Podcast appearances and mentions of chad henderson

Are grain bins all the same? How about dryers? They look the same and they all have the same function. But, their are some differences that are important for farmers to know about before purchasing their next bin or dryer. Damian Mason talks with Johnny Verrell, Chad Henderson and the experts at Superior Grain Equipment about the different options.

Damian talks with Kevin Matthews and Chad Henderson about where they think yield potential is and the limiting factors on their farms that are currently keeping them from getting there.

Barry, Abigail, and special guest Lory Willard discuss RKS by Rainbow Kitten Surprise and sample Lime Agave from Ginger's Revenge in Asheville, North Carolina; Cheerwine Ale from NoDa Brewing Company in Charlotte, North Carolina; Blue Ridge Haze from Boojum Brewing Co. in Waynesville, North Carolina; and Dreamhuntress from Burial Beer Co. in Asheville, North Carolina. Shout out to the staff at Tobacco Road Burley & Brew for suggesting several of the beers we sampled today, and many others still sitting in our fridges! Ginger's Revenge created a character for each of their four core beers. Meet the members of the band and check out each of their customized Spotify playlists! The band Rainbow Kitten Surprise is from Boone, home of Booneshine Brewing Company! You can hear our review of several Booneshine beers on Bellyshine (Jellyfish and Booneshine Brewing Co.). Meet the members of Rainbow Kitten Surprise! As a comparison to Cold Love, Barry played a sample of Homeless by Paul Simon and Ladysmith Black Mambazo off of Paul Simon's Graceland. You can hear our review of Graceland on Bar'nSider (Paul Simon & Barn Door Ciderworks). Cheerwine Ale is a collaboration between NoDa Brewing and Cheerwine!  You can hear more about this beer during an episode of Beer Guys Radio featuring Chad Henderson, NoDa's co-founder and head brewer. Up next… Screemers Jingles are by our friend Pete Coe. Visit Anosmia Awareness for more information on Barry's condition. Follow Barry or Abigail on Untappd to see what we're drinking when we're not on mic! Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | Website | Email us | Virtual Jukebox --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pops-on-hops-podcast/message

There is an economic principle that states that, after a certain point, each additional unit of input (like fertilizer) will result in progressively smaller increases in output (like crop yield). This means that there's an optimal amount of fertilizer for a given crop in a given soil, and beyond that point, you're just wasting money. Well, as it turns out, much — or maybe even most — of your applied Phosphorous and Potassium is unavailable for your crops. In the old days of inexpensive fertilizer this was less of a problem. However, as commodity prices dip and fertilizer prices remain elevated, you need to maximize your fertility applications. Chad Henderson maximizes his investment by treating his dry fertilizer with a biocatalyst. The $4 per acre treatment yields Chad an additional 12 bushels while using less fertilizer. Agronomist Steve Sexton explains how it works. Presented by Loveland Products

Russ Uselton's farm ground is so rough and rocky, he jokes that he looks south from his Tennessee perch and yearns for Chad Henderson's red Alabama clay. All kidding aside, Russ — who started from scratch — is building a business on highly erodible, small patch farming, with a mixture of crops and cows. The first generation farmer bought cattle in 2005 and planted his first crop in 2018. Today he runs 200 cow-calf pairs on 1,000 acres of pasture and farms 500 acres of corn and soy. Russ talks to Damian about starting out, why he has to use cover crops, and the creativity required when you only own 40 acres! Presented by Advanced Drainage Systems

When Should You Push Your Soybeans? Chad Henderson and Kevin Matthews are no stranger to high yielding soybeans. They discuss their soybean fertility programs with Damian Mason, and share their secrets for picking up extra yield by spoonfeeding their soybeans at specific times during the season.

