Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer frost

For most of our nation's history, the voting age was 21. So how'd we get it down to 18? In one sense, it was the fastest ratified amendment in history. In another, it took three decades. Our guide to the hard-won fight for youth enfranchisement is Jennifer Frost, author of "Let Us Vote!" Youth Voting Rights and the 26th Amendment. CLICK HERE: Visit our website to donate to the podcast, sign up for our newsletter, get free educational materials, and more!

The Supreme Court of the United States has reached international news for recent, controversial judgements. This includes for granting Trump immunity for his role in the January 6th insurrection, and the overturning of Chevron which could have huge consequences for things like environmental protection laws. These decisions are part of a recent series of Supreme Court decisions that overturn decades of judicial and legislative progress from the 20th Century, infamously including Roe v Wade in 2022. Wire Host Caeden speaks about these recent, and longer-term decisions, from SCOTUS with University of Auckland History Professor Jennifer Frost. They started by asking why the recent SCOTUS rulings are so significant.

The Supreme Court of the United States has reached international news for recent, controversial judgements. This includes for granting Trump immunity for his role in the January 6th insurrection, and the overturning of Chevron which could have huge consequences for things like environmental protection laws. These decisions are part of a recent series of Supreme Court decisions that overturn decades of judicial and legislative progress from the 20th Century, infamously including Roe v Wade in 2022. Wire Host Caeden speaks about these recent, and longer-term decisions, from SCOTUS with University of Auckland History Professor Jennifer Frost. They started by asking why the recent SCOTUS rulings are so significant.

A recent US Supreme Court ruling has found a Republican-drawn Alabama voting map is in violation of federal law.  News and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to Associate Professor of History at The University of Auckland Jennifer Frost about what the ruling means for voters' rights and racial discrimination in voting in Alabama and the US as a whole.

This week, Jennifer and Brian are joined by Andy Gould, of Gould & Gould Law firm. They discuss closings and all the elements you need to know to prepare for closing on a new home.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian are joined by Hollie Halverson of Re/Max Innovative Properties. The topic of the day is whether or not Realtors are cutthroat in how they go about business. You will hear some real estate myths busted and may learn how your agent actually deals with competition.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian are joined by Chris Prior from Envirovantage. The spouses and Chris discuss the effects of lead paint on your house, what you need to rid your house of it, and what to do with asbestos. Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian are joined by Chris Prior from Envirovantage. The spouses and Chris discuss what you need to know about water damage, how to deal with it if it occurs, and what you can do to prevent it.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian talk about how the politics at the state level can impact the housing market. They also discuss how you can follow the policies that will change the market place.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian talk about what every first time home buyer needs to know. Jennifer and Brian will take you through the step by step process. Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property. If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network. Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian talk about buying properties with cash. You will hear what you need to know about buying a house with cash and everything that goes into it.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian are joined by Alan Rice, professional real estate teacher and coach. You will hear how you can get into the real estate profession, the steps it takes to get certified, and some of the things you will need to know before you start your real estate journey.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian are joined by Doug Martin from Keller Williams Commercial. They discuss everything you need to know about buying and selling commercial properties.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian are joined by Doug Martin from Keller Williams Commercial. They discuss everything you need to know about your towns planning board and how the decisions they make impact your house or potential future houses.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Andrea Kenny discuss all you need to know about building a custom home. You will get tips and tricks to ensure your dream house is built correctly.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Andrea Kenny discuss newly constructed homes, what to look for in a new construction, and what you need to know before you start your home construction project.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian get real about how to value land, if it's a buildable lot, and what you need to know before you build your dream home.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian talk about all the things you need to know if you are considering buying land to build your dream home. What should you be looking for when trying to purchase land? What tools do you need to properly assess land? Why it is important to understand every element of the land you are thinking about buying?Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian discuss everything you need to know about property disclosures. What does the seller need to tell the potential buyer? What can the seller omit unless asked directly by the buyer? What are typical issues that arises during the disclosure process. All that and much more.