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Stamie Karakasidis, Tracy Ryerson, Stamie Karakasidis, and Tracy Ryerson에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 Stamie Karakasidis, Tracy Ryerson, Stamie Karakasidis, and Tracy Ryerson 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.
Stamie and Gaby's conversations revolves around the topics of money management, financial literacy, and the importance of understanding personal finance. The hosts discuss the challenges of navigating the real estate industry and the impact of commissions on buyers and sellers. They also touch on the significance of saving money, investing, and planning for the future. The conversation highlights the need for financial education and the role it plays in reducing stress and achieving financial freedom. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the importance of having an emergency fund and how it varies depending on individual circumstances. They also touch on the concept of financial freedom and flexibility, which can be achieved through proper financial planning and saving. The conversation then transitions to the topic of managing finances as a couple, emphasizing the need for open communication and joint decision-making. The hosts share personal experiences and insights on the challenges and benefits of combining finances in a relationship. They also discuss the role of money in relationships and how financial stability can impact one's ability to leave a toxic relationship. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the power of a growth mindset and the importance of taking initiative and being self-sufficient in achieving success. In this final part of the conversation, Gaby and Stamie discuss the importance of problem-solving and goal-setting. They also share their experiences with celebrities in LA and talk about their personal challenges and achievements. Gaby talks about her coaching work and the impact it has on her clients' lives. They touch on topics like fitness, nutrition, and the value of time. The conversation ends with a discussion about money management and Gaby's coaching services.
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Stamie and Gaby's conversations revolves around the topics of money management, financial literacy, and the importance of understanding personal finance. The hosts discuss the challenges of navigating the real estate industry and the impact of commissions on buyers and sellers. They also touch on the significance of saving money, investing, and planning for the future. The conversation highlights the need for financial education and the role it plays in reducing stress and achieving financial freedom. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the importance of having an emergency fund and how it varies depending on individual circumstances. They also touch on the concept of financial freedom and flexibility, which can be achieved through proper financial planning and saving. The conversation then transitions to the topic of managing finances as a couple, emphasizing the need for open communication and joint decision-making. The hosts share personal experiences and insights on the challenges and benefits of combining finances in a relationship. They also discuss the role of money in relationships and how financial stability can impact one's ability to leave a toxic relationship. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the power of a growth mindset and the importance of taking initiative and being self-sufficient in achieving success. In this final part of the conversation, Gaby and Stamie discuss the importance of problem-solving and goal-setting. They also share their experiences with celebrities in LA and talk about their personal challenges and achievements. Gaby talks about her coaching work and the impact it has on her clients' lives. They touch on topics like fitness, nutrition, and the value of time. The conversation ends with a discussion about money management and Gaby's coaching services.
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요In this engaging conversation, Stamie Karakasidis and Sophie Nicolao explore the current state of Los Angeles, reflecting on the devastating impact of recent fires on communities and personal lives. They delve into the challenges of navigating grief, the importance of love and support, and the complexities of personal and professional growth. The discussion also touches on financial insights, life choices, and cultural reflections, providing a rich tapestry of experiences and lessons learned. In this engaging conversation, Sophie and Stamie explore the complexities of comedians, generational resilience, and the journey of self-acceptance. They discuss the impact of grief on personal and professional lives, the importance of community in podcasting, and the entrepreneurial spirit that drives them. The dialogue reflects on their careers, the evolution of podcasting, and the challenges of balancing creativity with financial stability. In this engaging conversation, Sophie and Stamie explore the challenges of balancing multiple projects and the importance of creativity in their lives. They delve into unspoken social rules and etiquette, sharing personal anecdotes and cultural insights. The discussion highlights the significance of community and connection, as well as celebrating modern artists and their impact on society. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the need for respect, understanding, and authenticity in social interactions. Thank you for listening. As always, love to hear from you. Rate, review and show some loveee. Follow on instagram @StamieLA Thank you to www.mewdvitamins.com for sponsoring our show! Follow all things Sophie: I📺 Subscribe to YouTube https://bit.ly/3MwKlU1 💬 Follow us on Twitter https://bit.ly/3H8H8Jo 📸 Follow us on Instagram https://bit.ly/3MC4ubl 😎 Follow us on Facebook https://bit.ly/3tmOnYs 🎧 Spotify https://spoti.fi/3xA1Yhu…
1 Mastering ADHD, Mindset, and Success: Stamie Karakasidis & Andy Murphy on Personal Growth & Neuroplasticity 1:30:39
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요In this engaging conversation, Stamie Karakasidis reconnects with her mindset coach, Andy Murphy, to discuss the complexities of ADHD, personal growth, and cultural observations. They explore the generational patterns of ADHD, the impact of mentorship, and the importance of self-awareness in navigating life's challenges. The discussion also delves into neuroplasticity and the potential for personal transformation, emphasizing the need for calm amidst chaos. In this conversation, Andy Murphy and Stamie Karakasidis explore various themes including the impact of media consumption on behavior modeling, the challenges of healing from trauma, the evolving role of female CEOs in leadership, and the importance of neuroplasticity in changing mental patterns. They also discuss the significance of movement for mental health and share perspectives on the current political landscape, emphasizing the need for personal focus amidst external chaos. In this conversation, Andy Murphy and Stamie Karakasidis explore various themes surrounding personal development, the application of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), and the challenges of navigating career transitions. They discuss the constant state of crisis in society, the importance of understanding and utilizing NLP for personal and professional growth, and the significance of pushing past boundaries to achieve success. The conversation also delves into finding passion in work, leveraging social media for client engagement, and the emotional aspects of sales and helping others build their futures. Thanks for listening!! Follow Andy's Instagram click here Neuro Performance Podcast click here…
1 Hollywood Style, Celebrity Fashion & Success: Marissa Machado on Authenticity, Grooming & Career Hustle 1:04:59
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요In this engaging conversation, Hollywood stylist Marissa Machado shares her journey from a small-town girl in Bakersfield to working with A-list celebrities like the Jonas Brothers. She discusses the importance of personal style, grooming tips for men, and the cultural connections that shape her identity. Marissa emphasizes the hustle required in the fashion industry and the significance of staying true to oneself while navigating career growth. The conversation also touches on the challenges of balancing personal and professional life, as well as the importance of mentorship and inspiration in the creative field. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into their favorite fragrances, the memories associated with scents, and how these experiences shape their identities. They discuss fitness routines, self-care practices, and the impact of reality TV on their lives. The conversation shifts to celebrity encounters, reflections on their careers, and the importance of authenticity in the industry. They also explore future aspirations, including potential social media strategies and product collaborations. To connect with Marissa on social: @Mnmechado on Instagram Link Tree in Bio To connect with Stamie on social: @stamiela on Instagram Full episode on Youtube: @stamiek Support, follow, rate our show. Love hearing from you. www.mewdvitamins.com Thank you! Thank you for listening:)…
1 Mastering Money: Financial Freedom, Real Estate & Smart Investing with Stamie & Gaby 1:02:41
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Stamie and Gaby's conversations revolves around the topics of money management, financial literacy, and the importance of understanding personal finance. The hosts discuss the challenges of navigating the real estate industry and the impact of commissions on buyers and sellers. They also touch on the significance of saving money, investing, and planning for the future. The conversation highlights the need for financial education and the role it plays in reducing stress and achieving financial freedom. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the importance of having an emergency fund and how it varies depending on individual circumstances. They also touch on the concept of financial freedom and flexibility, which can be achieved through proper financial planning and saving. The conversation then transitions to the topic of managing finances as a couple, emphasizing the need for open communication and joint decision-making. The hosts share personal experiences and insights on the challenges and benefits of combining finances in a relationship. They also discuss the role of money in relationships and how financial stability can impact one's ability to leave a toxic relationship. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the power of a growth mindset and the importance of taking initiative and being self-sufficient in achieving success. In this final part of the conversation, Gaby and Stamie discuss the importance of problem-solving and goal-setting. They also share their experiences with celebrities in LA and talk about their personal challenges and achievements. Gaby talks about her coaching work and the impact it has on her clients' lives. They touch on topics like fitness, nutrition, and the value of time. The conversation ends with a discussion about money management and Gaby's coaching services. Follow Gaby on Instagram or TikTok: @GabytalksMoney Follow Stamie on Instagram or Tiktok: @stamiela @stamieandtracypodcast Thank you to @mewdvitamins…
1 Luxury Real Estate & High-Stakes Deals: Adam Rosenfeld on Beverly Hills Market & being on Netflix's 'Buying Beverly Hills" 1:04:01
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요So happy to welcome my friend Adam Rosenfeld to the show. You will love him as much as I do! Smart, kind, sharp, insighful and oh so many things.... Adam Rosenfeld is a prominent real estate agent based in Beverly Hills, known for his expertise in the luxury property market. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the local real estate landscape, Adam has built a reputation for delivering exceptional service to his high-profile clientele. As a featured agent on Netflix's "Buying Beverly Hills," he showcases his ability to navigate complex transactions and secure multi-million dollar deals. Adam's dedication to his clients and his passion for real estate have solidified his position as a top agent in one of the most competitive markets in the world. Please enjoy and would love to hear your thoughts!! Review, message us! Do it all!!! Video podcast will also be available on youtube. Stamie's Youtube Channel Follow On Instagram: Adam Stamie xoxoStamie Sound Bites: Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Back Surgery Recovery 02:09 Joining the Agency and Building Relationships 05:16 The Responsibility and Professionalism of Real Estate Agents 08:30 The Agency Culture and Collaboration 13:14 Joining 'Buying Beverly Hills' and Finding Love 16:12 Being on 'Selling Sunset' and Agency Culture 20:17 Mauricio Umansky and the Agency's Success 22:44 The Stoic Approach and Modeling Success 25:47 The Pitfalls of Overpricing 28:30 Memorable Deals and Eccentric Encounters 33:47 The Unique Real Estate Landscape of Los Angeles 44:16 Celebrity Encounters and Genuine Connections 46:18 The Friendship Between Adam and John 48:51 The Love for Pets and Unconditional Love 53:02 Engaging with the Audience on Social Media 01:00:10 Gratitude and Well Wishes Time Stamp: stamie karakasidis (00:01.006) Hey everybody, welcome back to the Stamy and Sometimes Tracy Show. Today I have a really special guest, motivated me to get my butt back in the podcast chair. And today I have my very good friend, Adam Rosenfeld here. You may know him from buying Beverly Hills season one and two, mostly season two. And I would say he definitely popped off the screen this season and I'm very lucky to have him here. Hello, Adam. Adam (00:29.363) What up, Stamey, how you doing? I'm doing great, thank you very much. Feeling good, I'm sitting at home right now, still in the recovery process, but I'm feeling way better and it's exciting to kind of get back to life. stamie karakasidis (00:30.734) I'm good, how you doing? stamie karakasidis (00:41.774) Yeah, so you just had your back surgery, so you were out for a few weeks. And you're feeling good, you're not in pain anymore, right? Adam (00:45.779) Yeah. Adam (00:51.539) No, I'm sore, but in comparison to what I used to feel, this is a very welcome change of pace. And fortunately, unfortunately, this is my third surgery, but after 20 years of chronic pain, it's pretty exciting to not feel those things and to think about all the things I'm going to be able to do again that I haven't been able to do for a really long period of time. Like the little things you take for granted, like just going for a walk and being able to do that without having to sit down every five to 10 minutes. stamie karakasidis (01:19.63) I guess you never really think about that. Yeah, I mean, you played golf, so did you just play through your pain? Adam (01:26.835) Yeah, I would. I guess when you're fanatical about anything you find a way, but if I wasn't like riding in a cart, there's no way. Like I couldn't walk a golf course. Not possible. So when I play, I'll like lay down in between holes and have someone else drive the cart and just kind of cruise. stamie karakasidis (01:34.542) got it. stamie karakasidis (01:41.582) That's amazing. And now you're back in the saddle. I'm with the agency now. I switched over to the company. I joined the GRG group. It's been great. I've been here since January. It's the best thing that ever happened to me. I really enjoy working with you. You're really awesome. It's cool to know of agents and then to meet. I met you and John and you guys have been really great. And the two of you together, you definitely have the synergy that is... Adam (01:50.131) Best thing that ever happened to me. stamie karakasidis (02:09.806) really awesome to see and it's rare and you're really cool guys. So like you're like full throttle, like every day you're doing your thing, you have appointments, you're like, I mean, I call the both of you rainmakers because