Episode 7: Luxury Real Estate Insights with Michael Reisor + Coffee Shop Pour Tour & Updates | The Nowhere Coffee Club Podcast

In Episode 7 of The Nowhere Coffee Club Podcast, we’re joined by Michael Reisor, a luxury real estate specialist based in Austin, Texas. Michael shares his story on how he went from surfer, to retail fashion, to a leader in the Austin real estate scene.

We also dive into exciting updates from The Nowhere Coffee Club business, talking about where we've gone and what's next. Plus, we take you on a pour tour of a local Austin coffee shop, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at their brewing process and the unique flavors they bring to your cup.

Tune in for a perfect blend of luxury real estate expertise, coffee culture, and the latest updates from our world. Whether you're a coffee aficionado or real estate enthusiast, this episode has something for everyone!

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In this episode, we catch up with Masha Ossovskaya, a Celebrity Stylist. Masha has worked with leading brands such as Gucci, Miu Miu, Tom Ford, Mike, and Loreal as well as styled the talented Eva Mendes, Alison Brie, and Emily (Emma) Stone. We are excited to have Masha as a guest and help pull the curtain back on how to become a stylist and what the day to day actually looks like.

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In this episode, we sit down with James Maple, owner of The Lamplighter Trading Company, a pour-over-only coffee shop in Mystic, Connecticut. James tells us how he started his coffee shop and also dives into his other business, North Country Leather, where he makes custom leather goods for celebrities such as Brandi Carlile and Cheech & Chong among others. If you are curious about how to start a coffee shop, this is a must-listen.

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In this episode, we catch up with Amber Dunford, Design Psychologist, Interior Designer, and Style Director for a national home goods retailer. Amber has been published over 200 times in the biggest magazines and news outlets in the United States. She started her career as a psychologist and wanted to marry that skill with her love of design. Amber currently offers coursework for architects, interior designers, contractors, and enthusiasts on how to make better spaces for the occupants inside.

We invited Amber Dunford on our podcast so she could give us great tips on how to improve our spaces at home for the optimal coffee-drinking experience as well as creating better work from home environments.

Listen for design tips and tricks, as well as our first-ever game with a guest - two truths and a lie.

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In this episode, we catch up with Will Amos, host of It's Simple, It's Dumb, It's the Podcast. Will's podcast started as a Twitter project (@LytleSongs) where Will ranked every Jason Lytle song (including Grandaddy, Admiral Radley, solo work, covers, and other collaborations) in his perfect order of preference. Jason joined in, frequently providing background and commentary on most songs. Will has continued his project as a podcast where he interviews Grandaddy superfans like himself and he learns of their favorite Grandaddy songs.

We invited Will on our podcast so he could tell us more about his project and give us great tips on how to not make the mistakes he made when he started his show.

Listen for beginner podcast tips, untold stories of the making of It's Simple, It's Dumb, It's the podcast, and hear Will's all-time favorite Grandaddy song.

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