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian discuss what a short sale is, the difference between a short sale and a foreclosure, how it can impact your credit, and why patience in needed during this process.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week on the show, Jennifer and Brian are joined again by Matt DiPippo, RMS Mortgage, to talk about special mortgage financing, the stuff you may never have known. Jennifer and Brian get real about the entire process with helpful tips and strategies.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian welcome Matt DePippo, RMS Mortgage, to the show to discuss everything from applying for a loan all the way through the loan approval process. Jennifer and Brian get real about the entire process with helpful tips and strategies.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian get real about the Real Estate words, terms, and phrases you need to know. Sometimes new home buyers can get confused by some of the terms Realtors use and this will be a helpful guide through the strange vocabulary in the Real Estate world.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property. If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian get real about the Real Estate words, terms, and phrases you need to know. Sometimes new home buyers can get confused by some of the terms Realtors use and this will be a helpful guide through the strange vocabulary in the Real Estate world.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property. If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian get real about pet peeves in the Real Estate world. Jennifer and Brian discuss some of the issues that they rant about with regards to clients and other realtors. They also talk about some of the scams you might see when looking for a new house.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian are joined by Nikki Hancock from Keller Williams to talk about the allure of waterfront living, what the costs are associated with it, and the different types of waterfront living (ocean front, lake front, river front).Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian are joined by Nikki Hancock from Keller Williams to talk about the allure of waterfront living, what the costs are associated with it, and the different types of waterfront living (ocean front, lake front, river front). Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property. Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network. Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian continue their conversation with David Rand, owner of A Closer Look Inspections. Jennifer, Brian, and David discuss antique homes and what you need to know about them. Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property. If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com  Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network. Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1  Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and her friends from The Quirky Dog Podcast, Jess and Scott Williams. Jennifer, Jess, and Scott go over all of the best tactics when dealing with pets when trying to sell your house, how to prepare your house, and what Real Estate Agents should do when dealing with a client’s pets.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian are joined by David Rand, owner of A Closer Look Inspections. Jennifer, Brian, and David discuss antique homes and what you need to know about them.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer is joined by Kevin Smith, Town Manager for Londonderry NH, to talk about your local taxes. Jennifer and Kevin discuss how the town calculates your tax bill and sets the budget for the following year.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1 Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian get real about how to deal with multiple offers on a house. You’ll hear what are the best practices for dealing with multiple offers on the house you’re selling, how to navigate multiple offers on a house you are trying to purchase, why the highest offer isn’t always the best offer, and what to do if you find yourself in a bidding war.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer discusses what fair housing is and what role Real Estate agents play in ensuring everyone can get the house they can afford. Real Estate agents have very stringent rules to follow when advertising a property, showing properties to clients, and selling properties. Jennifer is here to make sure you understand the rules to follow and the best practices.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian discuss everything you need to know about the process of buying a second home, when you still own another home.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian discuss everything you need to know about how to value your home or potential home.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.Topics discussed include:Jennifer and Brian got tested for covid19 and antibodies…negativeHaving the talk with clients about house pricingWhat is the difference between appraisal, CMA, & assessment?How accurate are Zillow estimates?Finding comparable propertiesWhat is an ideal comparable property?What are non-arms-length transactions?What you need to know about cash sales?How does acreage apply when looking at comps?What is a pool worth to your property?What is cost vs value?Will my renovation give me a solid return on investment?Should I look at the median price or average price?Myths and mistakes of home valuesSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian discuss everything you need to know about how to value your home or potential home.