
Who we are is an ever-evolving journey without limits. Join the ever-curious Rachel Lim as she delves into every facet of our lives — from work and family to relationships, self-discovery, and beyond. Experience a series of conversations and shared reflections that span from in-depth discussions with thought leaders around the world, to personal lessons shared with friends. Each episode offers val... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 79 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSelf-Improvement | |||

Singapore's total fertility rate has hit a historic low. But this conversation was never really about birth rates.
It was about what modern life actually feels like for many Singaporeans today. The pressure. The exhaustion. The invisible weight of a... more
Most of us only start thinking about fertility when something suddenly feels urgent; a doctor’s appointment, a breakup, a birthday, or the quiet realisation that time may not feel as endless as we once thought. In this episode, I sit down with Margar... more
Nathania Ong is the first Singaporean to lead both Les Misérables and Hamilton on London’s West End.
But before any of that, she was 18, alone in a foreign city, rejected by every drama school she applied to in a single week.
This is a story about ... more
“I did not know what I wanted to do. But I knew the kind of woman I wanted to be.”
Diane von Furstenberg’s mother survived Auschwitz at 29 kilos. Doctors said she would die in childbirth, that her child would not be normal. The following December, D... more
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Just discovered Rachel and listening to her. Love the convo with her husband. Learned so much about my own relationship. Great job on the podcast lady!
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This show centers on authentic, curiosity-driven conversations about identity, growth, and everyday life. Guests span business leaders, creatives, and public figures who share personal journeys, leadership lessons, resilience, and parenthood, often tying career pivots to culture, wellness, and relationships. Episodes tend to emphasize self-discovery, practical wisdom, and themes like balance, vulnerability, and lifelong learning, making it relatable to professionals seeking perspective, inspiration, and actionable takeaways for work and life. A standout aspect is the blend of high-profile guests with intimate, human storytelling that highlights empathy, authenticity, and personal reinvention across diverse industries.
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Recent guests on Who We Are include:
1. Indranee Rajah
2. Margaret Wang
3. Nathania Ong
4. Diane von Furstenberg
5. Jennifer Baile
6. Tan Kheng Hua
7. Jefferson Fisher
8. Steven Bartlett
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