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Ope, A Ghost

Heaven and Jonathan

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We discuss all things paranormal and spooky! Join your hosts, Heaven and Jonathan, as we dive into the paranormal and discuss our own ghostly experiences, haunted locations, and all the spooky lore you could ever want. Please follow or subscribe to be sure you get the newest episodes.
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Ope, Whatchya Think?

spaffordcreekproductions

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Ope, Whatchya Think is a bite sized paranormal, conspiracy, cryptid, and true crime podcast that focuses on the Midwest. Join our hosts weekly as they crack open a few cold ones and talk about local stories. We say what we think and ask what you think too. Ope, Whatchya Think? Not only will we have short stories, we'll interviews too! Inebriated and Opiniated this is Ope what you think!
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The Grey Area

The Grey Area

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Welcome to The Grey Area podcast, where five British Nigerian girls - Seyi, Ati, Mayowa, Jemine and Ope - candidly explore the intricacies of life's ‘grey areas’. From identity and culture clashes to relationships and career choices. Tune in every Friday as we navigate the complexities of modern life with humor, honesty, and a unique perspective. Follow us on Instagram @tgapod for more behind-the-scenes content and to interact with us!
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Veridical

Hosted by Jack Sezer

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A cultural and philosophical podcast where influential voices will speak on relevant topics from philosophy, politics, culture, and religion.
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OPE People

OPE People

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OPE People celebrates the makers, innovators, and doers of the outdoor power equipment industry. Join host Glenn Hansen, editor-in-chief of OPE+ magazine, in personal discussions with movers and shakers in the landscaping and power equipment world and see what makes this unique industry truly special.
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Ope There It Is

Jennie Koenig & Emily Caulkins

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A couple of small town midwestern ladies finding the gems hidden away in the hearts of small town people. We tell the stories and even interview people from our small-town Iowa area and learn about the incredible things they've seen and done. We'll also talk about Jesus and cake and butter cows and whatever the heck else. We (Jennie & Emily) believe God creates each person with unique beauty and purpose, like a gem buried waiting to be discovered. This doesn't always look fancy, or create "s ...
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Speak Your Piece

Shoresides

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Shoresides accepts opinion essays on a range of topics for our “Speak Your Piece” series which is published as text online or aired as audio as part of our podcast. We’re particularly interested in essays that share ideas or issues from the coastal region from perspectives not often heard in our traditional media. Written essays typically run from 400 to 1,200 words and audio essays from 3-4 minutes, but drafts of any length will be considered. We will arrange recording for audio editions.Su ...
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The Property Academy Podcast is a daily show that gives you insight, analysis and strategies for how to get the most out of the NZ property market. It's hosted by Ed and Andrew from Opes Partners. Ok, now for the legal bit. The Property Academy Podcast is for your general information. It’s not financial advice. So the hosts aren’t telling you what to do with your own money. We’ve made every effort to make sure the information is accurate. But we occasionally get the odd fact wrong. Make sure ...
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Co-oped Up

Alan, Cameron, Connor, Kenny

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The main goal of our podcast is to have open discussion about the things that interest us and many others. This ranges from films, gaming, fandoms, etc.
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I created this podcast to share amazing stories of Nigerian businesses that are thriving against all odds and to encourage Nigerians to patronize homegrown businesses more in a bid to boost the Nigerian economy. Every episode is made with lots of love and seasoned with lot to learn.
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Hey y'all! What do you get when you cross a yankee and a southerner.....laughs, eye rolls, and a lot of "ope." He’s from the South. She’s from the North. Is it a match made in Heaven or just a recipe for disaster? Get ready to explore the fascinating world of differences through the eyes of a Midwesterner and a Southerner. Join us for quick, fun conversations that celebrate our backgrounds, our unique perspectives on modern-day topics (without the Civil War), and maybe even a jab or two whil ...
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Personal Synthesis

Dr Nash Popovic

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Personal Synthesis is a handy ‘one-stop-shop’ that brings together all the areas that play a vital role in our everyday lives, from self-awareness to intimate relationships. Each podcast will discuss and provide useful tips for a topic that is covered on the Personal Synthesis website.
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Each week, we’re going to talk about how to get the most out of your marketing as a small business or nonprofit organization. We’ll cover our favorite social media trend of the week, we’ll share insights and experiences with a key topic, we’ll vent about something in our field that really grinds our gears, and we’ll finish up by answering a few questions from you, our listeners!
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Howfar, Welcome to the I MAKE MAD SENSE podcast. Have you ever wondered how many humans suffer from low self-esteem? Well, it’s a whopping 85%, now that’s huge. So we created this platform for you and me to share stories and have conversations about Self-esteem and everything in between. JOIN US!!! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/imakemadsense/support
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Northern Lights

