Podcast appearances and mentions of russell quirk

On this episode, Caroline Donaghue and Priya Rawal welcome Russell Quirk, property expert and the co-founder of Proper PR to the podcast!Russell is a property expert with regular appearances on the BBC, LBC, Talk TV and GB News and extensive experience in both the traditional and online estate agency sectors. With over 25 years experience within the residential property sector, he is known for his candid and often controversial commentary on the property, government policy and the wider industry. With a regime change and a new Labour government, we couldn't wait to hear his views on the impact on the property industry, his career and future market trends.Supported by Angel O'Donnell & V1 Architectural Visualisation.Follow Caroline @caroline.donaghue, Priya @priya.rawal.london and the podcast page @therealrendezvous on Instagram and LinkedIn. Produced by BBE Podcast Agency.#therealrendezvous #propertypr #propertypodcast #realestatepodcast #housingmarket #propertymarket #housingtrends #propertytrends Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  In this episode of NRLA podcast Listen Up Landlords – hot on the heels of our June recording – presenters NRLA CEO Ben Beadle and Richard Blanco speak to professionals from across the property industry on Labour's landslide win in the 4 July election.  Ben and Richard are joined by Kate Faulkner, managing director of Property Checklists, Russell Quirk, founder and managing director of Proper PR and David Smith, Partner at JMW Solicitors for their initial reactions to the election result – and what they expect to see happen next.  To find out more about the NRLA's key asks of the new government click here.  For more information on the content of the King's Speech, which will follow the state opening of Parliament on 17 July, keep an eye on our news site and social media channels – with the August episode of Listen Up Landlords set to take a deep dive into Labour's priorities for the coming Parliamentary session.  NRLA members are also invited to an exclusive webinar on the legislative commitments set to be outlined in the King's Speech. The free webinar will run from 12-1pm on Wednesday 24 July, with more details available on our events page here.  More information For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk     ACCREDITATION: You can now pick up a CPD point to be used towards NRLA accreditation by listening to the podcast. To log your point, visit the accreditation dashboard in the ‘Your Account' section of the NRLA website. Select ‘Other' then ‘NRLA Podcast' from the dropdown menu.   

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Chris is a former financial journalist and publisher. Founded and sold Evandale Publishing. He is also the environment Editor of the Daily Sceptic - no "settled" science allowed. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Russell Quirk is a Political commentator for TV/radio and also a newspaper reviewer. He is also a property expert and co-founder of ProperPR. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Neil McEvoy is a Welsh nationalist politician, serving as leader of Propel since 2020, and as a Cardiff Councillor for the Fairwater ward since 2008. Additionally, McEvoy was a Member of the Senedd (MS) for the South Wales central region from 2016 to 2021.

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Peter Maughan is a seasoned solicitor in clinical negligence and personal injury, a Lib Dem councillor in Gateshead since 1984, and an advocate for community-centric policing and legal reforms. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Russell Quirk is a Political commentator for TV/radio and also a newspaper reviewer. He is also a property expert and co-founder of ProperPR. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Andrew Bridgen is a Member of Parliament for North West Leicestershire UK since 2010 and is very active in standing up against the official narratives including COVID and Net Zero. Andrew was initially elected to Parliament in 2010. http://www.abridgen.uk/

There are not enough homes being built in the UK to meet demand each year, but can the UK housing crisis be solved? In this People in Property episode, Phil is joined by Russell Quirk, Property Commentator and Co-Founder of ProperPR. The pair discuss Russell's solution to the housing market crisis, stamp duty and the impacts on the rental market. Tune in for: UK housing crisis problem Land availability & Housing supply Stamp duty in 2024 Rental market impacts To connect with Russell More FREE advice on the Move iQ website Why not subscribe to receive Phil's monthly newsletters, and get his top tips and market updates direct to your inbox. Where else you can find advice from Move iQ You can connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok Twitter or LinkedIn. We upload videos weekly over on our YouTube channel be sure to subscribe and let us know what you think. If you have any questions for Phil or any special requests for topics to cover on the podcast, then please email us at hello@moveiQ.co.uk.

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Cathy is a journalist from Sydney, executive producer at 'Consortium News". Courtroom reporter on Assange hearings. Filmmaker and musician. https://www.consortiumnews.com GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Montgomery Toms is an 18 year old - who since the age of 14, has taken a stand, against the rising tide of global authoritarian and coercive governmental control" His video about being a student and speaking out went viral. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Russell Quirk is a Political commentator for TV/radio and also a newspaper reviewer. He is also a property exper and co-founder of ProperPR. GUEST 4 OVERVIEW: Simon Gold is known as GoldEagle online and is a producer, presenter & correspondent for Unity News Network, a news, grassroots information Centre that (like TNT) is dedicated to freedom globally! GoldEagle trained to be an actor at the Welsh College of Music & Drama, and whilst his friends all went on to be well known, GE got married, started a family and became an expert in the embroidery industry. He started speaking out 4 years ago but soon learnt his role in the freedom movement was to support others to get the message out. As well as a supporter of free speech, he likes to promote laughter and is a big believer in getting busy living and enjoying what life throws at you, with a smile on your face. You can follow him on X at @GoldEagleMedia1 and find more about UNN at: unitynewsnetwork.co.uk    

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Jack David is a gender critical gay rights commentator from the north of England. He rejects the word Queer as an umbrella term to be thrown under, and believes dangerous gender ideology should be kept as far away from children as possible. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Alan Miller is the co-founder of the Together Declaration and one of the UKs most important freedom campaigners. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Russell Quirk is a Political commentator for TV/radio and also a newspaper reviewer. He is also a property exper and co-founder of ProperPR.

Thanks to Rayner Personnel recruitment for their copy of this interview where I got to sit down and talk to Russell Quirk and Russell Jervis and talk about my background in the property market. Support the showFollow me on X for daily updates: https://x.com/moving_charlie Talk to my hand picked conveyancing partners here: https://mhwc.co.uk/conveyancingCheck out our national property listings on bestagent.co.uk if you're looking for a new home or need an agent to sell or let your existing home. If you need a mortgage, talk to my hand picked, trusted mortgage team here: https://mhwc.co.uk/mortgageAll my other links: https://linktr.ee/movinghomewithcharlieFor my estate agency podcasts, visit https://linktr.ee/bestagentIf you're an estate agent, make sure you're getting your free telephone leads as well as viewing and vendor leads by joining https://bestagent.co.uk/agents

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Russell Quirk is a well-known political commentator, frequently appearing on television and radio to provide analysis and insights into current affairs. He is also recognized as a newspaper reviewer, offering commentary on various issues in print media. Additionally, Quirk is an experienced property expert, having co-founded ProperPR, a public relations firm specializing in the real estate industry. Through his diverse background and expertise, Quirk contributes to public discourse on politics, media, and property matters. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Simon Miln is a multifaceted individual known for his roles as a businessman, entrepreneur, and campaigner.

