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Our new space in Scarborough—full of food, drink, and good vibes—is rapidly shaping up for a July opening. So we're chatting with our Hospitality Director, Emily Wallace, to get a big update of everything we're planning to offer.Long story short: a lot. We've got more food planned. More variety of beers and drinks than ever before. And more plans to make this a special space for all of our Scarborough-based friends.If you want to hear about everything we're planning in Scarborough, this is the episode for you!
Do we really need another Wallace at Virtus? OF COURSE WE DO! We're thrilled to introduce our brand-new in-house Osteo, Emily Wallace! Em brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, and she has so much to share with us here at Virtus. This podcast episode is the perfect way to get to know Em—her story, what she offers, and what makes her tick. Show her some love—we're beyond excited for what this new chapter holds!
Welcome to a new series of the podcast called That's Juicy! where I nab a chat with experts in a range of fields and squeeze the juice out of what they do best, to equip you with the knowledge you need in life and money. This week we're joined by long-time friend of the show, Emily Wallace, who is a prolific Buyer's Advocate here in Melbourne. She knows the property buying process for first and family home buyers like the back of her hand, and in this episode of That's Juicy, she shares her best advice on navigating the confusing world of real estate. Highlights: The surprising factor that makes someone a "difficult buyer" Why having rental experience doesn't always make you a better property buyer The hidden value of asking about vendor circumstances A dollar value example of the power of buying off-market. You will learn: How to apply the property triangle framework to make better buying decisions Practical strategies for managing outside opinions during your buying journey Insider tips for building relationships with real estate agents Effective negotiation techniques that create win-win situations for buyers and vendors Where to find Emily: https://wallaceadvocates.com.au/ Instagram: @emily_wallace_ba TikTok: @buyersadvocatemelbourne Where to find The Broke Generation Website: https://thebrokegeneration.com/?v=518f4a738816 Instagram: https://instagram.com/the.brokegeneration TikTok: @the.brokegeneration Order my book, Good with Money! https://amzn.to/4jnBupb **Sign up to The Glue: **the weekly money psychology and mindset newsletter www.thebrokegeneration.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
If you're a property manager, BDM, or business owner, you're always looking for ways to grow your rent roll and bring in new business. Partnering with buyer's agents is one of the most overlooked yet powerful relationships you can have in business and could connect you with multiple investor clients, filling your pipeline with potential opportunities. Your next big client might not come from cold outreach, it could come from a strategic partnership. Instead of waiting for landlords to come to you, build relationships with the professionals who are bringing investors into the market right now. Buyer's agents have built strong trust with their clients, making their referrals highly valuable And if you want to future proof your property management business, create a steady stream of referrals, and get ahead of your competition, it's time to start networking with the right buyer's agents. In this episode I chat with Emily Wallace who is the Founder, Director and driving force behind Wallace Advocates, a boutique Melbourne based buyers agency dedicated to helping clients find their dream homes. With a passion for demystifying the property market, Emily is committed to guiding buyers through the most significant purchase of their lives. Wallace Advocates specialises in securing homes for clients who want to live in them rather than expand an investment portfolio. This philosophy is at the heart of Emily's approach, ensuring each property purchased feels like the perfect fit.“In property managers that I've spoken to, the ones that are leveraging the buyer's agent relationship the best are those who really make great relationships with their clients, who are investors who want to build a portfolio and recommend them to a buyer's advocate to help grow that portfolio. And in return that buyer's advocate. Giving the business back to that property manager to look after the properties that they purchased.” -Emily WallaceWe explore:- How property managers can form referral relationships with buyer agents- Why property managers should be leveraging these partnerships to grow their rent rolls- What buyer's agents look for in a property manager before making a referral- The best ways to approach a buyer's agent and pitch your property management services- How technology and systems play a role in building trust and securing more business- Why communication and transparency are the key factors in winning over investors- How the buyer's advocacy industry is evolving and what it means for property managersKylie's ResourcesProperty Management Growth School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/TPM-BDMSchool Digital Marketing School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/digitalschool That Property Mum Courses: https://www.thatpropertymum.com.au/courses/ The PM Accelerate Membership: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/accelerate Book a Strategy Call with Kylie: https://calendly.com/kylie-tpm/coaching-call Kolmeo: https://kolmeo.com/ HD&U Sales Bundle:
Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions you'll make—but what if you're too busy to spend hours house hunting? In this episode, I sit down with expert buyer's advocate Emily Wallace of Wallace Advocates to uncover the secrets of stress-free home buying for time-poor women. We discuss why single women are leading the charge in real estate, the biggest mistakes buyers make, and how to avoid emotional decisions that could cost you thousands. Plus, Emily reveals how a buyer's advocate can save you time, money, and headaches—so you can secure your dream home without the overwhelm.If you're short on time but serious about buying, this episode is a must-listen!Find Emily in Instagram @emily_wallace_ba Website: https://wallaceadvocates.com.auHope you find some hidden home gems!XOX Heather Morris - Architect & Home Efficiency ExpertFollow on Instagram @declutterluxdesignWebsite: https://www.declutterluxdesign.com
In this episode of "Talk Property," hosts Brad East and Aaron Downie welcome Emily Wallace, a seasoned buyers' agent based in Melbourne, to discuss the dynamic property market in the city. With a focus on the current trends, challenges, and opportunities, Emily shares her insights on the Melbourne real estate landscape, particularly for first-time home buyers and investors. Key Highlights: Introduction to Emily Wallace: Emily introduces herself as the director of a buyers' agency in Melbourne, where she assists first-time buyers and families in navigating the property market. She emphasizes the importance of location, accessibility to the city, and proximity to good schools in the buying process. Market Overview: The conversation delves into the historical capital growth trends in Melbourne over the past 20 years. Emily notes that while the market has experienced fluctuations, the overall trajectory has been upward, particularly in sought-after areas. Current Market Dynamics: Brad and Aaron discuss the recent population growth in Melbourne, which has seen an influx of residents from other states, particularly Sydney and Brisbane. Emily highlights the affordability factor that draws people to Melbourne, where property prices are significantly lower than in Sydney. First-Time Buyers vs. Investors: Emily reveals that about 70% of her clients are first-time buyers, with the remaining 30% being upsizers and downsizers. She explains that while first-time buyers are primarily focused on lifestyle, they also consider the investment potential of their properties. Property Types and Trends: The discussion shifts to the types of properties that are currently in demand. Emily points out that unrenovated villa units and townhouses are particularly appealing to buyers looking for value and potential for capital growth. She also addresses the oversupply of poorly designed apartments and the need for more medium-density housing. Challenges in the Market: The hosts and Emily discuss the challenges posed by rising rents and the desire for stability among renters. Many first-time buyers are opting to purchase homes to secure their living situation rather than continuing to rent. Future Outlook: Emily shares her thoughts on the future of the Melbourne property market, emphasizing the need for developers to focus on building the right types of properties to meet demand. She also discusses her plans for her agency, including growing her team and setting industry benchmarks for buyers' advocates. Practical Tips for Buyers: Emily offers practical advice for potential buyers, including the importance of researching neighborhoods and speaking to current residents to gauge the community vibe. She also highlights the significance of having a clear plan and understanding one's goals before making a property purchase. This episode is packed with valuable insights for anyone interested in the Melbourne property market, whether you're a first-time buyer, an investor, or simply curious about the trends shaping the industry. Join us as we unpack the complexities of property buying in one of Australia's most vibrant cities! 00:00:00 - Podcast Introduction 00:01:12 - Emily's Background 00:02:40 - Market Trends 00:03:43 - Client Demographics 00:05:25 - Current Market Conditions 00:06:36 - Affordability Trends 00:08:46 - Lifestyle Preferences 00:10:35 - Rent Vesting vs. Owner Occupation 00:12:23 - Neighbor Relations 00:16:42 - Supply and Demand Issues 00:20:01 - Investment Opportunities 00:22:34 - Renovation Potential 00:24:44 - Future Plans 00:25:45 - Contact Information 00:27:25 - Podcasting Insights 00:29:12 - Networking Importance 00:31:20 - Industry Reflections
Buying a property for the first time can be hard enough as it is, let alone with all the myths and misconceptions out there. This week on the Friends With Money podcast, Money's Tom Watson is joined by Emily Wallace, founder and director of buyers agency Wallace Advocates, to shine a light on five major misconceptions that surround the home buying process. Is buying an apartment a smart move? Are all body corporates poorly run? Can breaking into the market really be done? Are spare rooms a ‘must have’ feature? Is it worth paying less to avoid stamp duty? #friendswithmoney #tomwatson #emilywallace #property Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Money Website YouTube Podcast Playlist Email Us: podcast@moneymag.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Emily Wallace joins the show to chat about the Melbourne property market & the media conversation about its success, her lessons learned from investing & much more! You can check out Emily's work here: Wallace Advocates - Melbourne Buyer's Advocate The content discussed in this episode is general in nature, and doesn't take into consideration the individual circumstances of the listener. Any listeners should consider their personal situation and seek professional advice and assistance if needed.
