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Rawish with Kate Eckman is a culture-forward podcast about staying human in a world increasingly shaped by image, noise, and disconnection from what's real. Rawish moves beyond surface-level self-help and polished talking points to explore the emotional and cultural forces shaping modern life.
Rawish speaks to thoughtful listeners who are exhausted by spectacle, undernourished by most media, and hungry for conversations with depth, emotional intelligence, honesty, nuance, and edge.
In a media landscape crowded with hot takes, branded vulnerability, and recycled advice, Rawish offers something rarer: conversations that are intelligent, intimate, deeply human, and unafraid to tell the truth.
This is a show about becoming more honest, not optimized.
Rawish speaks to thoughtful listeners who are exhausted by spectacle, undernourished by most media, and hungry for conversations with depth, emotional intelligence, honesty, nuance, and edge.
In a media landscape crowded with hot takes, branded vulnerability, and recycled advice, Rawish offers something rarer: conversations that are intelligent, intimate, deeply human, and unafraid to tell the truth.
This is a show about becoming more honest, not optimized.
میزبانها:
فرکانس به روز رسانی:
weekly
میانگین طول صدا:
57 minutes
مصاحبه های مهمان
پادکست ویدیویی
انگلیسی
ایالات متحده آمریکا
57 قسمت
از سال 4 سپتامبر 2024
episodic
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Burnout used to be a useful word. It suggested overwork, depletion, the need for rest, the consequence of too many demands and not enough recovery. But the exhaustion so many of us are carrying now feels harder to explain. It comes from living with a nervous system that is constantly being asked to…
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Lately, Kate can’t stop asking a question that sounds simple until it starts explaining almost everything:
Where have all the grown-ups gone?
We’re not talking about adults. They are everywhere. Adults can pay a mortgage, run a meeting, raise children, and negotiate a deal. Grown-ups are rarer. A g…
For years, Kate thought her anger was the problem.
She treated it as something to heal, soften, regulate, reframe, breathe through, forgive away, or spiritually outgrow. Like so many thoughtful, self-aware people, she assumed her anger meant she still had work to do.
But what if the rage was not th…
We don't need more influencers. We need people who are still in contact with what's real.
Kate was sitting with a double espresso, trying to name something that had been bothering her about current influence, when the culture offered the perfect example. Someone filming a hangover, mixing a cockta…
Most of us assume the people who have known us the longest will be the ones most able to recognize who we have become. But sometimes family, old friends, and familiar people are not relating to our present life at all. They are relating to a role we played, a version they understood, or a story abo…
Everyone is telling a story. But is any of it true?
In this new trailer, Kate Eckman introduces the next evolution of Rawish, a show about staying human in a culture that rewards image over reality.
After more than 25 years in media, Kate has learned that the real story is almost never the polished…
If you’ve ever wondered how strength, service, and vulnerability can coexist, this episode will speak to you. Kate is joined by Jon Macaskill, a retired Navy SEAL Commander turned mindfulness and meditation teacher, who opens up about the lessons he’s learned on and off the battlefield. With more t…
What if you could navigate life’s chaos, transitions, and even conflict with a deep sense of understanding and peace? In this episode, Kate welcomes Yogi Cameron, former supermodel turned renowned yoga and Ayurveda practitioner, for a transformative conversation on consciousness, detachment, and li…
In this high-powered and deeply personal episode, Kate sits down with Riley Tejcek, active duty Marine Corps Officer, Team USA bobsled pilot, and now children’s book author. Riley opens up about one of the most difficult chapters of her life: navigating the pain and self-doubt that came with divorc…
In a rare and raucous episode, Kate is joined by all three members of the punk rock supergroup UltraBomb: Greg Norton (Hüsker Dü), Ryan Smith (Soul Asylum), and Derek O’Brien (Social Distortion). Together, they pull back the curtain on what it really takes to survive—and thrive—in the music industr…
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