even in my situation, after counseling and a lot of healing, coming out was the right thing to do. My children, my ex-wife and I are defintiely at a better place.

Thanks Drew for sharing your story.

You’re all wonderful. lol. Thanks for the great comments.

I agree, the opening was hilarious. Topic is very interesting. Not only does it come from a knowledgeable individual but also one who is H O T..

Thank you for making the shows everyday, it give me something to look forward to as my alarm goes off…!
Next meet in greet in Thailand…?