Students Incorporated

How do you balance a massive corporate legacy with a life-changing humanitarian mission? In Episode 122, we sit down with Varangkana Jitsakdanont (Ms Jing), Board Director at Union Pan Exhibitions and Smile Ambassador for Operation Smile Thailand.In this episode, we explore:The Business of Scale: Jing shares insights from the front lines of Thailand’s premier consumer fair industry.Mission-Driven Leadership: How her role as a Smile Ambassador provides life-changing surgeries for children with cleft conditions.The Intersection of Impact: Balancing corporate innovation with a deeply personal commitment to social good.Plus: Stick around for the next chapter of our ongoing adventure, The Mystery of St. Augustine (Part 4)!

Join us as we dive into the inspiring journey of Patrick, a student innovator bridging the gap between higher education and NASA-level research. From the hallways of LA Pierce College to the cutting edge of the BORACLE project, we explore how the 'InnoEd' mindset and the courage of a solopreneur are redefining what’s possible for the next generation. Plus, we continue our investigation into the Mystery of St. Augustine, proving that whether in space or history, your voice and your venture truly matter.

What happens when everyday school problems get handed to student CEOs? In this internal episode of Students Incorporated, classmates step into unexpected CEO roles, from cafeteria flow to battery panic, and try to fix the systems we complain about daily. With no prep, real opinions, and bold decisions, Becoming a CEO explores leadership, problem-solving, and what it really means to take responsibility (even for the smallest things). Plus, we continue our investigation into the Mystery of St. Augustine, proving that whether in space or history, your voice and your venture truly matter.

In this episode, we explore the evolving world of higher education and the secrets to navigating the admissions process with special guests from Taylor University (Indiana). We’re pulling back the curtain on what it’s really like to apply for and live at a top-tier institution in 2026.BUT STICK AROUND... because the second half of our show takes a turn into the unknown. We are premiering the first chapter of our original audio adventure, "The Mystery of St. Augustine." When the lecture halls end, the investigation begins.Inside the Episode:The Philosophy of Learning: Why John Dewey’s idea of "education as life" is the ultimate North Star for students today.Global Education News: How universities in Asia and Malaysia are shifting toward industry-ready graduates and global rankings.The Admissions Insider: Our guests from Taylor University break down the biggest application myths and the "invisible costs" of campus life.SPECIAL FEATURE: We kick off Part 1 of "The Mystery of St. Augustine." Pack your bags for Florida as we start a journey filled with secrets, history, and a puzzle that’s just beginning to surface.

Crafting royalty. Step into a world of elegance and innovation as we explore the artistry of Atelier Pichita with K. Tatim, the creative force behind designs worn by the Queen of Thailand. From the breathtaking moments of their recent fashion show to the intricate craftsmanship that defines their signature style, this episode shines a light on the vision, culture, and couture that continue to shape Thai fashion. Whether you’re a designer, a trend-watcher, or simply someone who loves a good behind-the-scenes story, this episode is your front-row seat to the beauty and brilliance of royal-ready design.

we go behind the scenes of Thailand’s most revolutionary retail concept: Sense of Style (SOS). Known for transforming Instagram’s viral hits into a powerhouse brick-and-mortar reality, SOS has become the heartbeat of Siam Square fashion.Host Mr. Jason and Co-hosts Proud and Esther sit down with Khun Thoy, the visionary founder of SOS and Fit U Academy. We explore:The SOS Origin Story: How a vision for curation turned into a multi-brand phenomenon.Incubating Talent: The specific criteria SOS uses to select and elevate the next generation of Thai designers.The Business of Fashion: Khun Thoy shares her 10-year perspective on how local brands can survive and thrive in a competitive global market.Plus, don't miss our Headline News segment, where we break down three major stories impacting the fashion industry today. Whether you’re an aspiring designer, a retail enthusiast, or a fan of Thai style, this episode is your masterclass in fashion entrepreneurship.

Are you ready to turn your passion for travel and adventure into a purposeful career?Join the Students Incorporated team as they dive deep into the world of responsible luxury with special guest Ms. Ize, co-founder of the globally renowned liveaboard diving company, Velocean.In this episode, we explore what it truly takes to run a high-end, niche international business focused on the ocean.Inside the Episode:The Business of Luxury: Learn how Mrs. Ize balances the thrill of high-end travel with the serious responsibilities of sustainable operations in a challenging industry.The Entrepreneurial Mindset: We discuss crucial lessons for turning adversity into opportunity, the importance of networking, and the power of resilience when things don't go as planned.Student Scoop: We break down the latest news headlines in the global luxury travel sector, including the shift toward regenerative tourism and the importance of integrity in the diving industry.Final Advice: Ms. Ize shares her philosophy on leadership and the essential advice she has for young people pursuing a dream or building a vision for their future.

