Podcasts about metro dc area

We're excited to share this interview with you! Tanya Salseth is a real estate agent, an incredibly savvy RE investor, and worked as a Foreign Service Officer before changing careers to full-time real estate.  She shares her story of investing in the DC area, how she makes it work, what to look out for, and describes her "nerves of steel" that have gotten through all kinds of challenges!More on Tanya:Tanya Salseth spent 12 years as a Foreign Service Officer, with tours in Cote  d'Ivoire, Brazil, Venezuela, Italy, and Washington DC (OBO), before acquiring enough rental property to leave the Department and live life on her own terms.  Tanya is currently a full-time real estate investor and agent with Keller Williams, heading up a team that services DC, MD, and VA. She and her team specialize in helping Foreign Service clients harness the power of real estate to achieve their personal and financial goals. She owns 15 units in 3 states (VA, MD, and FL) and has acquired property through a number of creative methods, including buying from wholesalers, seller financing, the BRRRR method, and sourcing off market property through places like FaceBook and Craigslist. She is currently in the process of acquiring commercial property in MD, self manages all her properties, and just finished up a $200k rehab on a 3 unit building that she owns. Tanya is married to Eduardo Lambreton, a Foreign Service specialist, and has two little girls, Sienna (3) and Elyse (5). She spends her time between Annandale, VA and Fort Lauderdale, FL. Check out some of Tanya's 5 star Reviews! : https://www.zillow.com/profile/Tanya-Salseth/ Mentioned in the Podcast:Frenzied to Financial Freedom Podcast with TanyaFrenzied to Financial Freedom Podcast with LisaConnect with us:Schedule a call with TimSchedule a call with Lisawww.theREIconcierge.comThe REI Concierge, LLC, helps Americans living abroad find and purchase investment properties in the US with as little stress as possible.  Learn more about how we help on our website.

First question on today's #LunchAgenda: where are the women in bread?? We shared theories before diving into the history of grain agriculture and milling in the Mid-Atlantic, and exploring how farmers might revitalize a local grain community moving forward. Kiko welcomes Steve Dryden, Executive Director of Friends of Peirce Mill (located in DC's Rock Creek Park) to the studio, along with Jason White, a University of Maryland researcher who studies efficiency and environmental implications of grain agriculture, and spearheads the Grassroots exhibition at the US National Arboretum. This episode is supported by Compass, the future of real estate in the Metro DC Area and beyond. Discover it at compass.com. This episode is supported by Compass, the future of real estate in the Metro DC Area and beyond. Discover it at compass.com.

Creativity and productivity are often at odds with each other. How do we as entrepreneurs continue to foster our creative selves, while operating in a system that requires constant output? We sit down with Krystal Mack, founder of BLK SUGAR and BLK MARKET, to discuss our creative processes, our self-care rituals and pivoting for passion preservation. This episode is supported by Compass, the future of real estate in the Metro DC Area and beyond. Discover it at compass.com.

What makes flour "whole" and why does that matter for our health? Kiko talks with Heinz Thomet, a Maryland farmer who grows and mills wheat, rye and other grains. We also hear from David Killilea, PhD about the research he's leading in Oakland on the nutritional content of flour sold at supermarkets. This episode is supported by Compass, the future of real estate in the Metro DC Area and beyond. Discover it at compass.com.

The last episode of our Food at School series introduces two new initiatives for making school food fresher and crunchier. Kiko talks with Morgan Maloney and Christie St. Pierre about putting salad bars into 141 Virginia elementary schools, and hears from Kelsey Weisgerber about building Mundo Verde Bilingual Public Charter School's first kitchen. This episode is supported by Compass, the future of real estate in the Metro DC Area and beyond. Discover it at compass.com.

Zev Halpern is a licensed psychotherapist and marriage coach practicing from his office in the Metro DC Area. In addition, Zev also coaches couples virtually on line across the country and world. He is a TV show and podcast host, author and speaker with over 25 years of experience. With the divorce rate climbing, Zev Halpern has turned his attention to helping couples find mutual paths to marital fulfillment and family stability. His laid back, yet straight shooting approach is the perfect combination to help couples deal with the issues that have been driving them apart. In this episode we discuss relationship advice topics that include: Key ingredients to creating a lasting marriage. Why it's important to create novelty in your marriage. How acting like a kid can be valuable for creating lasting love. Why you sometimes must change yourself in order to change your relationship. Why having difficult conversations is important for a strong marriage. And much more! Full Show Notes at http://idopodcast.com/101 Sponsors Talkspace: The online therapy company that believes that therapy should be affordable, confidential and convenient. Join over 500,000 people who have used Talkspace for online therapy with their licensed therapist. Get $30 off your first month when you visit Talkspace.com/IDO. Audible: Use the link below, and sign up for a free 30-day trial and one free audiobook download! You will have to enter your CC information, but you can just cancel the trial at the end of the month if you don’t like it and not pay a dime. There are a ton of great relationship audiobooks on Audible.com. Consider downloading The 5 Love Languages for your free download. Audibletrial.com/idopodcast If you love the show, please subscribe in iTunes and leave a review! It really helps, and allows us to keep bringing you these episodes each week! - Chase & Sarah  

A former cop in the Metro DC Area, Jamie Winship has spent over 25 years in the Muslim world, teaching people how to hear from God and live in his Kingdom. Jamie and his wife Donna speak around the US and across the globe. Together, they serve as catalysts to help people find their God-given identity and experience a life of freedom. Jamie teaches through dynamic storytelling and real-life application, in ways that allow people to experience the reality of hearing God's voice in their daily lives. His teaching has helped thousands of people discover their true destiny. Jamie and Donna live in Portland, Oregon.