Jon and Andy are joined by Russell Quirk who recalls countless tales of his Dad's cars.He reckons his Dad swapped cars every 6 months, and we're not just talking old Ford Escorts (although he had an RS2000) we're talking E-Types, Aston Martin's, Rolls Royces, TVR, Porsche and more. Russell's Dad was an Estate Agent in Essex, and liked to show off a little as to how successful he was. In later life he got into Car Dealerships, and was known as Mazda Man due to his brand allegiance. Russell's proudest tale is the story of tracking down the personalised number plate that used to be worn by his father's Aston Martin V8 Vantage, until, one day when he came home from work without it, as it had been sold... with the 4 digit plate GO 92. Many years later Russell chanced upon the plate for sale and simply had to buy it! So it now lives on one of his own cars in tribute to his late father. We hope you enjoy this one as much as all the others. A big thanks to Russell for coming on to talk with us. Support the showWe'd love you to hear and share your stories, please tag and follow us on social media. www.instagram.com/mydadscar_podcastwww.Facebook.com/mydadscar podcastwww.buymeacoffee.com/mydadscarIf you'd like to support the podcast and are able to, you can ‘buy us a coffee' which will help towards costs of hosting and purchasing equipment to allow us to record guests in person, rather than just on zoom. Get in touch with us direct - MyDadsCarPodcast@gmail.com

On today's show, Ivor Cummins explores whether obesity is contributing to the increase in bowel cancer cases among individuals under the age of 50 and how diabetes may play a role, including the potential impact of COVID-19. Ivor Cummins, who has dedicated over a decade to investigating the underlying causes of modern chronic diseases and distinguishing fact from fiction, will share his insights. Later, Russell Quirk discusses a statement made by a LABOUR MP proposing that estate agents should be required to have A-level qualifications, shedding light on the perceived gap between the political class and the real world. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Ivor Cummins is a Technical Manager and Team Leader, with expertise in Biochemical Engineering, Complex Problem Solving, Technology, and an extensive interest in WW2 history and psychology. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Russell Quirk is a Political commentator for TV and radio, a newspaper reviewer, a property expert, and the co-founder of ProperPR.

In this episode of Listen Up Landlords, presenters NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle (@BeadleBen)  Richard Blanco (@richardblanco_)  welcome a panel of guests to look back over the last 12 months and forward to 2024. This was the year to Government finally published its Renters (Reform) Bill, at the same time as – following years of low interest rates – base rate hit 5.25% and average mortgage rates rose to well over 6%. The supply crisis in the Private Rented Sector has worsened, with latest figures from Zoopla indicating on average 25 people are looking at every available property to rent. But its not all doom and gloom. The NRLA has seen wins in areas such as rental reform, with the Government making a number of concessions as a result of NRLA campaigning, as well as u-turning on the introduction of unrealistic minimum EPC C energy efficiency standards. It has also announced plans to reverse the freeze on Local Housing Allowance (LHA) rates and end the practice of disaggregating HMOs. Ben and Richard are joined by Kate Faulkner, Managing Director of Property Checklists, Russell Quirk, Managing Director at Proper PR, James Kent, Managing Director and founder of compliance firm Safe2 and Martin Reynolds, Chief Executive of Simply Biz Mortgages to unpick the changes we have seen over the past year, and what we can expect to see happen next. To listen click here. If you enjoy the podcast, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords.  More information  To download a transcript of the podcast click here. ACCREDITATION: You can now pick up a CPD point to be used towards NRLA accreditation by listening to the podcast. To log your point, visit the accreditation dashboard in the ‘Your Account' section of the NRLA website. Select ‘Other' then ‘NRLA Podcast' from the dropdown menu.  If you would like further details on how to become accredited with the NRLA click here. For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk  

Great interiors come naturally to Georgina as you'll hear from our chat. What a pleasure it is to have such a talented and well known guest; our Xmas wish has come true! What is good taste when it comes to decorating a room and should you stop at one? This Morning's very own Home Genie has some unmissable pointers and a great track record when it comes to upcycling. Amongst our other essential talking points : Government intervention in the housing market - should there be less, more or none at all? Charlie Lamdin tells us what he thinks in no uncertain terms. Chef and first time self builder Alan Bonar-Drake brings us another snappy audio diary of how their home is progressing. Which property portal is a "protection racket" according to Russell Quirk and does Simmo agree? and Does the "Boxing Day Bounce" actually work, or is it about as good as a brussel sprout and advocaat puree?

TalkTV's Julia Hartley-Brewer is joined by commentator Russell Quirk, who says Matt Hancock's Covid Inquiry testimony will be about “deflecting blame.”The former Health Secretary is expected to contest accusations made about his performance during the pandemic as he appears before the UK Covid-19 Inquiry today.Discussing the handling of the pandemic, Julia rails against "beep beeps beeps" who made children wear masks in school: "I will never forgive them... I want these people sued within an inch of their lives!" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Inside the head of Russell Quirk...King of controversy, PR guru, TV Presenter and even occasionally an estate agent, Russell Quirk joins David and Matt in the Property-Porn Stars Studio. Not known for being a shy, retiring, wallflower, you can guarantee some outspoken views on estate agency today. Russell shares years of experience in industry, out of industry, from his world of PR and how to best leverage local awareness - even if you are a small agency, just starting on your journey. We even cover what insights Russell can bring from his world of live television broadcasting, presenting and hosting. But perhaps most interestingly, we delve in to controversy itself; how to manage it, how to benefit from it, and how to look after your mental health in a world of anonymous internet 'trolls'. Russell opens up on his 'why', especially around his outspoken and often controversial opinions, and for the first time publicly, he shares a story from his childhood which has driven him to where he is today....and of course, we also find out what Russell said to get banned from Twitter

Prince Harry and Meghan worked one hour a week each at their charity, Archewell Foundation, a new tax filing shows. TalkTV's Russell Quirk is joined by royal commentator and podcast host Kinsey Schofield to discuss the latest royal news. Kinsey: “I don't think anyone is surprised by this, they are surprised by the fact they would admit to it though.”

