Podcast appearances and mentions of Joey Martin

In this episode of the Icons of Real Estate Podcast, host Karen Robertson sits down with Joey Martin, a true hometown success from Central South Carolina. Starting with $20,000 fixer-uppers and working his way up to multimillion-dollar estates, Joey has built one of the Southeast's most trusted real estate teams. He shares his incredible journey, how he's adapted to meet clients' diverse needs, and the power of commitment in achieving success. Tune in to learn about his approach to real estate, leadership, and community building.

-Catching up with the director of shed marketing and starting a winning chocolate throwing tradition in Manchester, England -Meeting up at Josh Batch's testimonial and chucking chocolate for my U9 Kinuck gals was really fun -Joey Martin is having a testimonial June 14th and the kids want a skillz day -Getting your new number with the Manchester Storm Academy 18+20+24=62 and that's fun

-Caught up with my Goat in Cardiff, Wales

-Bringing the hockey world together one bracelet at a time and doing it for the right reasons -Playoff weekend and the special UK hockey family and giving bracelets to everyone -Earning your Joey Martin jersey by putting in the hours to make hockey fun -Eating late night Chippy with the owners of the Cardiff Devils and having the right people around the club -We need 1005 Twix at the league home opener to win again

-Preparing to run a muck with a new coach, logo and era in Cardiff Devils history -The epic time that was Josh Batch's Testimonial and the great dudes that partook -Competing at practice and hitting lunch with the fellas is what hockey is all about -The Cardiff Devils hockey family and inspiring the next generation -Jards, Duggy, Benti, Hoth, Mosey, Dicko, the GOAT and you win with great people

Looking to learn from a seasoned real estate industry pro with a seven-figure business? Then you won't want to miss episode 175 of Gathering The Kings Podcast featuring Joey Martin.Host Chaz Wolfe sits down with Joey to discuss his two-decade journey in the real estate world, including his time on a record-breaking sales team that sold over $400 million in real estate. From working for someone else to starting his own brokerage, Joey shares how he took calculated risks to grow his business and why he believes you should too.Listen in to discover how Joey's pivotal moment of realizing he couldn't do it all on his own led to the successful hiring of a team, why it's crucial to avoid overextending yourself, and how to make sound business decisions to grow your company. Plus, find out the one metric Joey tracks across all his businesses and how he's learned from both good and bad decisions.Don't miss this insightful episode and connect with Joey and Chaz to learn more about their 90 Day Intensive program. Tune in today!During this episode, you will learn about;[01:47] Intro to Joey and his business[03:08] Even after all his success, why does Joey keep reaching for the next level?[04:56] How Joey got started in real estate[07:44] How Joey went from working for someone else to starting his own business[09:37] What inspired Joey to start his brokerage?[11:38] What was a good decision Joey made to grow his business?[12:32] How Joey knew it was time to hire help[16:36] How Joey learned from hiring the wrong people[19:29] What was a bad decision that held up Joey's progress?[25:38] Joey's current decision-making process[27:11] What's one metric Joey tracks across all his businesses?[28:55] The importance of being able to predict the future[35:15] Does Joey intentionally network or mastermind with other entrepreneurs?[35:42] If Joey lost it all, what would he do?[42:30] How to connect with Joey[43:02] Info on Gathering The Kings Roundtable Mastermind GroupNotable Quotes “A key decision was admitting that I can't do this alone.” - Joey Martin“Being able to have a deep, clear conviction of what the vision or future looks like, and then being able to create a roadmap with your team to be able to get there, is the game changer.” - Chaz Wolfe“If my sales are ever down, I wanna know why, and I wanna know where my business is coming from.” - Joey Martin“Once you have a consistent lead source, you can start doing the math to predict the future.” - Joey Martin“For you to be able to not be in the sales process, or dealing with every single client, you have got to figure out a repeatable process.” - Chaz Wolfe“If the value of the business revolves around your involvement, then the value of the business is based completely on you. And, that's not a business, that's a job.” - Joe Martin“You gotta put it all on the line. If it's your passion, you know it's what you're meant to do, just get out there and go for it.” - Joey Martin“There's some beauty in that ignorance of being young, hungry and reckless.” - Joey MartinBooks and Resources Recommended:Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosakihttps://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle/dp/1612680194Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson, M.D.

