What does Home mean to you? I'm Jimmy Famire, writer, broadcaster and restaurant critic,

and I've been speaking to well-known names about what Home means to them.

And it was in the East End of Burmese. He went Burmese it was rough.

I remember thinking, none of the boys are going to fancy me.

Gurd and Barotti and a chicken curry, you are full, you are connected to your culture,

and you may get a heart attack.

That's Where's Home Really? With me, Jimmy Famerue.

Find it wherever you're listening to this. Hello and welcome to Trigonometry I'm Francis Foster I'm

Constantin Kissin and this is a show for you if you want honest conversations with fascinating people.

A very special guest we have for you today is the former chair of medical microbiology

at the University of Minds. Dr. Sir Chary Bagdy, welcome to Trigonometry.

Hello. Thank you so much for coming on the show. We really look forward to talking with you

about your thoughts on the coronavirus, lockdowns, your book obviously which you've written with your wife about it.

But before we get into that, tell us for our viewers who may not be familiar with you particularly in this country

because you're based in Germany. What is your history through life? Who are you?

How are you where you are? What is your expertise and

and how are you qualified to talk about these issues?

Well, I don't want to talk so much about myself, but I am a born Thai. My parents were in the USA when I was born that was just after the end of the World War and my father was a diplomat and as he was

sort of moving around the world as As I have been, so I went to school in Switzerland, then in Egypt,

went to the English school in Egypt,

Helopolis, and then to the American collagen in Cairo.

Then I moved to Thailand for two years and finally after finishing school in Thailand I went to Germany to study medicine.

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