Author and Sociologist Frank Furedi kicks off today's show to discuss the morning's top headlines as new polls reveal almost half of voters believe leader of the opposition Keir Starmer lacks vision and Donald Trump prepares for his arrest and court appearance in New York City. Political columnist at The Sun Trevor Kavanagh joins shortly after to discuss the passing of political powerhouse Nigel Lawson who has died at the age of 91 and the detainment of WSJ journalist Evan Gershkovich in Yekaterinburg for alleged espionage. Political commentator Russell Quirk returns to The Independent Republic to discuss why Royal Mail first class stamps now cost more than £1 for the first time ever, Journalist and Author Laura Dodsworth returns for her weekly takedown of the headlines from clown world and San Diego Breakfast Host Ladona Harvey closes the show with more insight into President Trump's impending arrest. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

https://buymeacoffee.com/mhwc Watch the video of this podcast here: https://youtube.com/live/hNkyLZyly2Qhttps://mhwc.co.uk/mortgagehttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/russell-quirk_uk-house-prices-in-biggest-fall-since-2009-activity-7047467541669011457-Qc8n?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktophttps://www.twindig.com/market-views/mortgage-approvals-february-2023https://twitter.com/richard_donnell/status/1642446174874480641?s=20https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65135405Support the showFollow me on Twitter for daily updates: https://twitter.com/moving_charlie Check out our national property listings on bestagent.co.uk if you're looking for a new home or need an agent to sell or let your existing home. If you need a mortgage, talk to my hand picked, trusted mortgage team here: https://mhwc.co.uk/mortgageAll my other links: https://linktr.ee/movinghomewithcharlieFor my estate agency podcasts, visit https://linktr.ee/bestagentIf you're an estate agent, make sure you're getting your free telephone leads as well as viewing and vendor leads by joining https://bestagent.co.uk/agents

Kevin O'Sullivan wraps up another mad, mad week in the world of news. Expect bold opinions from TV's most outspoken host. This week Kevin is joined by Mark Saggers and Russell Quirk.

Nobody is safe as Mike Graham presents the ultimate panel show where the guests get to nominate their Plank of the Week. This week's plank pickers are Isabel Oakeshott, Russell Quirk, Reem Ibrahim, Leon Emirali. #plankoftheweek #talktv #talkradio #mikegraham --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talktv/support

Nobody is safe as Mike Graham presents the opinionated panel show where the guests get to nominate their Plank of the Year. This week's plank pickers are Dr Renee Hoenderkamp, Esther Krakue, Russell Quirk and Jeremy Kyle. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talktv/support

Julia Hartley-Brewer discusses the day's biggest topics with political commentator Russell Quirk. You can listen to the whole show weekdays from 6.30-10am. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this edition of Listen Up Landlords presenters NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle (@BeadleBen) and Richard Blanco (@richardblanco_)  examine the recent turmoil in the mortgage market, talking to expert guests Kate Faulkner (@katefaulkner) and Doug Hall about the impact on landlords.  Property commentator and analyst, Kate and Doug, who is director of NRLA mortgage partner 3MC, look back at what's happened over the last few weeks and reflect on the further changes they expect to see in the short and longer term.  Catherine Behdad, of the NRLA advice team, looks at the issues concerning landlords calling our support line this month, with property commentator Russell Quirk (@russellquirk) and Tessa Shepperson (@tessashepperson) of Landlord Law joining the show to talk all things PRS ahead of the NRLA's inaugural landlord conference next month.  They discuss everything from rental reform to energy efficiency, to give listeners a taste of what to expect at what promises to be an interesting and informative event.  If you would like to buy tickets for The Landlord Conference, which will be held at Coventry Building Society Arena on November 15, click here.  If you enjoy the podcast, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords.   For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk    ACCREDITATION: You can now pick up a CPD point to be used towards NRLA accreditation by listening to the podcast. To log your point, visit the accreditation dashboard in the ‘Your Account' section of the NRLA website. Select ‘Other' then ‘NRLA Podcast' from the dropdown menu.   More information   To download a transcript of the podcast click here.  If you would like further details on how to become accredited with the NRLA click here.  

Political Columnist at The Sun Trevor Kavanagh kicks off todays show to discuss the ‘vicious war' inside the Tory party as we enter the second day of the conference in Birmingham. Sir John Redwood MP joins shortly after live from the ICC to discuss the governments decision to U turn on plans to scrap the 45p tax rate. James Sunderland MP returns to the Independent Republic to discuss his views as the story developed. Young Conservative member and political commentator Reem Ibrahim joins shortly after to discuss her views on protests taken place outside the conference centre, and Russell Quirk explains why the average UK property now costs seven times more than the typical wage. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this edition of Listen Up Landlords presenters NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle (@BeadleBen) and Richard Blanco (@richardblanco_)  talk to Merilee Karr, Chair of the Short Term Accommodation Association about the Government review of holiday lets and their impact on the UK housing market. Merliee, who is also founder and CEO of short-term accommodation company Under The Doormat shares her thoughts on the review, how any future licensing or registration scheme could work, and the impact of holiday lets on local communities and economies. Joe Taylor, of the NRLA advice team, looks at the issues concerning those landlords calling our support line this month, with property commentator Russell Quirk and editor of Property Investor News, Richard Bowser joining the show to examine the cost-of-living crisis, inflation and rising interest rates – and the impact they will have on the housing market. If you enjoy the podcast, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords.   For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk   ACCREDITATION: You can now pick up a CPD point to be used towards NRLA accreditation by listening to the podcast. To log your point, visit the accreditation dashboard in the ‘Your Account' section of the NRLA website. Select ‘Other' then ‘NRLA Podcast' from the dropdown menu.  More information  To download a transcript of the podcast click here. If you would like further details on how to become accredited with the NRLA click here. To find out more about the Government's review into holiday lets click here.

Russell Quirk thinks he has solved the ongoing battle between estate agents and conveyancers. Listen to him in conversation with Iain McKenzie about the struggles modern day conveyancers face, and how some Guild Members are already ahead of the game.

In the first of our two-part interview, hear Russell Quirk's interesting, and potentially controversial, take on whether the current estate agency model works and how we should be looking to America for inspiration, as he sits with Iain McKenzie and Holly Hibbett. In Part two, Russell and Iain will discuss the solution for bettering relationships between conveyancers and estate agents.