Minnesota Cannabis College

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Welcome to "Northern Lights," a captivating podcast that illuminates the vibrant world of Minnesota's cannabis industry. Join us as we uncover the latest updates, share intriguing perspectives, and dive into the stories that shape this thriving community. From engaging conversations with industry trailblazers to spotlighting local businesses and groundbreaking initiatives, "Northern Lights " is your guide to the remarkable journey of cannabis in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. Stay informed, inspi ...
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Move With Me

James Ramos

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James Ramos is a real estate entrepreneur who operates a design-build firm in South Tampa, Florida. James is focused on providing a better, simpler, more collaborative way to find, buy and create the home you want.
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Life In Nebraska

TJ Chrastil / OPE Podcast Group

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Join us as we explore different reasons living in Nebraska is considered "The Good Life." From history to landmarks and food destinations; Life in Nebraska will take you on an audio adventure through this great state!
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Aurora

TJ Chrastil / OPE Podcast Group

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Throughout life, we are constantly making decision; most of which have no effect on our future. But every now and then a decision comes along that not only affects the outcome of our life, but the future of the world as well. This podcast is about the people who made these decisions and the effect it had on the world.
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Beyond the Leap is the business podcast where bold decisions meet lasting success. Hosted by sales strategist, investor, and entrepreneur Brenda Jones, each episode spotlights founders, executives, and investors who risked comfort for greatness—then forged new breakthroughs on the other side. From bootstrapping seven-figure startups to leaving the C-suite for passion ventures, guests share the wins, missteps, and mindset shifts that followed their biggest jumps. Expect candid conversations o ...
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The Valuenaire Vault

