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The Brian Beatty Real Estate ShowWhat to Expect when building a house in Charleston, SC with special guest Brian WellsBrian Wells, of Coastal Creek Design, joins Brian Beatty to discuss what to expect when building a custom home in Charleston, SC. Brian Beatty also talks about how lower interest rates have had an impact on our current real estate market. ** GET OUR FREE GUIDE** Text 'GUIDE' to 843-800-0065 for a FREE copy of The Most Comprehensive Home Seller Guide in Charleston. Have a real estate need or question? Book a consult with us today! ☎️ (843) 800-0065 📧 Brian@BrianBeattyTeam.com WEBSITE: http://www.ListingsinCharleston.com FACEBOOK: http://www.Faceboo...2024-10-0243 min
The Homestead JourneyS4E158 Empty Nest Homesteading: Letting GoOn this episode, we begin our series on homesteading as empty nesters. Bonnie and I are in the midst of that transition right now. This past week was Brian J's last week of school. And in a few months, he'll be headed off to college. And our lives will change drastically. Our homestead will change dramatically. And so as we work through all of that, we want to share with you some of the lessons we have learned and are learning to help those who will be making similar transitions in the future. We are starting this series off with so...2023-06-1246 min
The Aggressive Life with Brian TomeOn The Shoulders of Giants with Brian Wells—Film Producer, Author, FriendSir Isaac Newton once remarked that he’d only been able to see further than others because he’d “stood on the shoulders of giants.” For Brian, one of those giants is his friend, Brian Wells. Get to know Beem, as Brian calls him, and trace his aggressive story from selling his dead grandfather's belongings as a child, to building a church from the ground up, to producing TV films for NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX and the Hallmark Channel. One of Brian’s oldest friends in Cincinnati, Beem tells the story behind the story, offering wisdom and insight along the way. 2022-10-1148 minThe Homestead JourneyS3E133 Three Ways We're Growing Potatoes On Our Homestead This Year Because I primarily garden in raised beds that are about 10 to 12 inches deep until a couple of years ago, I had only tried growing potatoes once. A big part of the reason why I didn't try growing potatoes is because I thought you need a depth and a quality of soil that I don't have. Another part of the reason why I didn't grow potatoes is because I had only seen them grown in the very labor intensive "dig a ditch" and then "hill the crap" out of them before playing hide and go seek with the potatoes with a p...2022-06-1330 minThe Homestead JourneyS3E125 A Teenager's Perspective On Being Raised On A HomesteadOn today's episode I am joined once again by my son, Brian Jr. He shares his perspective of what growing up on a homestead has meant to him. We talk about the lessons he's learned, the positive aspects as well as the negative aspects. And we talk about whether or not he plans on homesteading in the future.Enjoy,Brianhttp://www.thehomesteadjourney.net/shophttp://www.thehomesteadjourney.net/bloghttp://www.thehomesteadjourney.net/newsletterhttp://www.thehomesteadjourney.net/supporthttp://www.thehomesteadjourney.nethttps://www.facebook.com/TheHomesteadJourneyPodcast2022-04-1749 minThe Homestead JourneyS3E120 Raising Kids on the Homestead - Lessons in ResentmentOn this episode, we begin a multipart series about raising kids on a homestead. Over the next several weeks we'll talk about how life on the homestead leads to lessons in life, death and loss, responsibility, and value of hard work and food. And we'll end the series with an interview with my son, Brian Jr. However, to kick things off, we talk about the importance of involving your kids in things not on the homestead. My strong belief is that if you fail to do that, you could very well teach your kids lessons in resentment; resenting the home...2022-03-1426 min