Are metaphors just for poets, or are they the "elevator pitch" of our everyday thoughts? Join host Hilight and student co-hosts Josiah and Proud as they dive into the fascinating world of figurative language.In this episode, we sit down with Mr. Ben (Language Arts) and Mr. Jason (Business & Marketing) to explore how simple comparisons act as cognitive shortcuts for our brains. From "The CPU is the brain of the computer" to "Love is a battlefield," we break down why humans rely on metaphors to communicate complex ideas and how our digital world is changing the way we speak.In this episode, you’ll learn:The "Linker" Effect: Why metaphors help students learn faster.The Danger Zone: When a metaphor becomes a "blinder" rather than a guide.The Metaphor Speed Round: We decode common phrases like "Life is a Sitcom" and "Time is Money."The Technical Side: A breakdown of Standard, Implied, Extended, and "Dead" metaphors.Stick around for our Top 10 Metaphors list to see how many you use in your daily life!

How do you transform a neighborhood into a world-class lifestyle destination? In this episode, we sit down with Khun Gene, Assistant General Manager at The Mall Group and a key force behind the massive EM District, which includes Emporium, EmQuartier, and EmSphere.We discuss the evolution of Bangkok’s retail landscape, the challenge of innovating within a legendary family business, and what the "Mall of the Future" really looks like. Plus, we explore how luxury developments and local street vendors coexist to create the city’s unique heartbeat.

We are kicking off 2026 with a masterclass in entrepreneurship.How do you go from a single ramen shop in the competitive battleground of Siam Square to owning one of Thailand’s fastest-growing food empires? Today, we step inside the mind of Poramin “Min” Pruangmethangkul, the visionary founder of the YUZU Group (YUZU Ramen, YUZU Suki, Thai Thai Boat Noodles, and more).Min shares his journey of turning a passion for flavor into a powerhouse business. We discuss the reality of the restaurant industry, the importance of "attitude over skill," and why authenticity is the key to scaling up without selling out.In this episode, we cover:The Origin Story: From one bowl to a multi-brand portfolio.The Mindset: How curiosity and creativity fuel business growth.Resilience: Managing stress and pressure when running an empire.Student Advice: Why you should "Dream big, but start small."

The studio is packed, the gifts are wrapped, and the energy is high! Welcome to the final episode of 2025.In this special holiday edition, we are skipping the formal interviews to celebrate with the entire Season 4 team. We’re taking a short global tour of the world’s most unique holiday traditions, from the terrifying "Yule Cat" of Iceland to the roller-skating churchgoers of Venezuela and the fried chicken craze in Japan.In this episode:Global Traditions: Weird and wonderful ways the world celebrates.The Great Exchange: We play a massive round of Secret Santa with the whole crew (can you guess who the givers are?).A Moment of Peace: A pause to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas and the hope it brings.The Sign-Off: A (very loud) team sing-along to send you into the new year.Programming Note: We are taking a winter break! We will be back with fresh episodes on Thursday, January 29th, 2026.From all of us at Students Incorporated, thank you for a wonderful year. We wish you peace, joy, and a very Merry Christmas!

What does it mean to be born free and equal? In 1948, the world came together to make a revolutionary promise: that human rights belong to everyone, everywhere. But where did these ideas come from, and do they actually protect us today?In honor of Human Rights Day, the Students Incorporated team takes a deep dive into the foundation of our freedoms. We explore the history behind the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), trace its roots back to the U.S. Bill of Rights, and discuss what these "universal" ideas look like in our schools and communities.In this episode, we discuss:The Blueprint: How the U.S. Bill of Rights Influenced Global Standards.The Quote: Eleanor Roosevelt’s famous reminder about "small places."The Top 10: A breakdown of ten essential rights you need to know.Student Perspectives: Why education and safety are top priorities for youth today.Join us as we explore why human rights aren't just for governments and courts—they are for all of us, right here, right now.

In a world that tells us to "pick a lane" and specialize, what happens when you refuse to fit into a single box?In Episode 110, we sit down with Mr Matoom. From his early days as a student in Melbourne and working as a paralegal, to founding "Tycoon Education" and eventually building a global skincare empire, Matoom’s journey is a masterclass in versatility. We discuss the courage required to pivot industries, how to balance a 60-year family legacy with modern innovation, and why Thai culture is a massive asset in global business.

Is your future career a straight line or a portfolio of passions? For Gen Z, the answer is changing. Welcome to the "Side Hustle Generation," a world where the creator economy, gig economy, and digital services market offer endless opportunities to earn, learn, and build your own brand.In this conversation, host Mr. Jason, a side hustle veteran, guides a roundtable discussion on how students can future-proof their careers. Learn the mindset, the first steps, and the top trends you need to know to get started in 2025. Whether you want to make money online, start a small business, or turn a hobby into a source of income, this episode is your practical guide.In this episode, you'll learn:What truly defines a side hustle in 2025 vs. a traditional part-time job?The three key drivers behind the trend: Technology (AI tools), Financial Necessity, and Mindset Shifts (Skill Stacking).The Top 10 Most In-Demand Side Hustles for Students, sourced from 2025 reports by Forbes, CNBC, and Wired. (Including AI services, short-form video editing, UGC creation, and digital templates).Practical first steps to find and validate your business idea without a huge investment.How to handle real-world challenges like burnout, time management, and taxes.