Property expert Russell Quirk maintains that housing will always be a good investment and prices will, in the long run, always go up. Perhaps this year inflation will rise faster, so in real terms prices may dip, but in the long run, he reckons, the direction will always be north. Prof Steve Keen on the other hand, maintains that, at some point, things will rapidly head south. Why? Because banks are offering loans through the creation of new money, which makes it easier for them to meet consumer demand, irrespective of how realistic house prices are. And they get locked into a feedback loop, where valuations are based on previous valuations. Your house is worth more because all the other houses around you are worth more. This, recons Steve, will come unstuck, possibly in a big way. He says we don't accept it because it's not happened in recent history. Just as we didn't expect a pandemic because we hadn't seen one like it for 100 years.

Russell Quirk and Emily Carver join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question are journalist Ian Dunt, academic Dalia Gebrial, author Giles Whittell & commentator Russell Quirk.

How do we solve the home-moving conundrum?Property industry veteran and co-founder of ProperPR Russell Quirk joins David Opie in discussion about the state of the home moving process. In typically robust fashion, Russell challenges the conversation about the current state of play, placing the consumer at the heart of his message. "(Through my involvement in estate agency) I genuinely see and hear the woes of those consumers. First time buyers who are bewildered. Elderly people who wanted to move in March, and don't end up moving until June."Where does the solution lie? Is it the responsibility of the conveyancing sector to wake up and shake up? Is it technology? Is it culture? Do we think the home-moving process could be challenged by solutions from foreign markets, where the home move is less arduous with lower fall through rates? Say it quietly but does the solution actually lie with estate agents... Listen in to hear Russell's thoughts on the Today's Conveyancer podcast. Get your FREE copy of the Today's Conveyancer weekly newsletter, out every Monday with news and views from around the conveyancing industry. Sign up at www.todaysconveyancer.co.uk

Russell Quirk dropped by the Watkin Sofa in January 2022 to chat about Trolling on Social Media.

Russell Quirk dropped by the Watkin Sofa in January 2022 to chat about Strike, the estate Agency that sells houses for free.

Russell Quirk dropped by the Watkin Sofa in January 2022 to chat about property market predictions.

Russell Quirk dropped by the WatkinSofa in January 2022 to chat all things property. In this video, he talks about what he does at his PR agency for Agents and Proptech firms. As with all my videos, no monies or consideration was made by Russell or his firm.

Russell Quirk dropped by the Watkinsofa to talk about his thoughts on Personal Branding in Estate Agency.

Russell Quirk dropped by the Watkinsofa to talk about his thoughts on the Online Estate Agent Market Share in 2022.

Russell Quirk dropped by the Watkinsofa to talk about his thoughts on where Purplebricks are in early 2022 and what Vic Darvey and his senior team could consider doing to improve their situation.

Russell Quirk dropped by the Watkin Sofa to talk about his thoughts on Douglas & Gordon Sale : Has James Evans got a good deal with the Foxtons sale?

Russell Quirk dropped by the Watkin Sofa to talk about his thoughts on the CEO's of the big UK Estate Agency firms.

Russell Quirk dropped by the Watkinsofa to talk about his thoughts on the Estate Agency Portals in 2022.

Esther Krakue and Russell Quirk join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As the year draws to a close, presenters Ben Beadle (@BeadleBen) and Richard Blanco (@richardblanco_)  are joined by a panel of experts to look ahead to what 2022 could hold for landlords. We welcome Vanessa Warwick, broadcaster and founder of online community Property Tribes, Russell Quirk, co-founder of property PR agency Proper PR, Theresa Wallace, head of customer service for lettings at Savills and Hertfordshire-based portfolio landlord Jamie Fraser. Covering everything from legislation change to letting agents, via interest rates and international investment we explore emerging trends from across the private rented sector. If you enjoy the show, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords.   For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk   ACCREDITATION: You can now pick up a CPD point to be used towards NRLA accreditation by listening to the podcast. To log your point, visit the accreditation dashboard in the ‘Your Account' section of the NRLA website. Select ‘Other' then ‘NRLA Podcast' from the dropdown menu.  More information  To read a full transcript of the show click here. Guest Biographies   Russell Quirk Russell Quirk has been a property professional for more than 25 years as an agent, house builder, planning committee chairman, PropTech CEO and media pundit for BBC, LBC, TalkRADIO and GB News. He is also a columnist for Property Industry Eye. Always quick with a data backed opinion on the housing market and never short of a view on many aspects of the property industry and its participants. Teresa Wallace Theresa Wallace is Head of Lettings Customer Services at Savills and leads a department covering all aspects of lettings legislation and processes as well as customer complaints and feedback. Theresa has operated in the lettings industry for 30 years. She sat on the ARLA Propertymark board for three years and in 2015, she set up the Lettings Industry Council (TLIC), a group comprising industry stakeholders with the aim of ensuring that there is one ‘lettings' voice. In 2019, she set up LARG (Large Agents Representative Group). Theresa's expertise and experience is widely acknowledged, much respected and frequently sought. Vanessa Warwick Vanessa Warwick is co-founder of landlord forum and community, PropertyTribes.com , as well as being a landlord since 1992 and a portfolio landlord since 2004.  Vanessa is in regular demand for her commentary and insights, and has contributed commentary to mainstream media such as The Sunday Times, the Telegraph, the Guardian, and Estates Gazette.  She also co-hosts the “Landlord Lens” webinar with NRLA CEO, Ben Beadle, where they discuss trending topics for landlords.  Being a community manager, Vanessa has her finger on the pulse of what is causing landlords pain, and the topics that are engaging them and she writes many articles to educate landlords on best practice, risk mitigation, and how newbies can get started in BTL safely. Jamie Fraser James has been a landlord and small developer for 25 years. An adviser with the NLA for 10 years and an accreditation trainer with the NLA/NRLA for 13 years, he was also the admin organiser on the Axe the Tenant Tax campaign against Section 24.

