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The podcast currently has 107 episodes available.
In this episode of the Real State Podcast, hosts Alex Norman and Jamie Blond dive into the intriguing intersection of geography and attraction. Joined by digital wellness expert Anya Pechko, the discussion explores how location—whether it's a bustling city like New York or a laid-back destination like Miami—shapes who we're drawn to and why. Discover the historical roots of attraction, the role of technology and culture, and how cities and environments influence dating dynamics and personal connections. Tune in for actionable insights on improving your success in love, life, and work by understanding the "location chemistry" that subtly guides our choices. Perfect for listeners interested in dating, psychology, and the impact of place on human relationships.
Keywords: location, attraction, dating dynamics, geography, culture, technology, relationships, psychology, wellness, New York, Miami, Real State Podcast.
In this episode of The Real State Podcast, hosts Alex and Jamie dive into the complexities and nuances of the modern airport experience, particularly during peak travel seasons like summer and events such as the Paris Olympics and the Euro Cup. The discussion spans various aspects of airport logistics, comparing regional differences, and sharing personal travel tips.
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In this thought-provoking episode of The Real State Podcast, hosts Alex Norman and Jamie Blonde delve into the complex and often controversial topic of tipping culture, exploring its evolution, regional differences, and the broader implications for both consumers and service providers.
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In this flavorful episode of The Real State Podcast, hosts Alex Norman and Jamie Blonde dive into the age-old debate of which city produces the superior bagel: New York or Montreal. The episode, titled "Bagel Wars," explores the history, cultural significance, and distinct characteristics of bagels from these two iconic cities.
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In today’s episode, Adaptive work, we explore the intersection between location and the growing number of people with disabilities entering the workforce. Our guest today is Garrett Mayersohn, a disability advocate, accessibility specialist/consultant, employment specialist and founder of love on a roll, a company and movement dedicated to breaking down barriers and fostering inclusivity, based in Boca Raton Florida.
In today’s episode of The Real State, we explore the intersection between location and emerging mental health treatments. Our guest today is Jennifer Benetato a leader at the forefront of spirituality, trauma healing, somatic wisdom and psychedelic science. She is the founder of the AMBIKA Method, supporting people to prepare for and integrate transformational experiences. Jennifer holds a Masters in Social work, is a licensed therapist and has served on faculty of The New School and NYU and has worked in psychiatric hospitals, prisons, and primary care prior to opening a private integrative wellness practice in NYC.
In today’s episode of The Real State, we explore the intersection between location and the trends that we’ve covered over our first 100 episodes.Hard to believe what started as a Covid era adventure has been such a fun, informative ride for us. And we couldn’t have done it without the support from all of you, so thank you so much! Now join Alex and I as we take a look back on the journey thus far, highlighting some of our favorite trends and guests.
In today’s episode, Road Tripping: Unveiling the joys and perks of a great way to travel, we explore the intersection between this unique way to travel and the benefits it provides us all.
In today’s episode of The Real State, we explore the intersection between buyers, sellers, and the broker fees they pay. Today’s guest is George Schechter, a luxury real estate agent with Compass, based in South Florida. George holds the honor of being the guest on our initial podcast episode way back on Dec 15th, 2020.
In today’s episode, New Years Eve: Celebrations and locations, we explore the intersection between the worldwide holiday and the local traditions that shape the event. Alex and Jamie take a look at the annual celebration, from the history behind it to current trends and our own experiences.
The podcast currently has 107 episodes available.