like it just happens for you. I would say what is the longest time, you know, you've been an agent for how long now? Adam (02:12.595) Mm -hmm. Adam (02:31.827) So let's see, it's 2024. I moved to LA in 2012, which was, I guess, 12 years ago. It'll be my 12 -year anniversary here in June 1st, so coming up. And I got licensed pretty quickly, so I guess I'm also going on 12 years in this business. stamie karakasidis (02:37.486) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (02:41.358) wow. stamie karakasidis (02:46.414) Wow, and you also went to law school? Adam (02:49.651) I did. Ironically, the only reason I think I am in real estate and practicing is because I have that degree, which seemingly has no connection. But at the time in 2012, when I decided to get licensed, I really did it not thinking it was going to be a career or profession. I did it because I was in transition in life and my brother was just starting to kind of cut his teeth as a builder. And he took on his first project and basically said to me, if you get licensed, you can sell it. And I think it was meant to be like a million and a half dollar resale, which was like $30 ,000 in commission at the time. And that was more money than I had ever seen in my entire life. So I had a, it was a great motivator. And the reason I mentioned law school is at the time, because I had that degree, the way, you know, the rules were written is with that degree, you didn't have to go through any of the coursework. I could just sit and take the exam. Had I had to sit through those courses, I don't think I would have done it. So. stamie karakasidis (03:22.99) Wow. stamie karakasidis (03:29.774) And that was a great motivator, yeah. stamie karakasidis (03:42.862) Right. Right. Adam (03:48.147) The one good thing the law degree did for me was bring me to my career and 12 years later here I am. stamie karakasidis (03:52.942) There's a silver lining to everything. See, if you go to law school, you can get your real estate license really easy, you guys. So yeah, I find it, what I find fascinating about like a lot of realtors is like, you don't necessarily, I mean, maybe not with the reality shows, but before, like you don't like plan to be a real estate agent. And then someone says something to you and the light bulb goes off into your, you know, in your head. Like that's how I started. I was doing standup and I was like. Adam (03:57.267) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (04:17.262) what else can I do? And then I was at a bar one night and my friend's like, get your license, you can be an agent with me. And then I went home and signed up that night. And then it happened pretty quickly, yeah. Adam (04:24.403) Yeah. I still struggle with the idea that this is my life and this is what I do as a profession. And I think ultimately the stigma that comes with this field is a real one and it's tangible. And unfortunately, I felt it too. You know, it's not an industry or career that I had a lot of respect for coming into it. And it wasn't until I really got into it and then started to dive in and really understand the great challenges that come with doing this on a day to day and being productive with it and actually treating it like a profession and a career. stamie karakasidis (04:37.006) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (04:40.942) Yeah. Adam (04:56.531) and really learning the responsibility that comes with it. You know, you're ultimately handling the largest investment slash transaction that your clients are ever going to have in their entire lives. And to think that the barrier to entry into this profession is so low, still astounds me because, you know, everybody knows somebody or a handful of people that are licensed. stamie karakasidis (05:03.566) Right. Yeah. Adam (05:16.947) And just because you sit and take a test doesn't necessarily mean you're qualified to handle these types of transactions slash investment scenarios. And there's a real, you know, kind of fine -tooth nuance that goes into understanding how to do this job and do it well and do it effectively. And, you know, ultimately not fall into the trap of being a part of the stigma, you know, and being, you know, one of the few who actually goes about their business in a professional way and really gives the business the proper, true good reputation that it really, truly does deserve. stamie karakasidis (05:36.654) Right. stamie karakasidis (05:46.798) Yeah, you gotta be able to finesse a deal and then it does get such a bad rap real estate. And I know there's like a handful of agents and then like, like I posted a video and then someone was like, you're the most despicable career under like the oil salesman. And I'm like, what do you, like, how do we even make someone buy a house? You can't make someone buy a $2 million house or whatever. If anything. Adam (06:06.835) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (06:14.926) we can motivate you to buy a property because it's like your future depends on it. And there are some shady characters, but you gotta do your due diligence when you hire an agent. You gotta look at what they've sold. Do they own a property? Have they ever owned a property? And I think a lot of people walk into it without asking questions. Then they get stuck with an agent and then they can't be like, this isn't working out. I'm gonna get another agent. They just do the transaction and then they hate everything after the transaction. But yeah. Adam (06:42.643) Yeah, I guess I look at it differently. I don't think of it as sales. You know, I know there's obviously this, this label that comes with being in the brokerage business. They call you a salesperson. I'm not selling anything other than I guess myself and the services I provide. you know, it's different. The business is different now. It used to be that agents were the gatekeepers of all these properties before we had things like Zillow and Redfin. stamie karakasidis (06:51.726) It's not. Yep. Right. stamie karakasidis (07:07.79) Mm -hmm. Adam (07:08.979) So everything was really just on the MLS that agents had access to and I think a lot of the the consumers or clients thought well, you know finding deal is half the battle finding the deal is half the battle and it's not the case anymore because every consumer goes online and looks at these websites religiously It's not hard to find a property that you know checks a lot of boxes today it's the agents job to really steward the process and truly be an advisor and acts of fiduciary and You know, simple analogy for this, you know, me just playing golf is I think of myself as the Kukati. You know, the client is ultimately the one swinging the club and making the decisions. It's really on me to know the course, obviously understand the fundamentals and then provide advice and whether or not the client chooses to use that advice is totally up to them. I'm really just kind of a safety net in the stopgap. And I take that responsibility really seriously. And ultimately I think it leads to, you know, better, better understanding of. people in this business and just the long -term perspective of you know, no one deal is gonna make or break somebody's career and it becomes really easy to Look at a deal and count the commission before the deal closes and in doing so you're inherently doing a disservice to the client So I try to stay very outcome independent on every deal that I do I do the deal to the best of my ability and Whether it closes or not ultimately sometimes it's outside of my control and I know it sounds crazy, but I don't care stamie karakasidis (08:28.494) Yep. Adam (08:30.291) You know, I care on behalf of the client and what their objective is, but for me, it doesn't matter. You know, I'm looking at a long -term time horizon and I know if I do a good job by the client, I'm going to have that business for the next 20 years of my career, as opposed to just doing one transaction, everything burning to the ground. And yeah, maybe I made some money, but that client will never talk to me again. So. stamie karakasidis (08:31.726) Yep. stamie karakasidis (08:42.286) Right. stamie karakasidis (08:48.494) No, I think like any career, if you focus on the money, you're dead in the water. I mean, and if you think about your commission, you're jinxing, like I don't even count my commission till, you cannot even look at the number when people are like, what's your commission? I'm like, I don't know. And I'm not counting until almost the end of my deal, cause it always jinx it. And yeah, you have a duty to the person you're working with. You're building a relationship and it is a relationship, but you also have to have like a... Adam (08:53.331) Totally. Adam (08:58.227) Happens every time, right? Adam (09:11.571) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (09:15.79) in my opinion, a cool personality because you're also working with another agent. So you got to manage the other agent, get along with the other agent and give advice on that. I mean, it's so layered and I think it's all going to come to the surface now with the new commission structure, you know, that we're going to have to discuss like what we do as a buyer's agent. But it is a great profession and you and John have created like a really cool team, you know, because you guys still have fun. And how do you handle the volume? Like, Adam (09:31.603) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (09:45.806) because you guys pretty run around all the time. How do you decompress when you get home? Adam (09:50.707) It's hard. Every day is different. So, you know, obviously being busy is a blessing and we are very fortunate in that we have a very productive business. It wasn't always like that for either of us. You know, we both started essentially at the bottom, just like anyone does when they get into a new industry. And I think for me, it was increasingly difficult because this is not my home market. I wasn't born and raised here. So I didn't have those friendships and family relationships. And you have to figure out a way to really create a niche and understand that there's working hard and working smart. And, you know, I think the best kind of have a tendency to do both. And once you figure out, you know, where your lane is, then you ultimately start building some momentum. And when John and I linked together, it was a long process. You know, we really poked a lot of holes in it. Ultimately, I'll speak for myself. One of the best decisions I ever made in my entire life and not just in my career, but genuinely in my life, because a partnership is very much like a marriage and you see how quickly marriages fail. stamie karakasidis (10:25.07) Mm -hmm. Adam (10:49.939) I think John and I both have a very similar ethos and mindset in terms of the way we go about doing what we do, slightly different skill sets, but we compliment each other really well. And the biggest blessing in it is that, you know, he's become arguably one of my best friends in the whole world. We've never had an argument, let alone a fight, and there's so much mutual reverence and respect. No, it's definitely not the case. I think it's just the fact that we have so much mutual respect for each other that... stamie karakasidis (11:03.438) Of course, yeah. stamie karakasidis (11:07.662) Is it because you can beat him up if you guys got in a fight? Is that why? Adam (11:17.523) If somebody feels so strongly about one thing versus the other, we are very quick to just say, no problem. We'll do it your way. I think it's been very second nature for both of us to kind of check ego out the door. And we know that when we're dealing with one another, and to your point, agents on the other side of the transaction, it's all meant to be respect. I think one of the biggest misnomers of the business is the fact that I think the TV shows are potentially the biggest issue when it comes to this stuff, ironically. You know, you see two agents on a screen basically yelling at each other, you know, screaming at each other, making it an adversary type of situation. And then they pick up the phone and they're negotiating and hashing it out. And ultimately they close the deal and they make $700 ,000 and like case closed and they move on to the next one. And that's not the way the business is conducted. I think the best agents not only have great relationships within the community, but also amongst their peers. Half of what we do is kind of being a private investigator. stamie karakasidis (11:50.83) Mm -hmm. Adam (12:14.643) and a sleuth and having to figure things out and find properties and problem solve and put out fires. And the only real effective way to do that is if you have somebody on the other side of the transaction that you have a great relationship with because ultimately you have the same objective, which is getting the deal close. You know, obviously want to advocate on behalf of your client and they own theirs, but the best deals are the deals where both parties feel like they want and it works out in everyone's best interests. stamie karakasidis (12:37.486) Right? Yep. And then you could sleep at night too. I mean, you can go home and feel like good about yourself. Like you did your job. Yeah. Adam (12:45.221) And I sleep like a baby. I'd say there's no better sleeping pill than peace of mind. And when you do your job right and effectively, and you know that to whatever degree, obviously we're not surgeons or rocket scientists, but you're doing something additive to provide value to somebody else. And that's always a good feeling, regardless of what your field is. stamie karakasidis (13:05.358) And when you, how did the show come about? Cause I know you weren't really on the first season and then you teamed up with John and then how did that? Adam (13:14.963) Yeah, kind of sort of. I wanted no part of the first season, if I'm being honest with you. So when I came to the agency, I was at a crossroads in my career where I was at. And I knew that I was going to kind of transition out of my old brokerage and go find a new home. And that's when the conversations with John kind of started. So ultimately, I think I would have ended up at the agency anyways. But partnering with John made that transition really easy. And I think about three or four months after I got there, around 2021, stamie karakasidis (13:18.638) Okay. stamie karakasidis (13:38.798) Mm -hmm. Adam (13:44.179) we were notified that, you know, the agency was going to be filming a reality show based around Mauricio and his family and the brokerage itself. And this was like right at the height of selling sunset. And I've known Jason for a long time and he's actually a good buddy. But when it comes to that show, you know, obviously it's highly dramatized and there's a lot of conflict and just, you know, as a professional and the way I saw myself, that really wasn't something I wanted to be a part of. And without understanding. stamie karakasidis (13:57.582) Ha ha. stamie karakasidis (14:03.63) Yeah. Adam (14:13.619) what the context of buying Beverly Hills was going to be, I very politely declined. John was cast and, you know, I kind of showed face in a couple of scenes just, you know, for some support and to be a bit of a background character. But after seeing that season and, you know, what it actually was, which was much more real estate forward, I felt a lot better about it the second time around when they came calling again, asking if I was interested and had that conversation with John and thought about it for a couple of days and ultimately decided to do it. stamie karakasidis (14:16.046) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (14:24.846) Right, got it, got it, yeah. Adam (14:42.579) and had a blast with it. It was so much fun to do. stamie karakasidis (14:44.558) Yeah, it definitely showed on screen that you guys had a lot of fun with the guys and I love the whole of the daughters. Obviously, you are ready, you're in a wonderful relationship. So them trying to hook you up with Mauricio's daughter. I mean, that's one question everyone's like, is Adam single? And you know, I mean, you can answer that question. Adam (15:07.443) Well, at the