Til This Day with Radio Rahim

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Everyone has their own fight, whether they know it or not. On Til This Day, broadcast journalist Radio Rahim travels through the most compelling life chapters of the greatest thinkers, artists and fighters of our time: from Questlove to Michael Che, Jon Stewart to Rosie Perez. Each guest shares how they earn their slice, find their opening, and, ultimately, prevail. 

  1. FEB 7

    The Michael Che Way

    In the ring, if you’re not prepared, you won’t survive. Today’s guest, Michael Che, prepared himself on the streets of New York—selling t-shirts out of a duffle bag, grinding at open mics, and hustling his way into network television. What started as hustling t-shirts on Prince Street—where one day he’d make $40 and the next, $1,000—turned into a relentless pursuit of comedy. A chance encounter led him to SNL, where he quickly realized, “This is literally Harvard for comedy production.” Now, as the co-anchor of Weekend Update, Che is still in the fight, delivering knockout jokes every Saturday night. CREDITS Executive Producers: Dave Chappelle, Radio Rahim, Noah Gersh, Jamie Schefman, Nick Panama, Kenzi Wilbur, Elliot O’Dea Music & Sound Design: SALT Audio Creative Producer: Alex Casnoff Head of Production: Liz LeMay Head of Engineering: Jordan Galvan Production Manager: Allie Strobel Post Coordinator: Alice Bearn Edited by: Geoffrey Mutchnik Mixed by: SALT Audio Additional Editing & Sound Design: Jasper van Dijk & Noah Kowalski   Til This Day is a Luminary Original Podcast in partnership with Pilot Boy Productions and SALT Audio.

    56 min

  2. FEB 7 · BONUS

    You Might Also Like: On Purpose with Jay Shetty

    Introducing Communication Expert Vinh Giang: Why You Keep Getting Interrupted (How to Use Your Voice So People ACTUALLY Listen) from On Purpose with Jay Shetty. Follow the show: On Purpose with Jay Shetty Do you feel like people often cut you off when you're talking? When was the last time someone really listened to you? Today, Jay sits down with international keynote speaker and communication coach Vinh Giang for an inspiring conversation about building real confidence and finding your voice. Together, they dive into how the way we speak, and how we feel about speaking, isn’t something we’re born with, but a skill you build through experience, self-awareness, and practice. Vinh breaks down the myth that confident speakers are just born that way. Through his simple “four stages of competence” framework, he explains how with the right tools and consistent practice—anyone can become a powerful communicator, even if you’re naturally shy or introverted. It’s not about changing your personality; it’s about learning to manage your energy and use your voice with intention. Throughout the episode, Vinh shares easy, practical tips, like how to stop people from interrupting you in meetings, how to sound more confident, and how to use your voice to its full potential. One of the most touching parts of the conversation is when Vinh opens up about his father, a refugee who didn’t understand his career choice at first, but later became his biggest supporter. It’s a reminder that communication isn’t just about being heard, it’s also about understanding, connecting, and growing in every part of life. In this interview, you'll learn: How to Move from Shy to Confident with Communication How to Master the Four Stages of Speaking Competence How to Build Self-Awareness with the Record & Review Method How to Boost Vocal Presence and Authority Instantly How to Communicate Effectively as an Introvert How to Reframe “Fake” as “Unfamiliar” When Practicing New Skills Whether you’re a seasoned speaker, a reluctant communicator, or someone simply yearning to be heard, this episode will leave you feeling inspired, equipped, and encouraged to use your voice, not just to speak, but to be seen. With Love and Gratitude, Jay Shetty Unlock your exclusive gift from Vinh Giang, crafted just for the On Purpose community. Visit https://gifts.vinhgiang.com/jayshetty   Join over 750,000 people to receive my most transformative wisdom directly in your inbox every single week with my free newsletter. Subscribe here.   Join Jay for his first ever, On Purpose Live Tour! Tickets are on sale now. Hope to see you there!   What We Discuss: 00:00 Intro 00:29 Are You Struggling to Communicate Clearly? 02:13 The Path to Becoming a Confident Speaker 04:27 Do you have “Unconscious Incompetence?”  06:07 Change Your Habits, Change Your Confidence 08:40 A Simple Way to Build Self-Awareness 12:30 Why You Keep Getting Interrupted (and How to Stop It) 15:57 Why Communication Skills Are More Important Than Ever 19:01 Protecting Your Energy as an Introvert or Extrovert 23:21 How to Create a Routine That Helps You Perform at Your Best 26:25 Why You Cringe at the Sound of Your Own Voice 31:00 What Failure Teaches Us About Growth 35:31 How to Become a Natural Communicator 39:43 Why Mastering Communication Gives You True Freedom 44:49 Vinh’s Most Embarrassing Public Speaking Moment 47:53 Do Accents Hold You Back from Being Understood? 52:57 The Pen-in-Mouth Trick to Sharpen Your Speech 56:20 Don’t Just Learn the Tools, Own Them 59:36 How to Slow Down Your Speech Without Sounding Boring 01:04:45 It’s Not Just What You Say, It’s How People Hear It 01:07:40 Matching Energy: How to Meet People Where They Are 01:13:25 How to Show Up as the Bigger, Bolder Version of Yourself 01:16:02 Why Public Speaking Is Still the #1 Fear 01:18:00 How Filming Yourself Can Instantly Improve Your Speaking 01:25:07 What Makes Steve Jobs’ Speech So Powerful 01:28:35 Why We Sense When Someone Feels Inauthentic 01:34:06 Vinh on Final Five Episode Resources: Vinh Quang Giang | Website Vinh Quang Giang | Instagram Vinh Quang Giang | X Vinh Quang Giang | YouTube Vinh Quang Giang | LinkedIn Vinh Quang Giang | Facebook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to team@podroll.fm.

