Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew tyree

Welcome back to the show! This week Claudine Zap and Natalie Way recap episode three of "Selling the OC". While the drama between the agents at the Oppenheim Group Newport Beach is heating up, one agent sells a $3.2 million house and makes her biggest commission to date. Several properties are featured on this episode including a $4.5 million hillside home in Laguna Beach and a massive Laguna Beach mansion. Then, Natalie and Rachel Stults chat with Andrew Tyree, host of the show "Beyond the Block" on Tastemade, and Joey Lucas, "Beyond the Block" showrunner. The show is currently in its third season, and Andrew and Joey stop by "House Party" to give us the scoop on what it's like producing a TV show that's "part travel, part real estate." Each episode, Andrew guides homebuyers through potential neighborhoods in cities all around the country so they can find not only their dream house but also their dream locale. Be sure to subscribe to “House Party” on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts so you have access to new episodes right when they publish. And please: Throw us a five-star rating if you like what you hear. The more good ratings and reviews we have, the easier it is for people to find us. Want to chime in? Email us at podcast@realtor.com, follow us on Facebook and Instagram, or tweet us @housepartypod on Twitter.

Fiveology is a poetry collective consisting of members Shawn William, Prentice Powell, Javon Johnson, Rudy Francisco and Andrew Tyree. On top of doing extraordinary work as a group, they have also won countless awards and been featured on the small and big screen as individuals. In this interview, we dive deep into fatherhood and talk about the joys and nuances of it. We discuss race, the importance of quality time, challenges and why it's imperative that your child sees your flaws and understands your imperfections.

We're here to have fun, homie! In this episode, your hosts Puno and Maceo sit down with Andrew Tyree, known Kardashian critic and founder of Coast to Costa to talk problem-solving on the fly (pun intended). As Andrew's authentic travel tours take 20+ people to developing countries, shit can go awry, so he's learned to keep it fun even when the bus breaks down. Hear how Andrew wards off dreaded burn-out, and why his top travel tip is to bring your own toilet paper.

I used to be a staunch anti-group-travel kind of gal. I went literally decades without even a thought of joining a group tour! But in Episode 181 of The Thoughtful Travel Podcast I admit the error of my ways and chat with three guests who've all had truly unique and wonderful small group travel experiences. First up, I speak to Suzanne Moore, a local Perth writer who spent a week last year walking the Cape to Cape track in the south-west of my home state of Western Australia. Suzy had some of the same reservations about travelling with a group that I've had in the past, but they definitely proved to be unfounded. My next guest is Louise Southerden and we chat about the benefits of specifically-themed small group tours. This is definitely a case where travelling with a group can actually exceed the experience of independent travel (something I never would have dreamt of conceding a few years back!). Finally, Andrew Tyree and I chat about what can go wrong with group travel - and he should know, as he leads small group trips across Central and South America. Luckily we also talk about lots of things that go right! Links: Suzanne Moore https://www.suzannemoorewriter.com/    Suzanne’s book The Place Between - https://amzn.to/31KM6aD  Louise Southerden - No Impact Girl - http://www.noimpactgirl.com Andrew Tyree - Coast to Costa - https://www.coasttocosta.com  Join our Facebook group for Thoughtful Travellers - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtfultravellers Show notes: https://notaballerina.com/181

On this episode I am joined by AndrewTyree from Coasttocoasta.com. From Coast to Costa website: (coasttocoasta.com) "Coast to Costa organizes personalized, immersive trips to Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Spain, and Cuba. Each trip delivers unique, highly localized travel experiences with an emphasis on the culture of the region. Coast to Costa trips can range from a weekend to a couple of weeks. Founder, Andrew Tyree’s, five years spent living in Spain have afforded him fluency in Spanish which has helped him gain intimate knowledge of the countries visited. With his unique blend of passion, intuition and insider knowledge, Andrew happily alleviates the stress-factors that often accompany foreign travel: speaking the language, knowing the restaurant owners, arranging the transportation, and making all of the reservations. Each traveler can choose his or her level of involvement in the design of trip itineraries. Vacations can be designed specifically for you and your interests. Not bad. Right?!"  

