Closing Time with David Monsour

Send us Fan MailWhy do we go on mission trips? Is it really about the work we accomplish, the people we serve, or could the biggest transformation happen in the people who make the trip?In this episode, I sit down with Andrew Hill from Southside Church, where he helps lead mission trips, small groups, and other ministries. We dig into the purpose behind mission trips, why churches continue to invest in them, who actually benefits, and what happens when we step outside our normal routines to serve others.We also talk about the relationships that are built, the perspective that comes from seeing life through someone else’s eyes, and why serving on a mission trip can have an impact that lasts long after everyone comes home.Whether you’ve been on ten mission trips or you’re wondering why anyone would spend their vacation serving somewhere else, this conversation explores what it really means to go, serve, connect, and come back changed. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail🎙️ Well… the tables got turned on me.For my birthday, I sat down for another podcast with Joe Campbell, but this time I wasn’t asking the questions.Joe interviewed ME. 😳We stepped away from the usual format and made this one more personal. We talked about who I am, where I came from, the things that have shaped me, what matters to me, and probably a few things you wouldn’t normally hear when I’m the guy holding the microphone and asking all the questions.So if you’ve ever listened to the podcast and thought, “Okay, but who is this David Monsour guy, anyway?” 😂This episode is for you.🎂 Birthday episode.🎙️ Joe Campbell in the interviewer’s chair.🔥 Me in the hot seat.Come get to know the guy behind the mic. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailGod, Grit, and the Kitchen: The Story That Made Chef EricIn this episode, I sit down with Chef Eric to talk about the journey that shaped him both in life and in the kitchen. We dive into the role faith has played in his story, learning to trust God through challenges, and how those experiences molded him into the chef he is today. Chef Eric shares the lessons, struggles, and moments that helped define his path and how purpose can grow in unexpected places, even in the heat of a kitchen. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailAfter a devastating car accident led to the amputation of his lower leg, Jake Smerka faced a recovery that demanded far more than physical strength.Jake joins the Closing Time Podcast to share the unfiltered reality of rebuilding his life, from the painful and unglamorous days of recovery to the anger, grief, guilt, and isolation that often go unseen. He opens up about the unwavering support of his wife, Paris, the challenge of learning to accept help, and the moment he began to feel like himself again.Jake also takes us inside his experience with the Adaptive Training Foundation, where intense training, community, and identity work helped him rediscover what his body and mind were capable of. Now pursuing adaptive sports, a training certification, and new ways to serve others, Jake is building something larger than a comeback.This conversation is not simply about “staying positive.” It is about losing part of yourself, letting others walk beside you, and discovering that life after trauma can still be competitive, meaningful, and fully your own. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailLoving Without Fixing: Chris Patton on Adult Children, Grace, and Who Pastors the PastorIn part two of my conversation with Chris Patton, senior pastor of Southside Church, we explore what happens when parenting enters a season the church does not always talk about.The church offers plenty of guidance for raising children, but what happens when those children become adults and begin making decisions we would not choose for them? Chris and I discuss how parents can remain loving, supportive, and present without trying to control or continually change their adult children.We also examine why love can so easily become an effort to fix someone. What does it look like to maintain a meaningful relationship with a child, family member, or friend whose beliefs, lifestyle, or choices differ from our own? And what does it look like when the church handles those relationships with genuine grace rather than judgment?Finally, we turn the conversation toward Chris himself. Pastors are often contacted during the most painful and desperate moments of people’s lives. They hear the difficult stories, carry the emotional weight, and are frequently expected to have answers that no human being could possibly have.So who encourages the pastor? Who listens when the pastor is hurting? Who fills his bucket when so much of his life is spent pouring into everyone else?In this episode:Parenting after children become adultsLoving someone without trying to control themWhy love often turns into an attempt to change peopleStaying connected when someone chooses a different pathWhat grace looks like in real relationshipsWhat the church gets right and wrong about loving peopleThe emotional weight carried by pastorsWho pastors, encourages, and supports the pastorThis is part two of my conversation with Chris Patton. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailKnown for What We’re For: Chris Patton on the Mission of Southside ChurchIn part one of my conversation with Chris Patton, senior pastor of Southside Church, we explore the experiences that first led him into ministry and the path that eventually brought him to Southside.Chris explains Southside’s unique leadership structure, including how the local church operates and how its relationship with Andy Stanley and North Point Ministries works.We also spend time discussing the mission of Southside Church and the idea that Christians should be known more for what they are for than for what they are against. Chris shares what that philosophy looks like in practice and how the church hopes to serve and influence the surrounding community.Finally, we discuss one of the simplest but most important messages the church often fails to communicate clearly, especially to people who are skeptical of Christianity, disconnected from church, or unsure where they belong.In this episode:How Chris Patton got his start in ministryHow Southside Church’s leadership structure worksThe relationship between Southside and North Point MinistriesSouthside’s mission and directionBeing known for what the church supports rather than opposesWhat the church often fails to communicateCreating a church where people feel welcomed, valued, and understoodThis is part one of a two-part conversation with Chris Patton. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail Imagine every student walks into school carrying an invisible backpack. What might be inside it that their classmates cannot see?  Michelle Steiner is a writer, speaker, photographer, and paraeducator who uses her personal experience with a hidden disability to encourage, empower, and educate others. Through Michelle’s Mission, she shares her story to help people better understand disability, inclusion, perseverance, and the importance of seeing beyond what is visible. Most people meet Michelle Steiner's story through the headline moments — the professors who doubted her, the degree she wasn't supposed to get. In this episode, we go smaller and more useful. We sit down with Michelle to yes, discuss overcoming, and also advocating and believing in others.  And today we talked about recognizing disabilities in the people around us and supporting them, the impact of bullying.  Michelle’s story reminds us that inclusion is not built through grand speeches. It is built in classrooms, churches, workplaces, crowded stadiums, and ordinary conversations. It begins when we stop assuming, start listening, and make room for the parts of a person we cannot immediately see. The “Am I Doing It?” checklist Parents can ask their children: Is there someone your friends regularly joke about?  Does that person laugh too, or are they laughing because they feel trapped?  Do you use a nickname they never chose?  Have you excluded someone because they act, speak, learn, dress, or move differently?  Do you treat someone’s accommodation as an unfair advantage?  Have you shared a photo, video, screenshot, or private message to embarrass someone?  Have you ever said, “We’re just joking,” after someone looked uncomfortable?  Do you behave differently toward someone when your friends are watching?  Have you stayed silent because you were afraid the group would turn on you?  Is there someone who becomes the automatic punchline in your group?  Would you say the same thing if their parent, teacher, or your own parent were standing there?  How would the story sound if the other child told it?   Avoid asking only:“Were you bullied today?”A child may automatically say no.Try: Who did you sit with?  Did anyone seem left out?  What made people laugh today?  Did anyone get embarrassed?  Was anyone treated differently?  Did you see something that felt wrong?  Did you do anything today that you wish you could redo?  Who made school easier for you today?  Whose day did you make easier? These questions turn on the lights in rooms children often forget to describe.https://www.michellesmission.com/ You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailWhen Matt Hunt was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, life changed in an instant. But his diagnosis didn't define him.In this episode of Closing Time with David Mansour, Matt shares the early signs of MS, what it was like hearing the diagnosis, and the mindset that helped him move forward while serving as a CFO in the healthcare industry.We also have an honest conversation about GLP-1 medications. Not as medical experts, but as two people discussing the questions, stigma, and real-life experiences surrounding one of today's most talked-about healthcare topics. We explore "food noise," addiction, leadership, degenerative diseases, and why empathy matters more than assumptions.Matt closes with the advice he wishes every newly diagnosed person could hear.If you've ever faced an unexpected challenge, know someone living with MS, or are simply looking for a thoughtful conversation about health, leadership, and resilience, this episode is for you.Disclaimer: This conversation reflects our personal experiences, observations, and opinions. It is not intended as medical advice. Please consult your healthcare provider for medical guidance specific to your situation. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailWhat happens when children become adults, parents become grandparents, and everyone has different expectations about family?Julie is a licensed marriage and family therapist who owns her own practice, Juniper Counseling, here in Peachtree City, Georgia.  She works with adult individuals and couples and specializes in life transitions, sexuality/identity, and relationships. In this episode, David sits down with family counselor Julie Johnston to explore the evolving relationship between adult children and their parents. They discuss why some grandparents are deeply involved in their grandchildren's lives while others take a more hands-off approach, how family expectations change over time, and why even healthy families can struggle to navigate this new season of life.Whether you're raising children, caring for aging parents, or trying to balance both, this conversation offers valuable insight into boundaries, communication, family obligations, and maintaining meaningful relationships across generations.You'll learn:Why parent-child relationships often need to be renegotiated in adulthoodHow expectations can create conflict between adult children and parentsThe changing role of grandparents in modern familiesHow to establish healthy boundaries without damaging relationshipsPractical ways families can stay connected through every