HeyJaredA Knoxville Podcast with KnoxvilleRob
A Knoxville Podcast is your insider's guide to life in East Tennessee, hosted by Rob Howard (@KnoxvilleRob)—a 20+ year Knoxville real estate broker, author, and local storyteller.
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Episode 4: Ryan Sheley: Founder of Principal of Cottonwood Concepts (opens the original)
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Ryan Sheley has the singular perspective of someone who grew up in Knoxville, travelled widely and chose to come back home. A West High School grad who spent time at the University of Tennessee, Ryan spent nearly a decade touring almost 300 days a year as frontman of the band Homemade Wine, including a stop at Bonnaroo and a long residency in Key West, before coming home to help rebuild downtown Knoxville. In this conversation with host Rob Howard, Ryan traces the path from that stage life into
Episode 3: Episode 3: Lisa Dockery and Casey Irwin - Candidates for East Tennessee Realtors Board of Directors (opens the original)
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Two Knoxville real estate professionals sit down to talk about service, roots, and what it actually takes to build a career that lasts in East Tennessee. Casey Irwin and Lisa Dockery join host Rob Howard (@KnoxvilleRob) for their first-ever podcast appearance as candidates for the East Tennessee Realtors Board of Directors. What starts as a candidate conversation turns into something better: two honest Knoxville stories about how a career gets built. Casey is a multi-generational East Tennessean
Episode 2: Addie Granath: UT Grad Student (opens the original)
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Some folks know a town. Addie Granath is one of them. South Knoxville born, UT raised, known for her cruising in her tan Sequoia with the windows down. We sat down at the Downtown Grill & Brewery and wandered all over the East Tennessee map and into North Carolina! Addie just wrapped her bachelor's in agricultural resources, economics and starts her master's this fall, which means she thinks about land the way most of us think about traffic. Farmland is finite. Once you build on it, it's gone. T
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