Money is not just about numbers — it’s emotional, psychological, and deeply tied to our sense of safety. In this episode of the Rare View Podcast, we unpack money trauma and how past experiences, family dynamics, and societal pressure shape the way we think, feel, and behave around money.

We explore why money anxiety is so common, how to self-regulate financial stress, and why your mindset is your greatest asset when it comes to building a healthy relationship with money. From the weight of Black Tax and emotional blackmail to setting boundaries without guilt, this conversation challenges the beliefs many of us were taught about money, obligation, and worth.

Whether you’re learning to protect your peace, redefine financial safety, or break generational money cycles, this episode offers honest insight, practical reflection, and empowering perspective — for adults, teens, and anyone ready to heal their relationship with money.

🎧 Watch & listen on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts

💬 Join the conversation in the comments — what shaped your relationship with money?

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Together, we unpack personal and family money habits, the emotional side of spending, and what it truly means to pay yourself first. We explore different types of investments, what’s commonly working, the most popular investment options, and common misconceptions that often hold people back from financial growth. This episode also dives into money boundaries with family and friends, accountability partners and finances, and how money shows up in romantic relationships.

Whether you’re just starting your financial journey or looking to strengthen your relationship with money, this conversation offers practical insight, clarity, and perspective on building healthier financial habits and making informed investment decisions.

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💬 Join the conversation: What money habit are you unlearning or rebuilding?

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In this heartfelt episode of The Rare View Podcast, we sit down with Christine Mugo to talk openly about grief during the festive season — a time that’s often expected to be joyful but can feel deeply complicated for those navigating loss.

Together, we explore how grief shows up in different ways, from emotional waves and physical pain to unexpected triggers that surface during the holidays. Christine shares her personal story, offering insight into anticipatory grief, the reality of spending holidays without loved ones, and the importance of allowing joy and grief to co-exist.

This conversation also touches on why there is no timeline or formula for grief, the role of support systems, and how to show up for grieving loved ones in meaningful ways beyond words.

If the holidays feel heavy for you, this episode is a reminder that however you feel is valid — and you don’t have to navigate grief alone.

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In this episode of The Rare View Podcast, Anita sits down with Wanjiru, a dynamic event planner who has carved out her space in one of the most demanding and misunderstood industries.

They dive into the real behind-the-scenes of event planning — the pressure, the pivoting, the people, and the never-ending lessons that shape the career. From navigating the last-minute rush to building genuine work relationships, Wanjiru opens up about the realities of creating unforgettable experiences in a fast-moving industry.

Together, they explore:

✨ Finding your people & building a support system

✨ Last-minute rush culture — and how to survive it

✨ The rise of COVID careers & career reinvention

✨ Why every career has disappointments

✨ Charging your worth without apologizing

✨ The lie of “payment by exposure” in 2025

✨ Putting yourself out there (even when it’s scary)

✨ How to build genuine work relationships

✨ The reality of working in the music industry as an event planner

✨ Choosing the right people for your journey

✨ Why you should NEVER work without a contract

This episode is packed with practical truth, career clarity, and honest insights every creative, freelancer, or corporate professional needs to hear.

In this powerful episode, we're diving deep into the realities of dating in Nairobi. We talk about navigating the age-gap relationships (especially dating older men) and the common traps of people-pleasing that hold so many women back.

Join us as we explore the journey of constructing true self-worth, making the radical shift from compromising yourself to prioritizing your personal goals and aspirations. This is a must-listen for every Kenyan woman determined to be the 'better woman' in society, with no limits on her achievements

Press play to hear the raw, honest stories of how you can reclaim your power, set boundaries, and step into your role as The Unapologetic Woman you were meant to be.✨💝

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In this episode of The Rare View Podcast, we sit down with Joan, a brilliant lawyer, mentor, and woman of deep reflection, to unpack what it truly takes to grow — in courage, money, and self-awareness.

From building healthy mentor-mentee relationships to learning how to keep your finances in check, Joan reminds us that success isn’t about having it all figured out — it’s about showing up, learning, and letting time answer the questions you can’t yet.

She shares candid lessons on mentorship, money management, and why courage is half the battle.

Because sometimes, growth simply looks like keeping on.

✨ In this episode, we explore:

• Why mentorship matters — and how to make it healthy

• The truth about money and why keeping it isn’t guesswork

• Courage as a non-negotiable part of growth

• Navigating inadequacy and learning to compensate

• The importance of communication and showing up for yourself

💜 Quote from the episode:

“Keep doing what you’re doing. It may not be it, but it will lead you to it.”

Tune in for real talk, laughter, and wisdom that will leave you thinking differently about growth, courage, and the power of consistency.

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In this episode, we sit down with Idah Wambui to explore how the worlds of business and wellness intersect. From navigating the pressures of leadership to finding balance in everyday routines, Idah shares insights on building a career without burning out. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a professional, or simply seeking healthier ways to work and live, this conversation will leave you inspired to find your own sweet spot.

In this episode, we sit down with Michelle Omamo to unpack the powerful link between how women dress and how they are addressed. From the boardroom to social spaces, Michelle shares raw insights on the stereotypes, expectations, and silent judgments that women face based on their style choices.

We dive into questions of identity, confidence, and expression—asking whether fashion is freedom, a label, or both. This conversation challenges norms and sparks reflection on how society views women, and more importantly, how women can reclaim the narrative for themselves.

Tune in for an honest and eye-opening discussion that will leave you rethinking the phrase: “dress how you want to be addressed.”

Parenting while your partner works far away? Welcome to the wild ride of long-distance co-parenting. In this heartfelt and hilarious episode, Sophia joins us to talk flaming torches, fatigue, and finding joy in the everyday chaos. From solo adventures to stolen moments of self-care (hello, closet snacks), we dive into how she stays grounded, builds a support system, and reclaims her strength — one playdate, passport stamp, and deep breath at a time.

Whether you’re in the thick of it or cheering from the sidelines, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone navigating parenting, peace, and the pursuit of their own joy.

In this powerful and healing episode, we explore what it means to reclaim your identity after experiencing deep pain and trauma. Whether you're on the path of recovery or just beginning to face your wounds, this conversation offers insight, compassion, and hope. We talk about the emotional aftermath of trauma, the subtle ways it shapes who we think we are, and most importantly—how to begin the journey back to your authentic self. Through stories, reflections, and practical tools, this episode is a gentle reminder: healing is not only possible, it’s your birthright.