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Hosted by Van · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 43 episodes
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The Pillay Place Podcast is dedicated to helping individuals and families rediscover timeless principles that strengthen the foundation of everyday life. Rooted in faith and guided by traditional values, each episode explores the core pillars of family, finance, and mental health—three areas essential to living with purpose and resilience. In a world often distracted by quick fixes and fleeting trends, this podcast invites listeners to return to the enduring truths that cultivate strong relationships, sound stewardship, and emotional stability. Through authentic conversations, practical insights, and real-life wisdom, Rahul & Van Pillay will empower you to build a life that thrives—spiritually, financially, and mentally. Join us as we rediscover the power of faith-based living and unlock principles that not only stand the test of time but also equip you to face today’s challenges with confidence and clarity.
Van hosts Pillay Place, a religion show with 43 episodes published.
Most marriages don't fall apart from one big betrayal — they erode slowly, from small unguarded moments nobody thought to protect. Rahul walks through the specific, sometimes uncomfortable boundaries he holds around oppo
Almost everyone has met a Christian who made them want to run the other way — and this episode doesn't pretend that isn't true. Rahul shares what it was like growing up Hindu and being cornered by kids on a school bus wh
You can have money in the bank and still feel like it's never enough — and that feeling has almost nothing to do with the number in your account. Rahul unpacks the difference between operating from lack and operating fro
Most people who want to pay off debt never actually sit down and find out how much they owe. That single avoidance is the first thing standing between where you are and zero. Rahul lays out the exact plan he uses to pay
Somewhere along the way, most of us learned that it's safer to hide a mistake than to admit one — even to the people who love us most. Rahul brings the lens of a parent constantly tempted to correct first and connect sec
You can pray every day, read your Bible cover to cover, and still feel like something in your life isn't working. This conversation exists for that exact frustration. Rahul and Van Pillay return to the subject of abiding
Everyone has a family — biological, chosen, broken, or beautiful — but very few people have ever stopped to ask why family exists in the first place. Not the greeting-card version. The real one. Rahul Pillay brings a the
There's a version of investing advice you've heard a hundred times. This isn't it. Rahul Pillay opens by making a case that most people skip the two investments with no risk of total loss — before they ever get to stocks
There's a specific kind of tired that comes from trying really hard and still feeling like nothing's landing. This episode gets into why that happens — and it's not the answer you'd expect. Rahul walks through a passage
The butterflies are real — but they're also temporary, and most people don't figure that out until they've already built a life around them. Van Pillay walks through the criteria she'd hand her own daughter before choosi
There's a version of doing everything right and still feeling off — not broken, not lazy, just quietly aware that whatever you've been drawing from isn't quite holding. Rahul Pillay traces the root of that gap to somethi
Money has a way of quietly becoming the thing you rely on most — not because you're greedy, but because it's just always there, demanding your attention, shaping your decisions, waking you up in the morning. Rahul traces
Most people aren't struggling with money because they don't earn enough — they're struggling because no one ever gave them a clear, ordered list of what to actually do about it. Rahul brings the perspective of someone wh
Every relationship has that argument it keeps coming back to — the one about being heard, respected, or seen — and most of us assume the problem is the other person. This episode challenges that. Rahul Pillay walks throu
The anxiety, the shame, the feeling that something deep inside you is just off — this episode makes the case that none of it started with you. Rahul walks through the story of the Garden of Eden not as a Sunday school re
You can build the whole thing — the income, the fitness, the community — and still feel like something isn't adding up. That quiet restlessness is exactly what this episode names and traces back to its source. Rahul brin
Over 56% of millennials and Gen Z are using credit cards just to get through the month — and the average savings balance sits at around $300. That's not a budgeting failure. It's a belief problem. In this episode, Rahul
Most arguments don't fail because people ran out of words — they fail because nobody was willing to stop trying to win. Rahul Pillay explores why ego is the real barrier to resolving conflict, drawing on mentorship, marr
In Episode 26 of the Pillay Place Podcast, Rahul and Van Pillay unpack why the most connected generation is also the most overwhelmed — using one of the most practical teachings Jesus ever gave. Drawing from Mark Chapter
Ever broken down over something small — a missing notebook, a messy house — and thought, why am I crying over this? You're not losing it. You're human. And you're not alone. In this honest, unfiltered episode of the Pill
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