time of filming I was, but that was over a year ago. And obviously things change in life and I've been very fortunate to find an amazing partner in person who I've started sharing my life with. She's fantastic and I've known her for 18 years, you know? So like there's a real comfort there and all I can really say about it is love is dope. stamie karakasidis (15:14.158) Right. stamie karakasidis (15:21.902) Cheers. Yep. Adam (15:28.979) You know, it's not as dope. It's been cool. I've been obviously in lots of relationships in my life and have a lot of great ex -partners and just beautiful people that I've been able to interact with and relationships that are still meaningful to me. I've been fortunate enough to maintain and cement friendships even from people in my past. But sometimes you just find someone and like, you know, it feels right. And you just kind of know that you're on the right path. And I feel like that's where I'm at now. Yeah. stamie karakasidis (15:29.102) Love is dope. stamie karakasidis (15:51.406) Right. That's amazing. Well, you guys are both awesome. Shout out to Nikki. What's up, Nikki? Yes. Selling Sunset. I mean, everyone would come up to me and parties like you're in real estate. Do you watch Selling Sunset? I'm like, no, I can't even like I can't put up with that fake drama. It's very like dramatized and not realistic and a lot of. Adam (15:58.931) Thank you. Ahem. Adam (16:12.211) You might not know this. I was on an episode of Selling Sunset in season one. I was. I was. It was the very last episode of season one. And this was completely organic. I had no idea what I was walking into. No, I got a call from Jason or a text. I can't remember at the time. And he's like, hey, man, I'm having a pool party at my house in Rising Glen. I'd love for you to come and hang. And I was like, all right, cool. It was summertime. He had a nice pool there. So I drive up and there's this huge production going on. stamie karakasidis (16:15.694) No, I did not know that. Which episode is that, Adam? stamie karakasidis (16:24.557) A showing? Adam (16:40.499) There's all this. And he started explaining to me, he's like, we're actually doing this TV show. And they mic'd me up and I was kind of terrified because I didn't know what was happening around me. And I was just kind of in the background when they were doing one of these scenes at the pool. So it was funny to go back and watch. stamie karakasidis (16:50.414) Right. stamie karakasidis (16:54.894) And then what, did you have a favorite scene in the season or? Adam (17:00.499) I don't know if there was one scene, but definitely Miami for me was the pinnacle. And that was a little personal just because that's my hometown. So it was an opportunity to go back with the cast and my coworkers and my peers and contemporaries and be back home, which, you know, is kind of coming full circle. And that felt special to me. And we had just such a great time down there. It was genuinely a blast. They're a great group. And anyone who knows the agency and the agency culture, at least out here in Las stamie karakasidis (17:06.542) Yeah, that looked pretty cool. Adam (17:30.405) Angeles. You know, it kind of gets a wrap sometimes for being like a fraternity, but it really is very family oriented. And I guess to a certain degree, it is a fraternity. It's very fraternal in that, you know, people genuinely care about each other and spend time together and hang out together. And that cast over, you know, the course of the four or five months we were filming really started to feel like family. And I look back on all the things that I've transpired in my life to get to where I am today and to the place that I call home at work, which is the agency. And couldn't be more grateful. You know, they've really created an amazing foundation for people like me to do good business and I'm super grateful to be there. stamie karakasidis (17:53.902) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (18:05.838) Yeah, there, I mean, Mauricio's a lovely guy and I've met him. Yeah, he just, he sparkles, like he's a really cool guy. And yeah, and I mean, and he just has that charm that permeates out of him. But do you think, do you, you said fraternal, so do you like, does it feel like a boys club sometime or do you feel like, I don't pick that up, I'm just saying, like, do you ever feel? Adam (18:09.715) He really is. Yeah. Adam (18:17.875) Yeah. Adam (18:28.947) Yeah, it can. I mean, look, our industry is interesting in that I don't know that it is dominated by one sex or the other. You know, there's a very strong representation of amazing female entrepreneurs and bosses in this industry. And the agency is no exception to that. We certainly have some amazing, powerful women at the company. Just look at Mo's daughters and you'll see exactly what I'm talking about. When I say fraternity, I don't necessarily mean it as a voice club. I mean that inclusive of men and women. So call it a... stamie karakasidis (18:37.614) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (18:43.181) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (18:49.934) Yeah, exactly, yeah. stamie karakasidis (18:55.054) Right. Adam (18:57.971) sorority or ferority or whatever you want to call it. But yeah, and that's what it feels like. And it's just a group of people that genuinely care about one another and, you know, obviously love to have fun together, but do good business together. And I think the work life balance that exists in a culture like this is paramount to happiness. And I really think they've kind of nailed it. They figured it out early on. And I think the thought process behind when it started, which is going back almost 12 years ago, stamie karakasidis (18:59.79) Social club, yeah. stamie karakasidis (19:10.606) Yeah. Adam (19:24.787) was meant to be more like what you would see at an agency on the Hollywood side of business, you know, in entertainment, you know, like a UTA or CAA where things are more collaborative amongst agents instead of it being this kind of every man for himself. I think they caught on to something uniquely different a little bit early and they were able to take that and run with it. And when you have personalities like Mauricio running the show. stamie karakasidis (19:32.59) Mm -hmm. Yeah. Adam (19:49.299) naturally is going to be successful. The guy is so charismatic and honestly such a nice guy. You know, I think people know him from what they see on TV, which for me is kind of head scratching because I'd never seen Real Housewives or really understood the nature of his celebrity actually until we were in Miami together and just, you know, being out in town and watching people just be so drawn to him like a magnet, you know, and asking for a picture or an autograph everywhere we went there it was and everyone met him with a stamie karakasidis (19:52.366) Yeah, so yeah. Adam (20:17.779) with tremendous praise and applause. And, you know, he's just seems like, I guess, a guy that a lot of people can relate to just in terms of the way he carries himself. And, you know, he does business the same way. You know, what you see is kind of what you get with Mo. And I have nothing but respect for him and what he's been able to build. stamie karakasidis (20:25.838) For sure, yeah. stamie karakasidis (20:32.078) That's what I loved about the season actually was that it showed that people do business with people they like. Like, of course you have to know your craft. You have to be experienced, but that's, it represented that. Like all the clients like their agents. Mauricio had that charismatic quality before he was on TV. Like, you know, you just saw him and he just had this like little twinkle, you know, like his little, yeah, yeah, exactly. Adam (20:40.435) Mm -hmm. Adam (20:55.123) Yeah, I guess it's something you're born with, just like any other talent. I don't know that that's something that can be taught, but that's innate to who he is. And, you know, if there's one thing I try to take away from him, it's just, you know, the way he sees life and the way he attacks like every day with this crazy enthusiasm unknown to mankind. And every interaction he has, you know, you've talked to him and you feel like you're the only person in the world because he gives you that true attention. And to have that coming from the guy at the very top is incredibly impactful. stamie karakasidis (21:10.126) Mm -hmm. Yeah. stamie karakasidis (21:18.574) Mm -hmm. Adam (21:22.739) you know, for senior agents and even for brand new agents trying to cut their teeth and make it in this industry. stamie karakasidis (21:25.646) For sure, for sure, for sure. Let me, so you're, I love your, your personality's always very, you know, cool and calm. Adam, what pisses you off? Because I love seeing like, I mean, I've seen you get spicy and like throw out some one liners, which I fucking love. What really gets you? Like what gets you going? Adam (21:39.699) Ahem. Adam (21:45.363) Yeah. It's a good question. I don't know that I have a good answer. I tend to be pretty even. Maybe that's one of my strengths, but anger is not an emotion I'm super in touch with. I'll get frustrated just like anybody else, especially when I feel like someone's being taken advantage of or there's obviously a disservice happening. But ultimately, just like anyone else, I get frustrated with stupidity. I get frustrated with ego. Agenting is hard. And a lot of agents, especially when they're starting out, stamie karakasidis (21:49.454) Ha ha ha ha. stamie karakasidis (21:59.534) Okay. stamie karakasidis (22:05.166) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (22:13.71) Mm -hmm. Adam (22:16.435) go about business a certain way, which is I'm going to cause a problem. So then I can go and solve the problem to show the client the value I added. Look what I did for you in solving this issue, which is an issue you created in the first place. And that shit drives me nuts. even with that, I'm not the kind of guy that's ever going to yell and scream or raise my voice. And I think it's that much more impactful when I sit across from somebody in a negotiating room or having a, you know, contentious confrontation. stamie karakasidis (22:22.51) Mm -hmm. Adam (22:44.339) And I say stoic all throughout that. And the words that, you know, I speak tend to carry heavier weight when I'm not yelling and screaming and flailing, because those aren't qualities that I typically respect. And I always try to model myself after people that have come before me and who I feel like have done it well. And ultimately these are just choices we make. And, you know, I guess part of it is inherent and just in terms of my nature and what my personality is, but, you know, I guess I just try to. stamie karakasidis (22:55.246) No, right. Adam (23:10.675) absorb as much as possible and just be the best version of myself every single day. And hopefully that comes more second nature. stamie karakasidis (23:17.07) Okay, you don't lose your temper, but you do have some good one -liners though, I have to say, because you are very funny. I know, I know you don't remember them, but you're like, you're really, you're very funny, like in a subtle. Well, thank you, yeah. Adam (23:20.979) I don't even remember. Adam (23:27.571) Well, coming from a comedian, I greatly appreciate it. I know my sense of humor is dry and I can definitely be silly. And you know, when the camera's off and I can let loose, then absolutely. There's certainly some personality in there that I guess the people in my inner circle and close to me know all too well. Yeah. stamie karakasidis (23:42.542) Yeah, they get to see, yeah, for sure. Where do you see real estate going in LA in terms of design? Because I know you work with a lot of developers. That's one of your niches as you tapped into that at the start of your career. Where do you see it going? Like... Adam (23:55.663) Yeah. LA is interesting. LA is obviously a very design forward city and it's a world city. And I think there's influence from all over the place that ultimately end up in these world markets. And, you know, I compare that to what I see in Miami, which is my hometown. And I love what's happening in Miami. It's a true Renaissance and that's a market that I think was undervalued for a long time. But from the design and style point of view, I actually think LA has a major leg up still than what I'm seeing in Miami. Miami is still very much about very modern, contemporary, flashy, shiny finishes, a little bit more pomp and circumstance. And I think for Los Angeles, what I've noticed a lot, at least in the design world and the developer world, those builders and designers that take their crap very seriously are really leaning more towards that organic ethos in terms of the materials they use and choose. So. I think the trend we've been seeing a lot nowadays, and I'm sure you'd probably agree with me, is a lot of travertines and a lot of limestones and a lot of muted earthy finishes and plaster on the walls and bouquet couches and things with a lot of texture that are essentially timeless is really the best way I can describe it. You know, it's the type of property that you'll buy today and 20 years from now will still be appreciated and look amazing and potentially resell for more the second time around. And something I've noticed, at least here in LA, is the super shiny, flashy modern homes, these, come on. stamie karakasidis (25:12.238) Mm -hmm. Adam (25:20.435) quote, unquote, McMansions. Yeah, they're beautiful from the jump. But as time goes on, they lose something, a little bit of luster. And unfortunately, they don't make the best investments because when you go to resell them the second time around, they tend to sell for less. So I always look for styles that I feel like are timeless, whether it's more traditional or Mediterranean with some transitional flair. But I'm really loving seeing a lot of these more natural elements in homes nowadays. And stamie karakasidis (25:26.254) Yeah, they... Adam (25:47.315) You know, when you walk into a home, there's, there's form and function. And ideally you want to have both. You don't want to have beautiful design and a home that's not livable. And I think the trend today, especially as we have more women developers in the market, because I think they have a much better eye. Yeah. Developers and designers who've made a real imprint. And I think the way they look at a house and the way the house is, is lived in, you know, they have obviously a woman's perspective and more of a family perspective. And I think a lot of male developers oftentimes miss that. stamie karakasidis (25:51.438) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (25:59.534) Are you seeing more women developers now? Adam (26:17.971) or worse for whatever reason. And it just seems like it's taking the whole industry in a much more positive direction. And it's definitely a direction I'm very proud of. stamie karakasidis (26:19.598) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (26:26.094) I mean, you've had like some gorgeous listings even since I've been here, but your last, I mean, your developer who did Lucerne, that house is gorgeous. Arden's beautiful, your newest listing. Adam (26:37.011) Yeah, Arden is the perfect example of what I was just talking about. It's not the most expensive listing in LA. I mean, obviously we have properties here that are north of a hundred million dollars, but for five million dollars, which is still, I get it, a monumental amount of money for most people, especially, you know, in this country outside of these major cities like Los Angeles, you know, what you get for that location is tremendous. And you're talking about, again, beautiful materials like unfilled travertine and... stamie karakasidis (26:44.43) Mm -hmm. Adam (27:05.331) and French oak and white oak and chevron patterns and you know just. stamie karakasidis (27:09.006) The floors are gorgeous. They were like real wood, oak, chevron. And then I wanted to run my arms against the wall and then the pool. I mean, the whole thing, you just walk in and you go, and you haven't seen it really in LA. That's what I love about real estate. There's