Asawin Suebsaeng Age, Wikipedia Bio, Wife, Ethnicity Origin, Wedding

Personal Details Summary
Name	Asawin Suebsaeng
Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB	Born in 1988. As of 2024, he is around 36 years old.
Wedding & Marriage / Wife / Spouse / Partner / Engaged	Married. Check the full bio for relationship details.
Children / No. of Kids	None
Ethnicity / Origin / Heritage / Race	Asian
Nationality	Thai-American
What Happened to Asawin Suebsaeng?	“FEVER DREAMS” is a podcast hosted by Asawin Suebsaeng, former senior political reporter at The Daily Beast.

Wiki Biography / Profile Background

Introduction :

Asawin Suebsaeng is a Thai-American journalist and political commentator who works as a White House Reporter for the news outlet The Daily Beast.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

Asawin Suebsaeng was born in 1988 in Thailand but grew up in Bethesda, Maryland, in the USA. Currently, he lives in Washington, DC.
In June 2018, he got married to Elizabeth Nolan Brown, a Senior Editor at Reason magazine. In Dec 2019, Asawin mentioned that his wife is a “better reporter and writer than I am.”

Education : Qualifications, High School & College Info

Asawin admitted he had always wanted to be a writer in some form, but came to the conclusion he wanted to become a journalist in the middle of his freshman year.
He graduated from the Franklin & Marshall College in 2011.

Career, Income, Salary and Net Worth :

In July 2014, Asawin joined The Daily Beast to offer his experience as a reporter and media editor.
Before that, he had also written for Mother Jones Magazine, as an interactive writing fellow. He has also worked for media outlets like American Prospect and the Bangkok Post.
His articles are referenced on websites like Muck Rack and Redef, besides the journals and newspapers he actually writes for.

Fun Facts, Height and Trivia :

In 2016, Asawin was featured in an Alumni documentary by the Franklin & Marshall College, where he revealed he was planning on writing a book. He also mentions that he loves working for platforms like The Daily Beast and Mother Jones is that “they allow you to have a voice.”
His writing style is as comical as accepted when it comes to politics. He “tries to put as much humor as he can get away with,” as Asawin himself said. Some of his most sarcastic titles are ‘How Star Wars Took Over Global Politics’ and ‘Little House on The Prairie Star Runs for Congress.’

Asawin describes that despite the fake news and made-up stories that fill the Internet, political media is better currently than it was several decades ago. This could be due to the new technologies and the ways we communicate, and the reporter is convinced that is where a journalist’s job becomes very important since they are able to constantly share information to uncover political public figures.
He considers he is doing his job right when he makes a powerful person in politics, or a Hollywood celeb, angry.
He was mentioned and quoted in the book Politics and Politicians in Contemporary US Television: Washington as Fiction, published in 2016.

The National Public Radio (NPR) highlighted his partnership with fellow reporter Lachlan Markay and compared them to other popular pairings such as Bert and Ernie and Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. The Daily Beast enjoyed new success when they put both journalists together in the White House crew.
Suebsaeng’s political alignment lies with the Left; therefore, he does not agree with most of former President Donald Trump’s policies. This gave him a few problems at the beginning of the Trump era when he entered the White House.