We remember falling in love with Hop Drop N Roll...Back before we started BGR, NoDa Brewing's Hop Drop N Roll was one of the beers we would mule back when we went to the Carolinas.  Pickings were still a bit slim here in Georgia and it was a banger of a West Coast IPA.  It still is, but there's so much more beer out there now.You'll notice (hopefully) that I'm (Tim) absent from this episode (show).  Brian noted it as "on assignment," that assignment was a health scare with my dear old (83) dad.  He's stable now, but not great.  Y'all keep send him some good vibes or send up prayers if you do that sort of thing, please.  Thanks.Fortunately, Nate and Brian kept the party going as they chatted with NoDa's co-founder and head brewer Chad Henderson.  They start the show off with some discussion on which generation drinks the most, with Gen Z really lagging on doing their part for the alcohol beverage industry.You look Gordgeous!Chad shares about their lovely beers, like Hop Drop N Roll, SLURP, their medal-winning Gordgeous pumpkin ale, and some upcoming Holiday goodies.We learn about NoDa's support for Pints for Prostates, talk all about they Cheerwine collaboration ale, and some chatter on raw ales and their Nordic Raw Stout.The Great American Beer Festival just wrapped up and announced their winners list.  We talk some about NoDa's success at the fest and some overall GABF medal stats.NoDa Brewing keeps their distro tight, you'll only find them in the Carolinas, so grab some when you or a friend visit.Beers of the WeekNoDa Lil Slurp | Juicy IPANoDa Gordgeous | Pumpkin beerNoDa Cheerwine Ale | Cheerwine inspired What AleNoDa Hop Drop N Roll | West Coast IPAThanks for listening to Beer Guys Radio! Your hosts are Tim Dennis and Brian Hewitt with producer Nate "Mo' Mic Nate" Ellingson.Subscribe to Beer Guys Radio on your favorite app: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSSFollow Beer Guys Radio: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube If you enjoy the show we'd appreciate your support on Patreon. Patrons get cool perks like early, commercial-free episodes, swag, access to our exclusive Discord server, and more!

There's an old saying about good things taking time. Such is the promise of biological crop inputs— while they do provide an immediate result, their larger benefit accumulates over time. Chad Henderson compares biological usage to chicken litter. “We've been using chicken litter a long time. You don't see immediate results…But by the third year of chicken litter, you can definitely see things changing in your soil.” Chad joins Holganix's Mike Batson and Damian Mason to discuss the cumulative effect of biologicals. Presented by Advanced Drainage Systems

Biologicals have emerged in force over the past decade. Do you apply biologicals and if so, when? Chad Henderson discusses his large-scale trials of applying biologicals post - harvest. The benefits: Breaking down fodder, releasing nutrients, enhancing soil biology, and several other things you'll find out if you listen to this episode! Chad is joined by Holganix's Mike Batson and host Damian Mason. Presented by Advanced Drainage Systems

Chad Henderson talks with Damian about making sustainability work on his farm. He shares a few things he is doing that are completely different from what they were a decade ago...and its working.

Damian breaks down planter upgrades with Mike Evans and Chad Henderson.

Chemistry is a challenging subject and we don't claim to be chemists here at XA but we do know this: Your soil needs balance between positive and negative charged elements to achieve high yielding crops. Or, as Kelly Garrett says, “There are less depleted soils than there are out-of-balance soils.” Agronomist Mike Evans joins Chad Henderson to talk about soil chemistry. Presented by AgXplore

Chad Henderson and Molly Alexander from AgroLiquid talk to Damian Mason about 4 big things that farmers should think about in order to get the most bang for their buck when farming on soils with lower cation exchange capacities.

Are your plants hormone imbalanced? There is probably a good chance they are. Damian talks with Chad Henderson and Dale Hanke from Stoller about what you need to know about the 5 principal hormone families. What their roles are and how to manage them to maximize plant health.

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We're talking about irrigation, specifically subsurface drip irrigation. You have questions, so do we. Kurt Grimm with NutraDrip is going to answer those questions because Chad Henderson is looking at the possibility of putting in subsurface drip irrigation on his Alabama farm. Does it work on all geographies? Does it Save Water? How deep is it installed? Do I need to change my farming practices?

The "#SendIt Twins", Temple Rhodes and Chad Henderson sit down with AgXplore's Drew Parker at the 2023 Commodity Classic to discuss their key's to success, key learnings since they first started farming, using tissue samples to stay proactive instead of reactive during the season, and a bunch more.

Nutrient reallocation is really fertilizer re-location. Kelly Garrett and Chad Henderson join Nachur's Tommy Roach and Precision Planting's Jason Webster for a panel discussion at 2023 Commodity Classic on where to put your fertilizer to get the biggest bang for your buck.

