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Wear Many Hats

Rashad Rastam
New York City
Photography
Fashion
Music
Social Media
Los Angeles
New York
Art
Community Building
Content Creation
Wellness
Graphic Design
Comedy
Brooklyn
Djing
Covid-19
Illustration
Vlogging
Podcasting
Stand-Up Comedy

Wear Many Hats is from Rashad Rastam and takes on the culture you create. Do you wear many hats?

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Jaeki Cho is a culinary creator.

Jaeki Cho is the co-founder of Righteous Eats, a channel dedicated to celebrating and supporting small, immigrant-owned eateries.

Jaeki comes from a background in documentary filmmaking and has written for Complex a... more

Ant Blue Jr. is an animator, producer, and DJ who goes by the name Stonie Blue.

He co-founded the label BIY DIY Records with Matthew Worldwide.

Multiple things. Believe in yourself, do it yourself.

Please welcome Ant Blue Jr. to Wear Many Hats.

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Mindy Ossi is a video editor and animator based in NYC.

Her clients include Google, Nike, Ace Hotel and more.

Check out Mindy's album of the week, recent sounds,

Mindy puts that shit on. Mouthy about music.

Please welcome Mindy Ossi to Wear Many... more

Jocelyn Tsaih is an artist born in Taiwan, raised in Shanghai, and currently based in New York.

Working across oil painting, sculpture, murals, and illustration, Jocelyn's work reflects on shared aspects of the human experience, including identity, ... more

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Recent Guests

Peter Lee
Korean creator focusing on cooking, known for popular food videos and recipes.
Episode: 366. Peter Lee
Tina Snow Le
Vietnamese-American graphic designer and music selector
Independent, previously worked with Nike and Spotify
Episode: 364. Tina Snow Le
Shirley Lim
Co-founder of Enoki, a specialty grocery store focused on Asian pantry and forged goods
Enoki
Episode: 363. Shirley Lim & Tommy Lam - Enoki
Tommy Lam
Co-founder of Enoki, a specialty grocery store focused on Asian pantry and forged goods
Enoki
Episode: 363. Shirley Lim & Tommy Lam - Enoki
Sophie Chen
Founder and editor of Off-Menu Magazine, a community-driven magazine and creative studio exploring the world of food and drink.
Off-Menu Magazine
Episode: 362. Sophie Chen - Off-Menu Magazine
John Liu
Founder of KiuKiu, a brand specializing in Asian-inspired pancake and waffle mixes.
KiuKiu
Episode: 360. John Liu - KiuKiu
Emily Losier
Creator behind Emily Makes Coffee, passionate about coffee culture and community.
Episode: 359. Emily Losier - Emily Makes Coffee
Kiki Couchman
Co-founder of Sourmilk, a probiotic yogurt brand
Sourmilk
Episode: 357. Kiki Couchman - Sourmilk
Carli Gordon
Founder of The Libi Project, focused on culinary-driven event production and design.
The Libi Project
Episode: 356. Carli Gordon - The Libi Project

Host

Rashad Rastam
Host of Wear Many Hats; engages across arts, culture, and entrepreneurship.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 112 ratings
  • Jonathan Tobias

    Excited to listen to this episode! He has such nostalgic takes from a uniquely fresh perspective.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sonia_says
    Canada9 months ago
  • Autopilot

    It really feels like the host isn’t having a genuine conversation with the guest. He’s just hitting different topic points, and not really engaging with the other person. It comes off as not really listening or trying.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    IanLabat
    United States3 years ago
  • Inspiring and insightful

    Awesome podcast that I discovered through a friend who was interviewed for an episode. There’s depth to the conversations that I’ve found to be rare in podcast interviews and a good flow in topics. I feel like I’ve gotten to know the interviewer and interviewee in the same way it feels like listening in on a conversation between two friends.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ck7778777
    United States3 years ago
  • An essential podcast for entrepreneurs

    One of my favorite podcasts to tap into during a commute or even when I’m in a creative mood.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Icarter891
    United States4 years ago
  • Love this podcast

    Rashad has a way of bringing in alllll kinds of people, creatives, conversationalists, personalities, and talents. He makes his guests feel comfortable enough to be fully themselves and that’s what makes this podcast so special. It really plays like you’re a fly on the wall listening in on an intimate conversation between friends. Do recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    innabitsi
    United States4 years ago

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The show is valued for its mix of creativity, culture, and practical takeaways for artists and builders.
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366. Peter Lee
Q: Would you ever want to open up a restaurant one day?
Definitely. I definitely want to open a restaurant in my lifetime.
366. Peter Lee
Q: So, did your parents support your decision to pursue content creation?
Like, my parents were like, just please, please just get a degree and we'll leave you alone.
366. Peter Lee
Q: Did you start that journey in Texas?
Yes, I did. I was in my freshman year of college, and this was when it was the decline of COVID.
360. John Liu - KiuKiu
Q: What would you say is the primary goal of your brand?
To share the chewy, bouncy texture of Asian foods and celebrate representation of diverse flavors in mainstream grocery stores.
360. John Liu - KiuKiu
Q: What are some of the hiccups that you had with running KiuKiu?
The biggest challenge has been the visa situation, impacting my ability to run the business from the U.S. and logistics with suppliers, resulting in unexpected costs.

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The show features wide-ranging conversations with creatives and builders who wear multiple hats across food, music, design, and entrepreneurship. Episodes often center on how people cultivate community, navigate creative economies, and turn passion projects into sustainable work, with an emphasis on authenticity, collaboration, and diverse cultural influences. Listeners can expect candid stories about starting brands, navigating industry challenges, and building networks that support artistic and commercial ambitions. A standout aspect is the host's ability to put guests at ease, producing flowing discussions that feel like casual chats among friends, while uncovering practical lessons for side hustles and creative careers.

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2. Tina Snow Le
3. Shirley Lim
4. Tommy Lam
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7. Emily Losier
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