
Wear Many Hats is from Rashad Rastam and takes on the culture you create. Do you wear many hats?
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 416 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Language | Number of Listeners | Category | Arts |

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Excited to listen to this episode! He has such nostalgic takes from a uniquely fresh perspective.
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.
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.
One of my favorite podcasts to tap into during a commute or even when I’m in a creative mood.
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!
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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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Recent guests on Wear Many Hats include:
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3. Tommy Lam
4. Shirley Lim
5. Sophie Chen
6. John Liu
7. Emily Losier
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