so many different things you can see. It could be a condo or whatever, but you walk in, it's something new and you get excited all over again. And... Adam (27:13.331) Yep. Adam (27:33.715) That's why I think it's one of the greatest jobs in the world. We get to spend our days literally walking on some of the most beautiful, thoughtful, designed homes and properties that most people will never have the privilege of being inside of. And it's kind of pinch me moments sometimes when you walk these properties or when you have the privilege of selling them, but ultimately it's inspiring. And you see kind of the thought process that a lot of really creative people go through. And it's always inspired me to try not just to do my job better and be more creative, but... stamie karakasidis (27:49.87) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (28:03.15) Mm -hmm. Adam (28:03.347) Ultimately to get into that side of the business. And I think one of the best parts about being a real estate broker is it's kind of like legal insider trading, right? Like we get access to some of the best deals before the general populace ever gets to see them. And you know, if development is something that, you know, you have kind of a passion for it's in your blood, then why not take advantage of it and go out and do it yourself and kind of make your own future. And I've started doing that and it's just been a real. stamie karakasidis (28:13.262) Right? Adam (28:30.643) you know, tremendous asset, not just to be able to speak that language of development, but to go through the process, to really understand it in a way that I can speak to the clients in that language because I've been through it myself. And it only helps to further cultivate that sense of, you know, people you like to work with, people they know, like, and trust. And, you know, the more, I guess, guidance you can provide through that process and literally taking someone's hand and walking them from, you know, the genesis of buying the property through completion and selling it on the other side is really rewarding and knowing that you had a hand in. stamie karakasidis (28:47.789) Right. Adam (29:00.499) and ultimately what becomes a very meaningful transaction in someone's life, especially when it's from the beginning like that. stamie karakasidis (29:01.454) Right. stamie karakasidis (29:06.158) You've done, I know you've done a home on Sunset Plaza, but is that where you would like your future to go is in development? Do you see that? Adam (29:14.131) I don't know. You know, I think about it a lot. Obviously, I'm kind of, you know, in the midst of, you know, the market here. And I try to do good business as much as possible. But ultimately, I'd love to have ancillary businesses that, you know, obviously help to sustain a certain lifestyle. And I started in developments around 2014, two years after I got into the business. And that was ultimately my tool to make a name for myself in this industry. And it was, again, just my way of working smarter. stamie karakasidis (29:21.518) Mm -hmm. Adam (29:44.339) You know, every mom and pop maybe sells a house once every 10 or 15 years and to go knock on every door and cold call a bunch of people that I didn't know just didn't seem like a great use of my time. So I decided to go after developers and they didn't care where I was from or who I was friends with. They just cared about access to good deals. But at the beginning, I didn't know what a good deal was. So I had to learn from their lens how to underwrite a deal and kind of, you know, work backwards and figure out if somebody's going to buy a property for this much and it's going to cost. this much to build and this much to finance and you have this much in closing costs. Ultimately how much is left if I can put together a fair assessment of what the resale value is. And in doing that, I was able to start transacting over and over again, because good developers... stamie karakasidis (30:25.07) And how did you learn that? Did you go to someone that you trusted? Or like how did you put that together? Like, okay. Adam (30:31.187) Mostly self -taught and asking a lot of questions of people that were in this industry, you know My brother was just kind of going through it at the same time So we learned a lot together and kind of cut our teeth together and as trade as it sounds, you know There's resources all over the place websites YouTube. I'm an avid YouTube watcher even till this day, you know When I'm climbing into bed at night and putting something on it's typically something that I'm gonna learn from as opposed to just binge watching a show on Netflix Which I still do from time to time stamie karakasidis (30:37.422) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (30:44.974) Right. stamie karakasidis (30:55.63) Totally, yeah. Adam (30:58.099) But there's resources and access to things all over the place if you have a little bit of ingenuity and can figure out where to look. And it's all out there. stamie karakasidis (31:07.79) Right, that's true, very true. I mean. Adam (31:10.579) And then ultimately just doing it, you know, so in, in 14, I was lucky enough to link up with some developers who took a liking to me for whatever reason and allowed me to really. stamie karakasidis (31:19.886) I wonder why someone would like you, Adam. I mean, it's probably really hard to like Adam, but... Adam (31:26.675) You know, Stamia, I speak sarcasm, so I'm picking up what you're putting down. But, you know, with them, they let me lead the process, not just in terms of, okay, you know, you're the agent, go find the property. And once I'm done, you're going to sell it. It was like, all right, how do you see this? What's your vision here? I want you in the meetings with the architects, with the contractors, with the engineers, with the city. And, you know, there's nothing really that comes close to just having experience. You know, I went to law school. I don't really know how to be a lawyer. You know, you can sit and take a real estate exam. stamie karakasidis (31:37.55) Right, right. stamie karakasidis (31:43.758) Right. stamie karakasidis (31:54.958) But you know how to talk, you know how to talk. Do they teach you that in law school? Adam (31:57.491) Yeah, no, I don't think so. I think that was just kind of part of my nature and just understanding how I like to be spoken to and living by the golden rule. And I think in any industry, especially in business, communication is key and you can never really over communicate, but you can certainly under communicate. So I think it's just learning what makes people tick and. Ultimately, you know, we wear many hats and you know, sometimes you have to be a therapist and sometimes you have to be an attorney and it's very specialized type of attorney, which is what I really think real estate agents are, whether they know it or not. you know, and when you understand, you know, what makes each client uniquely different and if there's a way to just connect to them in some way, whatever that is, you're just looking for common ground. And once that connection is made, the rest becomes easy. but there's no greater skill in real estate than being likable. stamie karakasidis (32:35.822) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (32:45.774) True that, that's very true. Adam (32:47.955) and maybe in life. stamie karakasidis (32:50.35) Yeah, that's very true. I'm gonna work on that quality. I'm just... I have a few questions from your social media that I wanted to... I'm gonna get to, but I have a few other questions before that. What is your largest deal where you like put it into escrow and then you walked out of the door and went, holy shit, I just put that house into escrow. Okay. Adam (32:54.195) You're doing just fine. You're not somebody I ever worry about staying with. I can promise you that. Adam (33:03.987) boy. Adam (33:18.163) I've had a few. I'm really fortunate to say that the largest deal of my career was 90 million. That was a really tough deal. It took five months and I might've lost a year or two of my life on that one. There was a lot of stress and a lot of pressure. And you know, cashing the check is one thing for me. I really wanted that feather in my cap. It was just such a challenge and it was such a monumental number. And at the time it was one of the biggest sales in the history of Los Angeles. And, you know, just knowing that kind of, I would have that. stamie karakasidis (33:19.79) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (33:23.79) Wow. stamie karakasidis (33:43.982) Wow, yeah. Adam (33:47.571) check mark next to my name forever was, was meaningful ego or not. It's just something I really wanted and was really proud when that closed. And then I've had a lot of heartbreaks. You know, last year I had a deal in contract that was 58 million, but I had both sides of the deal doing this with John, which obviously a lot riding on that. And we got five months into that deal and the buyer ultimately released $3 million of earnest money and then some. And we felt pretty good at that point because nobody walks away from $3 million. And they did. stamie karakasidis (33:48.846) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (34:00.59) Wow, yeah. stamie karakasidis (34:14.958) Right. Adam (34:17.235) buyer was ultimately put on a very specific list in China, which essentially froze him from moving any more money from mainland China to the United States, and they had no choice but to walk away. And that was devastating. And that's the nature of real estate. You know, you go into every deal never knowing if it's going to close or not. Ultimately, we only get paid when a deal closes. And when they don't, it can really hurt, especially when you put five months of your time and energy into something and you have nothing to show for it. But that's the business. And... stamie karakasidis (34:24.366) Adam (34:45.971) and then be the break sometimes and you give yourself a day to sulk about it and then you kind of say one, two, three over it and then you got to move on to the next. stamie karakasidis (34:53.646) You definitely have to have a bounce back, a fast, fast bounce back. Like when you lose in a game, you gotta be able to get back up because this business will eat you up and spit you out. And those deals, it's interesting because I love when you have like an easier deal. So say you have a deal that they see one or two houses and then they close and it was easier than normal deals. And they go, wow, I'm like your easiest client. Like, yeah, like this was a breeze. And then you think, Adam (35:18.931) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (35:21.39) Yeah, because I've paid, I've been like tortured for the last like seven months with every other deal, you know, so it kind of balances out. What I find the bigger deals, because a lot of people are like, it's the same job, but a bigger deal, but I don't necessarily agree with that. I mean, the stress you carry on a larger price property, I feel is a lot heavier than on like a million dollar home or a $3 million home. Adam (35:27.635) It does. Adam (35:45.971) Yeah, it can be. I think it's the stress you put on yourself. You know, ultimately clients are clients, right? And it's funny, John always says this, the worst of people comes out in times of war and the times of buying and selling real estate. And it is so true as cliche as it is the larger deals. Obviously there's a lot more riding on the line. but the job really is the same. And I could tell you for every million dollar deal versus any 20 or $30 million deal I've done. stamie karakasidis (35:58.286) Ha ha ha ha ha ha! Adam (36:11.795) the amount of work involved isn't that drastically different. So it was a conscientious choice that I made relatively early on to want to focus on the upper end of the spectrum. There's a lot more volume on the small side and not to say I turn away smaller deals. I'm obviously super happy to service those too, because it's all about relationships and you never know where the next leader client is going to come from. But ultimately, if you're going to do the same amount of work, you might as well make as much as you can out of it. And that's why I obviously love the high end in addition to just the magnitude of these properties and how uniquely special some of them are. stamie karakasidis (36:15.534) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (36:21.518) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (36:28.142) Right. stamie karakasidis (36:41.518) And then do you show a high -end property the same way you would show a $2 million property? Okay. Adam (36:46.675) I do. Yeah. The process for me is very similar. Obviously it depends if I'm on the sell side or the buy side. I like to be hands -on and assuring, but I always offer the client the option because every client is different and some clients would really rather just be left to their own devices to walk through in their own time without having somebody hover over them. There's only so many different ways I can say this is the kitchen and this is the bathroom. And to me, that's not what the job is about. If I'm doing my job effectively representing a seller, stamie karakasidis (36:52.75) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (37:09.038) Hahaha. Adam (37:15.571) It's about marketing effectively and getting as many people through the door as I possibly can. The person who really has to do, I guess, the job of selling and advising in that specific scenario is the one representing the buyer. I don't have access to the buyer for more than 30 minutes. There's nothing I'm really going to say in the midst of that showing that's going to sway them one way or another. All I'm trying to do is to create the best experience for them possible. And that goes back to being respectful, being likable, checking your ego at the door and, you know, Ultimately, that's the one aspect of the job that feels like it's a little more retail, you know, where you're providing this white -loved experience. But other than that, it's a lot of putting out fires, obviously dealing with issues which come up on a daily basis. For us, it's not just handling our own issues and our own deals, but, you know, getting involved in the deals for other agents on the team and being a backstop for them when situations come up that they don't know how to handle. And that just comes with experience. And it's one of my favorite aspects of this job is the mentorship. stamie karakasidis (37:48.238) Mm -hmm. Right. stamie karakasidis (38:05.166) Mm -hmm. Adam (38:12.915) and being able to pay it forward and having a great group of agents at GRG that I get to really work hands on with, especially when needed. And it's nice to be needed, let's be honest. stamie karakasidis (38:19.79) Right. Yeah, yeah, totally. What do you think the biggest reason a property doesn't sell? Yeah. Adam (38:27.923) Overpriced more often than not. That's really the, the main issue that we run into, you know, there's no more effective marketing strategy than pricing a property appropriately. And that's usually within five to 10 % of what the true value is. And sometimes it's, it's hard to pinpoint the true value, but almost every seller thinks their house is the greatest house ever built. And there's such a large emotional component to this. And what you tend to see happen more often than not, when a property is priced too high. And I'm sure you've had the same experience, Amy is. stamie karakasidis (38:41.07) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (38:47.246) Right. stamie karakasidis (38:56.878) Mm -hmm. Yep. Adam (38:57.523) you chase the market down. And if you chase the market down, it obviously takes a lot longer. You're going to accrue carrying costs and then you ultimately sell it for less because psychologically, every buyer is thinking this property has been on the market for seven months. It hasn't sold. There's something wrong with it. There's obviously some kind of flaw. What don't I know about that that has created an issue here or it's just massively overpriced. stamie karakasidis (39:12.558) Right. stamie karakasidis (39:18.062) I mean, they