"As someone who moves at a million miles per hour, choir -- music -- is the one thing that does make time stop for me. I knew that I needed to be in the arts. I have to be a teacher, I have to be a conductor, so that I can live in this endless moment that is quite finite but feels like infinity. I want to live in this forever."Coty Raven Morris  is a proud alumnus of Texas State University- San Marcos where she studied with Drs. Lynn Brinckmeyer, Jonathan Bacock, and Joey Martin. She received her Masters of Music in Choral Conducting from Michigan State University in the Spring of 2020 under Drs. David Rayl, Jonathan Reed, and Sandra Snow. She is currently the Visiting Assistant Professor of Choir, Music Education, and Social Justice at Portland State University. Prior to this, she was the Director of Choirs at Crosby High School in the Houston area and has served as the Outreach Choir Director at the MSU Community Music School and Music Director at Grand Ledge United Methodist Church. Her choirs received consistent Sweepstakes & Division I ratings at UIL and choral festivals.      Morris was the recipient of the Hays CISD Linebarger Academic Recognition Award for 2013 & Galena Park ISD's Dazzling Diamond Award in  2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018  for outstanding mentorship and leadership in her field. She is the Northwest Choral representative for the National Association for Music Education as well as the Community Choir Chair for Northwest  region of the American Choral Directors Association.A newly published author and composer, Morris is a sought after clinician and speaker across the country. She has recently served as the Clinician and Headliner for Florida ACDA, Washington MEA, and Minnesota ACDA as well as the Keynote speaker for the city of Lake Oswego's Juneteenth festival. Her future engagements include the Alaska All State Treble Choir and the Oregon Middle School Tenor Bass Choir. Morris has been a choir member of the South Texas Vocal Artists and Mirabai and has devoted over a decade of summers to working as a camp director at the Texas State, Northeastern and Lamar University summer camps.Coty Raven Morris the Founder of Being Human Together, a budding community rooted in music education  striving to normalize difficult topics in our field through conversation and connection. BHT seeks to discuss traditionally taboo topics like mental health, systemic oppression, diversity, and inclusivity.To get in touch with Coty, you can visit her website, https://cotyravenmorris.com or find her on Instagram and Tiktok: @cotyraven.Choir Fam wants to hear from you! Check out the Minisode Intro episode to hear how to share your story with us. Email choirfampodcast@gmail.com to contact our hosts.Podcast music from Podcast.coPhoto in episode artwork by Trace Hudson from Pexels