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.Topics discussed include:Jennifer and Brian got tested for covid19 and antibodies…negativeHaving the talk with clients about house pricingWhat is the difference between appraisal, CMA, & assessment?How accurate are Zillow estimates?Finding comparable propertiesWhat is an ideal comparable property?What are non-arms-length transactions?What you need to know about cash sales?How does acreage apply when looking at comps?What is a pool worth to your property?What is cost vs value?Will my renovation give me a solid return on investment?Should I look at the median price or average price?Myths and mistakes of home values Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian discuss how real estate auctions work with Doug Martin of Keller Williams Commercial & Strategic Auction Alliance.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian get real about paint colors for your home. Jennifer and Brian welcome Jill Hosking-Cartland of Hosking Interiors to discuss the best paint colors for the inside and outside of your home.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian discuss how real estate agents actually make their money and some of the things you need to know about starting your real estate career.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing, and owning property.Topics discussed include:Jennifer and Brian play a mini version of the newlywed gameWhat is the average a real estate agent makes across the country?How does working for a large realty agency work?Who would work as an independent contractor?Is there a standard fee for agents?What does it mean to be licensed under a brokerage?How does a seller pay commission to the agent?How is the pandemic affecting the real estate business?Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian discuss the pro’s and con’s of buying a 55+ house.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:Is it the right situation for you?What are the restrictions?What if I inherited a 55+ domicile?Can my family members live their too?What if my spouse is under 55?Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian discuss how to use the web to research your potential next home. They dive into everything you need to know about how your credit score dramatically affects your ability to buy a house.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian welcome back Matthew DePippo from Residential Mortgage Services. They dive into everything you need to know about how your credit score dramatically affects your ability to buy a house.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian welcome Joe Coulter and Matthew DePippo from Residential Mortgage Services. They dive into everything you need to know about taking out a loan to buy a house.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:Who are Fannie and Freddie?How about FHA and VA loans? Where does the money come from?What does an underwriter do?RMS is direct lender, right? mortgage broker vs lender vs bankWhere do the guidelines come from?What is a QM standard?What are the roles of originator, servicer and investor?How are Covid-19 related events affecting guidelines?5 C's - Capacity, Collateral, Credit, Cash and... Compensation?How rapidly are things changing?What does it mean when the Fed Rate changes?Can we talk about the bond market?How long can you lock a rate for?What steps can a buyer take right now?If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian welcome back Marie Degulis from Secondwind Water Systems. Today they’re talking about arsenic, PFAS and Uranium in well water.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:Jennifer and Brian talk about what they’ve been up toWhat is PFAS and why do I care?PFAS can be very dangerousHow concerned should I be with plastics in the dishwasher or microwave?Can I collect my own sample for PFAS testing?What is the lead time for results?Is there an acceptable level for PFAS?What can be done for PFAS remediation?How does Secondwind deal the waste products?It’s very important to size systems appropriatelySecondwind has certified water specialistsDo I have to worry about PFAS with bottled water?Tap water could still have problems even if it’s boiledCan I assume the water in restaurants is OK?What is the Pacific patch?Should I be considering a reverse osmosis system?Where are the mortgage rates headed?Are uranium and arsenic problems with wells in NH?Should uranium be part of the comprehensive water test?Do the EPA limits change over time?Check out the website at www.secondwindwater.comFor more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:How will the real estate market react to this pandemic?What are some previous trends so help show where this may go?How can I take advantage of this time to ensure my homes value?What are some of the biggest challenges ahead?For more information about real estate appraisal, contact Brian through RealValueServices.com or cell/text 603-437-3200If you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at BestMoveSearch.com or cell/text 603-320-5020Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian talk about their trip to the New England Home Show with some interesting interviews with some of the vendors.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:Jennifer and Brian talk to About Face KitchensYou’ll hear from 128 PlumbingYou’ll get a glimpse of Brady Built Tiny Houses and hear from themYou’ll also get a view of a Brady Built SunroomWAGS Water Heater Safety Valve might save your houseFor more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian talk to Marie Degulis from Secondwind Water Systems. Marie shares her knowledge about water quality.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:Jennifer and Brian talk about what they’ve been up toWhat do I need to do if I need to test a well?What types of things do they test for in a water quality test?Are there different types of tests?What is hungry water?What is the definition of potable?About half of the homes in NH use private water sourcesWhat are the standards set by the EPA?What is PFAS and how does affect me?What does reverse osmosis do to water?What is a distillation process?What are the considerations for filtration?How often should I be changing my water filters?Should I be looking into my toilet tank?Do I need a water softener?How often should I have my water tested?What are the considerations for sellers and buyers?Brian gives an update on how the real estate market is doingYour systems need manual maintenanceCheck out the website at www.secondwindwater.comFor more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian talk about For Sale by Owner (FSBO) properties. What do they think about people trying to sell their own house?Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:Jennifer and Brian talk about what they’ve been up toWhat are the reason people try to sell their own houses?Is the seller actually saving money by not paying a commission?Statistically, FSBO homes sell for less money than homes marketed by a professionalThe number of FSBOs has been dropping over timeSelling the home yourself will require a significant amount of timeIt can be very aggravating to have to deal with all the calls and appointments to see your homePeople selling their homes often do not price the house appropriatelyWhat kind of buyer is going to look at FSBOs?Homeowners are not the best at showing their own home given their emotional attachmentAgents generally have better negotiation skills than the average homeownerWhat methods do FSBOs use to market their houses?In a seller’s market, it is critical to market the property widelyWhen you list your FSBO, you’ll be inundated with calls from realtorsSometimes, people decide to sell on their own because of a bad experience with a previous real estate agentIf you are selling yourself, you need to be aware of the local lawsFor more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian welcome Paula Martine from the Paula Martin Group. The talk about a Frank Lloyd Wright home that Paula sold in Manchester.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:Jennifer and Brian talk about what they’ve been up toHow do get to be a luxury home realtor?What kind of training is available?How can you price a Frank Lloyd Wright house?How was the condition of the Kalil House?How did the Kalils come to have Frank Lloyd Wright build a house for them?What is a Usonian Automatic home?When was Kalil house built?What kind of work was required to keep the home in good condition?How is the light in the house?For 1955, there were a lot of innovative featuresWhat is a jewel box home?How did Paula get the job of marketing the Kalil House?What was her approach to marketing the house?Who might the potential buyers of such a property be?Who owns the plans for the house?Who ultimately purchase the Kalil house?Paula’s website can be found at paulamartingroup.comFor more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian get real about Zillow. What is their opinion of Zillow and is it something you can trust?Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:Jennifer and Brian talk about what they’ve been up to?Can you trust Zillow?Zillow can be good for searching for information about sales history and property tax historyWhat other things does Zillow own?Why do I see different values on Trulia and Zillow?What is an automated valuation model (AVM)?Zillow does not take the condition of the property into accountDo appraisers get no respect?How do they come up with the Zestimate?Jennifer reviews some data about the accuracy of Zillow’s estimatesZillow’s business model is to sell advertisingHow do agents feel about Zillow?What is a pre-foreclosure property?Zillow are not realtors, so they do not have the same legal and ethical requirementsWhat is the Make Me Move feature on Zillow?Zillow is trying to change their business modelWhat kind of fees does Zillow charge to purchase your home?What did Jennifer find in Zillow’s annual report?Zillow is also trying to move into the mortgage spaceFor more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian discuss how you might be able to lower your property taxes. Is there a reasonable way to accomplish this?Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:How can I dispute the assessment of my property?Is there a specific time of year to file for an abatement?Do my taxes always go up when the town does a reassessment?The first step is to get your property tax cardHow long does the town have to decide on my abatement request?What should I check on the tax card?You need to get the abatement form which is usually downloadableDo some research about other homes in your townHow do assessed values compare to market values?You need to show you’re are being taxed unfairly in comparison to your neighborsOnce you file your request, you can expect a visit from the assessorWhen can I expect to see any adjustments?If you are denied, you can make an appeal to the stateJennifer and Brian go through an exercise to see whether they should file for an abatementHow often are town-wide reassessments done?Do I have to let someone in my house to do the assessment?What is an equalized tax rate?What is a current use tax break?There are also tax exemptions available to veterans and the elderlyFor more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian list the top 6 reasons to own a home.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:What have Jennifer and Brian been up to?If you have kids and pets it can be more difficult to find rental propertyBuying a home helps with continuity and stabilityOwning you home gives you more freedom and control over improvements, maintenance, etcA fixed rate mortgage gives you more predictability over costOwning a house is a good hedge against inflationBuying a home is a good financial investment of money you are already spendingMortgages provide some tax advantages not available to rentersAre there any good reasons not to be a homeowner?If you are moving to an unfamiliar area, it may be worthwhile to rent before buying a homeIt makes sense to work on your credit score before getting a morgageFor more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian welcome Ken Gould a local real estate attorney with Gould and Gould and Olde Patriot Title and Monarch Title. They talk about the difference between real estate attorneys and settlement agents.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:Are there differences between MA and NH when it comes to attorneys and agents?What is the overlap between the two roles?Do I need to hire an attorney if I’m in NH?What is a witness only closing?Who hires the attorney or settlement agent and who pays?Am I required to use the person the lender chooses?What exactly is title insurance, and should I review it periodically?How are interest rates now and projected through the end of the year?What are the options for legal representation for a seller?What if the sale is part of a divorce, probate or bankruptcy?Is wire fraud becoming more of a problem?For more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