stage of life.Recommended books: https://www.audible.com/ep/mytitle?asin=B01F2M2GDO&language=en_US&source_code=GO1PP30DTRIAL54702202491G8&ds_cid=21383977191&ds_agid=167499000670&ds_kids=299193458326&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21383977191&gclid=Cj0KCQjw3K7RBhDJARIsAKRtP5QXEzZaOJ6Sluv6xUWSSS_T34DhyopmXUI5kNYhWY9_7P0xXVgCIuwaAs4OEALw_wcBhttps://www.amazon.com/Set-Boundaries-Find-Peace-Reclaiming/dp/0593192095 You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail Today's guest is Rustie, founder of Lead Forward, a leadership framework helping organizations improve retention, strengthen culture, and lead more effectively in high-stress environments. Over the last 15 years she's led operations, developed teams, and helped organizations achieve remarkable retention and performance improvements. Her story goes beyond business success. After losing everything during Hurricane Ian while helping rescue others, she gained a perspective on resilience and leadership that few people ever experience. Today we're talking about leadership, culture, burnout, resilience, and what it really takes to lead people through difficult seasons  You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailToday we're stepping into the unknown with a paranormal investigator from Life Beyond the Living. We discuss haunted locations, spirit communication, EVP recordings, spirit boxes, haunted dolls, and some of the most unexplained experiences they have encountered during investigations.Whether you're a believer, a skeptic, or somewhere in between, this conversation explores the mysteries that continue to fascinate people around the world. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailOne year ago, I recorded my very first podcast episode—and Ben Dings was my first guest.At the time, the market was full of uncertainty, and we were trying to make sense of where things were headed. Now, 12 months later, we’re sitting back down for a full circle conversation.In this episode, we break down what’s actually changed over the past year—from interest rates and home prices to buyer behavior, mindset, and what it really takes to succeed in today’s market.The surprising part? On paper, not much has changed. Rates are similar. Prices are relatively flat. But the way people think, act, and make decisions in this market is completely different.We also get into: What we got right (and wrong) a year ago  How the Georgia market has evolved—especially in Fayette, Coweta, and Henry counties  The biggest shifts in buyer and seller behavior  Lessons learned from the last 12 months  What we believe is coming next This episode is more than just a market update—it’s a look at growth, perspective, and what a difference a year can make.Full circle. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailMost people wait until they feel ready. That’s the problem.Stephen A. Childs has spent 20+ years coaching high performers—and he’s seen what actually works. In this episode, we break down why motivation is overrated, how discipline changes everything, and why you need to take on something with a real chance of failure if you want to grow.We also dive into the concept of misogi—and why doing something extremely hard once a year might be the fastest way to change your life. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailAt 83, Helen doesn’t remember every place, every detail, or every story from the road.But maybe that’s not the point.In this episode, we sit down with Helen and talk about a life shaped not by perfect memory, but by consistent presence. Through decades of travel, mission trips, and seasons of life that blur together, one thing stands out clearly—she just kept showing up.This conversation isn’t about timelines or tallies. It’s about faith that didn’t need fanfare, obedience that didn’t require recognition, and a quiet kind of impact that builds over time.Some stories are sharp. Others are softened by time. But what remains is something deeper:A life of saying yes.Again and again. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailA year ago, I went on a mission trip with my son thinking I was going to help other people.What I didn’t expect was how much I would change.Over the past 12 months, something has been pulling me… not guilt, not pressure, just a steady draw toward God that I couldn’t really explain.In this episode, I talk honestly about what that’s looked like. The hesitation. The fear of being judged. The things I’m still holding onto. And how my faith has started to grow, even though I still feel like I’m figuring it out.I also share how a recent cancer diagnosis in my family tested all of it… and why, for the first time, I felt peace instead of anger.I don’t have this all figured out. This isn’t a polished story. Just a real one. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail He Left the News to Change the Narrative Most of us scroll the news and walk away feeling worse about the world.Chris Dawson is trying to change that.After more than two decades in traditional media, Chris made a bold pivot — stepping away from the negativity-driven news cycle to create Slice of Good, a platform dedicated to sharing stories that inspire, uplift, and remind people that good still exists.In this episode, we talk about: What it’s really like working inside major newsrooms  The moment he knew something had to change  Why negative stories spread faster — and how he’s flipping the script  The psychology of what we consume every day  How “Slice of Good” is growing and impacting people in real life We also dive into a fun side of things — including both of us volunteering for the 2026 World Cup in Atlanta and what that experience might bring.If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the news or wondered if there’s a better way to tell stories…This conversation is for you.https://beacons.ai/sliceofgood You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I sit down with builder and business leader