Coty Raven Morris Coty and I met at an ACDA (American Choral Directors Association) conference and immediately connected. We both were new to the Portland area, but that wasn't why we connected - I'm not sure either of us realized we both lived in Portland when we met in Spokane, Washington. We've become good friends and this episode is two friends having a conversation over lunch (actually it was before lunch). Now, we both serve on the Northwest Region of ACDA board together and we have so much to talk about!! Friendship, choral music, balance, building healthy relationships, personal responsibility and social justice are the themes of this episode. About Coty Raven Morris Coty Raven Morris is a proud alumnus of Texas State University- San Marcos where she studied with Drs. Lynn Brinckmeyer, Jonathan Bacock, and Joey Martin. She received her Masters of Music in Choral Conducting from Michigan State University in the Spring of 2020 under Drs. David Rayl, Jonathan Reed, and Sandra Snow. She is currently the Visiting Assistant Professor of Choir, Music Education, and Social Justice at Portland State University. Prior to this, she was the Director of Choirs at Crosby High School in the Houston area and has served as the Outreach Choir Director at the MSU Community Music School and Music Director at Grand Ledge United Methodist Church. Her choirs received consistent Sweepstakes & Division I ratings at UIL and choral festivals. Morris was the recipient of the Hays CISD Linebarger Academic Recognition Award for 2013 & Galena Park ISD's Dazzling Diamond Award in 2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018 for outstanding mentorship and leadership in her field. She is the Northwest Choral representative for the National Association for Music Education as well as the Community Choir Chair for the Northwest region of the American Choral Directors Association. A newly published author and composer, Morris is a sought-after clinician and speaker across the country. She has recently served as the Clinician and Headliner for Florida ACDA, Washington MEA, and Minnesota ACDA as well as the Keynote speaker for the city of Lake Oswego's Juneteenth festival. Her future engagements include the Alaska All-State Treble Choir and the Oregon Middle School Tenor Bass Choir. Morris has been a choir member of the South Texas Vocal Artists and Mirabai and has devoted over a decade of summers to working as a camp director at the Texas State, Northeastern and Lamar University summer camps. Coty Raven Morris the Founder of Being Human Together, a budding community rooted in music education striving to normalize difficult topics in our field through conversation and connection. BHT seeks to discuss traditionally taboo topics like mental health, systemic oppression, diversity, and inclusivity. Here are the takeaways Intentional relationships lead to authentic relationships that can expand, grow and evolve together If you are in relationship with someone who isn't growing and evolving - or if you aren't growing and evolving - the distance between you will continue to grow We can be a toxin to ourselves by maintaining relationships that no longer serve us whether that's a job, a friendship or a romantic relationship Delayed obedience is disobedience. What you don't correct, you give permission to Lean into dissonance - there is beauty there Trust your gut. If you won't listen to your own compass, it's difficult to trust yourself in a relationship Compromise can be a form of assimiliation. Be careful what you compromise on. Guilt is the body's way of asking for a time out Choir and arts give you community of people who look out for you Don't leave DEI efforts for someone else. Get involved. And do not expect people to advocate for themselves. It takes all of us. Social injustice occurs when boundaries are violated. If someone asks you to or to not do something, listen. Homelessness / houselessness doesn't look a certain way Arts has always and will continue to save humanity It is your responsibility to set aside time to be creative so that you have the freedom to create Contact Coty Website: https://www.cotyravenmorris.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cotyraven/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cotyravenmorris TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cotyraven?lang=en Being Human Together: https://www.beinghumantogether.net/ Coty's Book - "When I Grow Up" - https://fflat-books.com/product/when-i-grow-up/?fbclid=IwAR3lP8BfOJZA9K0wX7l7HYNc6lCy4uMqpzpcGU-u2FW2GgUKvqHzx41RtIk Coty's Music - https://www.brileemusic.com/coty-raven-morris Contact Brenda Website: brendawinkle.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brendawinkle/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brenda.winkle111 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@brendawinkle111 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brenda-winkle-empowerment/ Email: brenda@brendawinkle.com Free Meditation https://www.brendawinkle.com/feelbetter Free Guide and Cheat Sheet to Feel Better Fast https://www.brendawinkle.com/feelbetterfast Oregon Coast Reiki I Retreat https://www.brendawinkle.com/retreat