Emma Webb and Russell Quirk join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Russell Quirk and Laura Dodsworth join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dawn Neesom and Russell Quirk join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Emma Webb and Russell Quirk join Mike Graham for this week's edition of Plank of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Belinda de Lucy and Russell Quirk join Mike Graham for this week's edition of Plank of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In questo podcast ti racconto perché l'agenzia immobiliare ibrida sarà il futuro e ti spiego cosa fare per diventarlo prima che sia troppo tardi.Quando le agenzie immobiliari online sono apparse sulla scena immobiliare, molti pensavano che il settore fosse sulla strada buona per cambiare per sempre.Era il 2009, quando in UK faceva il suo ingresso sul campo la startup di Russell Quirk, Emoov.Tra l'altro, qualche tempo fa ho intervistato proprio Russell per parlare di agenzia immobiliare del futuro: clicca qui per approfondire.Le grandi promesse a livello di sconti provvigionali e la modernità di approccio in linea con gli ultimi trend tecnologici, erano tra le altre cose gli asset che posizionavano ottimamente il modello online per una scalata incredibile.Dopotutto, ormai tutti i settori - incluso quello assicurativo e quello finanziario - stavano andando verso una prepotente digitalizzazione dei propri servizi.Nel 2014 il modello riceveva la sua consacrazione: era arrivata alla ribalta Purplebricks, il nome più popolare.Fu un successo, in pochi anni una quotazione in borsa, l'apertura in diversi mercati internazionali.Ma agenzia immobiliare online non è solo UK, ci sono state - e continuano ad esistere - anche realtà differenti in diversi Stati europei e non, come:- Compass e Redfin in USA;- Meilleurs Agent in Francia;- Homeday in Germania;- Propertista in Spagna;Per approfondire visita l'articolo: micheleschirru.it/agenzia-ibrida-futuro

Kevin O'Sullivan, Olivia Utley, Mark Dolan, Dawn Neesom, Emily Carver, Emma Webb and Russell Quirk join Mike Graham for a very special podcast edition of Plank of the Year. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Belinda de Lucy and Russell Quirk join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Professor Sikora starts the show off. Helen Dale discusses how behaviour is being regulated in private places, and how it goes against the norm. Saqib Bhatti reacts to Chancellor Rishi Sunak's announcement. Russell Quirk talks about how rules allowing two extra storeys may provide 170,000new homes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dawn Neesom and Russell Quirk join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Esther Krakue and Russell Quirk join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Deirdre and Audrey met with property guru Russell Quirk to discuss how to style your home to be ready to put up for sale, he  gives us his expert advice on how you can add value to your home, and his tips to help you sell up easier and quicker! Russell Quirk has a wealth of property knowledge, having spent 25 years in the estate agency industry, and selling thousands of homes in the UK, he also Founded of Emoov, one of the first digital estate agencies, is co-founder of Propergander PR and is also a director at Keller Williams Realty, Inc! In their conversation with Russell, Deirdre and Audrey learn that most people don't make any changes to their home in order to sell, even if the home is in great need of upkeep. But with statistics showing that people make up their mind whether to purchase within the first 30 seconds of being in the home, there's plenty of things we can do (and some at very little cost) to help sell quicker and even make more money on the property, so tune in to discover Russell's tips and tricks!   To learn more about Propergander PR be sure to visit their website https://www.propaganda.co.uk/ For more content and to become part of The DnA of Home Interiors community, visit our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/thednaofhomeinteriors/ Audrey Whelan offers professional interior design services and workshops to educate people on their own home interior design https://www.audreywhelan.com/ ufurnish.com is an online search and discovery engine for furniture where you can search products across the wider retail market on one website https://www.ufurnish.com/en-gb  

Jo Hemmings and Russell Quirk join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Russell Quirk, co-founder of Properganda PR is a property news specialist and joins me 5 weeks into lockdown. Coronavirus has caused market shutdown. Millions of jobs are being protected by the government's furlough scheme as moving home becomes a near-impossible task. But will the downturn cause long-term structural damage to the market? What will record-low interest rates do? And what about those landlords who've become the actual occupier of the property against the rules of their mortgage? Russell gives us his view.

Dell'intervista a Russell Quirk, mi sono rimasti soprattutto questi due aspetti:✔️ cosa succederà a Purplebricks e cosa ne sarà dell'agenzia immobiliare online;✔️ cosa si sarebbe potuto - e dovuto - fare diversamente con Emoov per evitare il fallimento;Russell, nel momento in cui gli ho chiesto cosa ne sarà degli agenti immobiliari, mi ha risposto così: “Penso che la strada più sostenibile per le agenzie immobiliari sia di far leva sugli agenti stessi ed il loro personal brand".Scarica la trascrizione dell'intera intervista ed ascolta il podcast

Link: https://micheleschirru.it/la-mia-intervista-a-russell-quirk-founder-di-emoov-co-founder-di-properganda-pr-investor-director-in-keller-williams/Qualche settimana fa, nell'ambito del mio podcast PropTech Italia e del portale Unissu, ho avuto il piacere di intervistare Russell Quirk.Russell, numero 1 nella Top 10 dei principali influencer nel Regno Unito. Fondatore di Emoov, co-fondatore di Properganda PR, Investor Director in Keller Williams UK e molto altro ...Per me, e sono sicuro di non essere il solo, è sempre molto piacevole stare ad ascoltarlo perché rappresenta una fonte inesauribile di risorse.È una figura molto influente, se prendiamo in considerazione il settore immobiliare nel mondo anglosassone. Per questo motivo, non sorprende che sia stato recentemente premiato come miglior influencer per il PropTech in UK.Ecco qui l'articolo che presenta la lista...Il quadro attuale del mondo PropTechNel corso degli anni, lo abbiamo visto coinvolto in diverse conferenze, eventi, spettacoli, mettendosi sempre in prima linea sulle discussioni legate al futuro del settore immobiliare e sulle implicazioni che la digital transformation avrà sulla vita di clienti e professionisti immobiliari.Diciamoci la verità: l'immobiliare è stato il settore tra i più lenti ad adottare la tecnologia.Questo è vero per il Regno Unito, ma ancora di più per il resto del mondo.I "trend-setter" per eccellenza sono sicuramente gli Stati Uniti e il Regno Unito, ma da qualche tempo anche altre regioni d'Europa stanno cercando di fare la loro parte del lavoro.Germania e Francia meritano una menzione in questo senso; sicuramente l'interesse crescente per Axel Springer in aziende proptech come Homeday, inizialmente, e Meilleurs Agents, recentemente, è un segnale forte.Qui il loro comunicato stampa al riguardo.Ma non è tutto qui, perché anche Spagna e Finlandia stanno rafforzando la loro posizione, così come l'Italia, dove grazie al PropTech Monitor siamo a conoscenza della presenza di oltre 120 aziende proptech per il solo 2019.Tra l'altro, ho recentemente scritto un articolo su Unissu - che puoi leggere qui - sull'ascesa della PropTech italiano.Ma in Italia, questi sviluppi si sono verificati circa 7 anni dopo che qualcosa ha iniziato a muoversi molto nel Regno Unito.Un cambio di paradigma?L'interesse per Axel Springer in Meilleurs Agent è un segnale che, a conferma di quanto Russell dirà più avanti nell'intervista, l'interesse si stia spostando dall'agenzia immobiliare online, fornendo servizi diretti al consumatore, ad un modello in cui i servizi sono, di contro, rivolti agli agenti ed agli operatori del settore."Penso che la strada da percorrere in modo sostenibile per le agenzie immobiliari sia sfruttare gli agenti ed il loro personal brand, aiutandoli con l'amministrazione, la conformità e così via. Questo è quello che avrei dovuto fare diversamente con Emoov. Sarei dovuto diventare un Keller Williams nel Regno Unito già nel 2018, facendo pagare un tariffa intera dell'1,5% più IVA in caso di vendita. "Era il 2009 quando Russell fondò Emoov, uno dei progetti più interessanti nell'intero spettro delle proptech, un business che ha attirato l'attenzione a livello globale. Non è stato il primo - la prima agenzia immobiliare online è stata Hatched di Adam Day, prima acquisita da Connells e poi chiusa nel 2018, ma certamente Russell ha saputo farsi strada e far crescere i risultati.All'epoca, ma anche adesso, ovviamente si stava concentrando molto sull'agenzia immobiliare online, essendo stato un agente immobiliare per molto tempo.Come forse saprai, per Emoov le cose non sono andate molto bene. Dopo 9 anni, anche dopo essersi uniti a Tepilo, Channel 4 e Urban.co.uk, dopo essere stati investiti 29 milioni di sterline all'interno del business, nel 2018 Emoov è entrata in amministrazione controllata e Russell ha dovuto trovare un modo alternativo per guadagnarsi da vivere.“Avrei dovuto esplorare in modo più aggressivo con il mio CdA la possibilità di diventare un agente a tariffa piena e che utilizzava esperti locali, utilizzava la tecnologia e la centralizzazione operativa. Ed in realtà ho chiuso il cerchio quando ho iniziato a guardare cosa diavolo avrei dovuto fare per vivere. Era il gennaio 2019, mi sono chiesto: come pago le tasse scolastiche e come posso nutrire la mia famiglia?”E qui arriva Properganda PR e così via, come ci dirà in realtà nell'intervista ...“La cosa ovvia per me era fare PR. Perché ho un profilo ed una reputazione nell'immobiliare, era naturale che lo facessi per altre persone ed ora abbiamo molti clienti che ne traggono beneficio come propaganda PR. ”Ma non andiamo oltre...

