Call me old-school, but I like to listen to radio talk shows when I'm in my car. Over the last few years, the housing market boom then bust has been a topic that's dominated the airwaves. And for one new radio show, there's still plenty more to talk about.
Real Estate Today, which is backed by the National Association of REALTORS (NAR), will cover the benefits and challenges of homeownership, from expert advice on buying and selling, to remodeling and landscaping, to the state of the current market and home financing issues. The show will air online at RETRadio.com. You can also visit the site any time after the premiere to listen to current or past programs. Hosted by award-winning radio broadcaster Gil Gross, the show will offer a fast-paced format that includes provocative experts, listener call-ins, field reports and a customized segment on local market conditions. Show producers plan on creating an interactive experience that offers listeners an opportunity to exchange information and learn from some of the nation's most recognized experts on a variety of real estate related topics such as landscaping, gardening, carpentry and general contracting, as well as mortgage experts and respected members of the media.
Let's just hope that NAR doesn't try to filter out controversial topics surrounding more contentious real estate issues. Honest dialog can only exist if transparency is permitted.
Where to tune in to Real Estate Today:
· In the Washington, D.C., area, Real Estate Today will air on the show's flagship station, 630 WMAL AM, every Sunday from 1-3 p.m., EST.
Satellite radio subscribers can hear Real Estate Today on:
· America's Talk, XM Channel 158, Saturdays 5-7 p.m. EST
· Talk Radio, XM Channel 165, Saturdays 1-3 p.m. EST
· Stars, Sirius-XM Channel 102, Saturdays 6-8 a.m. and Sundays 9-11 a.m. EST
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