even do that here if it's 30 days. Like I had a client who was like, it's been on the market 21 days. I'm gonna offer 200 ,000 less. I was like, no, no, no, no, no. I go, let's discuss this a little longer. Yeah, even if you market it, it's just not, you know, it doesn't matter if it's overpriced. Adam (39:26.867) Yeah. Yeah. Adam (39:31.603) It's... Adam (39:36.819) It's scary. You know, I think the houses that tend to have the best results do the opposite. And I think that is a very tough conversation to have the clients. They can't understand the nature of underpricing a property and then bidding it up. It doesn't work so well on a $50 million property, but like on the bread and butter deals, you know, like one to three million bucks, especially when the market's hot. The biggest service you can do for yourself is really studying the comps and understand that in Los Angeles, no two comps are going to be the same. There are obviously unique things about every specific property. stamie karakasidis (39:51.31) No, right. Adam (40:07.187) But if you can hone in on what the 80th percentile is of what the value of that home is and price it there, you're gonna sell it a lot faster, you're probably gonna get more money, and it's gonna be a much more enjoyable experience versus just going on this sludge of a marathon and having a race to the bottom. stamie karakasidis (40:12.59) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (40:22.478) Yeah, I think the psychology, because sellers always think I'm gonna lose money if I under price it. And you're like, no, no, no, that's not what's gonna happen. You're gonna push the price up. And inevitably you choose when you wanna sell it at that price. But it's a whole thing. All right, let me get to my little questions. All right. Is the 90 million deal your most memorable deal? Or is there another deal that... Adam (40:35.955) That's it. Yep. Adam (40:40.851) Sure. Adam (40:47.987) I've had a lot of memorable deals. If I'm ever fortunate enough to get to the point where I can look back on my career and write a book that nobody will read about the most challenging deals that I've had, there's a few chapters in there that I'll look back on and laugh. There's no question. stamie karakasidis (40:57.102) Okay. stamie karakasidis (41:03.566) Do you remember your deals? Because I don't remember most of my, I mean, like, I would have to like really sit down. I like, they leave my head. Yeah, okay. Adam (41:10.803) Some, yeah, for sure. I don't have the greatest memory when it comes to attention to detail in every deal, but there are definitely some, I think I remember people more than the deals themselves and the way people carry themselves and the stories that come from just the very uniquely different personalities that exist in a city like this, because Los Angeles is like, honestly, it's one of the most eccentric and eclectic cities I've ever had the privilege of living in or visiting. stamie karakasidis (41:15.375) Okay, yeah. stamie karakasidis (41:21.294) Okay. Adam (41:39.123) You get all walks of life here and it just attracts some really interesting people. You know, anytime you have a city based around Hollywood and the entertainment industry, you're going to get a bunch of characters. Very much so. stamie karakasidis (41:40.942) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (41:49.102) It's eccentric people. Yep. Have you ever knocked on a door and someone answered it naked? Adam (41:56.147) Yeah, I have. I actually have. And this was not from Dorn. I've never been a big door knocker. I'm not a prolific door knocker or cold collar. I had a deal I did. This would make the book. I had a deal I did in 2021. It was a $43 million deal. Big deal. And that was another deal where I had the buyer and the seller. So a lot in the line. And I had never met the seller before. stamie karakasidis (42:03.502) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (42:10.126) Chapter one. Adam (42:23.763) I had reached out to him just to explain that I had this buyer. I knew the house was built and available. And he invited me to his house to come and have a conversation. And he lived up in the Hollywood Hills. And when he answered the door, he answered it, butt ass naked. And there was a woman behind him, also Sam's clothing, except she had big bunny ears on and she was prancing around the kitchen. And it's. stamie karakasidis (42:48.27) So it was Easter. Adam (42:51.795) Every day is Easter in Los Angeles, maybe. There were some other extracurriculars going on for 10 o 'clock on a Tuesday morning, which was ridiculous, but that is not so unusual in a city like this. It does happen. stamie karakasidis (42:57.006) Hmm hmm hmm stamie karakasidis (43:03.438) So when you sat down to talk to this person, did they put pants on? Adam (43:07.635) no, they put a robe on, so no pants were worn at any time by anybody other than myself. stamie karakasidis (43:10.03) A rope, okay. stamie karakasidis (43:14.318) Okay, and then did she just sit there with a robe or no robe? She disappeared. Adam (43:17.619) No, she disappeared. At a certain point, it was just myself, the other gentleman who I was having the conversation with at his kitchen table, and some mound of substance that was just sitting in front of him. Yeah. stamie karakasidis (43:23.534) Okay. stamie karakasidis (43:28.426) my God. So she's like, I'm just going to take my bunny ears and hop over there. That's amazing. Adam (43:33.523) went into another room and never saw her again. Wouldn't even know she was or been able to pick her out of line just because her face was covered with a mask. stamie karakasidis (43:39.374) Amazing. Do you have a favorite celebrity story in Los Angeles? Doesn't have to be like, you ran into him at a coffee shop, real estate, anything like a car wash, like a fun. Adam (43:48.403) Yeah, I do actually. So I've been really fortunate in that I've had the privilege of working with a lot of very high profile people. And it started before my days in real estate. When I was in law school, I was a bartender back in South Beach where I was living at the time. And I'll make the story full circle, but the coolest experience I had in that job was actually with Dave Grohl, former drummer of Nirvana and obviously lead singer of the Foo Fighters. stamie karakasidis (44:12.654) Okay, sure. Adam (44:16.211) drummer kings of the Stone Age. The guy's incredible and arguably one of the nicest human beings you'll ever meet. He walked up to the bar, ordered three crown and cokes. I obviously made the drinks. I put them on the bar. He went to pay and I said, Mr. Grohl, out of respect, these are on me. You've been a huge inspiration and I love everything you do. And this is the least I can do and just want you to know, grateful. And he smiled at me. He took a bow, took a couple hundred bucks out of his pocket and threw it on the bar. And I thought that was so sweet. stamie karakasidis (44:37.198) So cool. stamie karakasidis (44:45.486) Very sweet. Adam (44:46.675) Eight, nine years later, I'm sitting at lunch with a good friend of mine who happens to be a celebrity, kind of high profile. And she had actually asked me the question, this same question, like, what was the best experience you've ever had with a celebrity? And I tell her this Dave Grohl story and I get up and run to the restroom for a second. And when I come back to the table, I see she's on FaceTime and she has Dave Grohl on the phone and she tells him the story. stamie karakasidis (45:08.142) shit. Adam (45:13.715) and she turns the camera towards me and I'm like, yo, what's up? And he goes, holy shit, I totally remember dropping a couple hundred bucks on that guy. Fucking incredible. And like, it just like was such a very cool, pinch me type moment. And he was so gracious then and so gracious when I met him 10 years ago. And it's really nice to see that, you know, even people with that level of success can stay grounded and obviously understand what the important things are in life and be so focused and committed to. stamie karakasidis (45:20.43) That's... that's really cool. Yeah. stamie karakasidis (45:32.974) Mm -hmm. Adam (45:39.027) relationships and their fans and just the way they see the world, you know, is really cool because it would be so easy for someone like him to go the other direction. stamie karakasidis (45:45.806) And he's extra special and that he remembered is great. My older son went to school with his daughters and he said they're lovely. Like he loved them. Yeah, that's really cool. Yeah. Adam (45:52.691) Yeah. Adam (45:56.755) Yeah, I hear the same things about him all the time. There's a few people in that industry where obviously you hear a lot of horror stories, but there's a lot of really amazing people in every industry here and every walk of life. And when you find the good ones, you got to really hang on tight. stamie karakasidis (46:06.158) Right. stamie karakasidis (46:11.406) Yeah, here are my questions. How did you meet John? Adam (46:14.835) All right, let's do it. Adam (46:18.611) I met John roughly 11 years ago or 10 years ago. I actually had an open house. It was one of my first larger listings. I think it was like a $16 million property in Beverly Hills. And I had known of John just because we were of, you know, I guess similar generation and coming up together at the same time in the business. And he came to the house and introduced himself and I was like, I know who you are, man. It's so nice to meet you. I've been looking forward to this actually. And, you know, immediately it was like kind of instant chemistry. And we just slowly started to build a friendship and ultimately it led to where we are today. He is a wickedly smart guy. I honestly don't have enough things. John's incredible. A lot of people don't know this about John, but John didn't go to college. John is a fifth generation Angelino and he just has this entrepreneurial spirit and more often than not. stamie karakasidis (46:54.35) Very cool, yeah, I love John and his eyebrows and his hair and the way he speaks. He's the best. He is, I love hearing him speak. Adam (47:16.819) whether he will say it or not, he's the smartest guy in the room. And he is so articulate and so well spoken and so well read in research, but more than anything, well prepared. He really takes every meeting seriously, like it's homework for his honors science class the next day. And he gives it 100 % all the time. And it's rare for me in my life to find people that have a similar work ethic, but I think John blows mine out of the water. He's truly incredible. stamie karakasidis (47:29.102) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (47:41.966) I see John in politics. Every time he speaks in the meetings, I'm always like, I... Adam (47:45.043) Me too. I told him he missed his calling. He should absolutely be like mayor of Los Angeles or run for city council. He has plenty of time. I just don't think it's something that he has the ambition for. stamie karakasidis (47:50.094) He still has time. stamie karakasidis (47:54.766) Right, the only negative thing about John that I can say is that he went to the Eagle Super Bowl and he was a Patriots fan because of his... Adam (48:00.787) Mm -hmm. He's a big Patriots fan, but he has good reason. John's uncle was the offensive line coach for the Patriots for like 30 plus years. Fair enough, Stamien. Fair enough. Fair enough. stamie karakasidis (48:05.966) Yes. Is blood a good reason to not support the Eagles? Is it? I don't think so. You're a beautiful puppy, Sophia. Are you a Chihuahua lover forever or was that just, yeah, okay. Adam (48:20.243) -huh. Adam (48:24.275) I am now. It was, it wasn't intended. It's not the dog I would have picked, you know, like it's not like I went to the shelter and I was like, yep, I'll take that two pound thing with no teeth. It was, it was not, you know, not something that was intended. It's just something that happens. just speaking about relationships, just in a past relationship. And there was like an immediate connection with this strange little creature who. stamie karakasidis (48:32.334) I'll take the tiniest dog you have that... Adam (48:51.059) inherently likes nothing and nobody. So the fact that she showed me any kind of attention or love was kind of took me aback. And that was probably four or five years ago. And we've been kind of inseparable ever since. And I think I'll probably have a chihuahua forever because she sets such a good example of like what that unconditional love is. And I've always heard about this between, you know, man and dog. And I've certainly had this experience with other pets, but the connection I have with her for some reason is profoundly and uniquely special for me. stamie karakasidis (48:53.326) Hahaha! Yeah. stamie karakasidis (49:07.534) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (49:15.854) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (49:20.75) yeah, she loves her daddy, that's for sure. Could you, she really is, I mean crazy. Could you ever date someone named after your dog? I mean, now you're in a relationship, so I mean, but when they were trying to like, you know, do a love story with Sophia, I was like, how can you date someone named after your dog? I mean, I... Adam (49:24.371) Yeah, yeah, she's doggedly loyal. No pun intended. Yeah. Adam (49:33.235) Adam (49:40.915) So. Adam (49:44.787) It's funny you ask that because in my past, I have dated Sophia's. Yeah, I think one or two, maybe more. I hadn't thought about it to answer the question. I don't think it's gonna matter because I don't see myself dating anybody new anytime soon, if not ever. That's it, yeah, game over. stamie karakasidis (49:49.518) Okay. stamie karakasidis (49:59.79) No, no, you have, no, you're done now, you're done. That's good, yeah. Who is your favorite person on Buying Beverly Hills? And listen, no one listens to this podcast except like a few hundred people, so you're safe to answer that question. Adam (50:13.843) good question. Alright, so obviously John aside and anybody GRG related aside, I have a lot of love for that whole cast. However, it'd be really hard to pick one but just off the top of my head, the person that I really enjoy spending time with is Zach. For those that know Zach or don't know Zach, you know, he obviously is portrayed as kind of the class clown on the show and that's genuinely who he is in real life. He is... stamie karakasidis (50:16.206) Yeah. Adam (50:38.611) big, warm -hearted, you know, affable, just super likable, incredibly sharp, but just funny. You know, the guy just genuinely makes me laugh and has this real sense of care and compassion in him that I can certainly appreciate. And he's just such a likable guy. And, you know, for me, he is exactly the type of humor that I appreciate. So I always enjoy the moments I get to spend with him, no question. stamie karakasidis (50:56.448) Mm -hmm. There's people that have humor where they use their humor to bring people together. You know, like they'll walk in a room and like they want to make everyone feel warm and fuzzy and that's his humor. And of course he's closest. He makes fun of Ben because they're real super close. But in gen, yeah, exactly. But in general, his humor brings everyone together because everyone loves to laugh. I mean, if there's one thing about people, it's like they don't laugh a lot, like adults, they need to laugh more because life gets. Adam (51:15.379) Well, they're the same person in so many ways. Adam (51:22.131) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (51:28.302) way too serious. There's like so much shit we deal with. Adam (51:29.715) Yeah, and he's one of the most liked people in our industry. And I think coming to our company was, you know, a really formative moment for him. You know, Zach, as is kind of discussed in the show, came from Hilton Highland, which was an incredible company. I say was, it still is. And he had been there for many years, but that's an environment that is very buttoned up. And there were certain processes there and, you know, things you could or could not do. And I think it was really difficult for someone like Zach to really