If you're a first home buyer wanting to break into the property market, this is for you. Jess chats with Emily Wallace, independent buyer's advocate and co-host of This is Property, about everything first-time home buyers need to know to feel confident. From working out whether home buying or rentvesting is for you, red and green flags for apartment buying, how to do your due diligence and tips for negotiating with agents in a hot market, Em shares a ton of great tips and strategies in this episode. To organise a clarity call chat with Jess, or to check out either The Evergreen Money Growing Club or The Greenhouse Money Growing Program, click here.We hate email spam so we don't create it! Sign up to the money money money newsletter to get only the valuable money, careers and property info you need.Have a question or topic for the show? Post it in our Facebook group.To get help click here.Any advice is general financial advice only which does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Because of that, you should consider if the advice is appropriate to you and your needs, before acting on the information. If you do choose to buy a financial product read the product disclosure statement (PDS) and target market determination (TMD) and obtain appropriate financial advice tailored to your needs.Jessica Brady is an authorised representative of Paragem Pty Ltd. Authorised Representative No. 1259972 | AFSL | 297276 ABN | 16 108 571 875 | Corporate Authorised Representative No. 1305567. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of the Biz/Dev podcast Gary and Christie chat with the Thrivner team behind the new Thrivner Planner app, Emily Wallace and Dori Stiefel.Links: Thrivner SiteThriver Planner___________________________________ Submit Your Questions to: hello@thebigpixel.net OR comment on our YouTube videos! - Big Pixel, LLC - YouTube Our Hosts David Baxter - CEO of Big Pixel Gary Voigt - Creative Director at Big Pixel The Podcast David Baxter has been designing, building, and advising startups and businesses for over ten years. His passion, knowledge, and brutal honesty have helped dozens of companies get their start. In Biz/Dev, David and award-winning Creative Director Gary Voigt talk about current events and how they affect the world of startups, entrepreneurship, software development, and culture. Contact Us hello@thebigpixel.net 919-275-0646 www.thebigpixel.net FB | IG | LI | TW | TT : @bigpixelNC Big Pixel 1772 Heritage Center Dr Suite 201 Wake Forest, NC 27587 Music by: BLXRR
You Have My Interest - Getting Personal With Property Finance
In this episode, Evelyn sits down with Emily Wallace, Director and Head Buyers Advocate at Wallace Advocates, to explore her deep expertise in Melbourne's property market, focusing on the Northern and Bayside corridors. Emily offers a comprehensive guide for first-time home buyers, sharing crucial tips on what to look for during property inspections, how to engage effectively with real estate agents, and strategies for negotiating the best deal. We dive into the specifics of navigating the buying process from start to finish, providing practical advice that will help first-time buyers confidently secure their ideal property. Whether you're new to the market or seeking to refine your approach, Emily's insights are invaluable for making informed and strategic property decisions. Connect with Emily: Instagram: @emily_wallace_ba Website: https://wallaceadvocates.com.au/ Find out your next step in property finance: You Have My Interest is brought to you by Everlend, a mortgage and finance broking firm built for the purpose of educating and empowering you to make informed financial decisions tailored to your wealth goals. Find out more and book in your free initial consultation at https://www.everlend.com.au/ Get in touch: Find out more about You Have My Interest at everlend.com.au/podcast and connect with us at podcast@everlend.com.au You Have My Interest provides information and educational content relating to mortgages, finance and property. You Have My Interest's content is general in nature and does not take into account the individual financial, legal or tax needs or objectives of its audience members. It is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Listeners should seek out a licensed professional to discuss their individual financial, legal and tax requirements. If you need mortgage or finance advice tailored to your own personal situation, contact Everlend today for a free consultation. Everlend are authorised credit representatives of Loan Market Pty Ltd, Australian Credit Licence number 390222. Podcast produced with Apiro
We're lucky to be living in a city with a ton, ton, ton, of amazing things to do, eat, see, and experience. That fact makes us even more grateful for our ranking on Tripadvisor, which states that visiting the Allagash Tasting Room is the #1 thing to do in Portland, Maine.In fact, our guests—our wonderful, sweet, smart, kind guests—have ranked us so highly, so consistently, that in 2023 we won a Travelers' Choice award, placing us in the top 10% of highest-rated attractions, worldwide.In this episode, you'll hear directly from Emily Wallace, our Hospitality Director, all about how we go about making sure all of our guests have the best experience possible while visiting us.
Property prices are wild so it's well worth considering joining forces with friends or family and buying a property together! In this episode Jess walks you through what you need to know to determine if it's right for you.Connect with 'this is property' host and property coach, John Pidgeon, here.Connect with 'this is property' host and Buyer's Advocate, Emily Wallace, here.To organise a one-on-one chat with Jess or to check out The Greenhouse Money Growing Program, click here.We hate email spam so we don't create it! Sign up to the this is money newsletter to get only the valuable money, careers and property info you need.Have a question or topic for the show? Post it in our Facebook group.To get help click here.Any advice is general financial advice only which does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Because of that, you should consider if the advice is appropriate to you and your needs, before acting on the information. If you do choose to buy a financial product read the product disclosure statement (PDS) and target market determination (TMD) and obtain appropriate financial advice tailored to your needs.Jessica Brady is an authorised representative of Paragem Pty Ltd. Authorised Representative No. 1259972 | AFSL | 297276 ABN | 16 108 571 875 | Corporate Authorised Representative No. 1305567. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Emily Wallace from my millennial property unpacks everything to consider when buying an apartment as your first home. She covers:
On this episode of the Growing with Purpose podcast, host Paul Spiegelman speaks with Eric Jones, co-owner of Adamantine Spine Moving, a local and long-distance moving company based in Iowa. Eric didn't always dream of owning his own moving business. In fact, for a long time he didn't know where he wanted his career to take him. His prior path stretched from coast to coast of the US, and involved time as a teacher and soccer coach at a boarding school, completing an MFA in nonfiction writing from the University of Iowa, and working in the burn unit of a hospital. Eventually, Eric picked up a defunct moving business from a friend, and built it up over time. It wasn't until 2020, when co-owners Cliff and Emily Wallace opened a new branch in Des Moines, and the pandemic saw a boom to the moving industry, that Adamantine grew at an exponential rate. But with growth comes challenges, and Eric and his team had to evaluate how they'd scale while still maintaining their culture and values. Tune in to this episode to hear Eric and Paul discuss Adamantine's efforts to be an ecologically-conscious business, takeaways from participating in the Small Giants Community's Leadership Academy, and the challenges Eric faces as the leader of a growing company. Show Notes: 3:30 - From boarding school teacher to burn unit tech 12:30 - Adamantine builds its backbone 16:15 - Eco-friendly efforts 22:08 - Eric's Leadership Academy experience 25:30 - Lessons learned from moral dilemmas 32:00 - Adamantine's biggest current challenges 36:40 - “Become someone - become yourself.”
In this episode, we had the pleasure of hosting the incredible Emily Wallace, owner of Emily Wallace Buyers Advocate and Co-Host of My Millennial Property. Emily speaks on her journey as a buyer's advocate, highlighting why she focuses exclusively on owner-occupier property purchasing and shares some insights into her dynamic partnership with her brother Harry, shedding light on how they closely collaborate to serve their clients' needs effectively.Whether you're a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer, this episode is packed with actionable advice and insider knowledge you won't want to miss! To hear more from Emily check out her links below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily_wallace_ba/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@buyersadvocatemelbourne Emily Wallace Buyers Advocate: https://www.emilywallace.com.au/ Resources: https://linktr.ee/emily_wallace_ba My Millenial Property: https://open.spotify.com/show/6yWxqtrrBmN72XgeBE4Jl7 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This is the most recent playlist from Radio Crystal Blue. The shows were published on 10/25/23. Next shows should be published around 11/2/23. LISTEN: Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6Wlzu3cFXU5LAYAvGx4u4T Spotify for Podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Wlzu3cFXU5LAYAvGx4u4T Amazon https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/a7049581-79d4-44dc-9d93-20a0f95fc0aa/Radio-Crystal-Blue Stitcher http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/radio-crystal-blue Apple Music https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/radio-crystal-blue/id1358998494 Overcast https://overcast.fm/itunes1358998494/radio-crystal-blue Castbox https://castbox.fm/channel/id1204385 Breaker https://www.breaker.audio/radio-crystal-blue Radio Public https://radiopublic.com/radio-crystal-blue-GEzylN Pocket Casts http://pca.st/J7ff Mixcloud https://www.mixcloud.com/radiocblue/ Internet Archive: http://www.archive.org (search by publish date) Google Podcasts bit.ly/2KS802i Player.fm https://player.fm/series/radio-crystal-blue RSS: https://anchor.fm/s/d45a80/podcast/rss The main show is heard in 2 parts via the RSS feed. Use Mixcloud or the Internet Archive to hear the show as one long segment. RADIO CRYSTAL BLUE NOVUS ORDO 10/22/23 Matt Bunsen "Long Ride Home" - I Am Consumed www.mattbunsen.com The Mighty Pines (featuring Al Holliday, Funky Butt Brass Band, Emily Wallace & Sean Canan) - Hey KDHX! www.facebook.com/themightypines The Woggles "Mr. Last Chance" www.thewoggles.com Chris Shiflett "Burn The House Down" - Lost At Sea www.chrisshiflettmusic.com Inusa Ddawuda "Waka Waka Day & Night' www.inusadawuda.com Chris Petersen "Ride Away" www.cpcountry.com Shane Cooley "Black Moon" www.shanecooley.com Running time: 44 minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support
Joining Glen on today's deep dive episode is our very own Emily Wallace, cohost of my millennial property! When she's not podcasting, Emily is a buyer's advocate (also known as a buyer's agent) based in Melbourne and she's here to answer a bunch of your questions around:
In this episode of Three Good Things, Scott Jagow explores the enchanting world of miniatures at a large museum across from Bevo Mill. The museum is filled with tiny models and dioramas, sparking imagination and nostalgia for visitors of all ages. Jagow interviews Meg Dietrich, a board member of the museum, who shares her passion for miniatures and the appeal they hold for people of different backgrounds and ages. The segment also highlights a singer-songwriter night featuring local artist Emily Wallace, whose small stature belies the power of her voice. The host reflects on the magic of music and how it brings people together, creating meaningful moments even in the simplicity of a small tavern performance.
