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Hosted by Rob Raffety · EN-US · 242 episodes
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Raff’s Brain is my playground for goofy stories, real-life adventures, and experiments in how openness, creativity, and technology can bring people together and improve our lives. Expect Hot Yoga Problems, Riffin’ with Raff, Drive & Jive / Walk & Talk, and various zany side projects that are sometimes cathartic, sometimes ridiculous, and hopefully worth your time.
Rob Raffety hosts Raff's Brain, a society show with 242 episodes published.
After nearly a year of producing political and news-oriented content, Grauben Lara was feeling burned out. Then the World Cup began—and a spontaneous creative pivot changed everything. In this episode of Riffin’ with Raf
Rob thought full-circle neck rolls had been banned decades ago. Then a hot yoga instructor opened class with one. This episode of Hot Yoga Problems begins with a potentially controversial cervical-spine maneuver and quic
Monday is not the enemy. It didn’t choose to become the beginning of the workweek, and Rob Raffety believes it deserves slightly more respect. In this episode of Hot Yoga Problems , Rob celebrates the promise of a fresh
A Raffety Family Hot Yoga Field Trip It is a Hot Yoga Problems family special as Rob’s sister Jennifer joins him for a surprisingly demanding Core 2 class. Jennifer offers an honest review of the experience, from complic
In this episode of Hot Yoga Problems , Rob Raffety gets absolutely wrecked by a 75-minute Sunday morning CorePower class and lives to tell the tale. After believing he had reached peak hot yoga confidence, he finds himse
On this episode of Hot Yoga Problems , Rob may have stumbled onto the most dangerous revelation of all: doing less hot yoga might actually work better. After crushing a one-hour class with minimal suffering, he starts qu
Rob Raffety has two words for you: chin stand . After surviving one of hot yoga’s least intuitive poses, Rob reflects on fitness motivation, weight-loss goals, diet struggles, and the ambitious health plans that do not a
In this episode of Hot Yoga Problems , Rob gets back on the mat after a week-plus layoff and discovers that yoga fitness does not believe in paid time off. One missed stretch of routine and suddenly the body is filing a
In this appropriately observant Hot Yoga Problems episode, Rob Raffety battles his nemesis pose: reverse tabletop. What starts as a simple yoga struggle quickly turns into a meditation on spiraling, self-talk, and the st
Rob is back with another Hot Yoga Problems episode, and this time the crisis is territorial. After a brutal Saturday morning class, he discovers that renovations at a nearby CorePower have sent waves of displaced yogis i
This week on Hot Yoga Problems , Rob returns from class with a very specific grievance: reverse tabletop . It may look innocent, but for Rob, it belongs in the same category as deer pose, flying frogs, and twisted arm ba
In this introspective Hot Yoga Problems episode, Raff reflects on a surprising new yoga experience—prone shavasana—and uses it as a launchpad to explore a deeper theme: why we delay the things that are good for us. With
In this introspective yet humor-laced episode of Hot Yoga Problems , Raff explores the tension between control and inevitability—whether it’s protecting a pristine car from its first inevitable ding or processing the emo
In this introspective and humor-laced episode of Raff’s Brain: Hot Yoga Problems , Rob reflects on a fleeting but powerful moment of motivation sparked by a hot yoga class. With a mid-year doctor checkup approaching, he
This episode of Hot Yoga Problems may be Rob Raffety’s self-declared “worst episode ever,” but that might also make it one of the most honest. Fresh off another punishing hot yoga session, Rob tries to make sense of pain
In this Hot Yoga Problems episode, Rob navigates the collision of everyday inconvenience and personal growth—from DMV bureaucracy to a yoga studio packed beyond comfort. With one location under renovation, the overflow h
In this episode of Raff’s Brain: Hot Yoga Problems , Raff battles through consecutive hot yoga sessions only to face an even greater challenge—modern bureaucracy. A simple parking issue spirals into a comedic yet insight
In this Hot Yoga Problems episode, Raff makes his long-awaited return to the mat—only to face one of the most awkward and revealing class setups imaginable: a near-private session with a highly advanced yogi. With nowher
In this episode of Hot Yoga Problems , Rob Raffety recounts a brutally hot and unexpectedly crowded yoga class in the Outer Banks, complete with fogged-up mirrors, loud breathing, minimal mat real estate, and a dangerous
Broadcasting from the Outer Banks after another punishing session at OBX Hot Yoga, Rob delivers a classic Hot Yoga Problems episode that starts with sweat and spirals into an unexpectedly sharp monologue about cars, cult
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Raff's Brain is hosted by Rob Raffety. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 242 episodes.
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