Real Estate Story Time with Amy Angel

Stories You Can't Make Up with the Amy Angel Team

Every home has a story, and so does every real estate transaction! In this episode, Amy and the team share some of the funniest, strangest, and most unforgettable moments from their years in real estate. Hear the stories behind the infamous "hog farm coming soon" sign, showing the wrong house (more than once!), the lessons learned from the 2008 housing crash, worms in the trees, stolen fruit just before closing, bats in the walls, and so much more.. Whether you're buying, selling, or simply enjoy a good behind-the-scenes story, this episode proves there's never a dull moment in real estate!

Phillip Tice's Story – How a Fraternity House Sparked an Investment Career

Amy sits down with Phillip Tice to share the story behind the investment that launched his real estate journey. With a strong work ethic and years of disciplined saving that began at just 13 years old, Phillip was prepared when the opportunity to purchase a house in Jacksonville turned into a lucrative investment in a unique way. What started as a single investment in a thriving college town became the foundation for a growing investment career. In this episode, Phillip discusses his success with Cutco, the importance of legacy and financial discipline, and how recognizing opportunity can help build long-term wealth. Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, real estate, or investing, Phillip's story offers valuable lessons and inspiration for all ages.

🎙️ Meet the Real Miller: What Are Twenty-Somethings Thinking These Days?

In this episode, Amy sits down with new team member Miller for a fun and honest conversation about life as a twenty-something and the biggest differences between generations. Drawing from his experiences at Jacksonville State University and beyond, Miller shares what young adults are really thinking about careers, relationships, technology, social media, and buying a home. Together, Amy and Miller discuss the apps and trends shaping Gen Z, changing attitudes toward homeownership, and some of the common misconceptions people have about the South. They also explore how communication, priorities, and expectations differ between generations—and what each generation might learn from the other.

Why Outdoor Enthusiasts Love Northeast Alabama- Dr. Tim Lindblom

In this episode, Amy sits down with Dr. Tim Lindblom, Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Sciences at Jacksonville State University and an avid outdoor enthusiast, to explore the natural beauty of Northeast Alabama. From the Ladiga Trail and Pinhoti Trail to Cheaha State Park, Terrapin Creek, and beyond, Tim shares some of the region's best opportunities for hiking, biking, paddling, camping, and birdwatching. He also offers practical tips for getting outdoors and discusses how outdoor recreation and tourism strengthen local communities, support economic growth, and enhance quality of life. Join us as we discover why Northeast Alabama is becoming a destination for outdoor adventure and one of the state's best-kept secrets.

Shannon O’Keefe 🎳 Building Champions at Jax State

Meet Shannon O’Keefe, world champion bowler, Team USA member, and the coach behind Jacksonville State’s nationally recognized bowling program. With an incredible career that includes multiple world titles, PWBA championships, and national coaching honors, Shannon has quickly made an impact at Jax State, leading the Gamecocks to a national championship in the program’s first season. In this episode, Shannon sits down with Amy to talk about her journey from professional bowling to coaching, building a championship culture at Jacksonville State, and the discipline, leadership, and mindset it takes to compete at the highest level. 🎙️