Joey Martin sits down with Mo Bina, Managing Principal and Founder of High-Rise Capital to discuss what real estate syndication looks like from both the syndicator and investor side of the deal. This episode is a great start for anyone considering an investment in commercial real estate.About Mo Bina: Mo partners with high-income earners, high-net-worth individuals, and family offices to obtain above-average, risk-adjusted returns from tax-efficient investments. Through strong collaboration, Mo helps his investment partners generate passive income streams, diversify their portfolios via syndicated commercial real estate, and build Purpose-Driven Wealth™, which is the financial freedom to live a full and balanced life. He is also the host of the popular show, Purpose-Driven Wealth, an author of three eBooks, and a frequent speaker on the topic of alternative investments and commercial real estate. Mo and his partners have syndicated over $70 million of multifamily real estate. He is also an experienced investor in alternative assets, private money lending, and across various real estate sectors including residential, multifamily, senior living, office, and industrial real estate. He is a member of Stanford Professionals in Real Estate (SPIRE). He has two bachelor's degrees in civil and environmental engineering, cum laude, from UC Irvine and a master's degree in environmental engineering from Stanford University. When Mo is not spending time with his family, he enjoys playing tennis, hiking, traveling, and reading. Links: For more information on passive investing in commercial real estate, please check out the free eBook — More Doors, More Profits — by clicking below: https://www.high-risecapital.com/resources-index Tune in to the Purpose-Driven Wealth show by clicking below: https://www.purposedrivenwealth.show/ About Investor Deal Room: Investor Deal Room is a web-based, real estate syndication software for multi-family operators and commercial real estate companies. IDR provides Virtual Deal Rooms, an E-Signing Solution, Capital Raise Tracking, Document Management, K-1 Hosting, and much more. You can learn more about Investor Deal Room at http://investordealroom.com.

-The Goat is coming home -Why is Joey Martin the sheds favourite player? -Inviting everyone to lunch & building and missing a winning culture -Where would you want to live in Cardiff? -The Sheds 2022/23 Cardiff Devils Wish List

On the night of March 25, 1996 the whole country was hoping to catch a glimpse of the comet Hyakutake. And while the tiny town of Kerhonkson, NY was looking up a 15 year old boy went missing. Join us as I tell the story of Joey Martin and how it took his family 12 years to see justice. Sponsors: Peloton Onepeloton.com Good Chop- America's Online Butcher Good Chop.com/tcc100  and use code tcc100 to get $100 off your first 3 boxes Athena Club Razors AthenaClub.com  and use promo code tcc for 20% off Sources: https://www.dailyfreeman.com/2014/09/02/alexander-barsky-one-of-two-people-convicted-in-beating-death-of-kerhonkson-teen-joseph-martin-freed-from-prison/#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20New%20York,discharge%20date%20by%20six%20months. https://www.dailyfreeman.com/2010/09/15/malak-convicted-of-murder-in-joey-martins-death/ https://law.justia.com/cases/new-york/appellate-division-third-department/2014/104140.html https://www.dailyfreeman.com/2009/09/18/suspect-denies-guilt-in-teens-1996-death/?clearUserState=true https://www.bestplaces.net/city/new-york/kerhonkson https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comet_Hyakutake#Earth_passage Newspapers.com (for archived information) https://tvnews.vanderbilt.edu/ https://archive.org/details/tv

-The Fans of the Cardiff Devils -The Decision to Leave Cardiff -Todd and the Owners -Becoming the Goats Agent -Get The Wally's to Lausanne Brought to you by: NIA Security

New Temple Wildcats Basketball Coach Joins UNR

The G.O.A.T.S (The Greatest of All Time) Joey Martin of the Cardiff Devils(UK) and Justin Kelly of the Bietigheim Steelers(Germany) -Russian "Models" (Erotic Photo Shoot) -Wally Night -Weird Workouts -Becoming a goat -Andrew Hotham and Andrew Lord Tire Pumps

Timestamps1:01 – Large scale foodservice, College and University6:16 – Chef Joey Martin joins the show6:58 – COVID-19: from 32k meals a day to nothing10:12 – Scaling back but still providing the best food possible15:22 – Working with the UCLA Nutritionist17:01 – Menus of Change18:39 – Chef Joey's journey to becoming a chef24:53 – Work-life balance28:16 – Keeping up with the trends29:52 – Creating and scaling up new menu items34:14 – Interdisciplinary Collaborations35:22 – Ramping back up37:39 – Chef's favorite menu items41:23 – Coming out of COVID-19 a stronger team43:09 – Chef Joey's Inspirational Quote44:12 – Find more information on Menus of Changehttps://www.instagram.com/uclahousing/https://www.facebook.com/UCLAhousinghttps://twitter.com/UCLAhousing 

Guest host Joey Martin recounts the 1997 World Series, which featured the Cleveland Indians and Florida Marlins. The two teams took very different routes to the 1997 Fall Classic, and Game Seven proved to be an exciting, nail-biting finale which went into extra innings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Guest host Joey Martin recounts the 1997 World Series, which featured the Cleveland Indians and Florida Marlins. The two teams took very different routes to the 1997 Fall Classic, and Game Seven proved to be an exciting, nail-biting finale which went into extra innings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joey Martin guest hosts this episode, which remembers the 1986 World Series. The New York Mets and Boston Red Sox were the participants in this Fall Classic. It was a dramatic and exciting seven-game Series, which is most remembered for one play at the end of Game Six -- Bill Buckner's error in the 10th inning which allowed the winning run to score. While that was a big play, there were other key moments which fed into the Red Sox's collapse late in the Series. In addition, Bruce Hurst turned in some great pitching performances, and there were other heroics by both teams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joey Martin guest hosts this episode, which remembers the 1986 World Series. The New York Mets and Boston Red Sox were the participants in this Fall Classic. It was a dramatic and exciting seven-game Series, which is most remembered for one play at the end of Game Six -- Bill Buckner's error in the 10th inning which allowed the winning run to score. While that was a big play, there were other key moments which fed into the Red Sox's collapse late in the Series. In addition, Bruce Hurst turned in some great pitching performances, and there were other heroics by both teams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A daily dose of gay dads on the front lines of the global pandemic: Joey Martin is a Funeral Home Manager at Jessen Funeral Home in Indiana who raises three kids with his husband. Joey Every day we call one gay dad who is an essential worker, and ask him the same questions: how has his changed during the pandemic, how it effected the family, and so on. These are bite-size episodes (“podcast extras”) that are designed to show the world the contribution of members of the gay dads community during global crisis like this. We are very sensitive to all those who have suffered first hand from the virus, but we also want to try to change the energy and point the silver linings of this very special period in time. Click here for the full list of dads https://youtu.be/HAo_LxJzALw

A daily dose of gay dads on the front lines of the global pandemic: Joey Martin is a Funeral Home Manager at Jessen Funeral Home in Indiana who raises three kids with his husband. Joey Every day we call one gay dad who is an essential worker, and ask him the same questions: how has his changed during the pandemic, how it effected the family, and so on. These are bite-size episodes (“podcast extras”) that are designed to show the world the contribution of members of the gay dads community during global crisis like this. We are very sensitive to all those who have suffered first hand from the virus, but we also want to try to change the energy and point the silver linings of this very special period in time. Click here for the full list of dads https://youtu.be/HAo_LxJzALw

We try new things so let’s just let our mates turn up and chat about anything RC.

Michal drops in to catch up with his good friends Joey & Martin. We try our best to leave all the ‘pandemic’ stuff till right at the end.

In Episode 8 of the Hampson on Hockey Podcast I take a look at how the new members of the Devils have fit in after their first month with the squad, and hand out the one month report cards. Matias Sointu article - https://chasingthepuck.com/matias-sointu-extends-stay-in-cardiff/. Joey Martin article - https://chasingthepuck.com/joey-martin-sets-record-in-first-game-of-the-season/. Masi Marjamäki article - https://chasingthepuck.com/masi-marjamaki-establishing-himself-as-a-fan-favourite/. Mark Rackham article on Sam Jardine - https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/ukhockeyfan.wordpress.com/2019/08/02/cardiff-devils-acquire-two-time-echl-champion/amp/

We just finished 13 games in 13 days and 20 in 21. The guys needed this day off but Joey Martin still decided to join me on the back patio. We dive into some of his background and his time in the league so far. He grew up in Texas but he's from Minnesota and we find his sporting allegiances. A humble, hard working guy who enjoys playing ball and stepping on that mound. Sit back, hit play and enjoy while we dig into the mind of Joey Martin. (Short brief message from me before the episode).