Face it, wheat production is often last on the list when it comes to the love and attention you devote (or don't!) to the golden grain. But it shouldn't be mistreated, it should be carefully treated, especially if you want bigger yields and bigger profits. Temple Rhodes and Chad Henderson team up in this podcast to share the practices and products they utilize to grow high yield wheat. There's a ton of information here and, frankly, these guys put in a lot of effort with their wheat. If you're serious about wheat production and you want to treat it like the primary and profitable crop it can be, get your notepad ready because there are awesome lessons here from the #SendIt Twins of XtremeAg! Presented by AgXplore

There comes a time each season when you look at your fields and say, “this crop is made, nothing from here on will change the yield.” But what if we've been wrong about that and it's not too late? What if another pass — even if it's only a month or so before the combines roll — could make a meaningful difference to yield for a small price? Chad Henderson and Temple Rhodes experimented with late (late!) season corn applications with a mix of fertility products, fungicide, insecticide, plant growth regulators, and sugar. The results were impressive. Chad and Temple explain their experiment and why they intend to “send it” again next year! Presented by AgXplore

Drain tile systems have come a long way in the last 20 years. What started as a functional way to drain water off a field has now become a a complete water management system that delivers precision control of the water table in their field. Damian talks with Darla Huff from ADS and Chad Henderson about the high-tech drain tile system he installed this spring.

Chad Henderson has been applying sugar to his crop well before it was a "thing." In fact, before it was commercially available for agriculture use, Chad got his supply from the local warehouse supermarket until they stopped selling it to him as they thought he was making illegal whiskey.He knows it increases yield, but is he right? We ask the experts at Teva Corporation: why corn needs sugar?

Tile drainage isn't really tile — it's corrugated, perforated, plastic pipe. Maybe you know that or maybe the concept of subsurface farm drainage is new to you. Either way, you should listen to this two-part episode about the benefits and payoffs of tile drainage. Tile drainage is water management and it is good for the environment, your soil, and your bottom line. Lee Lubbers says tile drainage is a triple payoff through appreciation, depreciation, and asset improvement! Lee is joined by Chad Henderson who explains his 90 acre project complete with lift station, and Kevin Matthews who began installing tile on his North Carolina farms 15 years ago. Presented by Advanced Drainage Systems

Tile drainage isn't really tile — it's corrugated, perforated, plastic pipe. Maybe you know that or maybe the concept of subsurface farm drainage is new to you. Either way, you should listen to this two-part episode about the benefits and payoffs of tile drainage. Tile drainage is water management and it is good for the environment, your soil, and your bottom line. Lee Lubbers says tile drainage is a triple payoff through appreciation, depreciation, and asset improvement! Lee is joined by Chad Henderson who explains his 90 acre project complete with lift station, and Kevin Matthews who began installing tile on his North Carolina farms 15 years ago. Presented by Advanced Drainage Systems

About NoDa Brewing: With a collective passion for home brewing and exemplary craft beer, Suzie Ford (president and co-founder), Todd Ford (vice president and co-founder), and Chad Henderson (head brewer and co-owner) teamed up to create a craft brewing identity that would connect to and grow alongside their beloved city of Charlotte. Opening in the fall of 2011, NoDa Brewing Company received a warm welcome and has since expanded to three locations (The OG, NorthEnd, and the CLT airport) and continues to be one of the crown jewels of the Queen City.For more information, visit the NoDa Brewing website here. From Charlotte Magazine:NoDa Brewing takes gold in the World Beer CupFrom the NoDa Brewing blog:Coco Loco wins silver medal at the Great American Beer FestivalTodd's book recommendations: The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable by Patrick LencioniTraction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino WickmanDare to Lead: Brave Work, Tough Conversations and Whole Hearts by Brené Brown

There's a lot to consider heading into any new crop year but especially as we prepare for 2022 with record run-ups in input prices, lack of input inventory, Covid marketplace impacts, and uncertainty. One consideration always in play is whether or not to alter the crop rotation. XtremeAg farmer, Chad Henderson explains why he's staying the course in 2022 with his usual crop acreage splits. That is, unless the weather throws him a curve ball this spring. Chad explains the reasons and experiences that guided his decision against making radical changes to his cropping plan. Principal among them: "Crop rotation makes bushels and bushels make us money.” Presented by Advanced Drainage Systems.