Russell Quirk - one of the UK's most outspoken Estate Agents

In this episode we talk with Russell Quirk, Co-Founder of Properganda PR - who discusses his thoughts on the property market, and talks about his career within the property industry. He speaks with clarity and purpose. Sit back, grab a coffee or tea, it'll be 20 minutes you won't forget in a hurry! You can find out more about Russell and Properganda PR here In addition you can follow Russell personally on Twitter ------ If you'd like to nominate a future guest, contact us here!

Russell Quirk - one of the UK's most outspoken Estate Agents

Russell Quirk - one of the UK's most outspoken Estate Agents

Russell Quirk - one of the UK's most outspoken Estate Agents

Russell Quirk - one of the UK's most outspoken Estate Agents

Russell Quirk - one of the UK's most outspoken Estate Agents

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"Sono Russell Quirk, e ho fallito" - con queste parole, l'ex amministratore delegato di Emoov ha iniziato a spiegare come è crollata la sua agenzia e perché il più ampio settore delle agenzie immobiliari online si sia contratto negli ultimi mesi.Parlando al FUTURE: PropTech Conference a Londra, ieri, Quirk ha descritto la sua presentazione sul fallimento di alcuni degli onliner come "uno strano tipo di terapia".Lo scorso Novembre il marchio Emoov è stato acquistato, continuando ad operare come agenzia online.Quirk ha detto al pubblico di FUTURE: PropTech che quando ha lanciato Emoov era "molto positivo riguardo alle prospettive del settore delle agenzie online", basandosi sulla convinzione che gli si potesse pagare meno e fare comunque un lavoro decente.Tuttavia, ha ammesso che la sua previsione originale di una quota di mercato del 35% per gli agenti online era "completamente sbagliata", aggiungendo che l'attuale quota di mercato del sette per cento dopo tutti i milioni di sterline spesi per il marketing era in qualche modo stupefacente.Quirk ha quindi delineato alcuni motivi per cui la quota di mercato è ancora così bassa:- Concorrenza: Quirk ha spiegato come la competizione sia cresciuta in modo significativo - nel Regno Unito ci sono 55 agenzie immobiliari online - e tutti facciano le stesso cose e spingano esclusivamente per offrire un servizio al ribasso;- Costo per cliente: Quirk ha dichiarato che il costo della pubblicità era in ascesa, per esempio citando il pay per click di Google, il "costo per clic" per la frase "agente immobiliare online" nel 2012 era di £2, alla fine del 2018 era £50.Per quanto riguarda il futuro, il fondatore di Emoov ha affermato che il settore online potrebbe raggiungere il 10% della quota di mercato, ma secondo lui non lo supererebbe - tuttavia ha avvertito che gli agenti tradizionali che hanno screditato il PropTech avevano torto.Secondo lui, il 50% degli agenti tradizionali ignora il mondo PropTech, affermando che in molti avevano la testa nella sabbia.

"Sono Russell Quirk, e ho fallito" - con queste parole, l'ex amministratore delegato di Emoov ha iniziato a spiegare come è crollata la sua agenzia e perché il più ampio settore delle agenzie immobiliari online si sia contratto negli ultimi mesi.Parlando al FUTURE: PropTech Conference a Londra, ieri, Quirk ha descritto la sua presentazione sul fallimento di alcuni degli onliner come "uno strano tipo di terapia".Lo scorso Novembre il marchio Emoov è stato acquistato, continuando ad operare come agenzia online.Quirk ha detto al pubblico di FUTURE: PropTech che quando ha lanciato Emoov era "molto positivo riguardo alle prospettive del settore delle agenzie online", basandosi sulla convinzione che gli si potesse pagare meno e fare comunque un lavoro decente.Tuttavia, ha ammesso che la sua previsione originale di una quota di mercato del 35% per gli agenti online era "completamente sbagliata", aggiungendo che l'attuale quota di mercato del sette per cento dopo tutti i milioni di sterline spesi per il marketing era in qualche modo stupefacente.Quirk ha quindi delineato alcuni motivi per cui la quota di mercato è ancora così bassa:- Concorrenza: Quirk ha spiegato come la competizione sia cresciuta in modo significativo - nel Regno Unito ci sono 55 agenzie immobiliari online - e tutti facciano le stesso cose e spingano esclusivamente per offrire un servizio al ribasso;- Costo per cliente: Quirk ha dichiarato che il costo della pubblicità era in ascesa, per esempio citando il pay per click di Google, il "costo per clic" per la frase "agente immobiliare online" nel 2012 era di £2, alla fine del 2018 era £50.Per quanto riguarda il futuro, il fondatore di Emoov ha affermato che il settore online potrebbe raggiungere il 10% della quota di mercato, ma secondo lui non lo supererebbe - tuttavia ha avvertito che gli agenti tradizionali che hanno screditato il PropTech avevano torto.Secondo lui, il 50% degli agenti tradizionali ignora il mondo PropTech, affermando che in molti avevano la testa nella sabbia.

The rise and fall of Emoov!.. This week Tom & Adam met with one of the most influential personalities in the property industry, Russell Quirk. With so much great content we've split this interview over two episodes. Part two of two. Russell Quirk is a seasoned entrepreneur, business builder and one of the most influential personalities in the property industry. Named on the Maserati 100 List & the Tyto Tech Power List Top 50. In this episode we focus on Russell’s entrepreneurial journey and the birth of Emoov and in part two we discuss what went wrong the lessons learned and what’s in store for the future. Areas covered: The merger of Emoov, Tepilo, Urban & increasing annual revenues from £2.5m to £7m. The ultimate reason Emoov failed. Raising finance via crowdfunding. The backlash of the business going under from investors. The lessons learned and what Russell would have done differently. Russell’s new business Properganda PR. A discussion on failure and success. Russell’s 3 Golden Rules on running a business.   To contact Russell visit http://www.linkedin.com/in/russell-quirk/ or follow him on twitter @russellquirk For more from the Property Investors Podcast follow us on Twitter/Instagram/LinkedIn @PodcastProperty or join our community on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/propertyinvestorspodcast

Part one of two. Russell Quirk is a seasoned entrepreneur, business builder and one of the most influential personalities in the property industry. Named on the Maserati 100 List & the Tyto Tech Power List Top 50. In this episode we focus on Russell’s entrepreneurial journey and the birth of Emoov and in part two we discuss what went wrong the lessons learned and what’s in store for the future. Areas covered: Russell’s upbringing, early career & relationship with his Father.  How his entrepreneurial journey began and how he built a successful multi-branch traditional estate agency.  The impact of the recession and how he pivoted the business to accommodate.  The birth of Emoov and its early success.  How Russell managed to raise £29million via Venture Capital, Private Investments & Crowdfunding.  His involvement with Dragons Den’s, James Caan.   To contact Russell visit www.linkedin.com/in/russell-quirk/ or follow him on twitter @russellquirk For more from the Property Investors Podcast follow us on twitter/instagram @PodcastProperty or join our community on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/propertyinvestorspodcast

It seems too abstract to be true - but the nosedive from £100 million to zero was exactly what happened to eMoov, just 6 weeks ago. This wonderful chat with Russell Quirk explores what happened. He was completely open, honest and reflective on the experience. We discussed how it impacted him professionally and personally. What he'd do again, and what he'd do differently. And you know what? I learned more in a couple of hours than I ever did reading “success” books or autobiographies. Thankfully I recorded it too, and here it is for your enjoyment.

Eddie and James headed to Emoov Towers to catch up with CEO Russell Quirk, shortly after his announcement of a £9m fundraise.

The Property Show Podcast with Russell Quirk and Kate Faulkner Part 2 by Coreco

The Property Show is back for another dose of property related chat, anecdotes and arguments as we try to understand exactly what is happening in the wider property world. This month Andrew Montlake (@montysblog) welcomes another two property legends on to the show; Russell Quirk (@EmoovCEO) the Founder and CEO at Emoov, the UKs No 1 Hybrid Estate Agent, and Kate Faulkner (@katefaulkner), founder of Designs on Property website and one of the UKs leading property experts. Both are regular voices on BBC, LBC, ITV and the national press. In the first part of the show the trio discuss, amongst other things, the housing market in general, where property prices are going, how to choose an estate agent, the future of Estate Agency itself and how we should be working together to look after the consumer. We also learn about Russel’s first foray into Estate Agency at age 5 ! Look out for Part 2 coming soon featuring a heated discussion on Help to Buy!

The artist formerly known as James Dearsley and I caught up with Russell Quirk and Ramirez from Emoov a couple of hours after their acquisition of Tepilo and Urban completed!

The average price of a flat in London is £430k, 12 times the average income in the capital. How can young people ever be expected to get a foothold on the housing market? Phil Dobbie talk to Russell Quirk, CEO of eMoov, who suggests that the government needs to develop more social housing, as well as act as a competitive developer in the private sector. Otherwise, we will never address housing affordability.

Our guest this week is Russel Quirk, Founder and CEO of eMoov.co.uk, the UK's multi-award winning hybrid estate agency. Russell provides fascinating insight into the new age of estate agency.

7 Women - 7 Challenges PART 4 At the start of 2017 after feedback from the Tough Girl Tribe. I started 7 Women - 7 Challenges. Throughout the year I will be interviewing 7 women as we follow them on their journey of going after their own personal challenges. We will learn what really has to happen for people to achieve their goals, we will hear about their frustrations, disappointments, set backs, as well as their successes and achievements.  It is real stories, from real women, living real lives.   Schedule of future episodes Part 1 - 1st January LIVE Part 2 - 12th February LIVE Part 3 - 2nd April LIVE Part 4 - 28th May LIVE Part 5 - 1st October Part 6 - 19th November Part 7 - 31st December   Show notes Rae Red Feeling a bit weird in January Finding out she was pregnant! Knackered, dealing with morning sickness Stopping training Going on a mental roller coaster Not being able to tell people Moving house & being surrounded by boxes Processing the news Being angry Going through a grieving process BREAK Struggling with mental health  Walking everyday Publishing her blog posts Feeling lonely while pregnant Making her pregnancy her own experience The first 3 months Round ligament pain Pregnancy Yoga via Youtube Not fighting against it The elephant in the room! Heartburn The London Marathon Ballot! Being due early October Plans for the future.. new business idea Ice climbing in February? How her diabetes has been affected by being pregnant Having a starvation test Eating a banana a day.. Trying to stay positive Why you need to reach out to people Starting with her blog - howdoesshedoit.com     Laura Try   Listening back to part 3 of the podcast and crying about it Being on the edge of nearly giving up How it has all changed…. Getting a main sponsor! Going to a business networking meeting every week #BNI Asking for a dream referral and wanting to speak to Russell Quirk 6 week later being told he will be at the meeting Should she mention the rowing trip? Doing her research.. taking a deep breath and saying hello! Going for it! £2,000 to go Becoming numb to emotion and not being able to feel anything Why the challenge is not about rowing GB Getting excited!! Give some love to www.emoo.co.uk Why it’s more than just the money Getting physical and emotional support Being a New World Record Holder!!! Being a member of the Sub 7 Rowing Club  Saying “YES” The world record row! Fitness before the challenge…. & not being able to train properly for the past few months £150 club? Still an option? The plan to get the final £2k Donations have stopped since she got a main sponsor Guest speaking gigs - which is ticking a few boxes Exhausted, scatter brain, forgetting things, never being so tired in her life! Taking time off…. Moving house on Monday - 5 days before she goes rowing! Having a job for when she comes back! Starting her row on the 3rd June! Mental skills coaching Why it’s all about imagery! Getting excited!! 8 weeks - follow along with Laura via her social media channels It’s so easy!!   Jen Dykhoorn   What’s been happening since we last spoke! Moving countries and living in Stockholm Getting to travel more Experiencing Spring twice! What she loves about Stockholm Signing up for an Ultra Marathon in July (Eco Trail Ultra Marathon) Doing long runs at the weekend and cycling to work everyday Tips for running on new trails, using iPhones and having a back up plan MapMyRun.com Getting the balance right between running and cycling while training Using the ultra as a training exercise Doing what she can do Being prepared as much as she can while maintaining everything else in her life Structured Reflection from using the Passion Planner Having fewer obligations in Stockholm and being able to choose what she wants to do Struggling with anxiety and why her tools helps her to create space Dealing with the stress and pressure from work Everyday magic goals! Making music once a week! Taking up the harmonica The 100 Day Challenge! Tips for meditation  Planning for LEJOG - mapping and accommodation Getting excited for her challenge! Her goals for the coming weeks Heading off to Budapest for a weekend getaway      Jo Jo Rogers   Dealing with injury Focusing on recovery Being angry with her injury Getting a new rescue dog and training her to get use to cars The frustration of not being able to run Being able to get out to Texas to race! Not pushing on her running, until race day Heading down to Dallas, and getting to see her son as well Running on cement in the heat! Carrying her own hydration and not needing to stop at the aid stations 3 loop course of 10.33 mile course Not having a time goal or a place goals Assessing the other runners on the start line Her goal for the race and wanting to run even laps 1 hr 30 mins for each loop - finishing 2nd women!! Women placed - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th! “Go the Girls!!”  The challenges during the race…  Running the last 3 miles faster and making an effort to stay over pace Feeling fully recovered Plans for the summer months Sleep & nutrition Meeting Jo Jo in Maine Her B Goal - To run the fastest 50K for women over 50 Being the 2nd fastest female in the US for running 50K in 2016 Her C Goal - To get a PB in a 50K Her 50k PB - 4 hr 5mins   Georgie Akin-Smith 2 challenges done Injury update… Not being able to run London Marathon (but being able to defer it to next year) Focus on cycling and 2 cycling challenges completed What was going through her head before Mallorca 312 The pressure of having a cut off time of 14 hours and trying to do the distance in that time The start line Not sleeping well the night before and having a 5 am wake up call Dealing with mountains from the start of the course Eating every half an hour - which became harder and harder as the time went on Getting to 290K  Dealing with the nerves and excitement at the start of the race Race tactics The hills! Deciding to carry on and not stop at the 220 The final 2 hours of the race and why they were so hard - mentally Having not choice but to carry on (having a few tears) What she’s learnt from the Mallorca experience Going to the extremes of her mental and physical fitness Pushing herself and gaining confidence from the experience 2 week rest and then cycling from London to Paris Cycling with Laura Kennington Meeting10 new people and having a lose plan for the cycle Having a MRI scan on her hip and being able to start running again Racing to the finish line to make it in 24hrs! Making changes to her 12 challenges Doing a Tough Mudder with her parents in August Having more of a focus on running and cycling Getting to a good place with cycling and training for her next 100 mile race in July Is she still enjoying herself? Making the challenges work for her and her lifestyle Why you can achieve more than you think   Gemma Smith - Adventures of a Novice Mountaineer   What’s Gemma has been up to Climbing the Cosmiques Arête, how it came about and what it is Why she decided to do it Taking advantage of the weather and managing to get some skiing in Fitness while climbing at altitude  What she’s learnt from climbing the Cosmiques Arête and how she will be able to apply it to future challenges Building her confidence and gaining reassurance from the experience Getting a new climbing partner Climbing with a para climber and how it’s made her think differently Getting half way up a 7a London Ladies Climb - FB Group How her personal training is coming along What she’s focusing on with her training  Getting tickets for the ARC’TERYX CLIMBING ACADEMY Going on a mountain clean up Having to give up on May as a training month Working brutal hours and struggling to get the balance Feeling guilt about not training Having to speak to her boss about her work Plans for the coming months Bullet Journal…. Trying to get a routine back in her life Not managing to make it to Scotland The Sandstone Trail…on the list for July to test her endurance Making a commitment and learning when to step back Making more time for herself Blogging… having more stuff to publish   Rachel Wise   Summary from the last 2 months The big things have been done A family will be able to take the house furnished A home has been found for the dog Sorting out her job and speaking to her boss Having the difficult conversation Feeling relief that people now know Running the Geneva Marathon! Being ready for the next one! Running her own race, and running at a steady pace Pushing the dark throughs aside How the children are coping with the upcoming changes How Rachel is feeling about the trip Not being super excited and more focused on getting things organised Trying to save money and make money Her experience with Air BnB Dealing with back to back bookings Renting the whole house out for July Prices  Trying to fit it all in Money and the budget.. Heading off in August! The girls education for while on the road The jobs that have to be done before they head off The website - slowtravelfamily.com Wanting to write more and share more blogs What she hopes will have happened by October     Feeling inspired week after week?  You can do 3 easy things to help me continue to grow the podcast! Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes, so you won’t miss a single episode If you’re loving the podcast, please leave a 5-star review on iTunes! I read every single comment! Share the podcast with your friends, especially if you think it could help them, and spread the #ToughGirlPodcast love.  Your support helps me continue to grow the podcast and do inspiring things in this space! Already done all 3? You’re a rockstar! Thank you! Want to do more? Please become a Patron and donate a small fixed amount every month to help fund the runnings costs.      You can listen to the Tough Girl Podcast on the go via iTunes, Soundcloud & Stitcher!