Shane Presley of The Rock Paper Podcast joins me to talk about the St Louis music scene, the creation of his podcast, his best and worst interviews, how his mom shaped his love for music, and how her untimely death in 2019 led to the creation of Debbstock. Debbstock is a benefit show/concert Shane puts on to honor his late mother Debbie Mannahan and raise money for cancer awareness. This year the lineup includes comedian Meredith Hopping, Emily Wallace, Ryan Cheney, and Russo & Co Get tickets to Debbstock here 636 Day is a free, family-friendly street festival with live music, interacve art, family friendly activities, vendors and more to celebrate all of St Charles County. This year we have music from Steve Ewing, Buddy Entwistle, Claudia Rose, Nick Stergos, Inimical Drive: Unplugged, Nick Richardson, and Russo & Co! Follow Local 636 on Facebook, Instagram, and Online
Friday April 28th I took a ride downtown to see my buddies in Russo & Co headline their first St.Louis show at The Hawthorn with support from Mark Perkins & Redemption River. Before the show we set up a few mics in the green room to catch up a bit about everything they have coming up for the band. We also decdided to rip a little single mic bluegrass style version of an unreleased song live acoustic for the show! On this episode you'll hear: Drink And Drive Prizefighter (Live Acoustic) Find more music on your favorite streaming service! See them LIVE: 5/14 at Old Rock House with Emily Wallace, Ryan Cheney & Meredit Hopping for Debbstock. Tickets at Tinyurl.com/Debbstock 6/3 at 636 Day in Frechtown/St.Charles, MO with Inimical Drive, Steve Ewing & Claudia Rose. 6/11 at Busch Stadium for Boots At Busch Follow along with Russo & Co on Facebook & Instagram. Check out my friends at Friendship Brewing Company in Wentzville, MO with over 25 rotating taps for all your craft beer needs. They have a wonderful spot out there and huge patio. Perfect for enjoying a cold beverage with some good friends! Check out their menu with all sorts of delicious food like burgers, nachos & flatbread pizzas. Come grab some lunch or dinner, enjoy some live music and have a great time at Friendship Brewing Company! FriendshipBrewCo.com Live Music: 5/11 Singo Bingo 5/12 James Bertels (7-10p) 5/13 Buddy & Q (7-10pm) 5/14 Matt Walterscheid (1-4p).
Ryan Cheney & Matt Benne return!! These two have become great friends of mine over the years of following their band Fivefold around the last decade. I always enjoy getting to catch up with them. In this episode we talk about Matt Benne getting into recording and producing music of his own now as a singer songwriter along with for Fivefold and others. We talk about brand new Fivefold music, their new Patreon and podcast! We also deep dive into some of Ryan's work like his new single dedicated to his wife called "Best Life" and we play one LIVE! On this episode you'll hear: Benne "Livin On" Benne "Two Strangers" Fivefold "Amped Up" Fivefold "Lost Within (Re-Imagnined)" Ryan Cheney "Best Life" Ryan Cheney "Song For The Broken (Live Acoustic)" Follow along with Ryan Cheney, Matt Benne & Fivefold on the socials. Fivefoldband.com. Find more of their music wherever you get digital music! Contact Matt for recording at ResolutionAudio.net New Fivefold single "Feel Something" due out April 28th. Pre-Save today! See them LIVE 5/14 Debbstock at Old Rock House with Ryan Cheney, Emily Wallace, Russo & Co and Meredith Hopping. Tickets at tinyurl.com/debbstock. All proceeds go to support brain cancer awareness & patients. 5/20 Ryan Cheney at Millpond Brewing 5/21 Ryan Cheney at Vintage Wine Bar Check out my friends at Friendship Brewing Company in Wentzville, MO with over 25 rotating taps for all your craft beer needs. They have a wonderful spot out there and huge patio. Perfect for enjoying a cold beverage with some good friends! Check out their menu with all sorts of delicious food like burgers, nachos & flatbread pizzas. Come grab some lunch or dinner, enjoy some live music and have a great time at Friendship Brewing Company! FriendshipBrewCo.com Live Music: 4/21 Denver Wade Trent (7-10p) 4/22 Steve Kyle (7-10p). Also Saturday 4/22 2pm is their Wentzminster Dog Show! Proceeds of the dog show go to support On My Way To Furever Rescue.
Hello Virtus Family! Welcome back to the Virtus Podcast! Today's guest, Emily Wallace, an osteopath by trade has an invested interest in rehabilitation, in particular, sports performance. Em currently applies her trade at Infinite Fitness Peninsula in Cranbourne leading their performance-based rehab program. Em is a graduate of the Virtus Internship program (well back in the day now…) and has gone on to wonderful things in the industry which has been amazing to watch from afar. A well overdue conversation and podcast so we were stoked to get it done. Another highly valuable chat with many takeaways for up & coming, developing and experienced athletes, coaches & clinicians. See below links to access Em's & IFP's socials: - https://www.instagram.com/emwallace_sportsrehab/ - https://www.instagram.com/infinitefitnesspeninsula/ - https://www.instagram.com/ifp.performance.rehab/
You Have My Interest - Getting Personal With Property Finance
Australian property can be a tough place for would-be buyers, but there are few people who know how to navigate it better than Emily Wallace. Emily is one of Melbourne's top buyer's advocates, co-host of the My Millennial Property podcast and founder of EW Education and The Buying Coach. She joined Evelyn and Maddie to take you inside the mind of a buyer's advocate, so you can understand what it takes to successfully buy your ideal property, the right way, along with many other tips, tricks and insights. Connect with Emily: https://www.emilywallace.com.au/ Find out your next step in property finance: You Have My Interest is brought to you by Everlend, a mortgage and finance broking firm built for the purpose of educating and empowering you to make informed financial decisions tailored to your wealth goals. Find out more and book in your free initial consultation at https://www.everlend.com.au/ Get in touch: Find out more about You Have My Interest at everlend.com.au/podcast and connect with us at podcast@everlend.com.au You Have My Interest provides information and educational content relating to mortgages, finance and property. You Have My Interest's content is general in nature and does not take into account the individual financial, legal or tax needs or objectives of its audience members. It is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Listeners should seek out a licensed professional to discuss their individual financial, legal and tax requirements. If you need mortgage or finance advice tailored to your own personal situation, contact Everlend today for a free consultation. Everlend are authorised credit representatives of Loan Market Pty Ltd, Australian Credit Licence number 390222. Podcast produced with Apiro
Emily Wallace is the Founder of Emily Wallace Buyer's Advocate, a business that specialises in buyer's advocacy for first-home buyers. Emily has a wealth of knowledge in buyer's advocacy, and is passionate about helping make the process accessible for everyone. In today's episode, Emily shares how the recent Reserve Bank changes are impacting property transactions, and just what this means for first-home buyers. Emily also explains the surprising impact that the current rental crisis is having on first-home buyers, and the unique things that are happening as a result. Resources and links: Emily Wallace Buyer's Advocate Website Connect: Lendstreet website Lendstreet on Facebook Lendstreet on Instagram Lendstreet on LinkedIn Michael Nasser on Twitter This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.
John and Emily Wallace from my millennial property are your guest hosts today as Glen takes a break from recording post-ankle op. Wishing you a speedy recovery Glenny J! Today's property q&a touches on:
Get to know the other half of my millennial property, your host Emily Wallace! Em shares a little bit about cohosting the podcast, her journey to becoming a buyers advocate and the scoop on what type of property she currently has her sights set on for her own portfolio.
