RLM Podcast

In this episode, Eli Detter discusses the concepts of Stoicism and desensitization, exploring their implications on personal emotions and responses to trauma. He reflects on his own experiences with emotional numbness and the importance of self-control in navigating life's challenges. The conversation highlights the importance of striking a balance between experiencing emotions and maintaining...

Kicking off Season 4 with this episode, produced by the RLM Podcast in collaboration with the Foxhole Frequency Podcast, hosted by none other than Chris Maynard JR.

Eli sends a message from a year ago.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the 2-year-long journey of the RLM Podcast has come to an end for now. Enjoy this final episode.

This episode is a masterpiece of insight and thought on how we as a society and as individuals define success.

In this episode, Eli discusses the importance of allowing ourselves to feel authentically, without caving to society's standards.

In the episode, Eli Detter and Junior Abiola discuss the importance of not allowing yourself to be left behind and learning to choose yourself.

In this episode, Eli Detter and David Ennis discuss how important it is for us to retain our value in life, as well as how sometimes our lives are unnecessarily busy, and it's important to take a break sometimes.

You need to be able to fight for those you love, but also remember to fight for yourself.

Life ain't fair. There's no explanation for the things that happen. Hunger, poverty, death. All these things happen every day. But we MUST NOT LOSE HOPE. THERE IS STILL LIGHT IN THIS WORLD, SO WE MUST FIGHT FOR IT. Take care of yourself for others, and they will take care of themselves for you.

In this episode, Eli Detter continues through Charlotte Freeman's book.

In this episode, Eli reads a couple of passages of Charlotte Freeman's book: "This Was Meant To Find You", which is a book filled with inspirational messages about self-improvement, and self-advocacy.

A returning guest star, David Ennis, and Eli Detter discuss the importance of leaving a legacy, and how true leaders are more focused on the success of those around them.

In this episode, Eli discusses the how we should first focus on loving ourselves, and seeking out those who love us and the we can love.

If you are hurting, healing, feeling, letting someone go, or starting a new chapter and learning to open your heart back up again, this book was meant to find you when you needed it most. This Was Meant To Find You (When You Needed It Most) is Charlotte Freeman’s second book and was written to resonate deeply with the ones who seek comfort in reading the right words at the right time. It’s for the...

Take 5 minutes with us, as we explore the beauty that is this planet.

Don't allow yourself to be disillusioned. The best you can ever do is be your best at what you're doing. The world will not open up for you if you don't do the work. You can do great work in this world, let no one keep you from that

In this episode, Eli talks about the mentality that while you should always strive to succeed, with success comes pain and heartache.

Progress not perfection means  focusing on what you've already achieved and being proud of your work toward a goal even if it's not 100% perfect . Remind yourself that it's okay if you make mistakes. Focus on all the hard work you've already done and celebrate those achievements.

Eli speaks about the importance of staying humble and being more worried about what they DO with what they have. Share what you have, dream big but stay realistic.

In this episode, Eli Detter and returning Evan Haines discuss the polarization in America due to politics, and the importance of realizing politics are everywhere, when they don't need to be.

In this episode, Eli discusses his path to joining the United States Marines, and how he has grown over the years.

In this episode, Eli Detter discusses the importance of learning to be a leader by studying under others' leadership, as well as the importance of the rules and guidelines put in our lives.

In this episode, Eli Detter and Logan Pennell take to the studio to discuss the power photography carries, and its ability to bring people together.