by Rachel Aschalew
Rare in New York is a podcast love letter to the city, intimate conversations with the people, places, and moments that make it one-of-a-kind. Through unguarded interviews and reflective storytelling, we celebrate the singular magic of New York and the rare ways it shapes those who dare to belong. Brought to you by the one and only, Rachel Aschalew.
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April 7, 2026
<p>He’s behind some of the most iconic restaurants in New York but for him it’s never just about the space.<br>It’s about who feels welcome inside it.<br>Preeti Sriratana, co-founder of <a href="https://www.instagram.com/modellus_novus/">@modellus_novus</a> builds dining rooms that reflect culture, invite community, and make people feel like they belong.<br>That same belief extends beyond the table through his work with <a href="https://www.instagram.com/apexforyouth/">@apexforyouth</a> for Youth, creating access, mentorship, and opportunity for the next generation of Asian American leaders.<br>Because at a certain point, it’s not about what you build<br>it’s about who you’re building it for.<br>Episode live now 🎧</p>
March 31, 2026
<p>Rare in NY, hosted by Rachel Aschalew, explores the people shaping culture, business, and media.At 11 years old, he decided he’d run network television.And he did.From inside Saturday Night Live with Lorne Michaelsto shaping the shows we all grew up on.Ted Harbert didn’t just work in TV.He helped define it.He created America’s Funniest Home Videos.He helped bring Keeping Up with the Kardashians to life.And yes —he passed on Friends.This episode is about taste, risk, and the decisions that shape culture.Because success isn’t just about what you choose.It’s about putting in 10,000 hours and then some.</p>
March 24, 2026
<p>Rare in NY, hosted by Rachel Aschalew, explores the people shaping culture, business, and media.At 21, he escaped federal agents.Now he coaches Fortune 500 CEOs.Ian Jarvis built his life on one thing:the courage to change.Comfort is a slow death.Crisis is where change begins.In every problem… there’s an answer.This episode isn’t advice.It’s a confrontation.</p>
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Rare in New York is a podcast love letter to the city, intimate conversations with the people, places, and moments that make it one-of-a-kind.
Through unguarded interviews and reflective storytelling, we celebrate the singular magic of New York and the rare ways it shapes those who dare to belong.
Brought to you by the one and only, Rachel Aschalew.
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