Annie is a long time listener of the show and a 40 year old single mum who recently bought her first home with the help of my millennial property cohosts, John Pidgeon & Emily Wallace! Glen and Annie have a chat about her story which touches on:
Most people crumble at the thought of negotiating for themselves. The pressure of having someone come back at you with a counter offer or proposition usually has your heart pounding in your neck, until a compromise is made and you sign on the dotted line. If you want to negotiate like a pro, today we're going to show you how. The gorgeous Emily Wallace is here with us today. Emily is a young and vibrant buyer's advocate specialising in the first home and family home buying space. She's passionate about home buyer education to ensure all buyers are equipped with the knowledge to make a great purchase. Emily is featured on podcasts including Millennial Money and Humans of Real Estate. 1. What are the Top 5 things most buyers do when negotiating to buy a property that ends up making them miss out on the property each and every time? 2. How often does an agent reject an offer without even approaching the vendor? 3. What do agents feel are attractive properties of a negotiation, for them to get the vendors seriously considering the offer? 4. Is it all about the price? Can attractive settlement terms or adding various items in the property purchase price, like artwork, storage, cubby, the lawn mower etc, get the purchase across the line? 5. How can we combat the nerves when we are putting in an offer? 6. Who should you be leaning into when you are serious about buying? a). Who should you get on your a-team before you consider purchasing? 7. How do we know if you have gone too high in the offer? 8. Is there a full-proof way to get your offer accepted? 9. How can you leverage options to get into the market faster, rather than saving for a deposit? Contact: Emily Wallace can be contacted via her website: https://www.emilywallace.com.au Check out her Instagram page: emily_wallace_ba Need Copywriting? Call the 'Real Copy Right' Hotline: 5977 8889 Email: orders@realcopyright.com.au As well as sales copy, we can also assist you with: Rental copy Staff profiles for your new and existing staff members Marketing letters/emails Newsletter articles Marketing material for listing kits, mail outs, etc Website blogs Large scale development brochures and websites
Today we're answering all your questions about buyers agents with my millennial property host, Emily Wallace. Glen and Emily unpack:
Jeff Faulkner returns to the show! I stopped in to see Jeff performing with 2 Pedros on a beautiful Sunday afternoon at The Quarry Wine Garden. After the gig we sat down to talk about some of his work with projects such as his Electric Light Orchestra tribute Mr. Blue Sky and his glam rock cover band Velvet Goldmine. On this episode you'll hear some snippets of Mr. Blue Sky covering "Evil Woman" Mr. Blue Sky covering "Mr. Blue Sky" 2 Pedros covering "How Long" by Ace See Jeff LIVE 3/26 Mr. Blue Sky at Delmar Hall with Emily Wallace 4/9 2 Pedros at Blue Strawberry for an evening of Yacht Rock 5/6 Velvet Goldmine at Salvatore's 7/3 Velvet Goldmine at New Town Amphitheater Find more dates & info on Facebook & Instagram It's officially beard season! There's no better way to grow it out than with Roughneck Beard Company's full line of beard grooming products. Beat the itch, soften, and set the stage for faster and fuller growth. You can do all that while saving 15 percent with my code RPP15. Stop by the shop in Maplewood, MO or shop 24/7 at RoughneckBeardCompany.com. Also check out my friends at Friendship Brewing Company in Wentzville, MO for all your craft beer needs. They have a wonderful spot out there and huge patio. Perfect for enjoying a cold beverage with some good friends! Recently Friendship Brewing launched a brand new beer they brewed up for fallen soldier & Wentzville native Lance Corporal Jared Schmitz. 100% of the proceeds of this beer go to support the memorial fund in his name. Come grab some lunch or dinner, enjoy some live music and have a great time at Friendship Brewing Company! FriendshipBrewCo.com
Emily Wallace is the owner of Emily Wallace Buyer’s Advocate, The Buying Coach, EW Education and the Co-host of My Millennial Property Podcast. As a buyer's advocate, Emily provides an end-to-end service to help level the playing field for buyers and help people purchase their property. From sourcing, inspecting, shortlisting, negotiating and bidding at auction, she does it all! In today’s episode, Emily shares how she grew her business through social media. You’ll learn how she risked it all to start her business, what the role of a buyer advocate actually is, and her top tips for entering the property market. Connect: Alexander Spencer website Alexander Spencer on Twitter Alexander Spencer on Facebook Alexander Spencer on LinkedIn This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.
They call him the real-life Wizard Of Oz… Steve Sims is a lad who knows how to make shit happen. He rubs shoulders with some of the biggest names you can think of… Elon Musk, Elton John, Andrea Bocelli… Steve's the guy who figures out how to make shit happen in life. Like taking people by submarine down to the wreck of the Titanic. Like closing a museum in Florence for a private dinner party for 6 at the feet of Michelangelo's David and had Andrea Bocelli come in and serenade the guests. Steve's energy, attitude and philosophy is electric and as you'll hear I absolutely thrived on it in our banter. EMILY WALLACE & MICHAEL BENJAMIN EPISODE SPONSOR | EMILY WALLACE BUYERS ADVOCATES Website: https://emilywallace.com.au EPISODE SPONSOR | MICHAEL BENJAMIN & ASSOCIATES Website: https://mblaw.com.au STEVE SIMS Website: https://stevesims.com TIFFANEE COOK Linktree: https://linktr.ee/rollwiththepunches Website: www.rollwiththepunches.com.au LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tiffaneecook/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/rollwiththepunchespodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/rollwiththepunches_podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/tiffaneeandco --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roll-withthepunches/message
In this episode, we talk with Emily Wallace about trends in the property market in Australia. She gives very useful insights into how we as investors, homeowners, or people looking to get into the market may want to position ourselves. [Disclaimer]
Want to be a real estate industry superstar? Maybe it's time to stop being a best-kept secret and start putting your best face forward. Lifestyle By Design is a new podcast hosted by Ben Handler for Smart Property Investment, which delves into the challenges and opportunities of turning property into a fun, rewarding, and flexible career. In the fourth episode, Ben sits down with Emily Wallace of Emily Wallace Buyer's Advocate to discuss the importance of adding value to your personal brand in order to find success. Emily shares her experience as she transformed from being “just a number” with a nine-to-five corporate job to becoming showrunner of her own business, highlighting how she overcame adversities along the way and underlining the importance of having a positive mindset. The co-founder of the prolific brand also shares tips on building a network, outlines best practices for working with different generations, and touches on the future direction of her business.
This chat will suit anyone who is new to investing in shares. John and Shelley join Glen to have a crack at some fun investing trivia and Glen explains some common terms and concepts, including:
Hosted by Sam Black of Henderson Advocacy, guest Emily Wallace of Emily Wallace Buyer's Advocate.
John Pidgeon and Emily Wallace get narrow and deep on property! Buying your first home or investment property, renting, understanding the auction process - we chat about this and much, much more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The local election has been largely hailed as a victory for the Conservatives and SNP. Special guests Inflect Partners founder Emily Wallace and Cicero/AMO associate director Sonia Khan discuss why the Conservative's campaign is resonating and what next for Labour. PRWeek UK editor John Harrington & news editor Arvind Hickman look at why the M&A market in PR firms is heating up, and the results of a study into what journalists think about PR. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The local election has been largely hailed as a victory for the Conservatives and SNP. Special guests Inflect Partners founder Emily Wallace and Cicero/AMO associate director Sonia Khan discuss why the Conservative's campaign is resonating and what next for Labour. PRWeek UK editor John Harrington & news editor Arvind Hickman look at why the M&A market in PR firms is heating up, and the results of a study into what journalists think about PR.
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The stress of buying a property can mean people slip up and make mistakes we wish we didn’t and hurt the hip pocket in the long term.To share her expertise on what not to do when buying and shed some light on common mistakes, buyers’ advocate and qualified property investment adviser, Cate Bakos joins us on this episode.Then, we chat with co-host of the My Millennial Property podcast Emily Wallace, about what's really happening holding young people back from entering the property market.00:45 - The common property mistakes buyers make16:00 - Unpacking the market for millennials----The information in this post is general in nature and should not be considered personal or financial advice.You should always seek professional advice or assistance before making any financial decisions. Digital Home Loans Pty Ltd t/a Domain Loan Finder (ABN 39 619 694 156, Credit Representative 500208) is authorised by Auscred Services Pty Ltd (ABN 50 164 638 171, Australian Credit Licence 442372). All applications are subject to assessment and lender approval.
This week I chat with buyers agent Emily Wallace about the state of the property market around the country, where the opportunities are, and I also asked for some tips on what to look for at an open for inspection, what to do when making an offer, and some advice for sellers to help them maximise their sale price too. Tonnes here to sink your teeth into. Insta: emily_wallace_ba [Disclaimer]
Glen is joined by John Pidgeon and Emily Wallace (from my millennial property) to talk about the wild times that are out there for first home buyers.Get $20 off The Glen James Spending Plan using the code "MAGIC". Link to course below!For podcast resources, links to our stuff, disclaimers & warnings about this episode + more... check out: https://www.sortyourmoneyout.com/shownotes
Co-host of my millennial property, Emily Wallace, joins Azaria to kick off a fun series about property! In this episode the convo touches on:
Meet Emily Wallace... she bounded into the Melbourne Property industry all shiny and new under three years ago as a Buyers Advocate. For those who don't know, that's someone who takes the purchasing of the what is often the largest financial and emotional asset in peoples lives into her own hands. In this fleeting amount of time she's taken her industry by the you-know-what's and made it her own. Awarded 'Newcomer of the Year', invited to co-host Ticker Property on Ticker TV and one of 20 chosen by LinkedIn Australia as one of the top voices in Australia, you're going to say naughty words when I tell you that with all of this under her belt she is the ripe old age of 27. What a weapon, huh! We talk about her experience, lessons and behaviours that led to Emily's success.. It's a pretty cool little journey, I've always been impressed by Emily. As I write this synopsis I also recall that Emily is a trained opera singer too which I find fascinating and now I'm bummed that I didn't get a little end-of-podcast show, which we all know how much I love to when I'm blessed with a little musical talent behind the mics. Emily Wallace | www.emilywallace.com.au Tiffanee Cook | www.rollwiththepunches.com.au | @tiffaneeandco | @rollwiththepunches_podcast EPISODE SPONSOR Rankin Business Lawyers | www.rankinbusinesslawyers.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roll-withthepunches/message
In this episode we discuss the youthful elixir to reverse ageism, being authentic & how to make a start on social media. Emily Wallace runs and owns her own property buyer's advocacy business. For Emily, outside of the initial early days of opening her books to clients, it's never been about the money. Revenue is an important factor, of course, but it's always been about providing education, and helping first home owners achieve their property dreams. But to be able to achieve this, she needed balance. Starting out as a solo entrepreneur, Emily learned quickly something that it takes a lot of us a while to understand: that saying ‘no' allows you more room to say ‘yes'. Emily was able to clearly identify the type of client she was passionate about helping, and then put all her efforts into working purely for this customer segment. She knew who she wanted to work with, who she enjoyed working with. And by identifying this, it made it easier to attract this type of client, and build efficiencies into the business to deliver more value for this specific client type. Emily has never been a person to hide behind a façade. For her, what you see is what you get. She treats all her clients the same, speaks the same way with clients as she would family. There's an honesty there, an authenticity that can't be replicated. And this is what her customers engage with. They engage with this honest personality, the clear indication that Emily has their interests in mind. It takes courage to be honest, and to work with a purpose in this way. And it takes courage to specialise, to say ‘no' to particular clients because they don't quite fit your ideal client mould. But the rewards are definitely worth it. For Emily, success is about raising others up, while raising yourself up. It's about bringing other people along the journey with you, and helping them succeed as well. Emily has focused on what she does best. She helps people achieve their dreams, and take the next step in their life. And thanks to this, the business is growing. For Emily, success is being able to grow with people. By building a values-based business, a service offering that's based on a belief system instead of a monetary goal, Emily has set herself up for a long-term, sustainable business. She helps her clients, and through this passion, the money will come. Because it's not about the dollars—it's about the cause.
