• The Stuff We Wish Every Client Knew
    Jul 1 2026

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    Whether you're buying your first home, getting ready to sell, or just trying to make sense of today's market, there are a few things we wish every client knew before jumping in.

    In this episode, Lindsay is back and we share the biggest mistakes we see buyers and sellers make, along with the simple strategies that can save you time, money, and unnecessary stress. From pricing and negotiations to inspections, financing, and expectations, we're having the conversations we wish everyone heard before starting the process.

    Think of this episode as advice we'd give our own friends over happy hour. Honest, practical, and hopefully a little entertaining.

    Grab your favorite drink and join us for another episode of The Home Girl Happy Hour!

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    33 mins
  • The Real Estate Reality Check
    Jun 14 2026

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    This week on The Home Girl Happy Hour Podcast, I’m joined by Dan DeMott for a real estate reality check. We’re talking about the things newer agents need to hear, what buyers and sellers are getting wrong in this market, and why today’s real estate industry requires more honesty, strategy, and resilience than ever.

    Dan brings his perspective as a real estate coach, and we get into everything from consumer expectations to agent mindset, market misconceptions, and what is really happening in Palm Beach County right now.

    This one is honest, practical, and exactly the kind of conversation our industry needs.

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    41 mins
  • The One Where We Talk About Dating
    Jun 5 2026

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    This week on The Home Girl Happy Hour, I’m joined by my very smart and funny friend Tiffany for a real, honest, and hilarious conversation about dating, healing, and figuring out what connection looks like in this season of life.

    We’re talking about the singles market, dating in your 40s, red flags, self-awareness, and why finding love as a grown woman can feel both hopeful and completely unhinged.

    Grab a drink and join us for an honest, funny, and very real conversation about dating after life has already lifed.

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    55 mins
  • Before You Buy: The Mortgage Conversation
    May 30 2026

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    In this episode of The Home Girl Happy Hour Podcast, I’m sitting down with Dorian Weber from Lending Haus, to talk about the side of buying a home that people either avoid, overthink, or completely misunderstand: the mortgage. Dorian is a former Olympian whose cheerful energy makes even mortgage talk feel approachable.

    We’re breaking down what buyers really need to know before they start shopping, from pre-approvals and interest rates to affordability, loan programs, down payment assistance, and the mistakes that can quietly wreck a deal before closing. We also talk about what to do if buying a home is on your radar in the next 6 to 12 months, what not to do once you’re under contract, and why qualifying for a home does not always mean the payment fits your actual life.

    This conversation is practical, honest, and way less boring than a mortgage conversation has any right to be. Grab a drink and join us for the mortgage episode every buyer should hear before falling in love with a house.

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    32 mins
  • When Home Changes
    May 22 2026

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    Sometimes the hardest part of a breakup, divorce, or major life transition is not just the relationship ending. It is figuring out what “home” even means afterward.

    In Episode 2 of The Home Girl Happy Hour, I talk with guest Shelly Albright about the emotional and practical realities of starting over after decoupling. From deciding whether to keep or sell a home, to navigating finances independently, to rebuilding a sense of stability during a season that can feel incredibly uncertain, this conversation is honest, supportive, and grounded in real life.

    We also talk about the identity shift that comes with creating a space that feels fully your own again, the fears people quietly carry during these transitions, and the reminder that starting over does not mean starting from nothing.

    Whether you’re personally navigating this chapter, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about the human side of real estate, this episode is one I think a lot of people will relate to.

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    33 mins