American travel to Cuba has undergone a renaissance in the past decade. Thanks to recent rules that made traveling to Cuba easier than it's been since the 1960, Cubans and Americans were benefitting from an increase in American tourists to Cuba. But that changed drastically this June when President Trump enacted a ban on cruise ship travel to the Caribbean nation, and nixed one of the most popular ways for Americans to enter Cuba.Coast to Costa travel guide Andrew Tyree has traveled to Cuba two dozen times since 2015. This week, he breaks down the immediate impact of these new travel restrictions for Cubans and Americans, and tells us what it's like to get lost in Cuba.IG: @coasttocosta, @joesillswww.coasttocosta.comwww.souledoutblog.comRead Souled Outside on Apple News.Music by Bryan Hayes.

Coast to Costa isn't your typical travel agency. The company focuses on curating experiences that encourage travelers to veer away from the tourist traps and live like locals. Tune in as we chat with the Founder, Andrew Tyree, about the roots of the agency and his five components for creating unique experiences around the world. Learn more about Coast to Costa: http://www.coasttocosta.com/

Andrew Tyree is the founder of Coast to Costa. A travel company that organizes personalized, guided tours of Mexico, Spain and Cuba. Each trip delivers unique, highly localized travel experiences with an emphasis on the food, wine, and culture of the region. Andrew is a guy that’s always looking for adventure. He found his passion through travel. And like many discover, he loved other countries and cultures. But how can you possibly make a career out of something like that? Sometimes you have to think a little outside of the box with the things you love. Andrew also loved sharing new places and cultures with others. Helping and setting them up with places he knew about was a passion that was possibly even deeper than exploring them himself. It turned out he was pretty good at this, and that he could make it a career. Isn't it funny that when we think about how we can help others it often gives us the answer!   Find Andrew Online: Website - http://www.coasttocosta.com/ Facebook - @coasttocosta Instagram - @coasttocosta   Some Questions I Ask: What made you think you could actually start a company around travel? (3:06) How did you come up with things like your logo and how did you source it? (8:03) Can moving or traveling fix your problems? (16:03) What are the main differences between what you're doing in the company now vs. when it first started? (19:50) How did you prioritize tasks and ideas when first starting your business? (21:30)   In This Episode, You Will Learn About: The importance of business cards How talking about what you want leads to success The power of a to-do list How to be an unorganized person and make it work Why you should travel or move more  Here is a link to the Sudio Sweden Regent Black headphones that I've been wearing: https://goo.gl/5UGe1d ---> 15% off discount code: BREAKFAST15 Music Composed by John Zarcone

LA native Andrew Tyree owner of Coast to Costa, lead us to the cuisine and culture of downtown LA, including Little Tokyo for handmade Udon, Olvira Street for classic Mexican taquitos, and Chinatown for chili-fried beef with Thai Basil. We headed up to Bunker Hill for a finer dining experience. We met Chef Tim Holingsworth owner of Otium located next to the Broad Museum. 

When not guiding travelers through Cuba, Spain, and Mexico, Andrew Tyree of Coast to Costa leads food and culture tours in downtown LA. 

Andrew Tyree started his own business, Coast to Costa, where he leads tours through Spain, Cuba, and Mexico. He stopped by the studio to explain how he got started and where some of his favorite secret destinations are to visit.

"The Good Guys Tour” consists of two dynamic spoken word artists, Andrew Tyree and Rudy Francisco, traveling across the country, sharing one stage and communicating a critical analysis of life while projecting a positive image. They were interviewed in the KHSU studio following a performance at the Accident Gallery. Hosted by Vanessa Pike and Leif Johnson of the Accident Lab Slam. Produced at KHSU...khsu.org