Marlon T Hurd

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Sharing Millions In Value With The World To Help Grow Businesses, Lives and Bank Accounts. We Have A Special Affinity To Network Marketing Because Although It May Not Be The Best Industry. We Believe It's Just Better. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marlonhurdthevaluenaire/support
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Four tipsy hosts and one special guest unpack the strange true story of James Strang: a 19th‑century Mormon convert who claimed to have discovered metal plates, proclaimed himself King of Beaver Island, held a tin‑crowned coronation, and led a theocratic community. The episode covers Strang’s rise, conflicts with local fishermen over land and polyg…
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Most people think that getting a mortgage approved takes a week or so – but the actual timeline is quite different. In this episode, Ed and Andrew break down how long mortgage approvals actually take, why banks quote 5–10 days, and what really happens behind the scenes before the money lands in your account. You’ll learn: The true timeframe to get …
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Most Kiwis have a table mortgage, but few truly understand how they work. In this episode, Ed and Andrew break down the numbers behind New Zealand’s most common mortgage type, including why your repayments barely seem to make a dent in the early years. You’ll learn: How much interest do you really pay over the life of your loan How table mortgage r…
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How much money does a $600k investment property actually make – after growth, cashflow, and the real costs? In this episode, Ed and Andrew crunch the numbers on a recently sold-out new build and reveal what investors can realistically expect over the next 15 years. You’ll learn: The four ways property investors really make money How much this $620k…
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How does a DIY builder go from late-night renos to becoming a lifestyle investor with a cash-flowing minor dwelling? In this Case Study Sunday, Ed and Andrew sit down with Lawrence from Auckland to unpack his journey – from gutting a smelly two-bedroom “dump” to building a family home, navigating bridging finance, and eventually adding a two-bedroo…
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Buying your first investment property can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. In this episode, Ed and Andrew break down the entire process into eight clear steps, from choosing your strategy through to signing the contract and doing proper due diligence. You’ll learn: The step-by-step process for buying your first investment property How …
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Renovating your own home can be one of the best ways to build equity, but it can also turn into a financial (and emotional) nightmare if you don’t know where to start. In this episode, Ed and Andrew are joined by Peter Wolfkamp, The Resident Builder and host of Newstalk ZB’s Sunday morning show, to reveal how to DIY the smart way. You’ll learn: The…
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What do property investors really want for Christmas? In this special holiday episode, Ed and Andrew unwrap last year’s wish list to see what Santa delivered … and which of them ended up with nothing but a lump of coal from the Reserve Bank. You’ll learn: What we wished for last Christmas, and which predictions actually came true The 2026 investor …
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Soon-to-be-former Reel Politik host Jack Frayne-Reid unveils THE OVAL TAPES VOL. 1, his first live album and sanctioned "official bootleg", featuring solo acoustic (and, on the first four songs, electric) performances of ten original songs alongside covers of Neil Young, Gram Parsons, Lucinda Williams and The Rolling Stones, recorded in concert at …
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The hosts drink, joke, and dive into the strange true story of Mike Markham — a Missouri man who claimed to build a time machine using a Jacob’s Ladder and stolen transformers, called into Coast to Coast AM, disappeared for two years, and reappeared in Ohio holding a mysterious device. The episode mixes skepticism, conspiracy chatter, and humor as …
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You’ve listed your property … the first offer comes in … but is it really the best one you’ll get? In this episode, Ed and Andrew dig into the old real estate saying “the first offer is often the best” – and whether you should trust it or hold out for a higher price. You’ll learn: When it makes sense to reject an early offer and wait for competitio…
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“Buy the worst house on the best street” – classic Kiwi advice … but is it actually good in 2025? In this episode, Ed and Andrew delve into the data behind this old property mantra, revealing when it works brilliantly and when it can turn into a costly mistake. You’ll learn: Whether the “worst house, best street” strategy still stacks up today What…
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Do property investors really need a financial adviser – or can you just DIY it? In this episode, Ed and Andrew give an honest breakdown of what advisers actually do, what they cost, and the situations where you genuinely need one … and the ones where you absolutely don’t. You’ll learn: What a property investment adviser actually gives you How advis…
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Tim’s journey from Army deployments to Antarctic expeditions – and later, the Aussie mines – wasn’t just about adventure. It was about financial independence. In this episode, Ed and Andrew sit down with Tim to unpack how he creates long-term wealth for his young family. You’ll learn: How a $170k Whanganui reno turned into a $365k success story How…
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Most Kiwis wonder: How much do I actually need to retire – and what will I really spend? In this episode, Ed and Andrew sit down with Associate Professor Claire Matthews, the researcher behind Massey University’s Retirement Expenditure Guidelines, to unpack what current retirees spend and what that means for your plans. You’ll learn: What the lates…
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Most Kiwis dream of starting their own business, but what if your biggest source of startup capital is the home you already live in? In this episode, Ed and Andrew unpack how some Kiwi families use their mortgage to launch a business, including real stories from around the country. You’ll learn: How to borrow against your house to fund a new ventur…
