Warm, heartfelt, and hugely successful amid strong demand that led to sold-out tickets for both sessions, the first-ever talk show by the heart-healer DJ P’AOY Napaporn Traiwithwareekul, titled "DJ P’AOY ONE STAND UP EMPATHY – ‘His Heart,’ Then ‘Our Heart’ Too," was a solo microphone performance not like typical comedy but filled with genuine empathy for every heart present. It took place on Saturday, 12 Sep 2026 atSiam Pikanes Hall7th FloorSiam Square One
The event organizer ATIME created a warm, healing atmosphere starting at the entrance with an Empathy Exhibition featuring four zones, including a “Happiness Tells, Sadness Confesses” zone where attendees could write and discard negative feelings into a basket,a basketor leave messages for DJ P’AOY via a phone booth; the Bear Hug zone with big teddy bear embraces; the “Hello, Me… When Did We Last Talk?” zone with photo opportunities by a mirror with quotes; and a music-listening zone designed as a form of self-conversation with playlists curated by DJ P’AOY to suit various moods for everyone to enjoy.
Before the stage opened, DJ P’AOY greeted the audience, with both afternoon and evening sessions attended by many industry friends and colleagues offering support, such as DJs Aun Phuwanat, Pae Wisawa, Fiat Thachanon, Bookko Thanachphan, Nan Rachada, Pimmada, Pom Pam Niti, Wan Thanakrit, and an important supporter, her husband, Knight Nawapon.
The first part featured DJ P’AOY recounting her 33-year radio career listening to love problems, earning the nicknames “Love Guru” and “Quote-Generating Machine.” She discussed various topics—love, work, and life—that evolve over time but often come back as questions she addresses with hundreds of poignant quotes that shake hearts and minds today. For example, on singlehood: “Being single is just a way to ease loneliness, better than sitting sadly if he’s not the one,” or “Don’t keep searching for true love, just take the best care of the love you have.” On infidelity: “If you think cheating is normal, then tears are normal too.” On couples: “If you don’t care while together, don’t feel bad when they leave.”
DJ P’AOY delivered an intense, impactful show before concluding with advice for everyone to focus on self-care and deep self-talk to face life’s challenges, sharing major quotes such as “Don’t care for others so much you forget your own heart,” “Happiness isn’t about what we have, but how we feel about what we have,” “Find happiness within your conditions,”“Accept that the worldis not kind
to us every day, and when that day comes, you must be kindest to yourself,” “Where there is love, there is suffering; where there is suffering, love is needed, especially self-love. There is no true love guru; anyone can solve others’ love problems but not their own, because we use our heads for others’ problems and our hearts for our own.” She ended by emphasizing the key message: quotes don’t help if they only please you but you don’t act on them. Her fiery, sharp words had the audience applauding loudly after every quote.
The guest segment opened with Na Nek Ketsapasawat from “Don’t Say I Didn’t Teach You” and DJ Tonhom Sakuntala from “Wednesday Talk Wednesday Call” EFM94, who helped answer questions representing DJ P’AOY’s inner voice. She admitted sometimes delivering dark, cutting quotes like “Tonhom” and “Na Nek.” They selected questions from the event and audience, responding with spicy, sharp answers that pleased the crowd eagerly raising their hands. The three agreed the most frequently asked issue they face is, “What is wrong with Thais and their exes?” offering insights on moving forward in life.Next came another guest,Stamp Apiwatwho added color during the segment “We Always Hide Someone in Our Songs.” DJ P’AOY, behind the scenes playing music on Green Wave 106.5 FM, believes everyone has their own life soundtrack, as listening to music is a form of self-dialogue. He presented meaningful songs such as “Thoughts,” “Secretly Good,” “The One You Know Who,” “Pink Theory,” and “The Last Time,” the life soundtrack of DJ P’AOY, who has learned from life to “do your best every day so if tomorrow you don’t see them, you won’t regret it.” The event ended with a fan benefit,adding a warm, personal hug from DJ P’AOY to every ticket holder who paid 3,000 baht, one-on-one. Part of the proceeds after expenses was donated to the Somdet Phra Theprat Center for correction of facial andskull deformitiesat Chulalongkorn Hospital, Thai Red Cross Society.