showcase his true personality. stamie karakasidis (51:42.734) Mm -hmm. Adam (51:58.899) And I think the same could be said about a lot of companies, especially ones that are run a little more corporately. And I think the fact that the agency is such a familial, you know, boutique dynamic really kind of opened up the horizons for him to really let his personality shine and to be the best version of himself. And if you look at, you know, his career numbers on the deals he's done, he's had some tremendous ones, but his business has been unbelievable since joining the company. He's really taken off and has really entered that upper echelon or upper stratosphere of. stamie karakasidis (52:02.862) Mm -hmm. Adam (52:28.275) of top producer in Los Angeles. stamie karakasidis (52:30.062) Yeah, he like owns who he is. Like he's present in his body. Like he's very comfortable. Yeah, it's really, yeah, it's really. Adam (52:34.419) Yep. And unapologetic about it. Sometimes a little too comfortable. stamie karakasidis (52:39.694) But once you go there, there's no coming back. You can't. So reality show, season three, what do you think? nice. Okay, have you guys heard anything or? Okay. Yeah. Adam (52:42.547) There's no coming back. Yeah. Adam (52:49.075) I fucking hope so. I haven't heard a thing. I think it's done well. It was in the top 10 for a few weeks. The feedback that I've gotten at least just from the random people all over the world I've reached out have been nothing short of positive. Everyone's been awesome. It's really funny to go and read the comments on the internet and Instagram specifically on Twitter and Reddit and on these message boards and... stamie karakasidis (53:02.318) Yeah. stamie karakasidis (53:14.638) When you read the Reddit stuff was so funny when we were at that open house and you were like, I read comments on Reddit and you started reading them out loud. It was awesome. Adam (53:22.675) That's the best. And honestly, the really mean stuff is some of the funniest stuff. And you have to have, I guess, some thick skin to put yourself out there and to be on TV. And obviously there's a lot of pluses that come with it, but there's a lot of crazy stuff to you. Just the exposure and becoming a more recognizable person and walking the streets and meeting people that feel like they know you. And obviously you wanting to know them a little bit. And, you know, obviously wanting to, to make sure that, you know, you're always representing yourself and your company to the best of your ability. And. stamie karakasidis (53:25.742) Yes. stamie karakasidis (53:33.422) Mm -hmm. Yeah. stamie karakasidis (53:43.47) Mm -hmm. Adam (53:51.507) You know, it's just been a real blessing and I never thought that this would be my life, but here I am. And after having done it and having had so much fun with it and seeing what the end result was, I would 100 % do it again and heartbeat if the opportunity comes. stamie karakasidis (54:03.086) Well, you were really true to yourself. I mean, you were awesome on the show. Like you came across great. It was fantastic. Yeah. Adam (54:09.395) I appreciate it. It was interesting to watch because so much of what we filmed wasn't on there, you know? stamie karakasidis (54:16.366) I know you're like, I don't know, there's no real estate on this show. And then I watched it and I'm like, what is that I'm talking about? Adam (54:20.915) Well, I mean, there were there were other storylines for us that were really centerfold, at least in terms of our existence on the show, which we thought would get a lot of coverage that didn't make the show at all. So interestingly, I think for John and I, we I think we're maybe more portrayed as more kind of background as opposed to, you know, in front of the camera at all times, we were more secondary. And I kind of like that because it allowed us in many situations to be the adults in the room and really come across as the professionals that. stamie karakasidis (54:29.294) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (54:40.878) Right. stamie karakasidis (54:48.43) Right. Adam (54:50.131) I see that we are while still having a great balance of work and fun. And, you know, I have no qualms with how I was portrayed. I do feel like it was true to myself. Obviously they put me in some funny situations, but somebody gave me a good note before I started filming, which was, if you don't be an asshole, they can't make you look like an asshole. And to a large degree, that's kind of true, but even though it's unscripted in its reality, obviously shows like this are hyperproduced and you're put into, you know, some situations that you'd rather not be in and it's figuring out. stamie karakasidis (55:17.742) Mm -hmm. Adam (55:20.371) how to be a gentleman in all situations and to manage the expectations, not just of yourself, but of your peers and contemporaries and then ultimately the audience and still wanting to deliver a great show while not selling yourself out for the sake of making a great show. stamie karakasidis (55:22.478) Right. stamie karakasidis (55:33.998) Right, and the editing, I mean, they worked in your, I mean, everything you did was true to your character. So you're being true to yourself, they can't edit that into a different personality. Right, exactly, exactly. Okay, so would you ever do a crossover with Selling Sunset? Adam (55:42.579) They can try. It's going to be really tough. Yep. Adam (55:53.535) I mean, I guess I kind of already did, right? Season one of Selling Sunset. I don't know. I don't know how to answer that question, depending on what the context of that was and which production team was behind the filming. You know, if it was buying Beverly Hills production, then hell yeah, would love to. stamie karakasidis (55:56.654) Yeah, you did in the first, yes, yeah. stamie karakasidis (56:03.726) Yeah. I know it's. stamie karakasidis (56:09.102) It's not real, I don't think it's real. I mean, that's a hard crossover. I mean, unless you want all the blondes to come over to one of your listings on that. No, yeah, Jason's, yeah. And so someone, who does your social media? Someone asked, I did not put that there. That was a question in your Instagram. Adam (56:15.731) Sure. I love when Jason comes. Jason's a good guy. Adam (56:24.147) Hahaha. For the four people that care, my Instagram is managed by the one and only Stamy. Stamy has been a blessing when it comes to my social presence. I have very little interest in my social media. I love to look at it. I hate to post. stamie karakasidis (56:37.902) Thank you very much. stamie karakasidis (56:42.606) But you answer every message yourself. Like I do the story stuff. The office does the posts. Adam (56:46.419) Yeah, my responsibility is to engage and to actually talk to people who take the time to actually take a few minutes out of the day to say something thoughtful. And I do, I do, especially if it's respectful engagement and somebody really is thoughtful in the message they want to deliver, then I would be an asshat to not take some time to respond. And that's something that I really value. stamie karakasidis (56:57.87) And you enjoy that, yeah. Yeah, it's really cool. stamie karakasidis (57:11.246) you'd be surprised how many people don't respond. Adam (57:14.067) no, I'm not surprised. I expect that. And even with that, it's so funny, like I'm still learning all this. I didn't know, Nikki just pointed this out to me a couple of weeks ago. There's that like other folder where there are these like other messages that you, and I opened it up two weeks ago and there were thousands of messages and it took me hours to try to sift through it. And I didn't want to feel like I was letting anybody down. It's, I guess the people please are in me, but it just feels like the nice respectful thing to do. And when somebody puts in a little bit of effort to say something nice. stamie karakasidis (57:15.342) Yeah, yeah. stamie karakasidis (57:39.15) Yeah. So back when we did the show, it was just general messages, but it's hidden messages. So I found the folder you're talking about 10 years after our show aired. So then, yeah, so eight years. And then I answered everyone and they're like, thanks so much for answering me eight years later. And I'm like, I'm so sorry. I never saw your message. Because I feel the same way as you do. If someone's going to send me a message, I'm going to like engage. I don't because they're taking their time. Adam (57:51.635) my god. Adam (57:55.439) Great. Yeah. Adam (58:06.323) Yeah, but just finding the time to do it. Like we all have lives and family and significant others and obviously careers and businesses that we have to tend to every day. And by the time you know it, there's not enough hours in the day and it gets eaten up. So you have to really make a concerted effort to carve time out, to go do things like that. And ultimately it's important. stamie karakasidis (58:08.238) Yeah, exactly. stamie karakasidis (58:23.374) Yeah, right. Totally agree. Totally agree. Do you... Adam (58:28.115) By the way, great, great job with my Instagram stamy. Really, like I feel like the content game has been nothing short of spectacular over the last couple of months and I owe that all to you. stamie karakasidis (58:30.894) Thank you. stamie karakasidis (58:35.982) Well, I feel like you are a great person to do that for because you are a lot of fun. And I think I got a good grasp on your sense of humor now. And there's more to come. Adam (58:47.123) Well, I'm a lot of fun because you're a lot of fun and I have a lot of fun just hanging with you. And if just hanging with you leads to great content, then I'm all for it. stamie karakasidis (58:55.47) Well, then great. So that's perfect. We're gonna play pickleball. I'm gonna record that. Stamey is not a calm person. I might throw the ball here and there if I lose, but you know what? Adam (59:00.115) Mm -hmm. Yep. Adam (59:05.683) That has not been my experience of Sammy. My experience of Sammy has been the absolute antithesis of that. I always find that you are thoughtful, hyper respectful, cool, calm, and collected, but more than anything, you're the coolest motherfucker I've ever had the privilege of knowing, excuse my language. And there's not enough time in the day for me to spend time with you. And you've been a major asset in my life, and I can only hope that I can return the favor. stamie karakasidis (59:11.502) No. stamie karakasidis (59:24.494) That's very kind. Thank you. stamie karakasidis (59:33.038) thank you. Yeah, you're definitely a gift in my life and I'm very grateful to have you and definitely one of my highlights in 24 for sure. I mean, I made a big transition. I left the company I was with for a very long time that I liked and I'm very, you know, it was a hard decision to make, but I'm so happy I met you, like seriously. Adam (59:52.115) Well, I hope you landed in a place you love and all I can say to this love affair is I love you more. stamie karakasidis (59:57.198) I love you. Well, I mean, like, how do I not end on that, you guys? To be clear, there's more than a few hundred listeners. But anyway, I digress. Do you have a favorite quote? Adam (01:00:10.771) It's going to sound silly, but honestly, it's just where there's a will, there's a way. I really believe in that. And at least in the experience of my life, crazy things happen and sometimes for a reason. But anything that I've really put my mind to in the course of my life and I've been hyper -focused and dedicated and no is not an option and failure is not an option, it's amazing what can happen. stamie karakasidis (01:00:16.974) Okay. stamie karakasidis (01:00:33.422) I gotta say, and especially with this job, I mean, I've seen some of the craziest stuff happen, the way I've ended up in LA, like, I do believe in that. And you have to be open -minded to believe in that. And miracles do happen. Like, you can make stuff happen, even if you think you're stuck somewhere or, and change is really good. It's scary, but you gotta like, you gotta make a move. If you don't make a move, nothing's gonna change. Adam (01:00:59.987) I'm with you. I'm not the most spiritual guy. You know, I tend to be more agnostic, but there have been, you know, a few circumstances in my life where everything looked like chaos. And when you look back, the pieces all fall into place in this magnificent, almost designed type of way. And whatever that is, I don't really care. You know, it's all part of my experience and I'm just happy to be living it and to be present here and to be obviously talking to you and having these types of moments and experiences and always just looking forward to see what comes tomorrow. stamie karakasidis (01:01:16.11) Mm -hmm. stamie karakasidis (01:01:27.854) Well, that I think is gonna wrap this show up. I'm gonna take a little picture right here, a little teaser. Adam, this was so much fun. Thank you so much. Guys, so I'm gonna link Adam where you can follow him and please watch Buying Beverly Hills Season Two, follow the agency and thanks again for listening and heart you. There's a heart. Isn't that what old people do? Or what do young people do? that one. There you go, that one. look what it does now. Adam (01:01:37.043) Pleasure is always mine. Thank you so much. Adam (01:01:50.835) Much love. Something like that. stamie karakasidis (01:01:57.774) Wow, wow. Modern technology. I think there's a thumb do the thumb now. no, just the hearts. I don't even do the heart right. Damn, I failed everyone. Okay, well have a good night. Thanks Adam. Okay, love you. See you later. See you later. Bye. Bye. Adam (01:02:02.771) I love it. I don't know, you go first and see. Apparently not. All right, Sammy, love to talk to you later. Bye, guys.…
1 Summer Travel, Flight Etiquette & World Cup Talk with Stamie & Sophie Nicolaou 1:04:31
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Show favorite Sophie Nicolaou- Greek legend- returns to the show for a very fun episode! It is summer travel season and Stamie and Sophie tackle the proper etiquette when flying on a plane! They also talk about Sophie's difficult time saying "no", how Stamie missed out on the best mom party ever, an Uber horror story, Sophie's trip to Italy, the upcoming Womans World Cup, Messi going to Miami and much more. Cool down with a nice summer evening drink and have some great laughs in this latest episode! Follow Sophie: YouTube + podcast Higbury Squad Instagram: @soccerdiva71 Twitter: @soccerdiva Follow our new Instagram: @stamieandtracypodcast if you love the show.. and want to see it continue. Please share your thoughts and review on Apple Podcasts thank you to our sponsor www.Mewdvitamins.com And... If you like horror films visit Producer Mike's Youtube channel @chronocabin…
1 Living in Overtime with Stage 4 Cancer, 1,800 Hours of Chemo and finding joy with Joe Wilson 1:22:20
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요In this unforgettable episode, Stamie sits down with her the very talented, funny and all-around badass friend Joe Wilson, who refuses to let terminal pancreatic cancer define him. Instead, he's "living in overtime" – a title he proudly owns after outlasting doctors' expectations. Joe shares wild stories from his days as a private investigator (yes, there was an agoraphobic pimp), his adventures in Hollywood as a filmmaker, writer, and stand-up comedian, and the surprising things not to say to someone battling a disease. We also dive into his giant cat portrait masterpiece, his VR escapades, and why he’s basically the hospital’s favorite patient. Get ready for laughter, deep emotions, and a whole lot of inspiration in this raw and uplifting conversation. His famous quote: "We are all famous to a few people" Follow Joe on Instagram @joewilsontv Follow our new Instagram: @stamieandtracypodcast if you love the show.. and want to see it continue. Please share your thoughts and review on Apple Podcasts thank you to our sponsor www.Mewdvitamins.com And... If you like horror films visit Producer Mike's Youtube channel @chronocabin…
1 #25 Real L Word Alums Tracy Ryerson and Whitney Mixter 1:14:27