Winter is a good time to reflect back on what the prior farming season taught us and how we can apply those lessons for success in the new year. Alabama farm operator and XtremeAg co-founder Chad Henderson discusses some of his 2021 investments and ventures.  He also covers the business and personal lessons he's applying for a more prosperous 2022.  From installing drainage (for the first time!), to practicing patience as a manager, Chad has plenty of lessons to share from the year that was. Presented by Advanced Drainage Systems

Marrone Bio is a 15 year old Agricultural company you've probably never heard of if you're in the business of producing row crops. That's because Marrone Bio's roots are in products for horticulture and specialty crops. But that's changing as the company is bringing innovative, abiotic stress reduction products to the marketplace. XtremeAg farmer Chad Henderson is trialing two Marrone products this year on 500 acres of corn and soybeans. Emergen (applied in-furrow) and Pacesetter (applied as a foliar at time of fungicide application), have one job: to reduce plant stress. Or, as Chad says, “they keep my crops from having a bad day.” And based on what he's seeing on his farm, you'll want to do the same. Presented by Advanced Drainage Systems

Your grandfather probably applied boron to his crops but your father very likely didn't. Why? Because boron was standard chemistry back in the old days, then boron became uncool as agriculture moved away from micro nutrients. But boron is back and proper application of this micro nutrient can make you money with a minimal investment. Wendall Boehlje with U.S. Borax joins yield record setter Chad Henderson to explain boron's contribution to your yield.

On today's episode of Behind the Grind Show, we sit down with Chad Henderson - CEO/founder of Catalyst Healthcare Real Estate and developer of the East Garden District in downtown Pensacola. We talk with Chad about his entrepreneurial journey starting with him selling products by boat, his vision for the future of Pensacola, and much more. We hope you enjoy! Behind the Grind Show's title sponsor is The Spring Entrepreneur Hub - Your small business journey begins at the Spring Entrepreneur Hub. The Spring is not only a place where aspiring entrepreneurs can get help and connections to start their dream business, but starting in April The Spring will open its brand new Co-working space on the first floor of the SCI Building in downtown Pensacola. To learn more, visit TheSpringPensacola.com/BTG. Behind the Grind Show is fueled by Tacos Mexicanos where they're serving real Mexican street food in East Hill. Use code "behindthegrind" on your online order for free queso. Behind the Grind Show is sponsored by Cycle Joint - an electric bicycle shop located in historic Downtown Pensacola selling light electric vehicles including electric bikes, electric skateboards, and One wheels. Cycle Joint wants to help make your journey as much fun as your destination. Behind the Grind Show is sponsored by Waterboyz Surf and Skate Shop and fueled by Cafe Single Fin's Cold Brew Coffee. Behind the Grind Show is sponsored by Waterboyz Surf and Skate Shop and fueled by Cafe Single Fin's Cold Brew Coffee. Sign up at www.waterboyz.com for the Pensacola Winter Classic Surf Contest on October 18th at the Pensacola Beach Pier! There will be multiple divisions for everyone and cash prizes for the top 3 winners of the open division, as well as prizes from local businesses and brands like Nixon, Volcom, Xcel, and more! Be sure to follow Waterboyz on Instagram and Facebook for updates on the event! Behind the Grind Show is sponsored by Shevlin Pierce at FBC Mortgage. Shopping for a mortgage or refinancing your home loan can seem like a big process. To have an easy, innovative, and fun home loan experience, you can trust Shevlin Pierce at FBC Mortgage. Beats by 6FYVE | Spotify | IG

Inside your combine there are a LOT of moving parts and some of those parts — specifically your machine's concaves — might not be pulling their weight. What if an $8,000 change got you through harvest 25% faster, or allowed you to increase the size of your combine head — without changing out your combine? What if your combine's concaves are losing a bushel per acre out the rear end of the machine? Or worse yet, grinding and splitting your crop or allowing too much foreign matter to end up in the hopper? Chances are, you don't think a lot about the belly of your machine but you should. Chad Henderson discusses the benefits he's seen on his Alabama farm by making a simple change to the XPR2 Concaves by Estes Performance Concaves. Presented by Advanced Drainage Systems

Episode 336 - Chad Henderson, NoDa Brewing (CBC 2021) Happy Monday, Thieves! Over glasses of Slow Pour Pils, and mugs of Helles, Augie found a new kindred spirit. Chad Henderson of NoDa Brewing in Charlotte, NC joins the show live from Bierstadt Lagerhaus in Denver. It's our second show of the day and the place is jumping with brewers from around the country but from our table on the mainstage, it's all intimate as Henderson, the head brewer and co-owner opens up about awards, hopping, and the creative process and has Mr. Carton swooning, plotting collaborations, and generally excited to be talking about proper brewing. Holl is there drinking rauchbier and we even get a drop in from Casse. Tune in and let us know what you think!***As always, you can email your questions, complaints, whimpers, or whines to us at stealthisbeerpodcast@gmail.com. We read everything we get and we'll try to respond as quickly as we can. If not online, then on air. And THANKS! You can subscribe to STB on iTunes and PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW!!! Co-hosts: Augie Carton & John Holl Producer: Justin Kennedy Engineer: Brian Casse Music: "Abstract Concepts - What Up in the Streets" by Black Ant.