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Most people set big money goals at the start of the year … but how many of us actually follow through? In this episode, Ed and Andrew look back at the goals they set 12 months ago – and reveal whether they actually hit their 2025 targets. You’ll learn: Whether Ed and Andrew achieved their renovation, mortgage, and investment goals this year How to …
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Some renovations look good on Pinterest – but won’t add a cent to your property’s value. In this episode, Ed and Andrew sit down with Wayne Gordon from Refresh Renovations to uncover the upgrades that actually boost your property’s return on investment. You’ll learn: Which renovations consistently deliver the highest ROI for Kiwi investors When to …
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Choosing a financial adviser can feel overwhelming – so how do you know who’s actually right for you? In this episode, Ed and Andrew reveal a simple 5-step process that every Kiwi can use to find an adviser who fits their goals. You’ll learn: How to decide which type of adviser you actually need The 5 steps to shortlist, check, and compare advisers…
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Some banks look cheaper than others – but the real question is: which bank actually gives you the lowest mortgage rate once you dig into the data? In this episode, Ed and Andrew reveal what really happens when you compare every bank’s mortgage rates over time – and why the “cheapest” bank often isn’t the one you think. You’ll learn: Which banks con…
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By his early 30s, Josh had already built a 3-property portfolio – with homes in Twizel, Christchurch, and Milton. In this episode, Ed and Andrew sit down with Josh to unpack how he used creative saving tactics, family deals, and long-term planning to build wealth early. You’ll learn: How Josh turned a $210k section in Twizel into a future developme…
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Most Kiwis know how long it takes to sell a house – but how long does it actually take to buy one? In this episode, Ed and Andrew break down the real timelines, from getting pre-approval to getting the keys, and why some buyers take months while others move in just weeks. You’ll learn: The true timeframe to buy a house How the “perfect property che…
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New Zealanders talk about property like it’s a national sport – but why? In this episode, Ed and Andrew dig into the underlying reasons behind our national obsession with property. You’ll learn: Where our property obsession actually comes from, and why it’s so different to other countries How events like the 1987 sharemarket crash pushed a whole ge…
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What really happens when the Financial Markets Authority turns up to review your business? In this episode, Ed and Andrew take you behind the scenes of the FMA’s monitoring visit to Opes – what the regulator looked for, what they found, and what it means for property investors. You’ll learn: Why the FMA visited Opes What it’s actually like to sit i…
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In this rambunctious two‑part episode the hosts dig into Wisconsin’s Aztalan mounds, exploring connections to Cahokia, reports of underwater and underground pyramid‑like structures at Rock Lake, and local sightings of a 20‑foot serpent nicknamed “Rocky.” Between spirited banter and drinks, they touch on ancient trade (copper from Keweenaw), strange…
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In this special bonus episode, you'll hear the audio from the recent Property Live webinar where we looked at "What's going to happen to the property market in 2026" In this podcast you'll learn: the predictions we got wrong last year what we think will happen next year And how the 2026 calendar looks For more from Opes Partners: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠…
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Townhouses are now a big slice of New Zealand’s new builds. But some investors worry these modern builds could look tired, cheap, or even slum-like in a decade. So … will they? In this episode, Ed and Andrew uncover what makes some townhouses age beautifully – while others fall apart. You’ll learn: 3 key warning signs a townhouse won’t age well Why…
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It’s never felt harder to find a good tenant – rents are stalling, and some properties are sitting empty for weeks. In this episode, Ed and Andrew ask economist Tony Alexander whether this is the new normal for landlords … or just another ugly part of the cycle. You’ll learn: The real reason it’s suddenly so hard to get a good tenant (and why it fl…
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In this episode, we step inside the shadows of some of the most haunted churches where faith endures, but so do the spirits who refuse to let go. We begin in rural Indiana, at a small chapel where visitors report being pursued by the dark silhouette of a man who appears only long enough to send them fleeing into the night. From there, we travel to …
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House prices are finally moving again … but is this the start of a proper boom, or just another dead cat bounce? In this episode, Ed and Andrew ask economist Tony Alexander to look into his crystal ball and reveal what he really thinks will happen to New Zealand house prices over the next five years. You’ll learn: What Tony expects for house prices…
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Christine bought her first home in Christchurch at just 23, with her parents going as guarantors. Fast-forward 30 years, and she and her husband Ross have built a nationwide portfolio. In this episode, Ed and Andrew chat with Christine about three decades of lessons – how smart investing, patience, and a bit of Kiwi grit built lasting wealth. You’l…
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This week we’re asking a question many of us are too scared to say out loud, did we choose Christianity, or did it choose us? Growing up in Black and Nigerian households meant Sunday routines were never questioned, so we’re exploring what it really means to deconstruct your faith as an adult. What happens when you finally think for yourself, and wh…
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New Zealand feels like it’s falling apart – shrinking GDP, rising unemployment, and a wave of Kiwis heading for Australia. In this episode, Ed and Andrew ask economist Tony Alexander the big question: Is the economy actually munted, or are we just in another normal cycle? You’ll learn: Why today’s downturn feels dramatic, but isn’t the worst we’ve …
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Moving out of Auckland sounds like a fast track to a cheaper, quieter life – but how much money do you actually save? And what do you give up in return? In this episode, Ed and Andrew break down the real numbers behind selling up (or moving out) of Auckland and shifting to a smaller town. You’ll learn: How much you can save on housing, rent, commut…
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Interest rates have plunged nearly 3% in two years, but how long will the good times last? In this episode, Ed and Andrew break down the latest forecasts, revealing when rates could fall further … and when they’re likely to turn and start creeping up again. You’ll learn: What the 1-year mortgage rate is predicted to do from now through 2027 How lon…
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On this rambunctious episode of Ope, What You Think?, the hosts — drunk and irreverent — visit Aztalan, Wisconsin to explore its mysterious mounds, burial finds, and surprising Gulf Coast shell artifacts. They discuss mound types, a young woman’s wrapped burial with shell belts, connections to the Mississippian culture and Cahokia, and theories abo…
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Some Kiwis sacrifice everything for their future. Others spend it all today and hope it’ll work out. But what’s the right balance when you want to enjoy life now without sabotaging tomorrow? In this episode, Ed and Andrew dig into the real tension between investing for the future and living a little today. You’ll learn: How to decide when to invest…
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You don’t need to stop earning an income at 65, but the smartest ways to do it aren’t always obvious. In this episode, Ed and Andrew break down six different ways to earn income at 65 – from term deposits to managed funds to property income – and reveal the hidden catches in each option. You’ll learn: How long $1 million really lasts across differe…
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How to avoid unnecessary costs, stress, and headaches so your properties stay profitable? In this episode, Ed and Andrew break down the biggest mistakes landlords keep making (and why they cost far more than most people realise). You’ll learn: The most common landlord errors that quietly drain your returns How simple admin and process mistakes turn…
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Nicole was terrified to hit “send” on the email that got her here. But now, at just 30, she and her fiancé own three properties. In this episode, Ed and Andrew sit down with Nicole to discuss how she overcame her fear, learned the numbers, and used her $3 million Wealth Gap as motivation to take action. You’ll learn: How Nicole built a 3-property p…
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We started this episode with our best (and funniest) pickup lines, debated what’s truly bare minimum versus princess treatment, and ended with the madness behind the Danish Deception. ECP joined us for this one, so expect plenty of laughs and honesty. Thanks for hanging with us on another episode of TGA! Make sure to catch us on Instagram, YouTube …
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Most Kiwis think they know what makes a house worth more, but the real answers are often totally different once you look at the data. In this episode, Ed and Andrew sit down with Nick Goodall, Head of Research at Cotality NZ, to unpack the country’s Hedonic Index – a new way to measure property values by analysing a home’s individual features. You’…
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Economists are supposed to predict the future, but how do they actually do it? And how accurate are those forecasts, really? In this episode, Ed and Andrew sit down with Sharon Zollner, Chief Economist at ANZ New Zealand, to reveal how economists build (and sometimes miss) their predictions. You’ll learn: The maths, data, and gut instinct that go i…
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The Reserve Bank has just delivered its final OCR cut of the year ... but what does that mean for mortgages, investors, and house prices heading into 2026? In this episode, Ed and Andrew unpack the numbers from the latest announcement and explain why this cut might be the last one in this cycle. You’ll learn: How far has the OCR fallen this year Wh…
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On this episode the hosts, over beers and banter, examine the 1961 Eagle River, Wisconsin sighting where farmer Joe Simonton said three Italian-looking humanoids emerged from a shiny craft, asked for water, and gave him four strange, tasteless pancakes. The U.S. Air Force investigated the report for Project Blue Book, confiscated the pancakes (now …
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If you’ve built a property portfolio, at some point you’ll face the tough question – which one should you sell first? In this episode, Ed and Andrew explain how to decide what to sell, when to sell, and how to make sure you walk away with the most money possible. You’ll learn: The 6 most common reasons investors sell Why selling your “worst” proper…
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If you’ve ever looked at buying a property in Christchurch, you’ve probably seen TC Zones on the map. But do they still matter today, and what do they actually mean for you? In this episode, Ed and Andrew unpack what TC1, TC2, and TC3 really mean, how they were created, and whether they’re still useful in 2026. You’ll learn: What TC Zones are and h…
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In this episode, we step into locations where the echoes of childhood linger long after the children themselves have vanished. These aren’t stories of monsters or malevolent spirits; they’re the stories of children who have stayed behind in places like a century-old dance hall where tiny desperate hands might tug at your clothing while you sip your…
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Most investors scroll through Trade Me and hope to “spot” a deal. But Ed and Andrew reveal there’s a smarter, systematic way to filter out the duds and find the winners. In this episode, you’ll learn: 7 proven hacks to find property deals before anyone else sees them How to identify motivated sellers (and avoid costly reno traps) The #1 data tool t…
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In this special cigar-and-beer episode recorded live from the Pecatonica clubhouse, Tom Quinn recounts a chilling Tomahawk, Wisconsin sighting: two large winged humanoids fought above a riverside concert, sending crowds into a panic and one swooping low enough to brush the hosts before rocketing skyward. Josh, Tyler, and Isaac discuss local cryptid…
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