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Tracy Ryerson finally returns to the show this week with special guest Whitney Mixter! They talk about being moms (and a single mom for Whitney) during the pandemic, breast feeding babies and your partner, who is on their "List", running the L.A. Marathon on a whim, learning from life trauma, Milo's nickname for Stamie, why Stamie would get dressed up to drop her kids at school, and a very awkward and celebrity encounter with Dolly Parton Instagram: @stamiela @whitneymixter @trye follow our new instagram: @stamieandtracyshow if you love the show.. and want to see it continue. Please share your thoughts and review on Apple Podcasts And... If you like horror films visit Producer Mike's Youtube channel @chronocabin thank you to our sponsor www.Mewdvitamins.com…
1 #24 Lauren Koeppe- Entrepreneur, Hospitality Wizard & how she gets it all done. 43:55
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Lauren Koeppe joins Stamie to talk about so much. Starting with how she was a major player in developing the flavor of Mewd Vitamins. how she got into the food and hospitality business, her entreprenuerial experience in building a successful business, going to the Burning Man festival, her incredible organizational skills and maintaining a healthy relationship with her partner, being a ballet dancer in New York, how Milo put a hex on Stamie and much more. Lauren is hospitality wizard, restaurant developer, world traveler event producer and celebrity chef. Follow Lauren: @lauren_koeppe Lauren's Business @createhospitality Instagram: @stamiela If you like horror films visit Producer Mike's Youtube channel @chronocabin www.Mewdvitamins.com…
1 #23 Wendy Miller and Why It is Awkward to Talk About Sex 51:55
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Special guest Wendy Miller! Wendy Miller is an ACS Certified Sexologist, Relationship Expert, Author, Emmy-Winning TV Producer, and Host of the hit podcast, Sex Ed The Musical. In this episode we talk about her car bond with Jagger, beating cancer and the activity that changed her life, why it is difficult and awkward to talk about sex, Wendy's Oracle card business,and a very funny celebrity story. We also have a very fun Oracle card reading which is sure to bring you some laughs. Buy Wendy's Oracle Cards at www.cardtobelieve.com instagram: @stamiela @cardtobelieve If you like horror films visit Producer Mike's Youtube channel youtube.com/@chronocabin www.Mewdvitamins.com…
1 #22 Sophie Nicolaou and their thoughts on Etiquette 1:13:59
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Sophie Nicolaou makes a return visit to the show! Should Milo get into pro soccer? Stamie and Sophie discuss this as well as women's sports and how far we have come, living the hustle life, the difficulties of coming out in the Gen Z era and the rules of ettiquette from an article that was published in The Cut. This is a packed episode with laughs and fun. Sophie is the co-host for USA Today's EPL Soccer Junkie She regularly contributes to Talksport, one of the largest radio sports networks in the world and is the founder of British Soccer Diva. Make sure to listen to her podcast Highbury Squad and watch on YouTube Follow Sophie: YouTube + podcast Higbury Squad Instagram: @soccerdiva71 Twitter: @soccerdiva www.Mewdvitamins.com…
New Year catch up and this years motto for Stamie! Life is moving at a fast pace and what the heck can we do about it?? Thanks for listening. Feel free to message us with any questions or who we should have on next- DM Stamie on Instagram @StamieLA
1 #20 Andy Murphy Returns: Tuning your brain for success, Mindset by Design Podcast, Performance Expert 1:07:29
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Our guest today on The Stamie and Tracy Show is Andy Murphy, he will give you an immediate boost on mindset just by listening to this episode. He is also the host of "Mindset by Design" and a performance coach who specializes in helping people achieve their goals. He is also an expert in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and sales. Andy has a passion for helping others reach their potential and has helped thousands of people improve their lives. He is a dynamic speaker and has been featured on many radio shows and podcasts. In addition to his work as a performance coach, Andy is also an accomplished sales trainer. He has been helping people improve their sales skills for over 20 years. Andy is a highly sought-after speaker and trainer, and he has helped many people achieve success in their careers. The affects dopamine has on your life, especially mine (Stamie). His theory on our personalities and if we are a hunter or a farmer are life changing. See yourself in a whole new perspective on your behavior. Look out for a special master class we will be holding in the near future. Thank you for listening!! Really Appreciated. If you have a minute, leave a review and share with your friends. Instagram: @andymurphymindset @stamiela Podcast: Mindset by Design www.Mewdvitamins.com…
1 #19 Yelena York: LA Based Award Winning Visual Artist- Her lifestyle by design! 1:17:41
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Yelena York makes her debut on The Stamie and Tracy Show this week. Stamie and Yelena hit it off immediately while attending their first charity event for Knock Out Abuse West. With Yelena's Armenian background and Stamie's Greek background, they are kindred spirits for sure. Her art has gained her awards all over the world including the award for Best Artist at the Oxford International Art Fair in 2015, Dubai Best Artist Award 2018, and MUSA International Venezia Art Biennale Award 2019, UNESCO Woman’s Essence Show 2020 in Rome. On this episode we discuss so much, including Yelena's origin story, NFT's, pointillism, her new show "I Am" and what is behind her living her dream as a successful visual artist. Their conversation travels to her growing up in LA, traveling and her experience trying Ayahuasca and getting closure with losing her beloved grandmother. Thank you for listening, you inspire us to keep going. Oh, reviews help us grow and get the word out. :) To follow: @YelenaYork @StamieLA…
1 #18 Lacey Stone & Jess Lizama: Celebrity trainers, Fitness, love, making it & their big move to Wisconsin. 1:15:35
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Our guests this week on The Stamie and (sometimes)Tracy Show are celebrity trainer Lacey Stone and her partner Jessica Lazzama. Two inspiring women making the world a better place. #GayforLacey If you're into fitness, there's a good chance you know who Lacey Stone is. If you don't, you should definitely check her out! She's an amazing fitness guru, celebrity trainer and all-around badass. Recently, she was on our podcast with her partner in crime Jess Lzama, trainer, reality show star, social media mogul and oh so much more- to talk about everything from body image, how to stay motivated, working on a reality show with a Kardashian and the importance of self-confidence. Needless to say, it was an enlightening conversation. If you're looking for some inspiration, this episode with Lacey and Jess will definitely get you motivated. Oh, and her celebrity story included Jack Nicholson. Thank you for listening and for rating us on Itunes. Rating us will help us continue to grow and keep this show moving forward. @laceystone @jess_lizama @stamiela @mewdvitamins…
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1 #17 Mary Lynn Rajskub- Comic, Actress and Author of "Fame-ish" & dream girl!! 1:07:50
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요I mean, who doesn't know our guest Mary Lynn Rajskub (Rice-Cub)??? She is a woman of many talents and a face we have seen in almost every show ever made!!! Not only is she a successful actress and comic, but she's also an author and her new book "Famish" is out. In "Fame-ish" she discussed her moments in Hollywood and how she even made out with Tom Cruise! Her dry wit and sharp sense of humor have won her legions of fans, and she's always worth watching when she takes the stage. Who can forget her character "Chloe" in emmy winning performance on "24" with her unique expressions on her face while saving the world with Kiefer Sutherland, to all the work she's done across the acting world including "Little Miss Sunshine", "The Tomorrow War", Whether you're a fan of hers or not, you have to admit that she's one interesting person. Take a listen and get ready to laugh, discuss her tik tok fame and see an inside look at her friendship with Stamie. To order her book "Fame-ish" and all things Mary Lynn visit her website Follow Stamie on Instagram Follow The Stamie and Tracy Show on Facebook Thank you to our sponsor Mewdvitamins.com Thank you for listening.…
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1 #16 Nikki and Jill- Real L Word, Marriage, motherhood, LGBTQ & Being Successful women. 1:21:22
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요This week on The Stamie and Tracy show are Nikki Weiss Goldstein and her wife Jill Goldstein, you know them from Showtimes "The Real L Word" Season 1. We reminisce about life on a reality show, why Nikki unfollowed me on Facebook, what it's like being married and having two beautiful boys of their own and how life has changed during Covid. We discuss losing a parent, working hard in hollywood, overcoming breast cancer, raising boys and oh so much more!!! Nikki runs her own successful company, Nikki Weiss & Co. representing the most talented tv, film and commercial directors and bringing them to the advertising world. Jill is a write who also owns her own company We Are Pitch, Co-Founder and Treatment writer. Thank you for listening and please let us know on Apple Podcasts how you are enjoying the show. To Follow: Nikki & Jill on Instagram Stamie on Instagram…
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1 #15 Chelsea Peitz - Social Media Coach,Content tips & tricks for entrepreneurs/realtors. 1:11:48
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Our latest guest on The Stamie and Tracy Show is Chelsea Peitz. Social media wizard that Stamie discovered on Instagram and has been following for years. Chelsea is a social media coach who has worked with some of the biggest names in real estate, business or normal folks who want to make their Instagram pop. Her colorful background has made her a natural in the social media. She tells us inside secrets to Instagram and how to master this constantly changing landscape. She knows how to help entrepreneurs and businesses tap into the power of social media to reach new audiences and grow their brand. In this blog post, we'll take a look at Chelsea's story and find out what makes her such an expert in social media marketing. Plus, we'll learn about her top tips for creating successful social media campaigns. So, if you're ready to learn from the best, get ready to listen to some great information. Enjoy and Thank you for listening... Stamie Click If you would like to follow Chelsea on Instagram you will definitely not regret it! www.chelseapeitz.com Click to follow Stamie Karakasidis Click to follow The Stamie and Tracy Show on Facebook…
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1 #14 Jennifer Esposito - Actress, Director, Bad Ass, Beauty, Kissing a Girl with Co-host Christine Crokos 54:11
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Jennifer Esposito is our guest this week!!! With the lovely Christine Crokos (Director of the feature film "Pimp") and the Producer of Jen's new movie!!! Jen is a special lady and I have been a fan of hers for decades and still miss her on Blue Bloods! Jen has done it all and keeps pushing the limits with her next endeavor Directing a feature film she wrote and will act in, called "Fresh Kills" . Shes on the cutting edge of how films will be financed in the future, including offering "stocks" where fans can really own a piece of the project and also including the extra benefits of owning NFTs "Non-Fungeable Tokens" for Fresh Kills. One of the first projects to think outside of the box and jump in head first of what the future has to offer with block chain technology. Her film "Fresh Kills" is influenced by her upbringing in NYC, growing up around the mafia and the role the women played in that world. Her upbringing has made her a fighter and you need to be a fighter to make it in Hollywood. She's an American actress and author. She is known for her roles in the feature films Crash , Summer of Sam , Don't Say a Word , Taxi , and Welcome to Collinwood . She has also appeared in several television series, most notably The Looney Tunes Show , Spin City, Related , Samantha Who? , Blue Bloods , and Mistresses . From 2016 to 2017, she played Special Agent Alexandra Quinn on the CBS series NCIS . In 2019, her most recent movie was Mob Town, starring opposite David Arquette . She also played CIA  Deputy Director Susan Raynor in the Amazon series The Boys . For More info regarding her film "Fresh Kills" that is shooting in February. Please Visit www.freshkillsfilm.com To Follow us on social: Jen on Instagram Stamie on Instagram Christine Crokos on Instagram Stamie and Tracy Show on Facebook Thank you again to our sponsor www.mewdvitamins.com Thank you for listening!! Stamie…
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1 #13 Kelly Rutherford- Gossip Girl, Perspective, Love of Coffee, How to focus on happy. 50:47
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Kelly Rutherford is an actress and all things creative who is remembered fondly for her roles in Melrose Place, Gossip Girl, and most recently, Dynasty and Pretty Little Liars. I recently met Kelly while introducing her at a Knock Out Abuse West Lived and Learned Salon, not only was I a long time fan before I met her, but even a bigger fan once I heard her speak. She comes from a place of love which helps in how she shifted her mindset towards joy and happiness even in her most difficult times. We cover so much, including why she doesn’t make coffee at home! We touch upon Gossip Girl and what her role as the matriarch Lily Van Der Woodsen showed to women and why that character was the first of it’s kind. What her ultimate acting role would be? What she loves about traveling to Europe? Her current passion project of bringing designers from all over the world exposure via Sovereign Collective. A travel shopping experience to support global entrepreneurs. (Links below) Kelly is a loving and involved mother of two, entrepreneur, an artist, and a beautiful woman both inside and out. I really enjoyed our conversation and was on my best behavior. To follow Kelly on Instagram and say hello: @kellyrutherford @Shopsovereigncollective www.shopsovereigncollective.com As always you can follow Stamie and Tracy Facebook @Stamiela @TracyRyerson Thank you for listening and feel free to message us! Oh,and we always appreciate a review on apple podcasts. Have a great week!!!!…
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1 #12 Christine Crokos- Greek legend, Hollywood director & What it takes to make it all happen for you! 57:34
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요This week is a special one for me. My Old roomie-Christine Crokos, Greek sister from another mister is making her podcast debut on the Stamie and Tracy show. Christine Crokos is a Hollywood director, writer and all around person who inspires. Her latest film "Pimp" starring Kiki Palmer was a big hit. This feature film got her into the game of "female director to keep your eye on." She is part of producing the first NFT film project by Jennifer Esposito!! How exciting is that??? We discuss NFTs and how they are changing the landscape for filmmaking fundraising. They share stories from their West Hollywood days as roomies. How the ladies love her and how she got the nickname "the converter" We cover so much including the profound loss of losing your mother, how it affects your views on life and their current passion of cryptocurrency. Crypto Crokos has been born. Thank your for listening! Extra thank you to Mike our sound producer and our sponsor MewdVitamins.com As always, if you enjoy our show, please take a moment and share with your friends and review where you listen.. Enjoy your week ahead!…