This week, Jennifer and Brian explain a lot of the real estate lingo. Some of the terminology has very specific meaning, so it’s important to understand the distinctions.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:What have Jennifer and Brian been up to?Brian and Jenifer help sort out the industry jargonThere are distinctions between being a customer or a clientAn agent represents someone and their interestsWhat’s the difference between a salesperson and a broker?What does it take to be a Realtor?What is an agency?What is a fiduciary?What did Brian want to be when he was a kid?What is a buyer’s agent and how do they get compensated?If you have a buyer’s agent, have them make contact about listings?What is a non-agency relationship and what is required in those relationships?At what point should I consider hiring an agent?It’s a great time to be selling a homeWhat is a disclosed dual agent?What is a designated agency?Jennifer shares a quick tip about open housesFor more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.comSpouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

On this week’s episode, Jennifer and Brian talk about decluttering your home. They have a lot of tips about how to get your house ready to sell.Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property.Topics discussed include:What has Brian been working on in the New Year?The 3 important things when initially preparing to sell are: declutter, clean and repairThe prospective buyer needs to be able to envision themselves in the spaceHow do I get started on decluttering?Jennifer and Brian share tips on declutteringWhat can I do with all my stuff?How can I deal with all the sentimental items I’ve accumulated?You need to work on decluttering the bathroomsWhat are the things I should not throw away?Walk through your home as if you are a first-time visitorShould I get a storage unit or a pod?Is it worthwhile to do a yard sale?Brian and Jennifer share some tips on cleaning your home to get ready for a saleCleaning is necessary for the exterior as well as the interiorShould I consider a pre-sale home inspection?Which repairs show I consider doing before selling my home?Should I consider hiring a stager?For more information about real estate appraisal, check out Real VALUE Appraisal’s website at realvalueservices.comIf you’re buying or selling real estate, contact Jennifer at www.bestmovesearch.com Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

Husband and wife Real Estate Team Brian and Jennifer Frost discuss everything you want to know about buying, selling, investing and owning property. In this introductory episode, Brian and Jennifer tell you a little bit about themselves and what the podcast will be all about.Spouses Talking Houses is recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and is part of The United Podcast Network.Music used with permission of Eric Lindberg. The theme music is Punkinseed from the album Rich Enough by The Eric Lindberg Trio. It’s available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/ericlindbergtrio1Jennifer and Brian are licensed to practice real estate in NH and MA. Brian is also a certified general appraiser in NH. They are not lawyers, accountants, home inspectors or therapists. Real estate customs and rules may be different in your area. Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. The Realtor name is trademarked to members of the National Association of Realtors. If you are currently under contract with a real estate agent, this is not intended as a solicitation. Views expressed on this podcast by Jennifer may not be shared by Brian and vice versa, nor are they the views of Keller Williams Realty.

Episode Four features Associate Professor Jennifer Frost, a women's historian, Katie Cammell, and Louise Ryan from the University of Auckland discussing what it means to celebrate International Women's Day (IWD). This day was set with certain, quite progressive, ideals for its time, aiming for equality and peace for all women. Over time this has progressed to equality and peace for all, irrespective of gender, race, and social standing. Despite these founding ideals, many controversies have arisen over the commercialisation of feminism, and the "colonial mindset" that is still prevalent in today's society. Discussions also took place around whether IWD is worthwhile considering that many people only think about these ideals on one day a year rather than every day of the year. For more information on this topic, visit our website to read the corresponding blogpost: www.tahuhukorero.com Music by: Makeshift Locale