On this Well-Known Wednesday, we meet with Buyers Advocate, Buyers Coach, Podcast Host, LinkedIn Education Expert and co-host of a program on Ticker TV, Emily Wallace.
The Young Professionals Podcast (TYPP), proudly brought to you by ADAPT Careers (https://adaptcareers.com.au) and co-hosted by Luke Marriott and Nicholas Sargeant (Sarge). In this episode Luke and Sarge interview Emily Wallace, a buyer's advocate running her own business in Melbourne's south-east suburbs - Emily Wallace (https://www.emilywallace.com.au/). Emily initially thought she would become a teacher, completing a Bachelor of Arts / Education at Monash University (https://www.monash.edu/) after moving from Hobart to Melbourne after high school. Deciding teaching wasn't for her towards the end of her degree, Emily started her professional career in recruitment before later deciding to take the plunge into the property industry, enrolling in a buyer's advocate course she discovered online. Having not looked back, Emily has her hands in many pots, including co-hosting her own podcast, My Millenial Property (https://www.sortyourmoneyout.com/m3prop), co-hosting her own show on online news streaming platform Ticker Property (https://tickertv.com.au/programs/collection-1hefgbhmvew) and offering her own LinkedIn training programs outside of her usual buyer's advocate business. If you have a career story you would like to share, a role you would like to learn more about or any questions you would like us to ask young professionals, you can reach us through any of our social media that can be found at TYPP.com.au. We would love to hear from you!
Emily Wallace is here to stay as co-host with John! Today they talk about getting the best advice - they chat about:
Emily Wallace jumps back in with John to chat about what to look out for when you're at an open home - they chat about things like:
Emily Wallace came back to have a chat with John about setting a realistic budget when buying property. Their chat covers:
John is joined by special guest, Buyer's Advocate, Emily Wallace! Together they chat about what property buyer's can share with a real estate agent when viewing potential properties. The chat touches on:
In this this interview, Carrie Tippen talks with Emily Wallace, author and illustrator of the new book Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South (University of Texas Press, 2019). Road Sides pays homage to popular travel guides with its short chapters, one for each letter of the alphabet containing a brief contextualizing essay followed by a feature of a specific location, business, or product. “A” is for Architecture, a tribute to buildings in the shape of foods one might find on the highway; “B” is for Billboards, their ubiquity and creativity and sometimes, as in the case of the “South of the Border” billboards, racial insensitivity. Road Sides is clearly aimed at a general audience of readers with its journalistic style of participant observation and whimsical illustrations, but Wallace makes use of her folklore training and scholarly connections in both the historical contextualizing of automobile culture and the critical lens with which she points out the good, the bad, and the ugly of Southern history and practice. While Road Sides is certainly a celebration of Southern foodways, it is not without criticism. A thread runs throughout the book that there is not a single story of Southern road travel. Wallace is careful to remind readers that before the civil rights era, there are two very distinct experiences for black and white Southerners, and after the ostensible end of racial segregation in public spaces, a third story emerges that changes the experience for all travelers. Wallace addresses these disparate narratives most directly in “D” for Directions, focusing on the Negro Motorist Green-Book that ran counter to the Official Automobile Blue Book for white travelers, and in V for Vacancy, about the black-owned hotels that catered to black travelers. Similarly, in a chapter about the crossroads general store, Wallace reminds readers that Emmett Till was murdered after an encounter with white people in such a store. What emerges from this wide-ranging investigation is an story of innovation, both technological and entrepreneurial, about the creative minds who came up with a new product or process or marketing strategy to adapt to a world that is changed irrevocably by car travel. Emily Wallace is a writer and illustrator with a masters in folklore who serves as art director & deputy editor of Southern Cultures Quarterly at UNC-Chapel Hill, and has written and illustrated work for other publications including The Washington Post, Southern Living, The Oxford American, and GOOD. In 2015, Wallace was nominated for a James Beard Award in humor writing. Carrie Helms Tippen is Assistant Professor of English at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA, where she teaches courses in American Literature. Her 2018 book, Inventing Authenticity: How Cookbook Writers Redefine Southern Identity (University of Arkansas Press), examines the rhetorical strategies that writers use to prove the authenticity of their recipes in the narrative headnotes of contemporary cookbooks. Her academic work has been published in Gastronomica, Food and Foodways, American Studies, Southern Quarterly, and Food, Culture, and Society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this this interview, Carrie Tippen talks with Emily Wallace, author and illustrator of the new book Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South (University of Texas Press, 2019). Road Sides pays homage to popular travel guides with its short chapters, one for each letter of the alphabet containing a brief contextualizing essay followed by a feature of a specific location, business, or product. “A” is for Architecture, a tribute to buildings in the shape of foods one might find on the highway; “B” is for Billboards, their ubiquity and creativity and sometimes, as in the case of the “South of the Border” billboards, racial insensitivity. Road Sides is clearly aimed at a general audience of readers with its journalistic style of participant observation and whimsical illustrations, but Wallace makes use of her folklore training and scholarly connections in both the historical contextualizing of automobile culture and the critical lens with which she points out the good, the bad, and the ugly of Southern history and practice. While Road Sides is certainly a celebration of Southern foodways, it is not without criticism. A thread runs throughout the book that there is not a single story of Southern road travel. Wallace is careful to remind readers that before the civil rights era, there are two very distinct experiences for black and white Southerners, and after the ostensible end of racial segregation in public spaces, a third story emerges that changes the experience for all travelers. Wallace addresses these disparate narratives most directly in “D” for Directions, focusing on the Negro Motorist Green-Book that ran counter to the Official Automobile Blue Book for white travelers, and in V for Vacancy, about the black-owned hotels that catered to black travelers. Similarly, in a chapter about the crossroads general store, Wallace reminds readers that Emmett Till was murdered after an encounter with white people in such a store. What emerges from this wide-ranging investigation is an story of innovation, both technological and entrepreneurial, about the creative minds who came up with a new product or process or marketing strategy to adapt to a world that is changed irrevocably by car travel. Emily Wallace is a writer and illustrator with a masters in folklore who serves as art director & deputy editor of Southern Cultures Quarterly at UNC-Chapel Hill, and has written and illustrated work for other publications including The Washington Post, Southern Living, The Oxford American, and GOOD. In 2015, Wallace was nominated for a James Beard Award in humor writing. Carrie Helms Tippen is Assistant Professor of English at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA, where she teaches courses in American Literature. Her 2018 book, Inventing Authenticity: How Cookbook Writers Redefine Southern Identity (University of Arkansas Press), examines the rhetorical strategies that writers use to prove the authenticity of their recipes in the narrative headnotes of contemporary cookbooks. Her academic work has been published in Gastronomica, Food and Foodways, American Studies, Southern Quarterly, and Food, Culture, and Society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this this interview, Carrie Tippen talks with Emily Wallace, author and illustrator of the new book Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South (University of Texas Press, 2019). Road Sides pays homage to popular travel guides with its short chapters, one for each letter of the alphabet containing a brief contextualizing essay followed by a feature of a specific location, business, or product. “A” is for Architecture, a tribute to buildings in the shape of foods one might find on the highway; “B” is for Billboards, their ubiquity and creativity and sometimes, as in the case of the “South of the Border” billboards, racial insensitivity. Road Sides is clearly aimed at a general audience of readers with its journalistic style of participant observation and whimsical illustrations, but Wallace makes use of her folklore training and scholarly connections in both the historical contextualizing of automobile culture and the critical lens with which she points out the good, the bad, and the ugly of Southern history and practice. While Road Sides is certainly a celebration of Southern foodways, it is not without criticism. A thread runs throughout the book that there is not a single story of Southern road travel. Wallace is careful to remind readers that before the civil rights era, there are two very distinct experiences for black and white Southerners, and after the ostensible end of racial segregation in public spaces, a third story emerges that changes the experience for all travelers. Wallace addresses these disparate narratives most directly in “D” for Directions, focusing on the Negro Motorist Green-Book that ran counter to the Official Automobile Blue Book for white travelers, and in V for Vacancy, about the black-owned hotels that catered to black travelers. Similarly, in a chapter about the crossroads general store, Wallace reminds readers that Emmett Till was murdered after an encounter with white people in such a store. What emerges from this wide-ranging investigation is an story of innovation, both technological and entrepreneurial, about the creative minds who came up with a new product or process or marketing strategy to adapt to a world that is changed irrevocably by car travel. Emily Wallace is a writer and illustrator with a masters in folklore who serves as art director & deputy editor of Southern Cultures Quarterly at UNC-Chapel Hill, and has written and illustrated work for other publications including The Washington Post, Southern Living, The Oxford American, and GOOD. In 2015, Wallace was nominated for a James Beard Award in humor writing. Carrie Helms Tippen is Assistant Professor of English at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA, where she teaches courses in American Literature. Her 2018 book, Inventing Authenticity: How Cookbook Writers Redefine Southern Identity (University of Arkansas Press), examines the rhetorical strategies that writers use to prove the authenticity of their recipes in the narrative headnotes of contemporary cookbooks. Her academic work has been published in Gastronomica, Food and Foodways, American Studies, Southern Quarterly, and Food, Culture, and Society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this this interview, Carrie Tippen talks with Emily Wallace, author and illustrator of the new book Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South (University of Texas Press, 2019). Road Sides pays homage to popular travel guides with its short chapters, one for each letter of the alphabet containing a brief contextualizing essay followed by a feature of a specific location, business, or product. “A” is for Architecture, a tribute to buildings in the shape of foods one might find on the highway; “B” is for Billboards, their ubiquity and creativity and sometimes, as in the case of the “South of the Border” billboards, racial insensitivity. Road Sides is clearly aimed at a general audience of readers with its journalistic style of participant observation and whimsical illustrations, but Wallace makes use of her folklore training and scholarly connections in