  3. JAN 30

    Common: Knowledge, Light, and Love

    [REPLAY] From hip-hop to Hollywood, Common has built a career defined by passion, purpose, and perseverance. In this episode, the Grammy- and Oscar-winning artist opens up about his journey—from being inspired by Muhammad Ali’s confidence and activism to navigating the challenges of breaking into both music and acting. He reflects on the power of communication, instilled in him by his mother, and the struggles that tested his commitment to his craft. Through it all, love remains at the heart of his message—whether in relationships, artistry, or the fight for something greater than himself. CREDITS Executive Producers: Dave Chappelle, Radio Rahim, Noah Gersh, Jamie Schefman, Nick Panama, Kenzi Wilbur, Elliot O’Dea Music & Sound Design: Eric Raichelson Creative Producer: Alex Casnoff Head of Production: Liz LeMay Head of Engineering: Jordan Galvan Production Manager: Allie Strobel Post Coordinator: Alice Bearn Edited by: Geoffrey Mutchnik Mixed by: Zack Djurich Additional Editing & Sound Design: Jasper van Dijk & Noah Kowalski   Til This Day is a Luminary Original Podcast in partnership with Pilot Boy Productions and SALT Audio.

    57 min

  4. JAN 23

    Stan Lathan's Directions

    A hidden hand who has shaped Black culture on television for half a century (think: Def Comedy Jam, Martin, and multiple Dave Chappelle stand up specials and other tv series) he is the man who defined the term “just keep going." Meet prolific film and television producer and director Stan Lathan.   "I didn't even realize I was in the fight. And I was losing it, because it affected everything else in my life." "I didn't even realize I was in the fight. And I was losing it, because it affected everything else in my life." How Stan Lathan's perseverance in a personal battle is now felt by all whose work he continues to elevate with his eye, skill, and directorial finesse.  It's the scars of battle that shape the generals. And we follow in their footsteps because they've walked through fire.  CREDITS Executive Producers: Dave Chappelle, Radio Rahim, Noah Gersh, Jamie Schefman, Nick Panama, Kenzi Wilbur, Elliot O’Dea Music & Sound Design: Eric Raichelson Creative Producer: Alex Casnoff Head of Production: Liz LeMay Head of Engineering: Jordan Galvan Production Manager: Allie Strobel Post Coordinator: Alice Bearn Edited by: Geoffrey Mutchnik Mixed by: Zack Djurich Additional Editing & Sound Design: Jasper van Dijk & Noah Kowalski   Til This Day is a Luminary Original Podcast in partnership with Pilot Boy Productions and SALT Audio.

    51 min

  5. JAN 16

    What Shaped Jon Stewart?