While Stanley Kramer is considered a successful producer and director of many films as Hollywood moved out of the studio era, he also was criticized for his lesser skills as a director, as well as his liberal beliefs that permeated many of his movies. In Producer of Controversy: Stanley Kramer, Hollywood Liberalism and the Cold War (University Press of Kansas, 2017), Jennifer Frost, Associate Professor of History at the University of Auckland presents a new study of Kramer’s films, emphasizing four of his popular message films. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While Stanley Kramer is considered a successful producer and director of many films as Hollywood moved out of the studio era, he also was criticized for his lesser skills as a director, as well as his liberal beliefs that permeated many of his movies. In Producer of Controversy: Stanley Kramer, Hollywood Liberalism and the Cold War (University Press of Kansas, 2017), Jennifer Frost, Associate Professor of History at the University of Auckland presents a new study of Kramer’s films, emphasizing four of his popular message films. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While Stanley Kramer is considered a successful producer and director of many films as Hollywood moved out of the studio era, he also was criticized for his lesser skills as a director, as well as his liberal beliefs that permeated many of his movies. In Producer of Controversy: Stanley Kramer, Hollywood Liberalism and the Cold War (University Press of Kansas, 2017), Jennifer Frost, Associate Professor of History at the University of Auckland presents a new study of Kramer’s films, emphasizing four of his popular message films. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While Stanley Kramer is considered a successful producer and director of many films as Hollywood moved out of the studio era, he also was criticized for his lesser skills as a director, as well as his liberal beliefs that permeated many of his movies. In Producer of Controversy: Stanley Kramer,... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While Stanley Kramer is considered a successful producer and director of many films as Hollywood moved out of the studio era, he also was criticized for his lesser skills as a director, as well as his liberal beliefs that permeated many of his movies. In Producer of Controversy: Stanley Kramer, Hollywood Liberalism and the Cold War (University Press of Kansas, 2017), Jennifer Frost, Associate Professor of History at the University of Auckland presents a new study of Kramer’s films, emphasizing four of his popular message films. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While Stanley Kramer is considered a successful producer and director of many films as Hollywood moved out of the studio era, he also was criticized for his lesser skills as a director, as well as his liberal beliefs that permeated many of his movies. In Producer of Controversy: Stanley Kramer, Hollywood Liberalism and the Cold War (University Press of Kansas, 2017), Jennifer Frost, Associate Professor of History at the University of Auckland presents a new study of Kramer’s films, emphasizing four of his popular message films. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Across a series of twelve essays, When Private Talk Goes Public: Gossip in American History (Palgrave McMillan, 2014)examines the important and understudied role gossip has played in American history.Whether fashioned as “rumor, hearsay, tittle-tattle, scuttlebutt, scandal, [or] dirt,” gossip in its many forms is a central, if often discounted feature of American life. Kathleen A. Feeley and Jennifer A. Frost‘s compilation spans five centuries, exploring gossip from the early colonial period through its modern reinvention via new media.Within, contributors explore gossip as a mode of social and moral control, as a way for woman to wield political power outside of the formal channels closed to them, in espionage, in the making (and breaking) of celebrities through the rise of the gossip press, and in cyberspace. More importantly, the collection serves as a valuable aggregation of scholars and approaches for an important developing field.  Historians, legal scholars, scholars of gender, journalism, film, and new media all contribute, giving the volume analytical depth to match its varied and fascinating subjects. Taken together, these case studies demonstrate the richness of this pervasive and powerful social practice, and offer new interpretations of its significance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Across a series of twelve essays, When Private Talk Goes Public: Gossip in American History (Palgrave McMillan, 2014)examines the important and understudied role gossip has played in American history.Whether fashioned as “rumor, hearsay, tittle-tattle, scuttlebutt, scandal, [or] dirt,” gossip in its many forms is a central, if often discounted feature of American life. Kathleen A. Feeley and Jennifer A. Frost‘s compilation spans five centuries, exploring gossip from the early colonial period through its modern reinvention via new media.Within, contributors explore gossip as a mode of social and moral control, as a way for woman to wield political power outside of the formal channels closed to them, in espionage, in the making (and breaking) of celebrities through the rise of the gossip press, and in cyberspace. More importantly, the collection serves as a valuable aggregation of scholars and approaches for an important developing field.  Historians, legal scholars, scholars of gender, journalism, film, and new media all contribute, giving the volume analytical depth to match its varied and fascinating subjects. Taken together, these case studies demonstrate the richness of this pervasive and powerful social practice, and offer new interpretations of its significance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Across a series of twelve essays, When Private Talk Goes Public: Gossip in American History (Palgrave McMillan, 2014)examines the important and understudied role gossip has played in American history.Whether fashioned as “rumor, hearsay, tittle-tattle, scuttlebutt, scandal, [or] dirt,” gossip in its many forms is a central, if often discounted feature of American life. Kathleen A. Feeley and Jennifer A. Frost‘s compilation spans five centuries, exploring gossip from the early colonial period through its modern reinvention via new media.Within, contributors explore gossip as a mode of social and moral control, as a way for woman to wield political power outside of the formal channels closed to them, in espionage, in the making (and breaking) of celebrities through the rise of the gossip press, and in cyberspace. More importantly, the collection serves as a valuable aggregation of scholars and approaches for an important developing field.  