both the historical contextualizing of automobile culture and the critical lens with which she points out the good, the bad, and the ugly of Southern history and practice. While Road Sides is certainly a celebration of Southern foodways, it is not without criticism. A thread runs throughout the book that there is not a single story of Southern road travel. Wallace is careful to remind readers that before the civil rights era, there are two very distinct experiences for black and white Southerners, and after the ostensible end of racial segregation in public spaces, a third story emerges that changes the experience for all travelers. Wallace addresses these disparate narratives most directly in “D” for Directions, focusing on the Negro Motorist Green-Book that ran counter to the Official Automobile Blue Book for white travelers, and in V for Vacancy, about the black-owned hotels that catered to black travelers. Similarly, in a chapter about the crossroads general store, Wallace reminds readers that Emmett Till was murdered after an encounter with white people in such a store. What emerges from this wide-ranging investigation is an story of innovation, both technological and entrepreneurial, about the creative minds who came up with a new product or process or marketing strategy to adapt to a world that is changed irrevocably by car travel. Emily Wallace is a writer and illustrator with a masters in folklore who serves as art director & deputy editor of Southern Cultures Quarterly at UNC-Chapel Hill, and has written and illustrated work for other publications including The Washington Post, Southern Living, The Oxford American, and GOOD. In 2015, Wallace was nominated for a James Beard Award in humor writing. Carrie Helms Tippen is Assistant Professor of English at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA, where she teaches courses in American Literature. Her 2018 book, Inventing Authenticity: How Cookbook Writers Redefine Southern Identity (University of Arkansas Press), examines the rhetorical strategies that writers use to prove the authenticity of their recipes in the narrative headnotes of contemporary cookbooks. Her academic work has been published in Gastronomica, Food and Foodways, American Studies, Southern Quarterly, and Food, Culture, and Society.
In this this interview, Carrie Tippen talks with Emily Wallace, author and illustrator of the new book Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South (University of Texas Press, 2019). Road Sides pays homage to popular travel guides with its short chapters, one for each letter of the alphabet containing a brief contextualizing essay followed by a feature of a specific location, business, or product. “A” is for Architecture, a tribute to buildings in the shape of foods one might find on the highway; “B” is for Billboards, their ubiquity and creativity and sometimes, as in the case of the “South of the Border” billboards, racial insensitivity. Road Sides is clearly aimed at a general audience of readers with its journalistic style of participant observation and whimsical illustrations, but Wallace makes use of her folklore training and scholarly connections in both the historical contextualizing of automobile culture and the critical lens with which she points out the good, the bad, and the ugly of Southern history and practice. While Road Sides is certainly a celebration of Southern foodways, it is not without criticism. A thread runs throughout the book that there is not a single story of Southern road travel. Wallace is careful to remind readers that before the civil rights era, there are two very distinct experiences for black and white Southerners, and after the ostensible end of racial segregation in public spaces, a third story emerges that changes the experience for all travelers. Wallace addresses these disparate narratives most directly in “D” for Directions, focusing on the Negro Motorist Green-Book that ran counter to the Official Automobile Blue Book for white travelers, and in V for Vacancy, about the black-owned hotels that catered to black travelers. Similarly, in a chapter about the crossroads general store, Wallace reminds readers that Emmett Till was murdered after an encounter with white people in such a store. What emerges from this wide-ranging investigation is an story of innovation, both technological and entrepreneurial, about the creative minds who came up with a new product or process or marketing strategy to adapt to a world that is changed irrevocably by car travel. Emily Wallace is a writer and illustrator with a masters in folklore who serves as art director & deputy editor of Southern Cultures Quarterly at UNC-Chapel Hill, and has written and illustrated work for other publications including The Washington Post, Southern Living, The Oxford American, and GOOD. In 2015, Wallace was nominated for a James Beard Award in humor writing. Carrie Helms Tippen is Assistant Professor of English at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA, where she teaches courses in American Literature. Her 2018 book, Inventing Authenticity: How Cookbook Writers Redefine Southern Identity (University of Arkansas Press), examines the rhetorical strategies that writers use to prove the authenticity of their recipes in the narrative headnotes of contemporary cookbooks. Her academic work has been published in Gastronomica, Food and Foodways, American Studies, Southern Quarterly, and Food, Culture, and Society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this this interview, Carrie Tippen talks with Emily Wallace, author and illustrator of the new book Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South (University of Texas Press, 2019). Road Sides pays homage to popular travel guides with its short chapters, one for each letter of the alphabet containing a brief contextualizing essay followed by a feature of a specific location, business, or product. “A” is for Architecture, a tribute to buildings in the shape of foods one might find on the highway; “B” is for Billboards, their ubiquity and creativity and sometimes, as in the case of the “South of the Border” billboards, racial insensitivity. Road Sides is clearly aimed at a general audience of readers with its journalistic style of participant observation and whimsical illustrations, but Wallace makes use of her folklore training and scholarly connections in both the historical contextualizing of automobile culture and the critical lens with which she points out the good, the bad, and the ugly of Southern history and practice. While Road Sides is certainly a celebration of Southern foodways, it is not without criticism. A thread runs throughout the book that there is not a single story of Southern road travel. Wallace is careful to remind readers that before the civil rights era, there are two very distinct experiences for black and white Southerners, and after the ostensible end of racial segregation in public spaces, a third story emerges that changes the experience for all travelers. Wallace addresses these disparate narratives most directly in “D” for Directions, focusing on the Negro Motorist Green-Book that ran counter to the Official Automobile Blue Book for white travelers, and in V for Vacancy, about the black-owned hotels that catered to black travelers. Similarly, in a chapter about the crossroads general store, Wallace reminds readers that Emmett Till was murdered after an encounter with white people in such a store. What emerges from this wide-ranging investigation is an story of innovation, both technological and entrepreneurial, about the creative minds who came up with a new product or process or marketing strategy to adapt to a world that is changed irrevocably by car travel. Emily Wallace is a writer and illustrator with a masters in folklore who serves as art director & deputy editor of Southern Cultures Quarterly at UNC-Chapel Hill, and has written and illustrated work for other publications including The Washington Post, Southern Living, The Oxford American, and GOOD. In 2015, Wallace was nominated for a James Beard Award in humor writing. Carrie Helms Tippen is Assistant Professor of English at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA, where she teaches courses in American Literature. Her 2018 book, Inventing Authenticity: How Cookbook Writers Redefine Southern Identity (University of Arkansas Press), examines the rhetorical strategies that writers use to prove the authenticity of their recipes in the narrative headnotes of contemporary cookbooks. Her academic work has been published in Gastronomica, Food and Foodways, American Studies, Southern Quarterly, and Food, Culture, and Society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
When your eyes need a break from all that reading, why not go to a bookish place? We’re discussing some of our personal favorites this week, and we’ll end with what we’re reading. Books and other media mentioned in this episode: The New York Public Library (New York, NY)The Morgan Library & Museum (New York, NY)Jane Austen booksCharles Dickens booksHamilton (musical)Beautiful (musical)Strand Book Store (New York, NY)Tana French booksThe British Library (London, UK)Angela Carter booksThe BeatlesThe Royal Library (Copenhagen, Denmark)Chicago Public Library (Chicago, IL)Nashville Public Library (Nashville, TN)Free Library of Philadelphia (Philadelphia, PA)Beaufort County Library (Beaufort, SC)Tempe Public Library (Tempe, AZ)Tempe History Museum (Tempe, AZ)Parnassus Books (Nashville, TN)Ann Patchett booksThe Bookshop (Nashville, TN)Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South by Emily Wallace (buy from Bookshop)Golden Fig Books (Durham, NC)The Bookshelf (Thomasville, GA)From the Front Porch (podcast)bookshop.orgNeverMore Books (Beaufort, SC)Patricia Highsmith booksRipley series by Patricia HighsmithEdgar Allan Poe booksBig Woods Cabin (Pepin, WI)Jane Austen Centre (Bath, UK)Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum (Key West, FL)Ernest Hemingway booksKaren Blixen Museum (Rungsted Kyst, Denmark)Tiger Hill (Suzhou, China)Wake County Public Library (NC) Book Sale What We’re Reading This Week: Ann: Love in Catalina Cove by Brenda Jackson (buy from Bookshop)– Beverly Jenkins books Halle: The Happy Ever After Playlist by Abby Jimenez (buy from Bookshop) Well-Read on FacebookWell-Read on TwitterWell-Read on BookshopWell-Read on Instagram
In this episode we meet the 26-year-old Emily Wallace who completed a double degree in education and arts 5 years ago and then decided to change things up and start a career as a Buyers Advocate. Yes, she now works in the Real Estate Industry and she is killing it. She is also kind of a BIG thing on LinkedIn and now teaches people how to use the platform to generate leads and build their profile. We talk about her journey to success, the property market and all things LinkedIn.Want to follow our guests? sure, find their socials below.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-wallace-42186110a/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily_wallace_ba/Website: https://www.emilywallace.com.au/Our socials?Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/generationusofficialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyjakschofficial/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyjaksch/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW0QV7ibEhqwKmI0yUP7aMwWebsite: https://www.generationus.com.au/
In this episode we meet the 26-year-old Emily Wallace who completed a double degree in education and arts 5 years ago and then decided to change things up and start a career as a Buyers Advocate. Yes, she now works in the Real Estate Industry and she is killing it. She is also kind of a BIG thing on LinkedIn and now teaches people how to use the platform to generate leads and build their profile. We talk about her journey to success, the property market and all things LinkedIn.Want to follow our guests? sure, find their socials below.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-wallace-42186110a/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily_wallace_ba/Website: https://www.emilywallace.com.au/Our socials?Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/generationusofficialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyjakschofficial/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyjaksch/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW0QV7ibEhqwKmI0yUP7aMwWebsite: https://www.generationus.com.au/
Emily runs a property advocate business helping clients buy principal residences. Emily shares her real world view of what’s going on in the property market & it’s very different from what the media would lead you to believe.
