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WWE Hall Of Famer, Lex Luger is a retired professional wrestler who previously competed in WWE and WCW. He sits down with our host, Lee Walker in Albany, New York to discuss WWE not putting a title on him, Vince McMahon's WBF, What faction was his favorite to be in from The Four Horsemen, Dungeon of Doom, and the nWo Wolfpack defeating Hollywood Hulk Hogan for the WCW Title, and running off in a steel cage match against Bruiser Brody and more!Follow us on all platforms of social mediaApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/perched-on-the-top-rope/id1562935713Facebook: www.facebook.com/perchedonthetopropeTik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@perchedonthetopropeTwitter: https://x.com/PerchedTopRopeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/perchedonthetopropepodcast/Pro Wrestling Tees: https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/related/perchedonthetoprope.html00:00 Intro00:40 Thoughts on WWE NOT Putting WWE Title on him01:30 Did he have a favorite faction being in02:37 Being part of McMahon's World Bodybuilding Federation03:27 Who came up with The Narcissist Character04:15 Slamming Yokozuna05:25 Vince was going to do a re-match the following WrestleMania 10 MSG05:56 Was anyone jealous of the lex express bus06:09 Did WCW try and re-negotiate his contract in 1991 sitting at home as champion08:22 Being he first to take world title off hogan and nwo09:51 Facing Bruiser Brody#LexLuger #WrestlingCommunity #WWEHOF #wwehalloffame #wrestlemania41 #wwe #wwenewsandrumors #wwenewsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
The WWE Hall of Famer, Mr. Monday Night and The Whole F'n Show RVD joins Lee Walker of Perched On The Top Rope to talk a wide variety of topics from ECW, WWE, almost signing with WCW and becoming Glacier? RVD also talks his action figure collection and more!Time Stamp00:00 - Intro01:22 - What was it like teaming with Matt Riddle?04:24 - Being at the grand opening for Raven Joint in Clay18:35 - Action figure Talk (shows off collection)29:08 - Getting Advice from Legends of the ring 32:47 - Being a Legend and having worked with AEW talents what is it like Dante Martin, Swerve Strickland, Hook and Jack Perry. Did they ask for any advice?34:40 - Hypothetical question: Say RVD took the contract to WCW and became Glacier, How would RVD's career went35:58 - Bay Ragni aka Chubby Dudley: initial thoughts when he entered the ECW locker room the 1st time?38:50 - Harry Grivas of Harry and The Slashtones askedhe was always a surprise on WWF during that time,ask if he ever had to be snuck into buildings and how?40:48 - Follow up with 2009 Royal Rumble surprise entry 43:00 - How important was it for RVD to have Sabu and Bill Alfanso in ECW46:27 - Being the longest reigning ECW TV Champion, you were forced to relinquish the belt in 2000. What plans did Paul Heyman have for RVD if he didn't get injured51:00 - Pitching ideas to WWE52:42 - Winning the WWE Championship at ECW One Night Stand 0653:11 - 4:20 break - back to ^55:00 - ECW One Night Stand was RVD's idea55:34 - Vince's Reaction to Rob and ECW One Night55:57 - In TNA debut in 2009. you beat Sting in ten seconds! Do you know who's idea that was by any chance?Stings Last MatchThoughts on Mercedes Mone debut in AEW59:43 - wrestled once in NJPW at Wrestle Kingdom 5what was the experience like#RVD #robvandam #WWEHOF #wrestlingcommunity #ecw #mrmondaynightSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Welcome everyone to Episode 254 of Perched On The Top Rope! I am your host, Former Dirtsheet Writer from Ringside News, Sportskeeda and more, I'm Lee Walker and boy oh boy opinions are flying about the WWE 2025 Royal Rumble! It's a good thing opinions are like assholes, everyone has one, and guess what? I do too! I give the results of the 2025 WWE Royal Rumble while sharing my opinion and at the end, I go through our various social media platforms ( go like and subscribe to our stuff!) and read fans comments!#WWE #WWERoyalRumble #WWENews #WWEUniverse #WWEHOF #WWELegends #WrestlingCommunity #PerchedOnTheTopRope Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Tracklist. 1/ Armand Van Helden « Flowerz (feat. Roland Clark) » 2/ Lee Walker, DJ Deeon « Freak Like Me » (Armand Van Helden Remix) 3/ Tonja Dantzler « In And Out Of My Life » (Armand Van Helden Mix) 4/ The Bucketheads « The Bomb! » (Armand Van Helden Re-Edit) 5/ Armand Van Helden « My My My » (AVH Rework) 6/ Armand Van Helden « I Want Your Soul » (AVH Rework) 7/ Hardhead « New York Express » 8/ Armand Van Helden « Je T'aime » 9/ Armand Van Helden « Hear My Name » 10/ Chris Lake & Armand Van Helden « The Answer » 11/ Duck Sauce, Armand Van Helden & A-Trak « LALALA » 12/ Armand Van Helden « Playing House »
The former player turned coach on working with Mark Williams and Ronnie O'Sullivan.Explore the sport of snooker, from its biggest names to sharing stories of the people involved at all levels of the game. Presenter: Shabnam Younus-Jewell. Producers: James Patient. Originally broadcast on BBC Essex.
Welcome everyone to Episode 229 of Perched On The Top Rope! In this episode, Former Dirt sheet Writer, Lee Walker discusses how another Anao'i Family member has joined WWE. However, it was kept under wraps, until now. What member of the famous family signed to WWE? Listen and find out!The OG Bloodline vs The New Bloodline at War Games! Will this end The Bloodline storyline? What happens if Solo's Bloodline wins? Will the new Anao'i family member signed to WWE play a part? What about The Rock?Is War Games better than the traditional five versus five Survivor Series elimination match? The WWE ID program seems like a developmental system of its day. WWE is basically signing indy talents from multiple independent promotions. Is this good for the promotions? Jim Ross and Teddy Long comment. We also discuss how The Nightmare Factory (owned by Cody Rhodes and QT Marshall) joined the WWE ID program and the conversation QT Marshall had with his boss, Tony Khan over it.Lastly, as we close the show out, "spoiler free's the way to be... we got the results of 11-18-2024 WWE Raw episode and we share the results!#spoilers #wwe #wweraw #wweuniverse #wwenews #aew #aewnews #wrestlingcommunity Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Welcome everyone to episode 227 of Perched On The Top Rope! In this interview, our host, Lee Walker speaks with Lucian Loveless!Lucian Loveless is part of the independent wrestling scene and has been for a few decades! Wrestling has taken him all over, and one place he's been and very active in, is Oklahoma.The Independent Wrestling Scene in Oklahoma is still regulated by The Oklahoma State Athletic Commission. Lucian describes what the process is like just to get a license to wrestle, ref, manage and talks about how expensive it can be if you don't have health insurance!Lucian shares how Oklahoma has passed for new sports such as bare-knuckle fighting, but that will not be under eyes of the Oklahoma State Athletic Commission and talks about the unfairness that pro wrestling faces in Oklahoma to the point its too hard to get popular wrestlers to come to independent shows due to the strict rules.Lucian fills Lee on the 2022 bill Oklahoma passed banning transgender athletes to face their same sex counter part, but that inter-gender matches are banned in the Oklahoma as well. Basically, Trans-gender people are banned from wrestling in the state of Oklahoma. Lucian talks the process that the athletic commission has taken and why it will not change anything with Legislation.Lucian is now currently seeking to get The Oklahoma State Athletic Commission out of professional wrestling and allow transgender people to wrestle in Oklahoma! Like Finn Balor and AEW have said, "Wrestling is for everyone!"#WrestlingCommunity #LGBTQ #LGBTQPride #Pride #WrestlingNewsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Welcome everyone to episode 227 of Perched On The Top Rope! In this interview, our host, Lee Walker speaks with Lucian Loveless!Lucian Loveless is part of the independent wrestling scene and has been for a few decades! Wrestling has taken him all over, and one place he's been and very active in, is Oklahoma.The Independent Wrestling Scene in Oklahoma is still regulated by The Oklahoma State Athletic Commission. Lucian describes what the process is like just to get a license to wrestle, ref, manage and talks about how expensive it can be if you don't have health insurance!Lucian shares how Oklahoma has passed for new sports such as bare-knuckle fighting, but that will not be under eyes of the Oklahoma State Athletic Commission and talks about the unfairness that pro wrestling faces in Oklahoma to the point its too hard to get popular wrestlers to come to independent shows due to the strict rules.Lucian fills Lee on the 2022 bill Oklahoma passed banning transgender athletes to face their same sex counter part, but that inter-gender matches are banned in the Oklahoma as well. Basically, Trans-gender people are banned from wrestling in the state of Oklahoma. Lucian talks the process that the athletic commission has taken and why it will not change anything with Legislation.Lucian is now currently seeking to get The Oklahoma State Athletic Commission out of professional wrestling and allow transgender people to wrestle in Oklahoma! Like Finn Balor and AEW have said, "Wrestling is for everyone!"#WrestlingCommunity #LGBTQ #LGBTQPride #Pride #WrestlingNewsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
This week we sat down with The Mawlee Jones Band! We talk shadow bans, sad music, outlaw country, death metal, what makes a great music venue, Drew takes a sword to Perkins, fantasy football, and so much more. Rippin' music this week from The Mawlee Jones Band, Roselit Bone, Lee Walker and the Sleeptalkers, The Anomalys, and Greg Wheeler and the Poly Mall Cops.
Episode 224 Botkeeper Presents AI UNCHAINED On October 8-10 2024, in Santa Rosa California LINK BELOW SAVES YOU $290, GET YOUR TICKET FOR $509 (REG PRICE $799) https://app.hubspot.com/payments/purchase/hscs_r07FYxQ5lcH36SD4YjS9gOMpmt9QnN8uODZWT2AydCTH75jxtFfhmYO2SNRbtzxc FACULTY: Tim Petrey, CPA CLASS: #TheGuide In this episode of the podcast, Scotty interviews Tim Petrey, CPA about his approach to firm growth with gratitude. Tim shares his journey from washing semi trucks to building a successful CPA firm and several other ventures. Tim emphasizes paying it forward, work-life balance, and the necessity of hiring great people. He also offers valuable advice to Accounting High students.
Send us a textOn this week's episode of The Drop, we were extremely lucky to get some time in with one of the busiest men in aesthetics, and a true advocator for a safer industry, Dr Lee Walker! Dr Lee is an International Key Opinion Leader for Teoxane, director and clinical lead at the multi-award-winning B-City Clinics, based in Liverpool and has over 17 years' experience in the field of medical aesthetics. He also sits on the expert advisory board of 'Save Face', a UK professional standard registered body, responsible for setting industry safety recommendations. We sat down to talk to Dr Walker all about his opinions on the current landscape of the aesthetics industry in the UK, and how he feels about the lack of regulations that we currently have in place. We also talk about what Dr Walker looks for in a product, to ensure the patients safety is at the forefront of all of his treatments, as well as what he thinks could be done to create a safer space for patients, to enable them to make well informed decisions around their aesthetic treatments.To find out more about Dr Lee Walker, make sure you follow him on IG @leewalker_academy and follow Teoxane @teoxane_uk for all things dermal filler!The contents of this podcast represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the speakers personally, and not those of Teoxane. For more information, please visit https://www.teoxanetreatments.co.uk/legal/thedrop
The weekly radio show from Alok. 01. Alok & Jess Glynne - Summer's Back02. Ryan Ennis feat. Sam Harper - Spare A Little03. Dua Lipa - Illusion (Regard Remix)04. HAWK., LOOZBONE & Arkins - Light It Up05. Bhaskar - Make It Loud06. Bruno Be & BAKKA feat. AGGE - Go Back07. Bodyrox feat. Luciana - Yeah Yeah (D. Ramirez Remix)08. Lee Walker vs. DJ Deeon - Freak Like Me09. Kiinjo & Ce Soir - Don't Let Go (Love)10. CHANEY & JONES - Sunshine11. Alok, Innerverse & Frey - Allein Allein12. Vintage Culture - Find A Way (VIP Mix)13. Different Stage - The Game14. Biscuits - Ballo15. Jude & Frank x Ron Carroll - This Feeling16. KC Lights & Welt - Fly17. Bhaskar feat. Weekend Heroes - Stars In Your Eyes18. Cash Only & Holly Ellison - Trust In Me19. Bryson Hill - 198720. Disclosure - She's Gone, Dance On
Welcome everyone to Perched On The Top Rope with Former Dirt Sheet Writer, Lee Walker!Episode 209 features TNA Against All Odds taking place in Chicago. preview and predictions! Could we see NXT stars?TNA Against All Odds 2024 Lineup:TNA World Championship Match: Moose vs. Matt HardyTNA X Division Championship Match: Mustafa Ali vs. Trent SevenTNA World Tag Team Championship Match: Brian Myers & Eddie Edwards vs. Nic & Ryan NemethTNA Knockouts World Championship Match: Jordynne Grace vs. TBDSteve Maclin & Mike Santana vs. The RascalzJosh Alexander & Eric Young vs. ABCFrankie Kazarian vs. Joe HendryPCO vs. Rich SwannSteph De Lander gives PCO an answerTNA Knockouts Tag Team Championship Match: Alisha Edwards & Masha Slamovich vs. The Hex (Pre-show)Sami Callihan vs. Jonathan Gresham (Pre-show)Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
"Welcome to The Control Room 146! It felt so good to be back in action after a few weeks break, and this set is a ton of fun. As always, it is packed with brand new music, as well as a few of my favourite classics, including tunes from Daniel Orpi, Nausica & Danny Rhys, Low Steppa, Mark Knight, Patrick Topping, and many more. Hosted by Weitner, the Control Room Radio brings you the freshest house music from the world's biggest artists with a focus on the funkier, groovier side of Tech House, whilst always digging deep into the vaults to bring you those forgotten classics. Join the thousands of listeners already tuned in every other week on one of the world's biggest digital stations, Data Transmission Radio. Follow Weitner on Instagram & YouTube - @weitnermusic (http://instagram.com/weitnermusic)" Tracklist "1. Marlin (BE), Agent Greg, Mr. V - Bimbo (Move Forward Extended Mix) [Toolroom Trax] 2. AndThen - Work It (Loz Seka Extended Mix) [Adesso Music] 3. Miane - Botella (Marco Lys Extended Remix) [Hot Creations] 4. Nausica, Danny Rhys - La Flaca Ft. Gloria IT(Extended Mix) [Toolroom Trax] 5. Hatiras - Miamimita (Low Steppa & Nolek Remix) [Spacedisco Records] 6. David Penn, Monia Amore - Ocean Drive (Open Your Mind feat. Monia Amore Hosse Extended Remix) [Urbana Recordings] 7. Low Steppa, Jewel Kid - Big Busta (Extended Mix) [Toolroom] 8. Piem, Mat.Joe - Let The Beat (Original Mix) [elrow Music] 9. Daniel Orpi - Everybody Feel The Bass (Original Mix) [elrow Music] 10. Mark Knight - I Got All This Love (Extended Mix) [Toolroom] 11. The Cube Guys - Tundra (Club Mix) [Mattei & Omich Music] 12. Patrick Topping, Ewan McVicar - Northern Rhythm (Extended) [Ministry of Sound Recordings] 13. Lee Walker, DJ Deeon - Freak Like Me (Armand Van Helden Remix) [Defected] 14. Airwolf Paradise - Only Man (feat. Paul Johnson Original Mix) [Diynamic] 15. Human Resource, Danny Bond - Dominator (Original Mix) [Trick]"
Send us a Text Message.The great Lee Walker of the hit wrestling podcast Perched On The Top Rope suggested it, and we jumped on it: The Outdated Wrestling Hour With Bob Smith (the former managing editor of Pro Wrestling Illustrated) welcomes Bay Ragni - better known to early ECW fans as the one and only Chubby Dudley! Despite his humorous wrestling persona, Ragni explains the travails of being a young wrestler in a most unusual role, and also talks about how his life took a turn for the better as the years rolled on. This is an interesting fellow, that Chubby Dudley - so snack on the newest edition of The Outdated Wrestling Hour!Support the Show.Contact us at outdatedwrestling@gmail.com!
The crew is joined by Lee Walker from @PerchedOnTheTopRope. He Promised us he had a rant, he did not disappoint. What has you pissed off for greatness? -News + rumors -Match of the week -Ryback + Ronda tinfoil hat moment of the week! - Anything Goes So you never know what will come up! #proWrestling #WWE #AEW #NWA Out Now on All Platforms!!! Remember to Follow Twitch @RivetCityRadio Discord https://discord.gg/8CPJDg9k Twitter @JustaGirl918 @The_Will_Gray @Jaxbo2020 Spotify Botched Spots + chair Shots TikTok @JustaGirl918 @The_Will_Gray @GingerNinja1989 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/botched-spots-and-chair-shots/support
Tracklist 1. Locklead - Moon (Original Mix) 2. Mo'Cream - The Key (Original Mix) 3. Oscar Barila - I Have To Leave (Original Mix) 4. Lee Walker & Brent Anthony - Take It Back (Extended Mix) 5. Bushwacka! - Right Now (Original Mix) 6. Kevin Yost - Don't Go Quietly (Yost's Breakdown Rework) 7. Crew Deep - A Whole New Level (T.Markakis Remix) 8. T.Williams X Sio - Peace (Extended Mix) 9. Mallin - Sunshine (Extended Mix) 10. Intr0beatz - Take Off (Original Mix) 11. Blair Suarez - Jiggy (Original Mix) 12. Jampikid - Always Loving (Extended Mix)
Lee Walker has served as the Head Women's Tennis Coach at TCU since 2014 where his team reached a high of #14 in the country. Prior to this, he spent 7 years as the Head Coach at Memphis and 5 years as their assistant coach. Lee competed for Memphis where he was ranked as high as number 12 in the country in doubles and is in the Memphis Club Hall of Fame. In this conversation, you are going to hear about: His struggles as a college athlete and where he turned in his lowest moment How as a D1 coach he was drowning in activity that lead to complete physical, mental, and spiritual exhaustion The fundamentals he prioritized to rebuild his life, family, and coaching And much, much more!! This is Episode 8 of our 8 episode series sharing faith-filled stories of elite college tennis coaches. Connect: IG - @aiatennis Email - chad.simpson@athletesinaction.org Resources Lee highlighted: Emotionally Healthy Spirituality Ruthless Elimination of Hurry Track: "The Rebel Flagship" Music provided by https://slip.stream
Former Sportskeeda and Host of Perched on the Top Rope Lee Walker III Joins Monte & The Pharaoh
The crew is joined by Lee Walker from Perched on the Top Rope and Selfbet Wrestling from the Wolfpac Podcast. They break down the week that was in #prowrestling. What has made them pissed off for greatness? Listen and find out. What was their Match of the week? Listen and find out! What in the world is the big guy even talking about?! Listen and find out!!! Out Now on All Platforms!!! Remember to Follow Twitch www.twitch.tv/RivetCityRadio Discord https://discord.gg/8CPJDg9k Twitter @JustaGirl918 @The_Will_Gray @Jaxbo2020 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/30uYHFrjpSHoVQYPr5zBn9?si=34db3104e8da47a5 TikTok @JustaGirl918 @The_Will_Gray @GingerNinja1989 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/botched-spots-and-chair-shots/support
Welcome everyone to Perched On The Top Rope!In episode 191, former Dirt Sheet Writer from SportsKeeda, Lee Walker has Wrestling With Heart With Stanley Karr, Wrasslin Talk with Mayor McCall and returning from Smacked RAw Podcast, Kyle to discuss the Vince McMahon Lawsuit, who else was named, and some of the horrific details in the 67 page document.We send our condolences to former WCW Ice Train who passed away,ROYAL RUMBLE PREDICTIONSUnited States Championship MatchLogan Paul (C) vs Kevin OwensFatal 4 Way WWE Championship MatchRoman Reigns (C) vs Randy Orton vs AJ Styles vs LA KnightWomen's Royal Rumble MatchMen's Royal Rumble MatchWrasslin Talk With Mayor McCall: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wrasslin-talk-with-mayor-mccall/id1679259258Wrestling With Heart With Stanley Karr: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wrestling-with-heart-with-stanley-karr/id1676858648Smacked Raw Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/smacked-raw-a-pro-wrestling-podcast/id1476458615Spoiler Free's The Way To Be!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Welcome everyone to Perched On The Top Rope, in episode 188 former Dirt Sheet Writer, Lee Walker talks about Tony Khan most recent rant which he goes after The USA X account, WWE and Jinder Mahal while doubling down that fans should be mad at WWE over Jinder getting a title match, but not be mad at Hook getting a title shot!Adam Copeland was on Busted Open Radio and talked about the fans not being happy about his match with Griff Garrison on AEW Collision. Copeland comments that he's at the veterans age where veterans make the younger talent look good like on the independent scene, he's just doing it on tv now.Meanwhile, Eric Bischoff recently said on 83 Weeks that Mercedes Mone wont do anything for AEW and that AEW is becoming like TNA! Bring in as many big stars as you want, it won't help. We agreed with Eric as Lee has been saying, "If you go from WWE to another company, you will not get all of your WWE fans to follow you."Lee doubled down on this stating fans will still call wrestlers by their WWE name even after their out of the company because that's how the casual fan remembers them.Lastly, Cody Rhodes agreed to be someones best man at a house show on Saturday. WWE caught up with Cody about the ordeal and we air it for you all.Remember, spoiler free's the way to be, I'm out!UPDATE: Jinder Mahal, TAZZ, Eric Bischoff and Tony Khan all fire back at each other on Social Media!YouTube: youtube.com@perchedonthetopropeApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/perched-on-the-top-rope/id1562935713X: @PerchedTopRopeFacebook.com/perchedonthetopropeSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
In today's competitive business landscape, where approximately 90% of startups fail, the role of entrepreneurial imagination and values in business is more critical than ever. The success of the remaining 10% is frequently attributed not just to market trends and financial capital, but also to the founders' ability to innovate, adapt, and adhere to core values.So how can today's aspiring entrepreneurs navigate the complexities of today's market and make strategic decisions that ensure long-term sustainability and growth?On this episode of "Tuesdays with Morrisey," host Adam Morrisey, engages with Lee Walker, Dell's first President, on entrepreneurial imagination and values in business. They delve into Walker's insights from his time at Dell, his approach to teaching at the University of Texas, and the intriguing connection between business success and a meaningful life, as reflected in his venture into olive oil production in Italy.The conversation features:- Insights into his initial reluctance to join Dell, and how his decision to become the president impacted both the company and his personal career trajectory. - His belief in imagination as a powerful tool for innovation in business and a fulfilling personal life.- How his experiences have shaped his understanding of the importance of values in both business decisions and personal growth.Lee Walker, the first president of Dell Computers, is an adjunct professor at the University of Texas and a seasoned entrepreneur. He is also an author who has shared his wealth of knowledge in his book "Imagination House. His diverse career mirrors the narrative arc seen in "Going InfiniteThe Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon," where the protagonist navigates the complexities of the business world with innovative thinking and a strong value system. His story also echoes the themes of adaptation and survival in the face of change, as discussed in "The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History," emphasizing the need for sustainable practices and ethical decision-making in business.
Welcome everyone to Perched On The Top Rope with Host Former Dirt Sheet Writer, Lee Walker!In episode 179, MLW National Open Weight Champion, Rickey Shane Page (RSP) has a sit down interview to discuss MLW/WTF ONE SHOT Thursday, December 7th. The MLW National Open Weight Champion is facing Jimmy Llyod exclusively on Fite+ and if you sign up today, you can get a seven day free trial What will you hear about?Thoughts on Jimmy Llyod defeating stablemate Cannonball on MLW and if it concerns him for his match with Llyod!Matt Cardona tweeted that he and Jimmy Llyod are broskis and RSP talks how he helped Cardona defeat Nick GageWhat about Akira? Well, with Cardona being a figure guy and MLW having their own line, does RSP want an action figure of himself?MLW ONE SHOT has stars also part of NJPW, Tokyo Joshi, CMLL RSP talks how important it is for MLW to have working relationships with other companies and RSP talks what companies he'd like to see work with MLW and some particular names he'd like to see brought in as well!What does RSP have against the Anaoi/Fatu Family. Talks winning MLW tag team and National Open Weight Championship from Jacob Fatu.RSP talks having wrestled so many names such as Darby Allin, Orange Cassidy, Wheeler Yuta wins and loses versus AEW Champion MJF, former WWE US Champion Austin Theory and how happy he is for their success.RSP shares a personal story about AEW Champion, MJFIf he could go back to the beginning of his career, what would he tell himself?Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Welcome everyone to Perched On The Top Rope! In episode 178, Former Dirt Sheet Writer, Lee Walker shares why WWE had to pull Jey Uso's new shirt's "Yeet!" A catch phrase he made popular at the WWE Fastlane media scrum. Our host also discusses how TKO President Mark Shaprio expresses they will be looking into less WWE House Shows moving forward! How will this effect fans?Randy Orton signs exclusively to WWE SmackDown leaving us to wonder, is he next to face Roman Reigns? All the current top talent have storylines... when would it happen? Hear Lee's predictions! While Orton went to SmackDown, what about CM Punk? WWE is still teasing CM Punk vs Seth Rollins!The Hardy Boyz and Britt Baker express frustration with AEW as of late. Hear what Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy, and Britt Baker had to say about their positions within All Elite Wrestling!ROH ticket sales for Final Battle DO NOT LOOK GOOD!MLW/WTF ONT SHOT December 7th on Fite+ and TOMORROW WE DROP OUR INTERVIEW WITH FILTHY TOM LAWLOR!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Welcome everyone to Perched On The Top Rope! In episode 176, Our Host and former Dirt Sheet Writer, Lee Walker shares an update on Tony Khan's comments about CM Punk!Khan, in a recent interview wouldn't comment on CM Punk's WWE return, but in an interview with The NY Post, did comment on CM Punk and his contributions to AEW! Speaking of Tony Khan, he commented on QT Marshall leaving AEW.A Major company is already looking to hire QT Marshall for in and outside of the ring!We learn MLW has a new PR guy!Lee announces a special interview with former UFC and current MLW star, Filthy Tom Lawlor!Could we see CM Punk versus Stone Cold Steve Austin? It's been a dream match for fans for over twenty years! #WWE #WWENews #WrestlingPodcast #SportsEntertainment #AEW #MLW #AEWNews #PerchedOnThetopRope #WrestlingCommunitySupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Welcome everyone to Perched On The Top Rope! In this episode former Dirt Sheet Writer and Host, Lee Walker opens the show with CM Punk's WWE Survivor Series: War Games return!Who was behind the return? Lee talks who was responsible for CM Punk's return and how it went down and what details are known about his contract with WWE!Two super stars seemed unhappy, while Lee clarifies and debunks one star being unhappy with CM Punk's return, the other seems ready for CM Punk's first feud.AEW star Jon Moxley sarcastically comments on Punk's return while Tony Khan, owner of AEW took a different approach!MJF is legitimately injured suffering an injury our host has had and had surgery to repair it! Lee tells how long it will take for MJF to come back if MJF has surgery!#CMPunk #WWE #WWENews #WrestlingCommunity #PerchedOnTheTopRope #AEW #AEWNewsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Welcome everyone to Perched On The Top Rope! Episode 175 features Former Dirt Sheet Writer, Lee Walker giving his WWE Survivor Series: War Games predictions! Before Lee gives his predictions, he gives brief history to the Survivor Series including when it started, what the traditional matches were like, when WWE changed it back in 2016 and again in 2022!Tonight's War Games has five awesome matches includingIntercontinental Championship MatchGunther (C) vs The MizWomen's World Championship MatchRhea Ripley vs Zoey StarkOne-on-OneDragon Lee vs Santos Escobar (we learn why Carlito has been replaced)Women's War GamesBianca Belair, Charlotte Flair, Shotzi, Becky Lynch vs Damage CNTRL (Bayley, Asuka, Iyo Sky, and Karai Sane)Men's War GamesCody Rhodes, Sami Zayn, Jey Uso, and Seth "Freaking" Rollins vs The Judgement Day (Damien Priest, Finn Balor, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh, and Drew McIntryeWe talk the possibility of Randy Orton or Drew McIntyre turning on their teammates. Could Damien Priest cash in his #MITB Contract?Will we see CM Punk return to WWE? The event is in Punk's neck of the woods in Illinois and seemingly both companies have teased by both CM Punk (on his social media and during his commentary with CFFC), and by WWE!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Chapter 403 (This week) Indy lopez play the best Deep and soulful featuring tracks by: (Intro Herbert - Rude) 1. Duwayne Motley - Saturday Night (Extended Mix) Viva Music 2. Simon Ray, Michael Lee (ITA) - Spooky (Extended Mix) Glasgow Underground 3. Fabio Tosti & Logicalgroove feat Savio Vurchio - Take Me Down (Fabio Tosti Full Sax Mix) Music Plan 4. Discosteps - Don't Give Up (Extended Mix) Glasgow Underground 5. Alex Preston & Mo'Funk - Zone (Original Mix) Robsoul Recordings 6. Hosiannah - Bingo Flamingo (Extended Mix) Another Rhythm 7. Los Charly's Orchestra (Aka Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel) - Vibration (LCO) Imagenes Recordings 8. Indy Lopez - Soulmate (Mr. Lopez Extended Deep Mix) Deep Rhymes 9. Yulia Niko feat. Paul Brenning - Come Too Far (Extended Mix) Armada Music 10. Gift of Africa _ Lord I Need You - Round robin recordings 11. Lee Walker, Brent Anthony - Take It Back (Extended Mix) Déepalma Soul 12. David Anthony, Dani Vassar - I Keeps It Moving (Club Mix) Planet Hum Thanks to all the Labels and Artists for his Music. All tracks selected and mixed by Indy Lopez. Indy Lopez (Producer,Dj & Artist) WWW.INDYLOPEZ.COM Send your Promos to:promo@indylopez.com ALL MY MUSIC CLICK HERE More info: INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK YOUTUBE Bookings Worldwide: Musiczone Records: bookings@indylopez.com Encoded and Host by MUSICZONE PODCAST SERVICES
In this episode, former Dirt Sheet Writer from Daily DDT, Ringside News and Sportskeeda, Lee Walker alongside co-host Alex give their AEW Full Gear Predictions. The PPV is Saturday, November 18th.AEW Collision will air Friday at 8pm going head-to-head with Friday Night SmackDown! AEW Rampage will air at its normal time Friday at 10pm eastern time.The guys also try and guess who the new signee will be at Full Gear that Tony Khan announced, he also announced that Kota Ibushi has signed with All Elite Wrestling!Lastly, we play who's behind the mask? We try to figure out who's the man behind the mask in AEW!ROH World Tag Team ChampionshipMJF (c) and TBA vs. The Gunns (Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn)AEW Women's World ChampionshipHikaru Shida (c) vs. "Timeless" Toni Storm (with Luther)Six-man tag team matchSting, Darby Allin, and Adam Copeland (with Ric Flair) vs. Christian Cage, Luchasaurus, and Nick WayneAEW Inaternational ChampiosnhipOrange Cassidy (c) vs. Jon MoxleyTexas Death match"Hangman Adam Page vs. Swerve Strickland (with Prince Nana)Tag Team MatchIf The Golden Jets win, they will get The Young Bucks' AEW World Tag Team Championship opportunity, but if The Young Bucks win, The Golden Jets must disband as a team.The Golden Jets (Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho) vs. The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson)Three-way match for the AEW TBS ChampionshipKris Statlander (c) vs. Julia Hart vs. Skye BlueFour-way tag team match for AEW World Tag Team ChampionshipRicky Starks and Big Bill (c) vs. La Facción Ingobernable (Rush and Dralístico) (with José the Assistant) vs. FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) vs. Kings of The Black Throne (Malakai Black and Brody King)AEW World ChampionshipMJF (c) vs. Jay WhiteSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
City accrue two points from three games as a lack of ruthlessness up top begins to bite us. The Gang are joined by special guests David Burns and Lee Walker to discuss the Ipswich and Millwall games, take part in the next installment of our quiz, and somehow manage to recover from Nathaniel's intro skills...You can listen to Burnsy on the 1904 Club podcast with Baz Cooper and James Fletcher on all major podcast providers.Vote for us in the Best Football League Podcast category at the Football Content Awards! Vote here: https://footballcontentawards.com/voting/This Podcast has been created and uploaded by the To Hull and Back Podcast. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Rated R Superstar Adam Copeland is ALL ELITE!On August 18th, 2023, Edge has his last match in WWE against Sheamus. The match took place in Toronto, Canada. During the match, WWE had made it known it was his last match in WWE. -FLASH FORWARD-On October 1st, 2023, The Rated R Superstar debuts at AEW WrestleDream! That's right, Adam Copeland FKA Edge is #ALLELITE: Host, former Dirt Sheet Writer, Lee Walker and Alex Todd talk everything we know about Adam Copeland going to AEW!!: Comments Copeland made at the Media Scrum after AEW WrestleDream including why he went to AEW.: Adam Copeland's first Instagram post since joining AEW and he weighs in on 25 years in WWE, his future and why fans should love there's more than one wrestling company.On October 4th, 2023, The Rated R Superstar, Adam Copeland debuts on AEW Dynamite in the main event slot with a interview with Tony Schiavone before Christian Cage came out.On October 10th, a special edition of AEW Dynamite will air known as Title Tuesday which will see the debut of Adam Copeland in the ring versus Luchasaurus! Lee and Alex weigh in on how much of a big deal this is for Luchasaurus!: NXT airs on Tuesday and going head-to-head with AEW Title Tuesday. NXT has stacked there card with TOP main roster talents for the show!: Does WWE Fear AEW could beat them in the ratings because of the man formerly known as Edge?: This weeks ratings NXT 857,000 AEW Dynamite 800,000Remember, spoiler frees, the way to be!#AEW #AEWNews #TheRatedRSuperstar #AdamCopeland #Edge #AEWWrestleDream #WrestlingCommunity #WrestlingPodcastSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
In this episode, our host former dirtsheet writer, Lee Walker the following topics.WWE signs Jade Cargill. Lee goes in depth about what we know so far and when this deal was finalized. September 26th, Jade Cargill was filmed by WWE walking into the WWE Performance Center in Florida.WWE, AEW stars, and AEW Owner Tony Khan comment on Jade Cargill joining WWE.Speaking of Tony Khan, on the promo for WrestleDream taking place October 1st, Khan said this would be the, "end of an era." Tony Khan comments on rumors that of what fans thought he meant by saying, "End of an era."We learn that Staz has cancelled the popular wrestling show, "Heels."Hollyhood Haley J news about the WWE tryout.Two IMPACT Wrestling stars are set to leave the company within the next few weeks. Find out who!Triple H says he wants Bo Dallas to finish the Uncle Howdy storyline to pay tribute to Bray Wyatt,#WWE #AEW #WWENews #AEWNews #WrestlingCommunity #PerchedOnTheTopRopeSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Episode 149 opens up with a ten bell salute in honor of Bray Wyatt and Terry Funk who both passed away last week and follows with a tribute before the show goes on air.The show opens up with Former Dirt Sheet Writer, Lee Walker going over the results of AEW ALL IN and his predictions being 8-3 on the ppv. However, the CM Punk controversy takes away from ALL In and its results.CM Punk has it out with Jack Perry and we look at it from every side offered by the dirt sheets and what ended up happening before the opening match of ALL IN with CM Punk taking on Samoa Joe.WWE Raw + BOTCHAMANIA = Zoey Stark hit in the face with a chair thrown by Trish StratusXavier Woods is out for one week due to whiplash from a chair thrown at his face by Drew McIntyreSadly, the greatest WWE Host of all time passed away this week and we pay our respects.The new WWE Retro Bundle Pack featuring Vader, The Undertaker, Paul Bearer and Jerry The King Lawler pre-order dropped today and here is the link, https://wrestlingfigurenews.com/2023/08/29/wwe-retro-bundle-now-available-undertaker-paul-bearer-vader-jerry-the-king-lawler/Former Head of Writing for WWE, Brian Gewritz, shares stories about Bray Wyatt, and the Rock wanting to work with Wyatt and more!IMPACT Wrestling has their 1,000th episode on September 9th! Many superstars are returning and find out who and what match type returns after five years! #RIPBrayWyatt #BrayWyatt #TheFiend #RIPTerryFunk #TerryFunjk #RIPBobBarker #BobBarker #WWE #WWENews #AEW #AEWNews #AEWALLIN #CMPunk #WrestlingPodcast #PerchedOnTheTopRopeSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Episode 148 of Perched On The Top Rope sees former Dirtsheet Writer from Ringside News and SportsKeeda, Lee Walker opens the show with a ten bell salute following tributes to Terry Funk and Bray Wyatt.AEW ALL IN Card + Plus Predictions Zero HourFTW ChampionshipJack Perry (C) vs HOOKROH World Tag Team Championship (pre-show): Aussie Open (c) vs. MJF & Adam ColeWill Ospreay vs. Chris JerichoCoffin Match Sting & Darby Allin vs. Swerve Strickland & Christian CageAEW World Trios Championship: House of Black (c) vs. The Acclaimed & Billy GunnAEW "Real" World Championship: CM Punk (c) vs. Samoa JoeThe Golden Elite (Kenny Omega, Kota Ibushi & "Hangman" Adam Page) vs. Konosuke Takeshita & Bullet Club Gold (Jay White & Juice Robinson)AEW Women's World Championship: Hikaru Shida (c) vs. Saraya vs. Toni Storm vs. Britt BakerAEW World Tag Team Championship: FTR (c) vs. The Young BucksStadium Stampede: Blackpool Combat Club (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta), Santana & Ortiz vs. Eddie Kingston, Orange Cassidy, Penta El Zero Miedo & Best FriendsAEW World Championship: MJF (c) vs. Adam Cole#AEW #AEWALLIN #PerchedOnTheTopRope #AllEliteWrestling #ALLIN #AEWNews #AEWPredictions #RIPTerryFunk #TerryFunk #RIPBrayWyatt #BrayWyattSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
The owner of Kayfabe Wrestling Kollector, Shawn joins our host Lee Walker to talk about his new action figure line, Kayfabe Heroes!In the line are the following superstarsWWF Mantaur (pre-order August 1st)WCW PN NewsWWE/NJPW Yoshi TatsuWWF The Komet KidEach figure is show cased discussing all the work that went into the line from marketing, distribution, wrestlers part of the series and so much more!to pre-order figuresUSA: www.theasylumstore.comUK/Asia: https://shopkwk.com/#KWK #KayfabeWrestlingKollector #perchedonthetoprope #wweelitesquad #actionfigures #wrestlingfigures #wrestlingcollectibles #wrestlingcollector #figures #prowrestling #toys #collectiblesSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Tracklist 1. Alexic Rod, Mister Loco - School Girl (Original Mix 2. Squared - Kind of Lady (Original Mix 3. The Deepshakerz, Émilie Rachel - Reasons (Original Mix) 4. Groovy (ARG) - Trapped (Original Mix) 5. Gustaff - Zona Rosa (Original Mix) 6. Francisco Allendes, Nicolas Caprile - Funky Ride (Extended Mix) 7. Bruno Furian - Bongoloco (Original MiX 8. Prok & Fitch, Classmatic - Next To Me (Original Mix) 9. Moreno Pezzolato - Fly Away (Original Mix) 10. Dot N Life - Jenny From The Block (Original Mix) 11. Bizza - Solaris (Original MiX) 12. Ragie Ban - My Bank (Original Mix) 13. PING (UK - Rolling (Original Mix) 14. FLETCH (GB) - Get 2 Know (Render Remix - Extended Mix) 15. Goosey, Micah Baxter - Curious (Original Mix
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Lee Walker stopped by tonight while RN is out. We covered a bunch of topics from running multiple business's, previewing AEW Collision, thought's on aging in pro wrestling and MMA, Married w/ family VS Single life, plus a ton more. This was a really fun episode to shoot and I hope you enjoy listening in. Thank you for watching the show! Please support us by joining our Patreon or donating on PayPal. Please leave a 5 Star review on Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/smacked-raw-a-pro-wrestling-podcast/id1476458615 https://Patreon.com/SmackedRawPodcast PayPal.me/SmackedRawPod https://Twitch.tv/SmackedRawPodcast LIKE and SUBSCRIBE - YouTube.com/SmackedRawPodcast Follow us on Twitter @SmackedRawPod Kyle @TheKyTyShow RN @Mister8984
Tracklist 1. Karrém - Mr Dynamite (Extended Revenge Mix) 2. Sam Divine, Hayley May - Face In The Crowd (Extended Mix) 3. KIRIK - Rise And Shine (Original Mix) 4. Audiojack - Begin Again (Original Mix) 5. Claptone - Euphoria (Extended MIX) 6. Julian Fijma - Devious Dog (Original Mix) 7.Paluma, Tyson O'brien - Man Eater (Extended Mix) 8. Jack Swift - Can I Wait (Louden Remix) 9.0beid - Replying (Original Mix) 10.Fallon (IE) - Get Funky (Original Mix) 11.Derek Marin - Evilution (Original Mix) 12. Juanito - Work It Mami (Original Mix) 13. Will & Batty - All I Want (Original Mix) 14. Will Taylor CUM - Ordinary Things (Original Mix)
Interview w/ Former NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion, "Rugged" Ron GarvinIn this episode of Perched On The Top Rope, Lee Walker sat down with Former NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion, "Rugged" Ron Garvin for a career introspective.Topics included:• Who Ron was trained by...hint it was NOT Pat Patterson contrary to what all records say• Thoughts on owning ICW and then being worked into the angles• His feud with "Macho Man" Randy SavageAND MORE!!Tune in because this is a good one!!Hey, while you're at it, give us a subscribe! Check out all our social media:Social Media:Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/PerchedOnTheTopRopeTwitter: https://twitter.com/PerchedTopRopeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/perchedtopropepodcastTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/perchedonthetopropeTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@perchedonthetoperope?lang=enLinkTree: https://linktr.ee/PerchedOnTheTopRopePodcast:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/perched-on-the-top-rope/id1562935713RedCirclehttps://redcircle.com/shows/perchedonthetopropePodbay: https://podbay.fm/p/perched-on-the-top-ropeSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2lmHqudev6A1o2IYv9ZwF0Audible: https://www.audible.com/pd/Podcast/B08JJNS5CW?qid=1630208484&sr=1-1&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1&pf_rd_p=83218cca-c308-412f-bfcf-90198b687a2f&pf_rd_r=Q576P1EBR7Z76MKG5XM3Other Links:ProWrestlingTees: https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/perchedonthetopropeSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Pressure The Press! In this episode, Jay sits down with businessman and wrestling podcaster Jim Wrestle to discuss the change in wrestling and his thoughts on AEW. Also, this week, Perched On The Top Rope podcast host Lee Walker returns to discuss the media and their responsibility in pro wrestling. Links Follow Turnbuckle Tabloid on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TurnbuckleTabJoin the Turnbuckle Tabloid Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/320104321733922/?source_id=382960952118538Become a fan on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Turnbuckle-Tabloid-382960952118538Follow TBT on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/turnbuckletabloidpodcast/ The views expressed on air during Turnbuckle Tabloid do not represent the views of the RAGE Works staff, partners, or affiliates. Listener discretion advised.
Ian Formigle Ian is a real estate professional and serial entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience in real estate private equity, equity options trading and start-ups. Ian is Chief Investment Officer at CrowdStreet, overseeing its marketplace, an online commercial real estate investment platform that has completed over 650 offerings totalling over $25 billion of commercial real estate. Prior to joining CrowdStreet, Ian was VP of Business Development for ScanlanKemperBard Companies, where he managed the firm's alternative investment platform and served as a senior acquisitions officer. Previously, Ian co-founded and served as CEO of Clarus Property Ventures, a regional real estate private equity firm that focused on multifamily acquisitions. Ian began his career as an equity options market maker and member of the Pacific Exchange In this episode we talked about: Ian's Bio & Background CrowdStreet Overview Asset Classes and Strategies Outlook in Real Estate De-risking Strategies for Real Estate Leverage Office Market Potential Best Places to Invest Ian's Thoughts on Flow Company Useful links: Book - Rey Dalio “Principles: Your Guided Journal (Create Your Own Principles to Get the Work and Life You Want)” Podcast - The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-prof-g-pod-with-scott-galloway/id1498802610 Contact Ian: https://www.crowdstreet.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/ianformigle/ Transcription: Jesse (0s): Welcome to the working capital real estate podcast. My name's Jessica galley. And on this show, we discuss all things real estate with investors and experts in a variety of industries that impact real estate. Whether you're looking at your first investment or raising your first fund, join me and let's build that portfolio one square foot at a time. Ladies and gentlemen, my name's Jesse Fraga. You're listening to working capital the real estate podcast. My special guest today is returning guest Ian for melee. Ian is a real estate professional and C entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience in real estate, private equity, startups, and equity and options trading at crowd street in is the chief investment officer leading the office of the CIO division and is responsible for the overall strategy of the firm. Ian serves as a member of the crowd street, executive management team, and is responsible for the final review and approval of all deals that go live on the online marketplace. He's also chairman of the crowd street advisory investment committee, Ian, how you doing? Ian (1m 3s): Doing pretty good, Jesse. Thanks for having me back on the podcast. It's a pleasure to be Jesse (1m 6s): Here. Well, it's great to have you again, and we're just joking before the, before the podcast that not much has changed in the last 12 to 18 months. So this will probably just be kind of retread old, old hat. Ian (1m 16s): Yeah, exactly. Nothing nothing's changed since February of last year. Jesse (1m 21s): So for those that, that didn't catch the first episode, although it is, I think at this point close to a year, year and a half old, there's a lot of good information there on the company in general and the market and the outlook at that time. You're more than welcome to check that first episode out. But for those that didn't catch that one for listeners. Maybe you could give a little bit of a background on yourself and then kind of on the company itself. Ian (1m 47s): Sure. Happy to do so. So my personal background is entirely so for the entirety of my career, it's in investing in one form or the other. I started my career outta college as an equity options market maker. I was actually an exchange floor trader I traded on the, the floor for a number of years. I made market and equity options did that for about six or seven years up into and through the.com bust of 2001 started to pivot into, to commercial real estate. I should say, really at the beginning, residential real estate buying and managing it, renting it, fixing it and flipping it just like a lot of investors started in the single family space in the early two thousands in the state of California, built a little portfolio, ended up selling that, looking to transition into 10 31. That's what led me into my first four in into multi-family did that for a number of years, all the way up into the downturn build a mil multifamily syndication platform was doing class B and class C garden style apartment deals all over the United States did about 800 doors or so. And in the downturn, you know, properties were doing okay, wasn't really syndicating new. There was a lot of new deals to be had in 2009, but class B and class C was still hanging in there. And, you know, we were, we were covering the debt, paying the rents and so forth, and then transitioned coming out of the downturn into commercial real estate at the larger, in, you know, institutional scale worked for, with a group for a number of years, doing what we would say is GPLP deals in the large institutional space doing total cap deals from 25 million to 150 million on a single transaction partnering with a lot of household names around the, around the country. And then that totality of experience kind of positioned me to go join crowd street in 2014, the two co-founders had gotten the platform live and they were looking for somebody to basically serve as the chief investment officer. So somebody who had done a lot of different real estate deals knew how to raise capital, knew how to work with investors and could serve as the arbiter of all the deal flow that they would hopefully bring to the platform over the ensuing years. That was a pretty exciting pitch. I saw the opportunity in the space. I liked what the future of online real estate capital could look like. And so from my vantage point seemed like a good, a good place to go. And so I joined those two co-founders in the summer of 2014 and joined another, a third kind of another executive. So kind of the original founding for, as we say, to go build crowd street and get it to, to where it is today. So now today, fast forward from those, you know, that first inception of those couple deals, crowd street started off as a couple deals trying to raise a million dollars here or there. Now we've done. I think at this point almost 680 deals, we've raised about 3.6 billion in equity. We raised 1.2 billion in equity last year. And then we also actually have an advisory group, which you mentioned at the top of the show, which we manage a little over 400 million of discretionary capital on behalf of high net worth investors all over the us. So it's been a fun journey so far, but yeah, my background is always in investing in one shape or form. Jesse (4m 56s): No, that's great. I appreciate that. Now for those that aren't familiar with crowd street, maybe you could take us into kind of the main business and how crowd street works and, you know, for those interested in more detail, you can always go to the website. There's a lot of great resources there, but yeah. And if you could give kind of a high level overview of crowd street and how it evolved to where it is today. Ian (5m 16s): Sure. So the crowd street marketplace launched in April of 2014 with a vision to bring institutional type real estate deals, private equity deals directly to individual investors all over the country, you know, coming outta my institutional, you know, CRA background. You know, I saw that a lot of the, a lot of the checks, you know, the, the capital behind the deals that we were doing were coming from, you know, large groups all around the country. And they were assembling, you know, we were looking for equity checks of 30, 40, 50 million. And so back then you really to get to that size of capital on a per transaction basis, you really had to go to those kind of household names. So the vision was that if you could assemble syndication at scale, that could be the catalyst for bringing the types of deals that would historically go to those institutions. Now you could potentially bring those to the individual investor, but individual investors historically had been capitalizing deals in what we would call the country club model, smaller deals, regionally based, somebody that you knew, or maybe that your friend knew who could introduce you to a small, you know, ground up, you know, development deal, or maybe an acquisition, but typically speaking, you know, in your backyard somewhere, if not in your Metro, definitely in your state. And so our vision was that if we could build technology around a change in legislation that took place in the fall of 2013, which was that for the first time, since the, you know, basically the securities act of 1933. So the jobs act and title two of the jobs act, which was kicking in would enable the public dissemination of a private equity RegD deal, right? That is what we call that's five oh six rev reg D. And now what was changing was that 5 0 6 C was gonna be coming online and enabling that, that public dissemination or advertising really what it really boiled down to was advertising of a deal. So advertising of a deal enabled the possibility of a platform to come along and say, well, if we could take a deal and we could now advertise it, we could put it on a website. We could talk about it publicly. That's what really, what you needed to break into online syndication. And then if you could build technology around that, and you could create a mechanism by which hundreds, and then perhaps thousands of investors could come into a single transaction. Now we have a scale that would allow for individuals to come together in large numbers and actually syndicate at record levels numbers that have never been, you know, kind of conceivable before. So now we fast forward today. And so we, you know, we're still on that journey, but what the crowd street marketplace is doing is it is syndicating at scale in a 5 0 6 C or public dissemination format. The individuals on that platform are on average investing at about $50,000 per individual investment. So it it's more approachable. It's not, we're, we're not, you know, all the way down the road. So, you know, we think that there's gonna be better, you know, accessibility in the years to come. It is today, mostly for accredited investors, right? So those are investors who have individual incomes that equal $200,000 per year joint incomes that equal $300,000 per year or a household that has a net worth of 1 million exclusive of their personal residents. So if you check one of those boxes, you are by definition accredited investor, that's an S E C definition. That's not a crowd street definition or an industry definition. That's what enables investors to participate on the crowd crowd street marketplace, which today has I think about 17,000 in counting, you know, active investors that are writing checks every day. And that number grows, you know, there's over a hundred thousand investors that are actively looking at the website on a, on a monthly basis. And as, as I alluded to do earlier, that's, that's the, you know, the vehicle for what is really providing the, the impetus behind that 1.2 billion of equity that was funded last year. And we're growing again this year. So, you know, investors continue to join the marketplace and continue to invest and when they do so they invest on a repeated basis. We're almost up to, I think about seven investments for the average investor. And we're almost, I think we're in the high 60% range for repeat investors on the platform. So it's a, it's a massive Indi, you know, syndication at scale type platform that powers, you know, deal by deal. So my job is the chief investment officer is to oversee all the deal flow that we bring to the platform. We've looked at, you know, thousands of deals over the last few years. I think our, our advisors went back to 2019 just to say, look, what have we done since then? And that translated into, you know, 5,500 deals and counting, which at this, point's probably over 6,000 that we've actually looked at for contemplation for bringing to the marketplace. Jesse (10m 12s): So last time we spoke, we talked a about the kind of four major food groups, retail, industrial office, and multi res on the CRE commercial real estate side of things, believe it was February, 2021, where we had that conversation from even just, you know, from then to now, in terms of the, your outlook or your thoughts on these asset classes, how have those changed if at all, and how has that been informed by, you know, what's gone on in the last year? Ian (10m 42s): Yeah. Well, from February 21 to now, I think there's almost kind of like two periods that we should discuss because there was the February to call it about February of this year period. And then there's been February of 22 to, to now, you know, the beginning of September. So over the course of that 20, 21 period, I mean, when we, when we talked last time, you know, as a platform, we were pretty bullish about, you know, what we saw as momentum coming out of the depths of the pandemic. There was, you know, green shoots kind of all over the place in terms of, Hey, I think we're seeing, you know, demand come back for real estate. We were seeing capital velocity come back. And that made us optimistic over what that, that ensuing year was gonna look like. And in retrospect, I guess we weren't bullish enough because that the market absolutely ripped as we all saw last year. And if we think about it from like a, each of those food groups, you know, we saw industrial pricing up 41%, you know, on, on a year, over year basis in 2021, we saw multi-family up, you know, over 42, 40 2%. According to RCA, you even saw retail start to bounce back, you saw, you know, hospitality markets start to show some signs of life. I think the only major food group that was, you know, kind of continuing to languish a little bit was the was office for kind of all the obvious reasons, you know, post pandemic coming back to office kind of keeps kicking the can. And when people are really gonna get back into the office, but you know, really it was, it was a record year when you blended it all together, you know, it was, it was just, you know, it's just a, Sensable up 88% year over year in 2020, over 2020 in terms of volume by RCA. So, you know, I think what, what we saw was we were, we were really optimistic in the multifamily industrial sectors and we were, had some cautious optimism when it came to retail and office. I think retail kind of came in a little bit, I'd say maybe in line or a little bit better than we thought. I think office was probably the one where it just continued to trade somewhat sideways, but you know, way more demand and way more asset appreciation for industrial multi-family than we had thought going in. So that kind of brings us up to, you know, up into 2022 and then from 2022 of say February or so until now. Well, now what we've seen in the market is kind of the, I'd say it's kind of a two part, you know, adjustment to everything that's going on. And what I mean by that is, well, the, in the earlier part of this year, what we saw, you know, come through and have to get processed by the market, was everything changing in terms of pricing based upon, you know, inflation, leading to increases in interest rates, leading to decreases in what lenders were willing to do in terms of a loan cost percentage. Also, you know, obviously we're saying we had to have the debt kind of get refactored in through all those deals and when you factor in debt and when debt prices change, there's really kind of two things that need to account for one is the spot price. So if the rate goes up 50 or 60 basis points, you have to factor that in right now. But what you also have to do is you have to think about on a forward going basis and a lot of deals that we do have variable debt. So when you change the price today, well, really what you have to really think through from a real estate business model perspective is what is that going forward interest rate? And if it, if it come, if it increases today and the expectation's gonna increase a little bit more tomorrow, well then that has downstream ramifications. We had to factor all of those in. So what you were seeing in the early part of this year was, you know, that getting processed through slowed some deal velocity down, it did start to create what I would say is the peel off of some of the, the peak pricing that started to look, you know, more, I would say single digit percentage ranges is based upon our experience and what we were seeing transacting out there. And then I think as we transition more into the summer period, and now where we sit today kind of coming at the end of the summer is now a little bit more to that that go forward. What do we, you know, what does the future look like? You know, I think from a macro perspective, there was a lot of people earlier this year who were wondering and thinking, are we already in a recession or is a recession happening? Is it about to happen? And then, then some, you know, jobs, data came out to continue to suggest that maybe we weren't in a recession yet, but, and I think that big, but is now going forward, Q4 leading into Q1. Now there's more credible groups starting to think about, are we about to head into a mild recession conference board, for example, which is a pretty conservative group, they're expecting mild recession by the end of this year or early part of early next year. And so I think what we're seeing now in the marketplace and on a transaction, you know, by transaction basis is that now those expectations of maybe we really are about to go into recession if we aren't yet. And what will that do to demand leading into a little bit of cap rate expansion, as we've seen this year, we've already seen, I'd say call it 25 to 50 basis points on certain deals, 50 basis points being maybe in some of the most, the hottest markets that are cooling off. And so now what we're seeing is that, that, you know, what was, and a low to single digit, you know, three to 5% kind of price reductions are now starting to look more like five to 10, even 10 to 15, even up to 20% on a, on a kind of one off basis. But again, I think if we see that 10 plus percent price reduction, it's in a market that was probably bid overly bid coming into this year. So I think it's just more of overall kind of a correction, you know, into, you know, into a, a more normalized market. And I think when we roll it all up, that's kind of what we're seeing is that I think there was too much momentum coming into this year. I think that momentum has now been kind of stopped, you know, kind of cold in its tracks, you know, green, Street's a good, pretty good place for, you know, kind of like when you roll it all up, they have their C P P I, which is their commercial property price index. That's now down, you know, just under 5% of the year from its peak. And I think that's probably relatively where it should sit. And so now on a go forward basis, I think we have more normalized assumptions. Yes. We can still have rent growth. Yes. There's things are still looking pretty good overall, but we have to get back to much more kind of a sober approach to real estate when coming into this year, the demand was just pretty insatiable. Jesse (17m 4s): Yeah. And then especially those really high or more expensive markets, you just had this, I, this for the last, I don't know, five, five years where it was just kind of, the pricing started to get a little crazy and you didn't have the, or you didn't even need the, the diligence and the back to principles that underwriting takes. So if, if we go into this trend of, you know, more realistic pricing so that we actually see cap rates expand, which in most markets definitely in this market have compressed for years now, what does that look like from a leverage standpoint? You mentioned that a lot of what you do is variable debt, but do you find that de-risking in the sense of loan to value? Is, is that something that you consider how much equity is being brought in and then obviously that has, you know, know downward impacts on levered returns. So how do you look at that in terms of lowering or de-risking in the event that we're preparing for, you know, even, even a mild recession by the end of the year? Ian (18m 2s): Yeah. So I'd say from our standpoint, how we look at it is, you know, it's, it's pretty simple to us that I think that if the market is not gonna grow as quickly as it has been growing, you know, lower leverage ratios overall make, make sense, it's prudent. And so, you know, we look at it from a debt coverage percentage, you know, ratio, right? Like what was our debt coverage on this deal going in and what what's, what do we think we can get to? And how do we make sure that we maintain debt coverage, you know, over the early to mid part of the holding period. So anything there was, there was this telltale sign. I, from my, my perspective that earlier this year, something was gonna change pretty quickly. And what I mean by that is we, we were seeing these deals show up at the beginning of this year with negative leverage, right? And so for people who are super familiar with what, what we're really talking about is when the going in cap rate is markedly below the cost of the debt, then you're, you're paying more for the debt than what you're getting in unaged yield in the asset. And what that tells you, if you're gonna, if you're willing to pay, for example, a three cap, but bar with at 4% interest, what, what you're basically betting on and saying is, I think the growth of this asset is so strong, but by the time I get to year two or year three of this asset, I'm gonna have not only just a 4% unaged yield, which by the way, I was buying a 3% unleveraged deal right now, I'm gonna be at a five, five and a half. I'm gonna be in the positive zone. And, and it's going to take me paying the 3% unleveraged deal today to get this asset so that I can get to that growth. That's that's the negative leverage bet. And so when you, if you were to perpetuate what was happening in 2021, then sure. If you could, if you could do that for two or three more years, I guess that, that would've made sense. Now, my perspective coming into this year is that if we had actually perpetuated what had happened in 2021, even another one and a half years to two years, we were probably in a market condition that would crash because you would just get to simple, you know, levels of unaffordability. That would be so egregious that every, that you would have this capitulation in the market, that was my personal thesis. So when these deals were showing up, when we were already starting to see signs of deceleration rate, decelerating rates of growth, I should say, you know, but understanding that we were still in a, you multifamily sector, for example, solidly, we were gonna be in the mid to high single digit percentage year, over year growth rates. We felt, but over the ensuing years, we expected rent growth to come down more towards, you know, inflationary, you know, year over year kind of inflationary normalization level is of call it 3% or so it just simply didn't make sense. Some of the, you know, the, the, when, when capric were starting to trend in a market like Phoenix, for example, below 3% on a, on a going in basis, I just couldn't make heads or tails of that deal. And so I think that's what I, when I thought is like, look, now, now when we were getting into March, April of this year, we were starting to see interest rates really increase when that negative leverage fed was starting to, you know, bump out. And when you get, ultimately my, my opinion is that when you're negative leverage, something's gotta give, you're either gonna have growth in the assets. That's gonna get you there, or you're gonna have, you know, asset pricing come down and cap rates expand. And so, you know, and, or you're gonna have you're, you're either gonna get to also debt. That's gonna come down in price to meet that cap rate to kind of even things out. So knowing that interest rates weren't gonna come down and knowing that the growth really wasn't gonna be there as we thought, you know, at a level that would really justify it. Well, then the thing that's gonna have to give is that cap rates are gonna have to expand to get back to a more normalized market. And I think when you bowl it all up, what we felt was, if we're gonna go back to interest rate environment, that's gonna feel more like 2018, then we're gonna have to go back to cap rate's assumptions and pricing, and some other things that are gonna look more normal, look more 2018, like, and that was kind of how we navigated, you know, the early to middle part of this year and, and how we still look at it today. The deal has to make sense in a, in a very normal looking go forward period, even with what might be now, 12 to 18 months of, you know, lackluster rate of growth in front of it. Jesse (22m 29s): Yeah. And it's a good way for someone to do an initial analysis, just seeing that negative leverage on a deal, or you see some exit cap that, you know, is, or lower than the, you know, the entry cap cap rate. There's a number of different ways that as you know, we can manipulate these models and it's, it's important to make sure that, you know, when you do look at these things, you see the assumptions and if they are, if they make sense, I wanna talk a bit about the, the report, best places to invest. But before we get there, we, we touched on these asset classes and obviously, you know, I'm biased working predominantly in office commercial real estate, but I think it's topical. The office is one of those, one of the four that is still in this kind of odd place, depending on the market, obviously, but I'd like your thoughts just generally on the, the office market in general, if you think that a lot of us who've worked in this industry saw that the moving to digital or, or more conferencing was more of a secular trend that was kind of going in that direction, that kind of got shoved into that direction. But now with companies like apple and Comcast mandating, some sort of hybrid model and other companies following suit, what's, what's your general thoughts on the office sector? Ian (23m 42s): Yeah, so my, my, my general macro thesis on office is that it, it's not dead. I do think people are gonna work in offices going forward, but I do think that it will look somewhat different than it has looked pre pandemic. And so to me, office is in this period of transition. And when we, when we roll it up, I do think that if you, if we fast forward to 2025, I think we're back into a more normalized, you know, 20, 20 decade, you know, office market. And what I mean by that is, is that, you know, do I think that certain types of office are gonna struggle and will continue to struggle? Yes. I think the part of the market that struggles indefinitely is what I would call the class B commoditized office space. The reason I think that there's this transition going on is that, you know, what we've had the benefit of during the pandemic period is the flexibility that we get by being able to work from home and, and, and what that's done for us. Okay. So now when we think about going to an office, when we go back to that office, I do think we, people are gonna wanna go back because working at home while it's very flexible, it's not very exciting. It is you are relatively in isolation. And so, but if you're gonna go back now, what we got during the pandemic was that time back, if we're not commuting anymore, you know, depends upon where you live and how far your commute is, but the estimates are that on an annualized basis that could translate in anywhere from kind of like two to three weeks to even four, five weeks of time back. So four weeks over the period of a year is a lot of time. So if we're gonna give that time back, I think there has to be something that you're gonna get in, in exchange for going back in. And I think what you would want to expect. And I think what employers will ultimately need to contemplate giving those employees is a more compelling office environment we're in, and also a more in a hybrid office environment, which is gonna translate into a more hotel type of environment. So when, when I think about how office will change, I do think that it will look like it'll look somewhat different. Like I think, you know, the number of dedicated desks, I think go down, I think the number of flex desks go up, I think that the amount of collaborative space needs to probably increase if we retrace back to 2018 or 2019, and we were jamming a lot of people into offices. I think my company was an example of that and say, when you ha, when you get down to 110, 120 square feet per employee, and what that office environment looked like, and when we come back outta the pandemic, are you really gonna have that number of employees per square feet? I think the answer is no. I think, you know, we are already seeing the signs of the highly impacted collaborative open office, trying to show signs of weakness in terms of, it was hard to think it was hard to get space, to actually meet with somebody. It, it was challenged in a lot of ways. So I think that's that to me, that goes away to some degree. So I think there's there's space that will need to be repurposed to a degree, but that space will, so maybe we don't need as much physical space than we thought we used to need, but then maybe there's gonna be like this flex in between maybe if instead, if it was 10,000 square feet of space that we needed before, maybe it will be eight or nine, but that eight, or nine's gonna be very well built out. It's gonna, it's gonna contemplate that 60% of my workforce is gonna attend on a daily basis, but they're gonna filter in filter out, but it's gonna be really nice. It's gonna, it's gonna allow for the clients to come into the office. It still needs the conference space. It still needs really good collaborative breakout space, and it needs some hotel space. So to me, that's kind of where that, like, I think that is a part of the future of office. I also think that coworking gets blended into this because while there may be these hubs, now, maybe there'll be, you know, there's a little bit more spreading out of the workforce too, but maybe for the people that are in, in the outer stretches, maybe they've moved out of the HQ market and they're working remotely because they could, but they want to go back into an office environment. And you're now you're two states over from the HQ. Well, maybe you're gonna go into a co-working space with a few of your other colleagues that are in that Metro as well. I think those are all the types of things that come back. So I do think that we get there and why I think that there is this bifurcation that continues to occur in the office sector is if you think about that really nice hotel type environment, great breakout collaborative space, you know, we're, we're now. And we're now thinking about where are we going back into work? Well, we also want adjacencies of good restaurants, you know, good cafes, you know, things that are available, you outside that office building. I think these are all the things that go into like what the future of office will look like and to get those people back in the office and feeling good about it. It's like, you know, think about the amenity set. So the thing that can fail a little bit is if that office space was that class be commoditized. It wasn't very exciting. It, it had bad light had bad window lines. It was the kind of place that people were, you know, going into just for the price of it. That to me is the thing that will probably continue to languish to some degree, maybe some of that actually gets repurposed. But when we think about class, a newer property, good window lines, well located and with a host of amenities around it, to me, that's the type of office place that comes back and, or the, you know, and then I think the, the next layer of that is that if you have, you could still have some older office buildings, but they're gonna have to be kind of revitalized to, to be more vibrant, look more newer in class a and if they're in good locations and they can kind of go a little bit more, you know, toe to toe with the class, a space, but at a bit of a discount now, I think you've got that next layer of, of what can be viable in the future. So that's what I, that we generally look at it. So when we look at deals today, right now in the marketplace, I think we think about it, it, through those lens, who, you know, who are the tenants in place, what is, what is their need on a go forward basis? How, you know, where does this thing sit within a, within a submarket, how vibrant and, and, you know, will that sub, is that submarket today and will it be in the future? And we can get to a, you know, a general thesis that, Hey, this is one of a, an asset in a good location that I think would actually survive in the new office environment. Then I think we're reasonably bullish, but I do think it, it may take us a couple years to get there. Jesse (30m 13s): Yeah, no, that's a, that's a great insight. And I think it, you know, we've done over the years, all these utilization studies with different companies and how often we have these large board, excuse me, large private offices that never get used. And how I think as a positive going forward thing, I think for the market would just be healthier, having more efficient space use. And whether that as a total has companies taking on less rentable square F square feet, cuz you know, there's both sides of it spread out more but more efficient and what that actually shakes down to, I think either way, whatever it does, it'll promote a more efficient layout if in fact the workforce goes in that direction. So in, in terms of the geographies that, that you look at or that you invest in, maybe you could talk a little bit about this annual report, best places to invest that you came up with and yeah. What, what are your thoughts on that? And you know, what was the, the thesis of the report? Ian (31m 7s): Yeah. So we do publish this report on an annual basis. We've done it for, you know, we're just two years in running. So we'll come up with our third annual publication here at the beginning of the, of this next year. And what we try to do at the beginning of the year is communicate to the crowd street investor community, how we assess the geography of the United States, because as we all know, not all markets are created equal. There are certain markets that are absorbing, there are certain markets that are, that are, you know, vibrant and growing, but then they also have a lot of supply that's coming at the same time. So what we try to do is we, we first we take a global macro approach. I mean, I think in essence as a, as a platform and as you know, the investments group within crowd street, I think we're we're first and foremost, a little bit of a macro thesis driven platform. Generally speaking, we wanna be in the types of markets where we see job growth and population growth consistently, we see kind of a, a burgeoning and further creation of a there, there, we would say, you know, like, why live here? Why move here? What is the compelling aspects of this location? Because ultimately like we're tracking, you know, population flows and we're also tracking where do companies want to reside and where companies want to reside increasingly and where those people wanna live to work with those companies. Then you have what we think is basically the underlying fundamental thesis behind why you would want commercial real estate, because we're either looking for something to build, whether that's multi-family and office or strip center, whatever it is, right. We wanna think about where do people wanna be? Where are they gonna live? Where are they gonna work? Where are they gonna play? And ultimately when there are more people wanting to do that in one in the same location and there's upward momentum in what those people are earning that's when rents grow, that's when properties absorb, that's generally speaking when commercial real estate values increase. So with that said, now we have to break that down to markets. Now for years at crowd street, we have had a, what we call a growing secondary markets thesis. When we think about around the places around the country, and we kind of found our way to this thesis probably around 2017 or so, you know, we were looking at markets like Denver and Charlotte, you know, we were even starting to look at Nashville back then in Austin. And what we were seeing is these are markets that are attracting people. They're becoming, you know, more mature and more compelling, you know, metros in, in and of themselves, right? They're getting more sports teams, their airports are growing. You know, people are moving, the people are moving, are educated. Companies are coming. Those are all the things that swell around to us create a vibrant Metro. So, and when we were thinking about where do we wanna invest? And again, taking that macro thesis into, into account, we really wanna be in those locations because a lot of what we do is multi-family driven. We also do some industrial. Those really are driven on like on where people are moving to where, you know, and if we're building a new multi-family building in a given location, for example, we wanna make sure that, that we feel like there's people who are gonna show up, they're gonna lease it. They have the incomes and there's, there's the reason for them being there. So that is translated into, you know, we have, we're also a fan of a market like Orlando. Orlando was a really good example of a market that we thought had a lot of momentum coming into it before the pandemic, we saw that momentum go relatively sideways during the pandemic, but we saw the population growth that was coming there year over year. My recollection is, you know, was hitting like 2% per year. So we were bullish on Orlando coming out, the pandemic we leaned in last year, we did some multi-family deals. Those are now, you know, those are now leased up at well in excess of what we thought going in. So those are the types of markets. So, you know, for this last year, a Austin was our number one market, right? We were also really bullish and we have been bullish on Raleigh Durham, Raleigh Durham is a market that still stands out to us. Our team actually spent, we had probably 30 people that we spent time in Raleigh Durham just earlier this year in April. My takeaway from spending a week in Raleigh Durham was that that was a market that you could invest in for the next decade. It's a great place. It obviously has, you know, it's always had research triangle, you've got universities. That's another thing that, that when we think about things are checking boxes for like where we wanna invest, look at that diversity of demand drivers. If you have certain industries that gravitate towards there, if you have research, if you have, you know, and again, if you have top tier research universities, so you've got those in Raleigh Durham in the form of duke and, and, and chapel hill, you know, in other places, we also think about like the, the anchor that you get when you are the state capital. It's one of the reasons Austin has been a perennial favorite for us is because not only do you have all the tech growth, but you've also got the, the state capital there you've got UT Austin there. There's just the, what we would say is these unfair number of advantages relative to some other cities. Now, again, we, we do have to think about this on a year, over year basis, because what can happen in a year or two is that you can overshoot, we've all seen markets overshoot in terms of supply. We can see overshooting in terms of pricing, right? If, if the market gets so, you know, over zealously bought that, when you start to really think about it from a rational perspective, you say, well, I think this asset in this location is what we would say is price to perfection. Well then that's when even an asset in a location like Austin can maybe be a bad buy because it's just too expensive for yo the next year or two, six or seven years from now. It probably looks okay, but that can dilute returns. So now when we think about, you know, as we're starting to think about our markets for next year, you know, some things that have stood out to us this year that were a little bit different than last year were that we're seeing some resurgence into some cities that are, that are a little bit larger, you know, one market that also stood out that we spent some time in this year is that, you know, while we were doing an east coast tour a little bit, so to speak, we spent some time in Philadelphia and Philadelphia to us was a market. You know, we're a little bit focused in an area on the north end of downtown called Fishtown. And then there's another market adjacent to it. And, you know, the vibrance of what's happening in Philly like Philly is, is, you know, it's got a lot of momentum behind it. There's a lot of redevelopment that's occurring. There's a lot of investment that's coming to that city. And I think there's also this, like, you know, resurgence of some of the cities, you know, another market that is, you know, kind of almost, you know, if there's one market out there that I would say that has a bit of a difference from the headlines versus just the data and what it looks like to actually look at the deals is Chicago. You know, Chicago's got a really bad kind of national rep right now. It's had it, had it had its, you know, share of dislocation during the pandemic. It had some bad news associated with it in terms of the riots and the, and you know, and so forth. But then this year, Chicago office market absorbed 2.4 million square feet in Q2 of this year. That's according to Moody's. And so I think there's this underlying data rents are growing in Chicago, multifamily is absorbing. And like I said, offices absorbing. So I do think there's a little bit of, of, of resurgence of some of the cities. We're also, we've been looking at deals in New York recently, you know, from, you know, multi-family rents in New York are already back at the highest in the country. And from our perspective, if we can find not only multi-family deals that make sense, I think there's, there's a reason to, to be bullish on the future of multi-family in and around, you know, one, one of the boroughs we're starting to look at office in Manhattan, you know? Yes, the, the, the utilization rate is still low today, but as I always like to point out last time I checked New York is still a world class city. Every time somebody is called the end of New York and people love to kind of, you know, they, they see weakness and they're like, is this the end of New York fast forward two to three years, everything's back to like record levels of demand pricing and so forth. I think this is the next go around. You know, if we can find, you know, you know, aggressively priced office in Manhattan, we're looking at some deals in the pipeline right now that look very compelling from that standpoint. I do think that again, if we fast forward to 20, 25 and 26, we've got a better office market in New York than we have today. I think that there's a little bit of a resurgence of some of the big cities. Jesse (39m 26s): Yeah. I think that's true. And we, we track a lot of this, a lot of the utilization from city to city. And I think a lot of this is going in the right direction. But like I was saying before, it really comes down to getting back to basics and having principled investments and making sure that the thesis aligns with the actual acquisition and, and falling through of it. I wanna be mindful the time here, Ian, but before we, before we wrap up, I would love to get your thoughts on for listeners, unless you've been under a rock for the last few years, you've heard WeWork before you've heard Adam Newman. He started a founded a new company called flow. So some of you might not have heard of that, but basically I think at this point there was 6,000 or some odd or 3000 some odd apartments that were acquired would love to get your thoughts on the idea of this, because there's been a lot of these venture capitalists that have invested into this company. And for listeners, maybe you could give just kind of a, a brief overview of, of what flow is and yeah. Then would love to get your thoughts on it. Ian (40m 32s): Yeah. So what was interesting about flow was that, you know, you don't hear a lot about it, there's this one announcement, you know, kind of coming out of, and, and they, and then you hear about the 350 million investment from Inre Horowitz. And, and then when the, the, the press release on flow was somewhat cryptic, but then from a commercial real estate, you know, operator developer perspective, when you you've been around the markets for all, you kind of understand what they're gonna do. And so my perspective on what flow will be is it will be essentially taking a multi-family asset and taking a little bit of like a, taking some of the WeWork philosophy and kind of bringing that sense of community, infusing it with multiple uses, more types of uses probably in, in a flow property than in a standard multifamily. And if you think you, you just take your kind of normal kind of bread and butter podium deal, right. It's got retail on the ground floor and it's got apartment stacked above and has kind of a rooftop deck, right. And it's got some other amenities on site. So if I think about what flow will do, I think, think flow's gonna do some things first. It, it will bring branding to multifamily and by creating branding, they're gonna create, you know, we've already seen, you know, Adam's been buying properties in Miami and Nashville and, you know, and, and other markets, right? So they're going to now take and brand flow. I think in multiple cities, they're gonna create this sense of, Hey, you might move from city to city, but stay at a flow property when you move to that next city and how they could incent stickiness in that residential tenant is this idea that they've started to talk about. They're, they're giving clues towards, I think the ability of equity share, right? Cuz they talk about how housing is unaffordable, hard to buy a house house. Now, I mean, we've already seen this, you know, affordability of a house is, you know, up 50 to 60%, you know, in terms of what it's gonna cost you on a mortgage payment from last year. So if you're not buying the home, but you wanna live in an apartment, but rents keep going up. I think how they could ultimately get to giving some of their renters a piece of the equity pie is from the standpoint that what WeWork already proved they could do is take your normal rent and you can get a little higher rent on a, on a, you know, month, over month basis. And so if you, now, if you equate that to a multifamily property, let's just say, for example, a unit should rent for $2,500, but maybe it rents for 27 50 because now it's flow and they're gonna put some other amenities in the property so forth. If you can you take that additional $250 a month, which would be $3,000 a year. And even in a five cap, that's $60,000 of additional value in that residential unit that you're getting through that excess rent. So I think the, the part of the thesis here is that you get more rent than you would otherwise. So I think flow in my opinion will be based on over market rents, which then could create additional value at the property level. And if that pie grows by that $60,000, in my example, that's what you could give to some, to, to the resident in some share. Now the share part, I think will be interesting because my, again, my personal thought and I have no other reason to then my personal opinion to think this will be the case is that if I was gonna create a, an equity share program, I would make it vest over time. Just like you would do stock options. Yeah. So whether it's four years or five years, my, my model, if I'm Adam and I'm creating flow right now, I'd say we're gonna charge above market rents. We're gonna fully monetize these properties though. And we're gonna bring more sense of community to them. We're gonna put, you know, communal gardens up on top. And remember Adam grew up on a kubutz. And so I think the idea of bringing that, like kubutz type living to a modern class, a multi-family building in, in a Nashville or, or a Miami, there could be a possibility there, but then I would, I would make that resident stay at the property for four or five years, or if they moved, moved to one of my other flow properties to continue to have that registered, you know that, or I should say that meter run. And then if you live there for five years, then now you're creating towards equity share. And if you think about it, if you did that, now you have better occupancy probably than market standard. If that market is a 94% occupied submarket, you could probably occupy your, you know, operate your building at 96 or 97% occupancy because you have this really sticky tendency. That's either living there to keep a creating towards equity share, or if they move, they're moving into one of your properties relative to the property down the street. Because if I've lived in a flow property for two years or three years, I have that like equity share light at the end of the, you know, the tunnel. And, and if I'm gonna go move to Nashville from Miami, I'm more likely to go move to flow. Because if I live in flow for two years in Nashville, I'm in the money. And maybe that additional $60,000 of, of, of, you know, equity value in that property. That, in my example, well maybe now I get 20,000 of that or 30,000 of that, like you could actually give own, you know, the renters, some ability to participate in some of that app side and the how and the so forth. I mean, this is probably where they they're, they're gonna have to get a little bit more nuance because you know, now if we're really gonna monetize that and give it to the resident, theoretically speaking, you're typically selling the asset or so forth, my thought is, there's gonna be maybe now, now you're basically earning some, you know, you could, you could theoretically be earning some, like rebates back on that. There could be point systems. There could be a lot of stuff that you could do there. But I think that there's these subscription laws, cuz if you roll it all up, if you think about communal living, what kubutz has been, how you would, you would create like, you know, rewards point systems look at airlines and other things, right. We could create stickiness in multi-family that hasn't quite happened in the way it has before. And if you could brand that, which that's what Adam's really good at. I mean, whether WeWork was a success or failure in your mind, what he, what he created was brand. So I think if you, if you take flow, you create brand, you create, you know, a, a populace of residents who are gonna be excited about what that's gonna become. There's some sort of idea behind that you could create something that would have value on a per unit basis, more than what's been created before. Jesse (46m 59s): Yeah. It'll be fascinating to see how it rolls out and you know what or not, perhaps they go tokenized, if you know, crypto has a, has a piece of that action yeah. Remains to be seen, but no, that's great. So Ian, I think last time we already ran through the fi the final four. So maybe just to wrap up here, you could give listeners just a little bit of, you know, what are you kind of resources in terms that you're, you're finding useful right now, whether that's online podcasts, books that you're reading, maybe you could leave listeners with something and then we can, we can tell them where, where they can connect with yourself or crowd treat. Ian (47m 38s): Sure. Let's see. Book I'm reading right now is Ray Dalio's latest book. I will, I, I think Ray Dalio's is a, you know, hugely insightful investor. So I'm always gonna pay attention to what he's saying. I'm going when it becomes available. I am definitely going to read David Rubenstein's new book coming out about, he's actually interviewed some other people about investing on podcasts. I love the insight. I'm a, I'm a regular listener of Scott Galloway in his prog series. He's also got prop G markets, which I think has been hugely helpful to somebody like me, right. Who's always, always thinking about, I've been listening to the prop G podcast because, you know, Scott Galloway's insights into how he looks at, you know, entrepreneurship and markets and so forth. But now it's really, there is a, there is a segment on a weekly basis that is focused on markets that I think actually speaks a little bit more directly to what I'm trying to equate to in the commercial real estate market. So I think that that stands out. I'm also, I'm a fan of Lee Walker. I'm Al always gonna listen to his podcasts. He's got great guests on a weekly basis. Those are some that stand out to me. I'm I'm, but I'm, I'm consuming stuff on a daily basis. And I'm just trying to look for, you know, intelligent people out there who have, you know, thoughtful insights and are trying to stitch together, all this kind of data out there. Because I mean, as we all know right now, what's hap we continue to proven to be in this, you know, unproven kind of uncharted territory, short term on what, what we're doing and what's happening. Obviously what the perception coming into this year is so different than where it sits now is the fact that nobody's figured it out. And so I think the, the more that different data sources, we can all gain insight from the better chance we have at making reasonably informed decisions. And to me, that's just what it's about. Jesse (49m 27s): No, that's great. And in terms of the aside from crowd street.com, is that the best place to, for listeners to check out or are there other locations that, you know yeah. Aside from a simple Google search Ian (49m 39s): Yeah. Crowd street.com is, is a great place to just begin anybody who's interested. There's a lot of information on that website. There's a lot of education you can go to. You know, we're always posting on our LinkedIn site and on different forms of social media, you can go to our, our Twitter feed. I think there's just a lot, there's a many different ways that you can engage with the crowd straight newsfeed. And also, if anybody wants to reach out to me, you can always find me on LinkedIn. I'm the only Ian for Meley on that platform. Happy to chat with investors, as you can tell, I always love talking about deals. Jesse (50m 12s): My guest today has been the only Ian for Meley Ian. Thanks for being part of working capital. Ian (50m 17s): Thanks, Jesse. Pleasure to be here again. Look forward to the next one. Jesse (50m 24s): Thank you so much for listening to working capital the real estate podcast. I'm your host, Jesse for galley. If you like the episode, head on to iTunes and leave us a five star review and share on social media, it really helps us out. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me on Instagram, Jesse for galley, F R a G a L E. Have a good one. Take care.
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In this episode we interview E. Lee Walker, author of The Imagination House, first President of Dell Technologies through its formative years, professor at the University of Austin teaching entrepreneurship and civic engagement, and faculty at the Texas A&M International Honors Leadership Seminar in Castiglion Fiorentino, Italy. Lee graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor's of Science in Physics in 1963 and received NASA and National Science Foundation funding for his post-graduate work in nuclear physics. Lee received his MBA from Harvard Business School in 1967. After leaving Dell in 1990, Lee was asked to teach at the University of Texas at Austin. His graduate courses in Business Management have earned him three teaching awards. He currently teaches a Presidential First-year Signature Course, “Pathways to Civic Engagement” along with “Civic Viewpoints”, both in the Plan II Honors Program where he is an Adjunct Professor. Among other honors, Lee was named Austinite of the Year in 1998 by the Austin Chamber of Commerce. He also received the Texas Nature Conservancy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2004. Lee's first book Imagination House: An Entrepreneurial Life was recently released in 2019 by Texas A&M Press.Lee resides in Austin, Texas, with his wife Jennifer and their two daughters. His two older daughters and his grandchildren also live in Austin. He splits his time between Austin and Umbria, Italy.
E100: 100th Episode Anniversary | Perched Jeopardy!!!Ladies and Gentlemen, the moment we have been waiting for is finally here! After 3 years, that seemed to have gone by in the blink of an eye, we have reached Episode ONE HUNDRED of Perched On The Top Rope! To celebrate, we have decided to play PERCHED JEOPARDY!Perched Gaming's Alex Todd will try to do Alex Trebeck justice as our host of the game, as our very own Lee Walker and Justin Largeteau fight alongside our friends from The SmackedRaw Podcast and Botched Shots and Chair Shots, The Will Grey, "KyTy" Kyle Tyson, and RN to see who's Pro Wrestling knowledge is the best. Tune in because this a fun episode you do not want to miss!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Listen in as Kyle Tyson, BC Hunter, and Lee Walker all vie for the title of master debater. They boys debate why their favorite superstar deserves to be in the hall of fame, is wrestling a sport, and is there a difference in pro wrestling and sports entertainment. Listen now out on all platforms!!!
Former Dirt Sheet writer Lee Walker, Perched Gaming's Alex Todd, and The Encyclopedia of Wrestling Knowledge Justin Largeteau go over the upcoming #Impact #Rebellion PPV and give their predictions as well. At the end of the show, stick around for our interview with Impact Talent #MachineGun Karl Anderson and "Big LG" Doc Gallows: The Good Brothers!Will The #IInspiration beat The #Influence to regain the #KnockoutsTagTeamTitles ?Will #TreyMiguel retain his momentum in a #TripleThreat match against #AceAustin and "Speedball" #MikeBailey ?Will #ViolentByDesign retain their #WorldTagTeamTitles against 8 other teams in an elimination style matchup?In a clash of big men, does #Jonah continue his journey to the top by defeating #NJPW 6-Time NEVER Openweight Champion #TomohiroIshii ?Will Tasha Steelz retain again #Decay 's #Rosemary ?What about when the mastermind behind #HonorNoMore #EddieEdwards takes on #ROH World Champion #JonathanGresham. Will Gresham get the revenge he desires?Will #Switchblade #JayWhite or #ChrisSabin have the wherewithal to defeat #SteveMaclin after both competing in the 8 Team Elimination match that same night?Will a newly returned #TayaValkyrie defeat #DeonnaPurazzo for the #AAA #ReinaDeReinas Championship?And in our MAIN EVENT will #JoshAlexander finally get retribution on #Moose stemming all the way back to #BoundForGlory when Moose "Called His Shot" and won the #ImpactWorldChampionship from Alexander?? Will Josh Alexander realize his dream and regain the Impact World Championship?Find out Saturday April 23rd on Fite TV at 8/7C !Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Find out this week with former Dirt Sheet Writer, Lee Walker of Perched On The Top Rope and Ben of Aussielution Podcast who are this weeks Heat Magnets, and why!Brody King tweets making fun of Edge's new group!He produced Charlotte Flair versus Ronda Rousey and Roman Reigns versus Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania, but a heat magnet?Sunny has seen better days as she was involved in a car accident that killed a manEverything involving Kimber Lee and Nash CarterFOLLOW ALL OUR SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/PerchedOnTheTopRopeTwitter: https://twitter.com/PerchedTopRopeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/perchedtopropepodcastTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/perchedonthetopropeTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@perchedonthetoperope?lang=enLinkTree: https://linktr.ee/PerchedOnTheTopRopePodcast-Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/perched-on-the-top-rope/id1562935713Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2lmHqudev6A1o2IYv9ZwF0Other Links-ProWrestlingTees: https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/perchedonthetoprope#WrestlingPodcast #podcasts #prowrestlingpodcast #AEWNews #AEWFans #AEWrestling #ALLELite #WrestlingCommunity #IWCSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
E60: Cesaro Quietly Walks Away From WWE AEW Contract Extension, A New Face in The House of Black, Former Hit Row Member Signs with AEW & MORE, OH MY!Episode 60 the Host With The Most, Former Dirt Sheet Writer, Lee Walker discusses #Cesaro leaving WWE and talents knowing as far back as when?!?An AEW filled show as Lee talks someone telling people close to him his AEW contract was extended, then tells FightFul's Sean Ross Sapp, he's wrong. Who's the talent denying it? Listen and find out!Please Note: We say in the show that Cage was telling people in the locker room. The word was going around the locker-room that night from those close to him.Two new names to AEW and one debuted with The House of Black on AEW Dynamite, while a former, Hit Row member from #WWE is set to cross-over and join #AEWTune into Episode 61 Sunday, February 27th as we interview former WCW Announcer, Gary Michael Cappetta, and talk more wrestling news!Social Media-Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/PerchedOnTheTo...Twitter: https://twitter.com/PerchedTopRopeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/perchedtopr...Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/perchedonthetop...TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@perchedonthet...LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/PerchedOnTheTopRopePodcast-Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...RedCirclehttps://redcircle.com/shows/perchedon...Podbay: https://podbay.fm/p/perched-on-the-to...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2lmHqud...Audible: https://www.audible.com/pd/Podcast/B0...Other Links-ProWrestlingTees: https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/perc...#WrestlingPodcast #Podcast #WorldWrestlingEntertainment #AllEliteWrestling #WrestlingCommunitySupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/perchedonthetoprope/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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