Historians, legal scholars, scholars of gender, journalism, film, and new media all contribute, giving the volume analytical depth to match its varied and fascinating subjects. Taken together, these case studies demonstrate the richness of this pervasive and powerful social practice, and offer new interpretations of its significance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Any pop culture scholar worth her salt will tell you that discussion of Beyonce's baby bump or Charlie Sheen's unique sex life is far from apolitical, but, at times, gossip columnists have engaged more transparently in political debate. Hedda Hopper, Hollywood insider and conservative hat enthusiast, was one such columnist.... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Any pop culture scholar worth her salt will tell you that discussion of Beyonce’s baby bump or Charlie Sheen’s unique sex life is far from apolitical, but, at times, gossip columnists have engaged more transparently in political debate. Hedda Hopper, Hollywood insider and conservative hat enthusiast, was one such columnist.... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Any pop culture scholar worth her salt will tell you that discussion of Beyonce’s baby bump or Charlie Sheen’s unique sex life is far from apolitical, but, at times, gossip columnists have engaged more transparently in political debate. Hedda Hopper, Hollywood insider and conservative hat enthusiast, was one such columnist. Jennifer Frost‘s book, Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood: Celebrity Gossip and American Conservatism (New York University Press, 2011), lays out the political issues on which Hopper felt called to weigh in, including American involvement in World War II, wartime civil liberties, anti-Communism and the Hollywood blacklist, and civil rights. Hopper used her role as a celebrity gossiper to communicate her political ideology: celebrities and their stories were often conduits through which she could express her conservative views. Her support for Hattie McDaniel, for example, was a way for Hopper to comment on her preferred performance of blackness. A strong believer in the sanctity of family, she considered Frank Sinatra a “hypocrite” for warning about the dangers of juvenile delinquency, while being a “delinquent” (womanizer) himself. Given her power as a gossip columnist, stars who ran afoul of Hopper’s politics took considerable risk. Frost uses letters from Hopper’s readers to explore the strange intimacies and (sometimes politicized) affiliations readers felt with Hopper and, by extension, with the celebrities whose lives she revealed. In this way, Frost offers a private side to the public nature of gossip, and this she threads through the book, even noting Hopper’s protection of her own privacy. Hopper is a particularly fascinating case, but Frost clearly sees the Hopper phenomenon as part of a larger strain of American political culture in the celebrity era. The boundaries between celebrity news and politics are as permeable as ever, and the difference between CNN and Perez Hilton is disturbingly unclear. Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood points out that the roots of this strange convergence are deeper than we often acknowledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Any pop culture scholar worth her salt will tell you that discussion of Beyonce’s baby bump or Charlie Sheen’s unique sex life is far from apolitical, but, at times, gossip columnists have engaged more transparently in political debate. Hedda Hopper, Hollywood insider and conservative hat enthusiast, was one such columnist. Jennifer Frost‘s book, Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood: Celebrity Gossip and American Conservatism (New York University Press, 2011), lays out the political issues on which Hopper felt called to weigh in, including American involvement in World War II, wartime civil liberties, anti-Communism and the Hollywood blacklist, and civil rights. Hopper used her role as a celebrity gossiper to communicate her political ideology: celebrities and their stories were often conduits through which she could express her conservative views. Her support for Hattie McDaniel, for example, was a way for Hopper to comment on her preferred performance of blackness. A strong believer in the sanctity of family, she considered Frank Sinatra a “hypocrite” for warning about the dangers of juvenile delinquency, while being a “delinquent” (womanizer) himself. Given her power as a gossip columnist, stars who ran afoul of Hopper’s politics took considerable risk. Frost uses letters from Hopper’s readers to explore the strange intimacies and (sometimes politicized) affiliations readers felt with Hopper and, by extension, with the celebrities whose lives she revealed. In this way, Frost offers a private side to the public nature of gossip, and this she threads through the book, even noting Hopper’s protection of her own privacy. Hopper is a particularly fascinating case, but Frost clearly sees the Hopper phenomenon as part of a larger strain of American political culture in the celebrity era. The boundaries between celebrity news and politics are as permeable as ever, and the difference between CNN and Perez Hilton is disturbingly unclear. Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood points out that the roots of this strange convergence are deeper than we often acknowledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Any pop culture scholar worth her salt will tell you that discussion of Beyonce’s baby bump or Charlie Sheen’s unique sex life is far from apolitical, but, at times, gossip columnists have engaged more transparently in political debate. Hedda Hopper, Hollywood insider and conservative hat enthusiast, was one such columnist. Jennifer Frost‘s book, Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood: Celebrity Gossip and American Conservatism (New York University Press, 2011), lays out the political issues on which Hopper felt called to weigh in, including American involvement in World War II, wartime civil liberties, anti-Communism and the Hollywood blacklist, and civil rights. Hopper used her role as a celebrity gossiper to communicate her political ideology: celebrities and their stories were often conduits through which she could express her conservative views. Her support for Hattie McDaniel, for example, was a way for Hopper to comment on her preferred performance of blackness. A strong believer in the sanctity of family, she considered Frank Sinatra a “hypocrite” for warning about the dangers of juvenile delinquency, while being a “delinquent” (womanizer) himself. Given her power as a gossip columnist, stars who ran afoul of Hopper’s politics took considerable risk. Frost uses letters from Hopper’s readers to explore the strange intimacies and (sometimes politicized) affiliations readers felt with Hopper and, by extension, with the celebrities whose lives she revealed. In this way, Frost offers a private side to the public nature of gossip, and this she threads through the book, even noting Hopper’s protection of her own privacy. Hopper is a particularly fascinating case, but Frost clearly sees the Hopper phenomenon as part of a larger strain of American political culture in the celebrity era. The boundaries between celebrity news and politics are as permeable as ever, and the difference between CNN and Perez Hilton is disturbingly unclear. Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood points out that the roots of this strange convergence are deeper than we often acknowledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Any pop culture scholar worth her salt will tell you that discussion of Beyonce’s baby bump or Charlie Sheen’s unique sex life is far from apolitical, but, at times, gossip columnists have engaged more transparently in political debate. Hedda Hopper, Hollywood insider and conservative hat enthusiast, was one such columnist. Jennifer Frost‘s book, Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood: Celebrity Gossip and American Conservatism (New York University Press, 2011), lays out the political issues on which Hopper felt called to weigh in, including American involvement in World War II, wartime civil liberties, anti-Communism and the Hollywood blacklist, and civil rights. Hopper used her role as a celebrity gossiper to communicate her political ideology: celebrities and their stories were often conduits through which she could express her conservative views. Her support for Hattie McDaniel, for example, was a way for Hopper to comment on her preferred performance of blackness. A strong believer in the sanctity of family, she considered Frank Sinatra a “hypocrite” for warning about the dangers of juvenile delinquency, while being a “delinquent” (womanizer) himself. Given her power as a gossip columnist, stars who ran afoul of Hopper’s politics took considerable risk. Frost uses letters from Hopper’s readers to explore the strange intimacies and (sometimes politicized) affiliations readers felt with Hopper and, by extension, with the celebrities whose lives she revealed. In this way, Frost offers a private side to the public nature of gossip, and this she threads through the book, even noting Hopper’s protection of her own privacy. Hopper is a particularly fascinating case, but Frost clearly sees the Hopper phenomenon as part of a larger strain of American political culture in the celebrity era. The boundaries between celebrity news and politics are as permeable as ever, and the difference between CNN and Perez Hilton is disturbingly unclear. Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood points out that the roots of this strange convergence are deeper than we often acknowledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Any pop culture scholar worth her salt will tell you that discussion of Beyonce’s baby bump or Charlie Sheen’s unique sex life is far from apolitical, but, at times, gossip columnists have engaged more transparently in political debate. Hedda Hopper, Hollywood insider and conservative hat enthusiast, was one such columnist. Jennifer Frost‘s book, Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood: Celebrity Gossip and American Conservatism (New York University Press, 2011), lays out the political issues on which Hopper felt called to weigh in, including American involvement in World War II, wartime civil liberties, anti-Communism and the Hollywood blacklist, and civil rights. Hopper used her role as a celebrity gossiper to communicate her political ideology: celebrities and their stories were often conduits through which she could express her conservative views. Her support for Hattie McDaniel, for example, was a way for Hopper to comment on her preferred performance of blackness. A strong believer in the sanctity of family, she considered Frank Sinatra a “hypocrite” for warning about the dangers of juvenile delinquency, while being a “delinquent” (womanizer) himself. Given her power as a gossip columnist, stars who ran afoul of Hopper’s politics took considerable risk. Frost uses letters from Hopper’s readers to explore the strange intimacies and (sometimes politicized) affiliations readers felt with Hopper and, by extension, with the celebrities whose lives she revealed. In this way, Frost offers a private side to the public nature of gossip, and this she threads through the book, even noting Hopper’s protection of her own privacy. Hopper is a particularly fascinating case, but Frost clearly sees the Hopper phenomenon as part of a larger strain of American political culture in the celebrity era. The boundaries between celebrity news and politics are as permeable as ever, and the difference between CNN and Perez Hilton is disturbingly unclear. Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood points out that the roots of this strange convergence are deeper than we often acknowledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices