The Truth Behind Just Sold

It’s a family affair here on the podcast this week as I sit down to chat with my cousin Madison. As a mother of 2 we get into how her expectations of home have shifted as her life and family size have changed. Together we discuss the importance of cultivating a community, her need to be close to a trader joes and a target and how sharing a room as a kid has helped her detach from the notion that bigger is better.

Join me as I chat with Marilyn White, elected official, teacher, property owner, and she's also my aunt! Together we discuss the issues facing a rural community in California, from wildfire preparedness and water infrastructure, to the impact of COVID-19 and how working collectively helps to better the community. For more information about fire safety and preparedness visit www.nfpa.org  And check out all their handy tip sheets here: www.nfpa.org/Public-Education/Teaching-tools/Safety-tip-sheets You could also visit www.usfa.fema.gov/prevention And check out their outreach materials here: www.usfa.fema.gov/prevention/outreach

Today I’m talking with Joy Osborne, friend and fellow musical theater lover. You’ll hear us hone in on home and what it means to love how you live. Together, we are taking a journey through her past buying and selling experiences to uncover what worked, what didn’t and the lessons learned along the way.