In today's podcast I am joined by Emily Wallace Price who talks about her development story and career change from care worker to coder. Emily was a care worker for 10 years but due to reasons beyond her control she needed to change careers. Emily taught herself web development and coding, after completing a series of Udemy courses and building up her portfolio Emily applied for jobs in web development. Emily is now a Junior web developer specialising in Laravel. During this podcast Emily talks about her career change, the medical issues she was facing and gives some great advice for those looking to switch career into web development. Follow Emily Wallace Price Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmilyWallacePr2 Portfolio: https://www.emilywallace-price.co.uk Join the Patrons in supporting How To Code Well and get early access to tutorials and more: http://patreon.com/howToCodeWell Recommended resources for web developers Our Affiliates, Referral Programs, and Sponsors My Docker In Motion video course from Manning Publications Use code YTFISHER to get 40% off http://bit.ly/2vvz2sA Hostinger get 90% off web hosting - http://hostinger.co.uk/peterfisher NordVPN - http://bit.ly/35pDLKT WordPress Hosting with CloudWays - http://bit.ly/2CNE5Zf Manning Publications books and video courses - http://bit.ly/2BIrExp Join the coding community on: Discord - https://howtocodewell.net/discord Twitter - http://twitter.com/howToCodeWell Instagram - http://instagram.com/howtocodewell Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/howtocodewell Newsletter - https://howtocodewell.net/subscribe Join me on Twitch - http://twitch.tv/howtocodewell DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. This helps support the channel and allows me to continue to make web development videos like this. Thank you for the support! #carework #careerchange #laravel
Mild mannered co-host of the I Wish I Was Taught That At School podcast Emily Wallace is this week’s guest, in her guise as buyer’s advocate Emily Wallace (you, know, her actual job)!We find out a bit more about what Emily does as a buyer’s advocate, specifically around her access to more properties than those we can all see listed on real estate websites.You’ll probably be surprised to hear what proportion of property sales are transacted this way (that’s revealed about nine minutes in).In this episode we take a deep dive into what off-market property selling is all about including:How buyer’s advocates have access to more property ‘stock’;Why someone would want to sell a property off market;What are the upsides of an off-market sale;Could you buy the property you’re currently renting;How you, as a buyer, protect your interests.Whether you’re thinking of selling or looking to buy, you need to know about this ‘underground’ property market and how it works.If you’re looking for a buyer’s advocate, Emily’s website isn’t too hard to find: emilywallace.com.auDon't forget to follow us on our socials:Website: https://withevelynandemily.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/withevelynandemilyInstagram: @withevelynandemilyEmail: info@withevelynandemily.comEvelyn's Instagram: evelynclark_financeEmily's Instagram: emily_wallace_ba
Emily Wallace from The Buying Coach jumps in to explain what a buyer's advocate is and the role they play for people buying property. Check out Emily's online course for property buyers: http://thebuyingcoach.thinkific.com/?ref=5f421f.Check out Emily's list of the top 5 mistakes she sees first home buyers making: https://www.sortyourmoneyout.com/blog/2020/1/20/the-top-5-mistakes-first-home-buyers-makeGet $20 off The Glen James Spending Plan using the code "moneyz". Link to course below!For podcast resources, links to our stuff, disclaimers & warnings about this episode + more... check out: https://www.sortyourmoneyout.com/shownotes
Host Jill Melancon talks to author Emily Wallace about her new book Road Sides which chronicles a lot of the interesting roadside attractions along the southeastern interstates.
On this week's episode of Lunch N Loaf, host Jill Melancon sits down with Amber Nash and Ed Morgan of Dad's Garage to talk about their annual performance of INVASION: CHRISTMAS CAROL. Next, she speaks to owner/brewmaster Rob Hopek of Lost Druid Brewing about their use of herbs in their beer. Finally, she talks to Emily Wallace, author of ROAD SIDES, about her favorite roadside attractions.
One of the many reasons people go into the video business industry is they love sharing stories. The question is, what platforms can you use to tell that story and showcase your prowess in videos?Today's episode will be about the core aspects you need to understand in building an audience on LinkedIn. I will be speaking to Emily Wallace, who may not be in the video industry, but is reaching thousands of people via her video posts on LinkedIn. She will be sharing with us the secrets of her journey on LinkedIn — how she scaled her buyers advocate business dramatically in less than a year.Three points we are going to discuss include: 1) Three core aspects of building your audience on LinkedIn; 2) Using the power of Sales Navigator to find any position in any company you want to connect with, and; 3) The content of the connection messages. What's In This Episode:Emily's journey on LinkedInEmily's approach to marketingEmily's recommendation for video businesses who haven't maximized their LinkedIn profilesAdditional tips for building solid relationships on LinkedInSales Navigator — Is it the hidden gem of LinkedIn? How do you use it?Why it's important to write a personalised message to connect with someone on LinkedInStrategies for what happens after the invitation to connect has been acceptedWhat's a great way to get your connections engaged in a conversation?The power of using video content to connect with clients on LinkedInThe effort you exert and the challenges you have to undergo to win the dealConsistency is keyConstant and consistent action yields resultsRecommendations for a different approach to contentThe powerful aspect of “being human” on LinkedInSuggestion on creating scripts and how to approach peopleHashtags on posts — How many is enough and how many is too many?Put up your contact details on LinkedIn — make yourself accessible Connect with Emily WallaceLinkedInWebsite About Emily WallaceEmily Wallace is a Buyer's Advocate who has expanded the reach of her business through the use of LinkedIn. She has been able to scale her business dramatically in less than a year by maximizing the power of content in gaining connections on LinkedIn. It is her primary goal to educate buyers and empower them in their property purchases. Connect with Den LennieVideo Business AcceleratorLinkedIn Facebook YoutubeSupport the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)
Emily Wallace is a writer and illustrator with a masters in pimento cheese (technically folklore with a masters thesis on p.cheese). Wallace’s book Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South (University of Texas Press) will be available October 2019. Wallace serves as art director & deputy editor of Southern Cultures quarterly at UNC-Chapel Hill, and has written and illustrated work for other publications including The Washington Post, Southern Living, The Oxford American, and GOOD. In 2015, Wallace was nominated for a James Beard Award in humor writing for her written/illustrated essay "Ham to Ham Combat: The Tale of Two Smithfields." She lives in Durham, NC. Tweets (occasionally): @emily__wallace Instagrams (more often): @emilyewallace
Hey, Millennials!Welcome to our next episode of This Millennial Life - Trailblazers!Today I have a very ambitious, talented and awesome human being on the podcast. Emily Wallace is a millennial who in the last year has launched a number of businesses - at the time of recording she had launched two successful businesses within the space of just a few months, and since recording, she has launched her third in the space of a year. She's an incredible example of a millennial shaping her businesses to match exactly who she is. Want to connect with Emily?Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emily.wallace3Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily_wallace_baWebsite: https://https://www.emilywallace.com.au/
Despite living in a neurodiverse world, traditional hiring processes don’t support building neurodiverse teams. On this episode of Human Inclusive, Christopher and Lia flew to Colorado to meet the people behind a mission to help companies be intentionally inclusive for more neurodiverse teams. We’ll meet Lauren Burgess, serial entrepreneur, CEO and Founder of Dirt Coffee and its apprenticeship program, and Cody Hemmen, General Manager and visionary behind piloting the internship with the flagship DSW Shoe Warehouse in Park Meadow, CO. The internship at Dirt Coffee was originally created by Emily Wallace, Co-founder and Director of Employment. In a time when unemployment hovers under 4%, why are we seeing 80% of adults with autism unemployed? Specifically in this story, in Colorado, a state that enjoys a lower unemployment rate than the national average, currently sitting under 3% sees a higher than national average of adults with autism, unemployed at a rate of 90%. In this episode, hear about the impact of the partnership between Dirt Coffee and DSW from three individuals -- Andy and Rachel who are DSW apprentices, and Robby who is a Manager at Dirt coffee who participated in the apprenticeship program. We’ll learn more about motivation for these two organizations to work together to move the needle on hiring neurodivergent folks and building neurodiverse teams inclusive of all cognitive functioning.