Paul, Sean and Aron are back to discuss a fortnight that included a close victory over Coventry, a shootout defeat in Guildford and a four point weekend over the MK Lightning The boys then ask a Player of the week to skate forward before reading out a #RARmite submissions and answer some #BurningQuestions relating to Ben Bowns extensive playing season and the production of Gleason Fournier. The boys also look ahead to upcoming games as Andrew Lord's men head to Northern Ireland to take on title rivals Belfast in a crucial double header.

Sammie and Dan are once again joined by special guest Joey Martin to discuss the two volumes of Quinten Tarantino's Kill Bill.

Dan & Sammie are joined by pal and fellow filmmaker Joey Martin to discuss the 2007 comedy Superbad, starring Michael Cera and Jonah Hill.  

Sunday, July 22, 2018 | Billy Michael Honor, Pastor and Joey Martin, Financial Advisor

Philo Vance, originally broadcast June 20, 1950, 68 years ago. The Prize Ring Murder Case. Pop Manning Fight manager was stabbed while in the ring taking care of his fighter Joey Martin. Philo Vance has established that Manning might have been killed by accident with Martin the real intended victim. Jackson Beck stars.

Join host Darryl E. McCullough with co-hosts Carmen Miller and Erika D. White. Their special in studio guests Toledo’s own “3 Kings Clothing” owners and operators Mike Purdue, Archie Beasley and Joey Martin. In this 50th episode the Full Circle group opens a discussion on the team reaching their 2nd year of podcasting. The group […]

Join hosts Darryl E. McCullough, Carmen Miller with A Whitney Petty over the phones lines (Erika D. White off).  They were joined with special in-studio guests Archie Beasley, Mike Purdue and Joey Martin the owners of “3Kings Clothing.”  In this episode the “Full Circle” group opens with Darryl expressing how happy he is that he […]

Joey Martin, née le 9 Septembre 1975 à Alexandria dans l’Indiana, est la troisième de cinq enfants. La famille vit dans une communauté agricole à Alexandria. Son père, un ancien vétéran de la guerre du Vietnam, est ouvrier agricole et sa mère femme au foyer. En 1998, elle a 23 ans quand elle décide d’aller tenter sa chance à Nashville; elle trouve du travail dans une ferme, pour le père de LeAnn Rimes Wilbur, car elle aime toujours les chevaux. La voix magnifique de Joey est souvent comparée à celle de ses héroïnes Emmylou Harris et Dolly Parton. Dans les années 2000, Joey, sa sœur et son frère créent un restaurant prés de leur domicile: le ‘’Marcy Joe’s Mealhouse’’. En plus de cette activité Joey continue à travailler sur sa musique. Elle contacte des labels afin de se faire valoir et croise le chemin de Rory au cours d’une audition. Joey va écouter Rory qui se produit au célèbre Bluebird Cafe à Nashville, leur histoire et leur couple va débuter ainsi. Joey est décédée des suites d’un cancer le 4 mars 2016, vers 14h30. Rory sort un album à la mémoire de son épouse. À l'origine enregistré en 2005, l'album produit par Rory Feek comprend des souvenirs et des histoires du chanteur et de sa famille. Publié le 7 avril 2017.

Rory Lee Feek né en 1966 à Atchison, a grandi à Highland, dans le nord du Kansas; c’ est un artiste Américain, chanteur et auteur-compositeur qui se positionne dans la ‘’Country Music’’. Joey Martin, née le 9 Septembre 1975 à Alexandria dans l’Indiana, est la troisième de cinq enfants. La famille vit dans une communauté agricole à Alexandria. Son père, un ancien vétéran de la guerre du Vietnam, est ouvrier agricole et sa mère femme au foyer. Le dimanche Joey chante du Gospel à l’église. Dans le cadre du loisir, ses parents créent un band et font localement quelques concerts. http://www.radiocountryfamily.info/doc/Bio-Rory%2BJoey.pdf