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This weeks show is Co-Hosted by my fellow Greek Sophie Nicolaou and Stamie. Sophie Is a master of so much and is a crazy soccer lover who has turned her passion into a very successful soccer podcast and youtube channel. She is the host and producer of Highbury Squad Podcast and you can follow her youtube channel: Highbury squad A fellow lover of ladies and a wise one to know, I asked her to join me in exploring the world of this talented human Jasmin Khadia. From back up singer to Prince, Kanye West, Jones Monet and many more to lead singer of multi cultural banned called Circle the Earth is currently touring all over Los Angeles. Come along for the ride and enjoy!!! We mentioned our old website Our Fifteen Minutes which has a lot of letters, etc from our days on The Real L Word. Click here to visit our site. Click below to follow on Instagram: Jasmin Khadia Circle the Earth Sophie Nicolaou Stamie Follow Stamie and Tracy on Facebook…
Tracy is back where she belongs. They have a very relaxed conversation covering many topics, one being their 12 year anniversary...We discuss her career as Senior VP at Wayferer Studios, producing a movie called The Senior and is there really a life/work balance? Especially, when you are working from home. Why she wants Stamie to go to Costco so badly and how her favorite celebrity moment was with Angelina Jolie and Mohammed Ali. So much covered in this special episode with Tracy. Take a listen and hope you enjoy!! Thanks again for your support... Stamie and Tracy show!!!…
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Stamie Karakasidis: #9 - Cynthia Levin - The Funny in Life and 27 Summers This week the very funny actress and comedian Cynthia Levin joins Stamie to talk about how Stamie's challenges with camping, the Olympics, Stamie's softball experience in LA, midnight snacks with a lover in the UK and much more. There is enough ball busting and laughs to fill a concert after Covid. Take a listen! Thank you for listening. Would love to hear your thoughts on our facebook page or message Stamie on Instagram . Follow Cynthia on: Instagram: @cynthialevin7 Cythialevinproductions.com…
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1 #8 Alla Korot: Actress, Dancer, Entrepreneur, Soap Opera Star & Stamie's first love. 58:17
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요This week Alla Korot from Another World and All MY Children visits The Stamie and Tracy show. Stamie and Alla discuss it all!! From her 30 year acting career, to what keeps us going during hard times, and how she came to create her organic skin cream line called L'uvalla. They cover loss and Stamie's loss of her Mother this year. Major heartfelt conversation and tears were dropped. Not only is Alla the best, she's also Stamie's first love and they briefly touch on that. Would love to hear your thoughts and comments. So follow and message us on our Facebook page below. Facebook You can follow Alla Korot Instagram: @Luvalla Stamie Instagram: @stamiela @mewdvitamins…
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This week I brought on an extra special treat. Mental performance expert, Andy Murphy. He uses his experience working with VIP clients such as Saudi Arabian Royalty, TV producers & world-champions to give you a competitive edge in your business and life. His podcast Mindset by Design helped me navigate through a few mental hurdles in 2019 and then ultimately lead me to work one on one with Andy. Changed my life. It's all about mindset and how to train your brain to focus on what matters, especially in these crazy times dealing with the lockdown and the corona virus. Hope you enjoy it!!! Please let us know what you think. Video available on YOUTUBE Listen to Mindset by Design Podcast Mindset by design website Follow Andy Murphy on Instagram Follow Mindset by design incubator group on facebook. Follow Stamie on Instagram Follow The Stamie and Tracy show on Facebook…
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1 #6 Romi: More Corona, Romance under lockdown & making a buck! 43:57
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Grab a cup a coffee and enjoy a conversation with friends. Romi is back! Chilling in Austin with her beloved daughter and her girlfriend under lockdown. She reminds Stamie about The Real L Word seasons and they go on and on about so much including porn, which seems to be a subject on peoples minds lately. Stay safe and thanks for listening. Follow Romi on Instagram Follow Stamie on Instagram Follow Stamie and Tracy Show on Facebook…
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1 #5 Good Kisses, VIda, baths, Mindset, Soccer & meeting Kobe Bryant w/ Sophie Nicolaou 1:07:17
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요So much covered in this episode with Sophie Nicolaou. Sophie was the reason we originally created our podcast. She comes back and we discuss some of our Greek ways, her soccer podcast, kissing, mindset, If you shower after a bath? Her Interviewing some of the great female soccer players, Kobe Bryant and David Beckham and her love for all soccer. Hope you enjoy! Follow Sophie Nicolaou on Instagram Follow Stamie on Instagram…
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1 #4 Living our LA life: Cause & Effect..and The Corona Virus 37:14
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요This week on episode 4 Stamie discusses with co-host for the week Sharon Houston how their lives are being affected and what they are up to. Do you live your life by cause or effect? Where do you fall on the cause and effect scale? Hoping you are all staying safe and enjoying your down time with your family. Some fun news is that Stamie would love to read your comments from iTunes reviews and start drawing names to win some singed celeb photos from the L word UK convention and a few others. Please follow us on Facebook and as always would love to hear your thoughts. Follow The Stamie and Tracy Show in Facebook Follow Stamie on Instagram Follow Sharon Houston on Instagram…
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1 #3 Nicol Paone discusses her directorial debut "Friendsgiving" the movie. 56:02
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Nicol Paone a long time friend of Stamie and Tracy's is back. Nicol is a very talented writer, director, comic and improv pro. We start off by discussing Nicol's eyebrows, or the time she had them removed by a make up artist on a shoot who happened to be on meth!! How she got her movie "Friendsgiving" off the ground with the help of Ben Stiller’s company and how she got 8 bad ass lezbos to be in her movie! Did I mention Malin Akerman and Kat Dennings also star along side some kick ass dudes including my fave Dean Cole from "Blackish". Stamie starts the interview solo until a comment about having children triggers our Sharon Houston to pick up the mic. Tracy joins and we discuss their hometown of New Jersey and why Philly is better (Obviously, Stamie wrote this who is from Philly) We laugh a lot, make note of the airplanes flying above, complain about LA and losing one of our famous car wash. Oh yeah, we discuss Nicol's fluid ways and how often she likes to clean her palette. As always, thank you for listening and would love to hear your thoughts. Do it, it will make you feel good. Also, if you comment and review and we will read them during our next episode. How exciting!!!! Visit our Facebook Page Follow: Nicol Paone Instagram Stamie Karakasidis Instagram Tracy Ryerson Instagram Sharon Houston Instagram…
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1 #2- Tracy Ryerson; New baby Mama,new job & Real L Word Alum 56:06
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요This week Tracy Ryerson visits our kitchen table as we catch up on what she has been up to. How baby Milo has changed her world and how the kids all get along. How related are those 4 children??? We discuss our relationship, communication and when she will be part of her show! Co-hosted this week by our talented friend Sharon Houston. As always, we look forward to your comments. Feel free to reach out to us. Instagram: @Stamiela @trye @sharonhouston Like us on Facebook: The Stamie and Tracy Show http://stamieandtracy.libsyn.com/rss Listen, subscribe and a quick review would be much appreciated.…
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1 Episode 1 of 2020- Back at it & coming in hot with Romi! 1:04:27
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요So excited to be back! It's been a long time but we have not forgotten you!!! Our first guest is Romi from the Real L Word! So much has changed in her world and she happily shares what she has learned by living in Austin and having a little girl in her life. In this very first episode, Stamie is solo but with her co-host Sharon Houston aka Fruit Fly. They go over life, the good the bad and celebrity stories from the gym and also from Stamie's years at The Palm Restaurant in West Hollywood. Our goal is to create a community and would love to hear your thoughts. Don't forget to review, subscribe or message us! Stamie's Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/StamieLA Sharon Houston: http://www.instagram.com/StamieLA Romi: http://www.instagram.com/RomiMarie_ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheStamieAndTracyShow/…
This is our last episode before we take a summer break. We’ll be back in September with a tan and a good attitude…and hopefully some fun stories to share with all of you. In this episode, we discuss how the rainbow flag became a symbol of gay pride (thanks Chandra Olson for the topic), why Billionaire’s Beach is now open to the public (sorry Geffen!), how Lacey Stone kicked Stamie’s ass in Flywheel spin class, and how we all still love a little Milli Vanilli. Have a great summer!! Opening Music: “Summertime” by Will Smith…
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In this week's episode, we talk about Trainwrecks on screen and in real life. Everyone knows one, right? Also, Sarah Palin bombs, Donald Trump crosses another line, Ashley Madison gets hacked, and you never have to leave your house again for Pot. You're welcome.
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1 Ep62 - Women's Soccer, Ruby Rose, Bill Cosby and Ghosting (we're a fan of 3 of them!) 46:03
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요We open up this episode by celebrating the US Women's Soccer victory. World Cup champs, baby! Also, we discuss a bit of Ruby Rose and her rise to world domination, Bill Cosby and his decline into total douchebaggery, whether it's okay to "ghost" out of a relationship, and so much more. This was a fun one and we can't wait to hear what you think. Have a great weekend!!!…
Tracy's back for Episode 61 to help reel Stamie back in. Most importantly, we celebrate the SCOTUS ruling making gay marriage legal in all 50 states!! Yippee! Also, we talk about the states who are still opposed to the ruling and the hypocrisy when it comes to "sins". On a lighter note, Zoe Saldana's husband takes her last name, there's a new African American principal ballerina (and she's hot!), the US Women's Soccer team advances to the finals, and Stamie lets everyone know what kind of porn she likes. Ummm....awkward!…
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Comedian ED GALVEZ joins us in the studio to talk about his latest movie, AMIGO UNDEAD, and what it's like to work with Stamie on his off-time. (turns out they take a lot of selfies!) We also discuss how Chris Christie thinks a female viagra will turn all women into lesbians (he's crazy!), why Rachel Dolezal identifies as black, and the fact that Ruby Rose is killin' it right now on ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK! Lastly, would you want to be buried with your pet?…
This week's episode has Stamie questioning everything! The ladies do a catch-up podcast on life events, foot massage parlors, over-sharing on social media, how Caitlyn Jenner is going to take over the world, Tracy's bikini shopping, and SENSE8. Enjoy!
This week on our podcast the three ladies Tracy Ryerson, Stamie Karakasidis and Rena-Marie Villano discuss the difficulties of dealing with city Racoons and how to win the war. Traveling on a red eye with three kids solo, being gay in the middle east and Russia and how the Democracy Council is trying to help. Tracy called into the studio so we got to see a glimpse into her multi-tasking world. Seeing behind the curtain of Tracy's life and why she shouldn't share it with our listeners. Stamie insisted that she keep it sexy and not let our listeners see behind the curtain and her obsession with doing laundry. On the ladies' wish list is Susan Sarandon's "Embrace Change" campaign and how we would all die to have her on our show. But until we die, we are very excited to have Clea Duvall visit our studio and discuss what she is up to with her first directorial debut. Also, we send a congratulations to Ali Adler and her first book called "How to F**k a Woman". Her hysterical point of view shared in a book that is meant to help men and some women understand what it takes to be in a relationship and treat their lady right. Her book is available on Amazon.com, click on link below: Featured Link #1: http://amzn.to/1J9Dzz6…
This week, we talk about An Evening With Women, an incredible organization that raises money for the Los Angeles LGBT Center. We discuss the amazing performances by Sia, No Doubth, Sarah Silverman and Fortune Feimster. Tracy shares how she felt after wearing a very low cut dress that made her sit up straight like a good girl. Get ready to hear Stamie's amazing voice. Can't tell if it's Gwen Stefani or Stamie Karakasidis. So sad Stamie has lost her chance on the cancelled American Idol Shot. Do you think you can outrun a Bison? Well, we will discuss a girl who found out.…
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Episode 54 covers the Baltimore riots, when it's right to tell your significant other about your private "dream", how Rena-Marie can never be an Army Ranger, why America is ready for a female President, and our thoughts on adult summer camps.
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Hey guys, this is our 52nd episode! Which means we've been doing this for one year! When's the last time you did something for a year straight? Awesome! This ep we talk about Hillary Clinton running for President in 2016, Aaron Hernandez being a douche and going to jail, how Tracy is f'n awesome at paintball, Rena-Marie's advice on love languages, and Stamie's problem with perpetual boredom. Oy!…
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Guys, We made it over the hump! Congrats! During Episode 51 we discuss the Justin Bieber Roast on Comedy Central, whether we'd make it on MARS (listen to Ep 50 for context), and why Stamie needs a 24/7 stylist.
Happy 50th episode!!! This week we talk to SUE ANN PIEN, a top 100 finalist in the Mars One mission, where thousands are vying for a one-way trip to MARS! Her talented singer/songwriter girlfriend, Cynthia Catania, also joins to share her music, as well as thoughts on Sue Ann's long-time dream and how it may affect their relationship moving forward. We get some hard-hitting questions answered, such as: Can you have sex on Mars?? Also, what made her want to apply for the mission, how many applicants she's up against, what (and who!) she would take with her, and what she will miss the most about Planet Earth. Did you know space became privatized? Cynthia is the yin to Sue Ann's yang and always keeps us laughing. She coins the term "pussy neck" (you'll have to listen to understand) and tells us what inspires her music. (hint, hint: someone going to Mars, maybe?)…
Who doesn't get anxiety, right? In this episode, we discuss where it might come from and what to do to help it dissipate. Also, we talk about when nudity is appropriate and Tracy attempts to make a point by taking her top off in the studio. We fall in love with Tina Turner again, find out Heather Mills' thoughts on Paul McCartney, and why a Thalys train employee in Paris should just STFU.…
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