Peace & Good Wealth
Peace & Good Wealth
Podcast Description
Peace & Good Wealth is a podcast focused on the state of both inner tranquility and financial stability, emphasizing a life where one experiences not only a lack of conflict and stress but also a comfortable level of financial security. The ideal is to have enough wealth to live comfortably without being consumed by the pursuit of more money, allowing for a focus on inner peace and personal fulfillment. It signifies a broader sense of prosperity that includes security, comfort, and the ability to pursue meaningful goals.
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The podcast explores the interplay between inner peace and financial security, with episodes covering topics such as cultural elements influencing tranquility like food and art, and financial developments in various regions, illustrated by discussions on Italian lifestyle in La Dolce Vita and luxury real estate trends in Southeast Asia.
A podcast at the intersection of culture, capital, and consciousness, Peace & Good Wealth explores how we live, create, and pursue meaning in a world driven by ambition. Hosted by Loy Carlos, each episode features intimate conversations with designers, artists, innovators, and thinkers- unpacking what it means to build a life of substance, elegance, and enduring impact.
In this episode of Peace & Good Wealth, Loy Carlos sits down with NYC-based composer and author Charlie Rauh for a conversation on what modern life discourages- and what great art quietly restores: simplicity, patience, and quietude.
Rauh, the author of Simply, Patiently, Quietly (String Letter Publishing), shares how his work pushes back against hustle culture and why “being busy” has become a false virtue. Together, they explore the discipline of reduction (simple vs. simplistic), the link between patience and empathy—including Rauh’s experience as composer-in-residence at Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine—and the meaning of quiet beyond silence: as awareness, confidence, and healing.
They also discuss intentional art as an offering rather than a performance, the role of classic literature (including the Brontës) in modern creative life, and why—on guitar especially—vulnerability can be the very thing that makes the music land.
Outro: Theoria Part 6 by Charlie Rauh (credit Destiny Records)
View Charlie's work: www.charlierauh.com
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Credits:
Loy Carlos (Host)
Kenneth J. Moore (Executive Producer)
Colin Meagley (Producer)
Perry Law (Producer)
www.gwofc.com
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