Explore the foods of Southern road trips with author and illustrator Emily Wallace.
Explore the foods of Southern road trips with author and illustrator Emily Wallace.
How did we meet? Why a podcast? What can you expect each week?Welcome to 'I wish I was taught that at school' - your weekly dose for all things property, finance and mindset.This is the ONLY episode where you can learn more about your hosts, the two individuals behind the podcast, Evelyn Clark (@evelynclark_finance) and Emily Wallace (@emily_wallace_ba).We are two small business owners who share a passion for fash-- EDUCATION (got you!). School doesn't teach you everything you need to know, so who do you turn to? We have joined forces to bring you the ultimate podcast!Each week, we bring on key experts to discuss not-so-school-like subjects, as well as sharing two bite-size episodes, a.k.a. 'Chalk Talks'.Don't forget to join our Facebook page to share your thoughts, questions and success stories with our community. You can also follow us on #TheGram (Instagram, that is) @withevelynandemily. And if you're feeling that audio just isn't cutting it, we have a YouTube channel where you can watch us interview our guests, up close and personal.And REMEMBER, this podcast is about YOU!We can't wait to bring you valuable content and encourage you to submit topics, questions and comments along the way.The information shared on 'I wish I was taught that at school' is general in nature and should not be deemed to be advice. This podcast exists purely for educational purposes only and should not be relied upon to make any investment or financial decisions. Please contact Evelyn or Emily for advice that is tailored to your personal circumstances. Evelyn Clark is an authorised credit representative (Credit Representative Number 502891) of BLSSA Pty Ltd ACN 117 651 760 (Australian Credit Licence 391237).
Ryan Torpea returns to the show! I caught up with Multi-instrumentalist and songwriter at his home to discuss some of the latest projects he's involved in like with L.S. Xprss, Animals in Hindsight and being a front man in Ryan Torpea & The Shakey Hands. We also get into his work with Al Holiday & The East Side Rhythm Band's new album ALL ST.LOUIS REVUE. On this episode you'll hear: Ryan Torpea "Write The Song" Animals in Hindsight "2516" L.S. Xprss "Swing And A Miss" See Ryan LIVE August 10 Al Holiday & the East Side Rhythm Band All St.Louis Revue at Grub N Groove Follow all of the mentioned bands on Facebook for more dates! Purchase a copy of Al Holiday & the East Side Rhythm Band All St.Louis Revue now at Gaslight.com or on Vinyl/CD at Gaslight or Al Holiday shows. Featuring songs from Emily Wallace, Neil C. Luke, Big Mike Aguirre, Brian Owens, Roland Johnson, Eugene Johnson, Tommy Halloran, Kenny DeShields & Nathan Jatcko.
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR WEEKLY EMAIL “GAINING CHOICE” TO KEEP UP WITH ALL THINGS FINANCIAL AUTONOMY A discussion on property is well overdue here at Financial Autonomy. So I've roped in Buyers Advocate Emily Wallace to share with us her expert tips and advice for buying a property in Australia. She's lived in 23 properties in 25 years. Property investment is well and truly in her blood. The experiences and knowledge Emily shares in this episode: -How she became a buyers advocate (and what a buyers advocate does). -Advice on how to purchase your first property. -The sometimes hidden costs of buying a property. -Potential mistakes of people make when buying a property - and how to avoid them.
Emily Wallace: Regional Initiative Coordinator for Capernaum in the Carolina's Region Contact Emily at emilybraffordwallace@gmail.com
Emily Wallace Energy Healing Have you wondered just what energy healing is? All of this "woo-woo" stuff gaining traction in 2017? (Especially here in Los Angeles.) Learn about shamanism, reiki, and other weird but magical things in this episode from two unlikely women. Emily Wallace "Once I committed to my emotional, mental, spiritual health that's when I started to thrive" -Emily Wallace Emily is a NYC based Intuitive Energy Healing Practitioner and Shamanic Reiki Master Teacher. After many years of battling chronic Lyme disease—visiting the hospital, bound to bed, not working, cared for at home by her parents—Emily found her way to 75% through antibiotics and various herbs and supplements. Desperate to do more than merely survive, Emily found energy healing. She was an unlikely client, poking fun at the whole thing. But, to her surprise, it worked. After surrendering to this modality she truly healed and stopped hearing from her symptoms. Today, Emily is thriving at 100% and, after getting certified at the Omega Institute, she has turned her good fortune into a passion for helping others using her own energy work. She is the founder of www.lightheartedhealingnyc.com To book appointments with Emily, please see above link or visit her on social media @lightheartedhealingnyc Listen to this episode if you are especially interested in: Lyme disease Herxing How healing the emotional, physical, and spiritual helps us heal the physical Holistic healing—using Western and Eastern modalities What Shaminism is What Reiki is What Energy Healing is Why it's important to track your symptoms How to love your Lyme away Awesome self-care tricks Love languages More on how I quit coffee Resources mentioned in episode: The 5 Love Languages Bioenergetic Intolerance Elimination Herxing My own experience with healers. Happy listening!
"Wanted to share my family miracle with the world so I decided to post it on my YouTube channel as well." ~ Emily Wallace, Mother & Author Emily Wallace, a motivational speaker & inspirational author, is the mother of a young daughter with a disability that medically leaves her unable to speak. That daughter, Bessie, is making strides in an unconventional way. She's beginning to break her silence by singing along with her big sister, Ernestine. Bessie and Ernestine can be heard and found loving and communicating together. Mother Emily, despite her daughter's struggles, survived challenges and struggles of her own when she was a child. Emily turned those negatives of her life into an unforgettable autobiography, Scarred for Life, an inspirational book that illustrates all of the struggles she faced during her childhood. Today, Emily has been happily married to Larry, Sr., for 27 years and are the parents of first-born, Larry, Jr. Not only has Emily successfully raised her family, but she is extremely proud that Larry, Jr., has become a TV host of Metro Arts Detroit for the next two years and that her older daughter, Ernestine, is an up-and-coming singer/songwriter and a recent high school graduate. Follow the story on YouTube at http://bit.ly/2tlMFcZ.
The librarians from Colleyville Heritage High School and Heritage Elementary, Julie Brem and Emily Wallace, talk about their experience with Google Expeditions on their campuses. Plus, Awesome Teacher and Today I Learned!
The librarians from Colleyville Heritage High School and Heritage Elementary, Julie Brem and Emily Wallace, talk about their experience with Google Expeditions on their campuses. Plus, Awesome Teacher and Today I Learned!
Emily Wallace, Author of the book entitled, "Scarred for Life," a true story that paints a solemn picture, of a young girl , who was left behind, at the age of 11 years old, to the dangerous streets of Detroit. Abandoned, abused, victimized and betrayed, Emily finds the hardships of growing up. alone As she struggles to survive. Did Emily ever reunite with her family. Emily, grows up never forgetting what happened to her and now, she writes about her life, for the world to see, in the hopes her testimony will ignite enlightment, wisdom and empowerment to young girls and young women in similar situations. And, to stand up, speak up and speak out, and tell the authorities your truth. This book is spellbounding, intense and heartfelt...I give this book, two thumbs up!! Join me, Lardy Miss Clardy, and my guest, Author Emily Wallace as she takes us down memory lane, and up to what those memories made her today.
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Please join Marsha Casper Cook and Traci Mcdonald on April 12 at 9PST 10MT 11CST NOON EST when they welcome their guest Emily Wallace. Emily is a motivational speaker and an inspirational author who has written a book, SCARRED FOR LIFE, about her unfortunate experiences as a young girl. She is now legally blind but that hasn't stopped her from speaking to children in schools about true events that made her who she is today despite her past when she was sexually abused and abandoned by her family at a very young age. Emily will also be talking about bullying and how she shares her stories to schools. The phone lines and chat room will be open for callers who have questions for Emily - For more about The world Of Ink shows please check out http://www.worldofinknetwork.com For more about Emily -http://www.scarredforlife.com
Emily Wallace is a motivational speaker and inspirational author of her unforgettable autobiography, Scarred for Life, an inspirational book that illustrates the struggles that she faced during her childhood. One day in 1980, Emily returned home from her daily learning environment, to find a house filled with nothing but emptiness. Her mother and her siblings were gone without leaving a forwarding address. This was the same day that Emily endured emotional distrust and experienced her childhood being snatched away from her within moments. After being abandoned by her mother, Emily realized that living on the dangerous streets of a major metropolitan city was a prerequisite to survival. While spending the remaining of her childhood on the streets, Emily experienced hunger that was so bad, it led to her eating out of the city owned garbage cans. However, hunger was by far not the only horrific thing that Emily encountered as a motherless child struggling to bear with the pressure of being homeless. Aside from experiencing deadly hunger, Emily also faced things ranging from being brutally beaten by a 28 year old to losing her innocence at the age of eleven, after being forcefully raped by 2 grown men. Scarred for Life narrates Emily's story, along with her thoughts, feelings, and emotions as she tried to succeed surviving on the streets. She tells of sleeping in vacant houses and under porches and experiencing child molestation by her older two brothers. She shares the stories of those who tried to help her and those who would not. Honest and shocking, Scarred for Life provides insight into the actual life of a little homeless girl and the horrors one can experience when living on the streets. Visit her at http://authortinasmith.weebly.com/
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