Oftentimes urban and suburban encroachment impacts farming operations as farm land is sold off for development. If you're the fortunate owner who sells former farm property for 30- 50,000 dollars per acre, you simply have a tax problem. But what if you're the tenant farmer? Where do you go to pick up acres to keep your operation rolling? Chad Henderson rented 1,200 acres 140 miles away to offset land lost to development. After two complete crop seasons farming from a distance, he offers his lessons on making it work.

These clips from 7 episodes feature the BEST business inspiration from each guest. You'll hear an HR manager share how to find your passion at the job you're already at, a convicted felon turned millionaire describe commitment & a pole fitness dancer on how to listen to your intuition when making choices & more!Click here to save a spot at my next ZOOM Room Mingle to meet other listeners & chat with me: https://forms.gle/rAHypH4NjAr9VuJE9 Some links are Amazon affiliate links. I make a small commission when you order the item 24 hours from clicking, at no extra cost to you.Episode 16: LaShanta Cox, HR Manager https://www.linkedin.com/in/lashanta-cox-09221133/Episode 19: Jason Edwards, felon turned millionaire https://www.facebook.com/oasispmpro/Episode 25: Mia Bolden, pole fitness dancer https://amzn.to/3yqZYG0Episode 36: Shane Reynolds, former Travel Channel show host https://www.youtube.com/ShaneReynoldsEpisode 67: Chad Henderson, CEO of health care real estate firm https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-henderson-3a6a6724/Episode 78: Emily Chang, CEO of global ad agency https://amzn.to/3hKebXIEpisode 84: Chris Krimitsos, event coordinator http://alturl.com/eca4nHost:  https://www.meredithforreal.com/  | https://www.instagram.com/meredithforreal/  | meredith@meredithforreal.com | https://www.youtube.com/meredithforreal  | https://www.facebook.com/meredithforrealthecuriousintrovertSponsors: https://uwf.edu/university-advancement/departments/historic-trust/ | https://itsyourmagazine.com/ | https://www.ensec.net/

On February 25, Chad Henderson, head brewer and co-owner of NoDa Brewing Company, shared his story and spoke on the theme of "Overcoming." Henderson was the brewer at NoDa when it opened in 2011 on North Davidson Street. Despite massive growth, he has stayed true to the brand and homebrew roots, and he still excited. Supposedly he does take a day off every now and then, though you wouldn't know it. Whether it's brewing new recipes (and participating in zany YouTube videos) for the weekly releases or representing the brewery at events, this homebrewer turned pro is seemingly everywhere. Brewing is more than a job for Chad; it's a passion—which shows in NoDa's beers.

Chad Henderson is a multi-faceted entrepreneur who got his start selling ice cream by boat at age 16. Now he's the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Catalyst HRE, a nationwide healthcare real estate firm & the vision director of a new downtown district in his local Pensacola, FL. In this episode, he shares his best practices on turning vision into something tangible, mistakes all entrepreneurs should avoid & the key assets that will prevent your dreams & goals from gathering dust.Guest:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-henderson-3a6a6724/ | https://www.eastgardendistrict.com/ | https://www.catalysthre.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/catalysthre/ | https://www.facebook.com/catalysthre | https://www.facebook.com/eastgardendistrict | https://www.instagram.com/eastgardendistrict/ Host: www.meredithforreal.com | www.instagram.com/meredithforreal | meredith@meredithforreal.com | www.youtube.com/meredithforreal | www.facebook.com/meredithforrealthecuriousintrovertSponsors: https://itsyourmagazine.com/ | https://www.ensec.net/

Chad Henderson of NoDa Brewing talks about how changes in the law in North Carolina a few years back helped pave the way for his brewery, and how a simple conversation at a the Denver Rare Beer Tasting event helped him peruse his dream of brewing.