    From a punk club in Trenton to the national stage, this is the story of a comedian who became a cultural cornerstone, often called the most trusted news voice since Walter Cronkite. How did a kid from Central New Jersey, armed with curiosity and a sharp wit, rise to redefine satire, news, and comedy itself? In this conversation, originally released in 2023, Radio explores the formative years of someone who turned late-night gigs for hummus into a mastery of reading rooms, connecting with people, and bringing the world into focus through his lens. CREDITS Executive Producers: Dave Chappelle, Radio Rahim, Noah Gersh, Jamie Schefman, Nick Panama, Kenzi Wilbur, Elliot O’Dea Music & Sound Design: SALT Audio Creative Producer: Alex Casnoff Head of Production: Liz LeMay Head of Engineering: Jordan Galvan Production Manager: Allie Strobel Post Coordinator: Alice Bearn Edited by: Geoffrey Mutchnik Mixed by: Zack Djurich Additional Editing & Sound Design: Jasper van Dijk & Noah Kowalski   Til This Day is a Luminary Original Podcast in partnership with Pilot Boy Productions and SALT Audio.

    1h 7m

  6. JAN 9

    Michelle Wolf's Inevitable Comedy Trip

    [Encore episode!] “Don’t work so hard,” is advice that makes no sense to her. From running track to moonlighting at multiple open mics per night, and even working hard to get fired from her 9 to 5, this comedian took an unconventional path to comedy and has been crushing it ever since. Mike Tyson famously said “everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face.” Your big brother famously said “Stop punching yourself.” But can you? This conversation was originally published in 2022. CREDITS Executive Producers: Dave Chappelle, Radio Rahim, Noah Gersh, Jamie Schefman, Nick Panama, Kenzi Wilbur, Elliot O’Dea Music & Sound Design: SALT Audio Creative Producer: Alex Casnoff Head of Production: Liz LeMay Head of Engineering: Jordan Galvan Production Manager: Allie Strobel Post Coordinator: Alice Bearn Edited by: Geoffrey Mutchnik Mixed by: Zack Djurich Additional Editing & Sound Design: Jasper van Dijk & Noah Kowalski   Til This Day is a Luminary Original Podcast in partnership with Pilot Boy Productions and SALT Audio.

    55 min

  7. JAN 2

    The Fire Inside: Claressa Shields, GWOAT

    REPRISE EPISODE, to mark the release of The Fire Inside. The first female boxer to win a gold medal in the Olympics, and the only one to do it twice, Claressa Shields clearly has grounds to proclaim herself the greatest woman of all time, or GWOAT. And from what she saw and survived during her early years, the moniker doesn’t need to be disputed. More: The Fire Inside: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_fire_inside CREDITS Executive Producers: Dave Chappelle, Radio Rahim, Noah Gersh, Jamie Schefman, Nick Panama, Kenzi Wilbur, Elliot O’Dea Music & Sound Design: SALT Audio Creative Producer: Alex Casnoff Head of Production: Liz LeMay Head of Engineering: Jordan Galvan Production Manager: Allie Strobel Post Coordinator: Alice Bearn Edited by: Geoffrey Mutchnik

    1h 12m

  8. 12/19/2024

    Sam Jay: 'It's all About Deciding'

    She’s more than her identity—she’s a fighter, a storyteller, and a sharp observer of the world around her. Sam Jay has written her name on the wall at SNL, penned her own hit show (Pause with Sam Jay), and created unforgettable specials like Salute Me or Shoot Me. But beyond her accolades, Sam’s signature is her ability to fight not just for herself, but for those in her corner. In this episode, Sam shares the life lessons that shaped her—from discovering the layers of her identity, to finding her comedic voice at the family dinner table, where laughter and wit were survival skills. "My grandmother was a verbal assassin," Sam says. And it was likely her quick wit that inspired Sam's storytelling, as did the moments of family loss. Her resilience and authenticity continues to fuel Sam's dreams. As she sums up her navigational method in this 2020 conversation, “I just kept leaning into me." More info: "Pause with Sam Jay" on Max: https://www.hbo.com/pause-with-sam-jay "Salute Me or Shoot Me" on Max: https://www.max.com/movies/sam-jay-salute-me-or-shoot-me/1f4202b7-4d01-45cc-b4d2-11752f2e1009

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Everyone has their own fight, whether they know it or not. On Til This Day, broadcast journalist Radio Rahim travels through the most compelling life chapters of the greatest thinkers, artists and fighters of our time: from Questlove to Michael Che, Jon Stewart to Rosie Perez. Each guest shares how they earn their slice, find their opening, and, ultimately, prevail. 

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  • Channel
    Luminary
  • Creator
    Pilot Boy Productions, SALT, and Radio Rahim
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2025
  • Episodes
    28
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © Pilot Boy Productions, SALT, and Radio Rahim
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    Til This Day with Radio Rahim
  • Provider
    Luminary Media

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