Founders' All Day IPA. Firestone Walker's 805 Blonde Ale. Victory’s Golden Monkey Tripel. These are all examples of brands that have shaped bottom lines and shifted futures for some of the country’s biggest breweries. For most of them, that runaway success and influence came about serendipitously. These are business-altering beers that now steer the course of their respective companies—and there are plenty of other examples of similar players scattered across the country. In today’s podcast, we’re going to hear about one of those—and how in 2014, an IPA from a 9,000-barrel brewery in Charlotte, North Carolina, completely changed the trajectory of the personal and professional life of its head brewer, Chad Henderson. That beer is NoDa Brewing Company’s Hop, Drop 'n Roll, the 2014 World Beer Cup gold medal winner in the American-Style IPA category. It’s a West Coast IPA that continues to move fast to this day, even in an era of hazy, juicy counterparts. Five years ago, when some kind of monumental success at the bi-annual, global competition was the last thing Chad was expecting, his world got turned upside down. In this conversation, we follow this path of how a single beer changed so much for Chad, NoDa’s co-owners Todd and Suzie Ford, and the brewery itself. From sales, to quality control, to management of the NoDa beer portfolio, Hop, Drop 'n Roll is a continuous thread that runs through it all. It helped push the brewery to almost 16,000 BBLs' of production last year. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, we’ll also mention a little about making hard seltzer, too. After all, if you’re talking IPA, you might as well hit on one of the other most important categories impacting beer and breweries in 2019. For now, let’s shift to hops. This is Chad Henderson, head brewer and co-owner of NoDa Brewing Company. Listen in.

This is the final message in our summer series on the book of Proverbs, brought to us by Chad Henderson, Pastor of Students.

This episode we are joined by Todd Ford, Chad Henderson and David Gonzales of NoDa Brewing Company. They let us crash one of their conference rooms to record and joined us to discuss the new trend of New England or North Eastern IPA’s. We discuss what differentiates this style of IPA from others and we […]

Interviews from our launch party. Chad Henderson at NoDa Brewing describes the new beer.

North Carolina has been growing exponentially in the craft beer scene in recent years, but breweries like NoDa laid the groundwork for the current environment. This week we chat with homebrewer turned pro Chad Henderson about some of the great beers coming out of NoDa and just what it is like to work at a fast growing brewery. This weeks beer lineup: CAVU Hop, Drop 'n Roll Coco Loco

NoDa Brewing Co is in studio to tell us all about their new facility on North Tryon. Owners Todd and Suzie Ford tell us about the grand opening events. Be there October 1st for the grand opening. Chad Henderson, head brewer, goes into all the details about their brewing system. The post Episode 121- NoDa Brewing Co- North End appeared first on Cheers Charlotte Radio | Craft Beer and Homebrew Podcast.

Our very own Joe Domm won the AIGA Beer & Branding event  at NoDa Brewing w/ a Lemongrass & Hibiscus Kölsch. Co-host Daan was there to catch some of the entertaining audio from the event! Joe even got to make a video w/ head brewer Chad Henderson for their NoDable  Release!  

Episode #8 is coming at you this week with special in studio guest Chad Henderson, head brewer at NoDa Brewing in Charlotte. For those unaware; NoDa Brewing just took first place in the 2014 World Beer Cup for American IPA’s with Hop Drop & Roll. Join us in this weeks jam packed episode discussing brewing […]

You would think that getting a new house would be a fairly straight forward process; you determine what you want, get a list of homes that fit that criteria and then you select one. In practice, it is a chaotic and confusing fall down a rabbit hole of increasingly complex legal and financial requirements spinning around your head like angry bees, waiting to swoop in and sting you if you make a single mistake; while at the same time trying to arrange to visit with increasingly annoyed sellers who don't want to have to stop watching jeopardy so you can see the home that they claim they want to sell. Hello this is your guest host Chad Henderson, and as you can tell, I am trying to find a home. A very big thank you to Chad for filling in for me this week. Please feel free to check out his podcast, . I'll be back next week with an all new episode. - Kevin In The News: Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media Links mentioned in this episode: Music: All Songs Perormed by Fugli Big Home Hunter

Trying something different in this week's podcast. Joining me is Chad Henderson of and David Lodge of in our first group cast. Review of presidential election. Election media coverage. Oklahoma Magazine's . Chad & David list some of their favorite blogs & podcasts. Show Links: Voice Mail Drop: Twitter: , , ,