Nathan Dockery to talk about what it means to build more than just houses. Nathan shares his journey into construction, the lessons he’s learned along the way, and how faith shapes the way he leads his company.We discuss the idea of running a “kingdom company,” how mission and purpose influence business decisions, and the impact of being part of a leadership group like the C12 Group. Nathan also shares insights on leadership, integrity in business, and what it looks like to integrate faith into everyday work.If you’re interested in entrepreneurship, leadership, or living out your faith in the marketplace, this conversation offers practical wisdom and a fresh perspective on building a life and business that matter.Nathan W. Dockery is a Georgia Native and a proud alumnus of the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he earned his degree in Civil Engineering. With a rich background in project management within the construction industry, Mr. Dockery has a proven track record in planning and executing both residential and commercial projects, alongside his expertise in engineering design. His professional journey began with the design of engineering systems for retaining walls and bridges across the United States. This experience paved the way for his transition into development and construction projects throughout Georgia. His portfolio boasts a diverse range of projects, encompassing the construction, financing, development, and management of communities and commercial sites. Mr. Dockery holds a general contractor license in the state of Georgia, further solidifying his commitment and dedication to his craft. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail🎙️ The 10 Commandments of Home Buying with Stephanie Moore In this episode, I sit down with Stephanie Moore of Keller Williams Realty to break down the “10 Commandments of Home Buying” — the must-follow rules that can make or break your mortgage approval. From “Thou shalt not change jobs” to “Thou shalt not co-sign for anyone,” we walk through the biggest mistakes buyers make between contract and closing — and why even small financial moves can create big delays. We cover: • Why job changes can derail your loan• The danger of buying a car before closing• Credit card usage and surprise inquiries• Large deposits and what lenders really look for• Why co-signing is a hard no during the process• And the simple habits that keep your closing on track If you’re buying a home — or even thinking about it — this episode is your pre-closing survival guide. 🏡 Avoid unnecessary stress. Protect your approval. Close with confidence. Listen in and learn how to navigate the process like a pro. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailThis Valentine’s episode is all about connection, chemistry, and stepping outside your comfort zone. I’m joined by Keller Williams agents Marwa Rutherford and Kristi Rapson, who aren’t just helping clients find homes… they’re helping people find relationships through their new matchmaking venture, Rose and Oak.We talk about modern dating, why authentic connection feels harder today, and how their speed dating events are creating real conversations in a world of swiping. We also dive into the surprising similarities between real estate and relationships, the lessons they’ve learned from both industries, and what singles actually want right now.Whether you’re dating, married, or just curious about human connection, this conversation is honest, fun, and full of insight. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, it is just me. A solo episode about my walking without a finish line. I ramble a little. Follow me on my journey from a little kid going to church revivals to current mission trips and where I am on my journey with Faith.  A lot of unfinished thoughts in this episodes I would love to explore with future guest.  If you have thoughts and opinions and willing to be honest and vulnerable, reach out.  I would love to have you on.  You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I sit down with Matt Tuff and Katlyn Newman for an authentic conversation about the real-world side of real estate, business, and building success in today’s market. We dive into lessons learned, industry insights, and the mindset required to navigate challenges while creating opportunities.This discussion goes beyond surface-level advice, exploring what truly drives growth, how relationships shape long-term success, and why strategy matters more than ever.Whether you’re in real estate, business, or simply looking for practical wisdom from experienced professionals, this episode delivers honest perspectives and actionable takeaways you can use right away. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailThe future of real estate doesn’t belong to experience alone, it belongs to mindset.In this episode, I sit down with Christian Warmack, a young Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties, to talk about what it really looks like to build a career from the ground up in today’s market. We cover his journey into real estate, lessons learned early, the importance of mentorship, and why serving people well matters more than chasing quick wins.If you’re curious about where the next generation of real estate professionals is headed, this conversation is proof the future is in good hands.Time isn't the only thing he has on his side.  You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailBuying a new construction home sounds simple—until the decisions start stacking up.In this episode, I walk through a newly built home with Matt McLain, an on-site agent with Chisel Mill Homes, to break down what buyers really need to know. We cover upgrades vs. necessities, common mistakes, timing decisions, and what most people miss when touring a model home.Perfect for first-time buyers or anyone considering building instead of buying resale. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailWhat happens when you put two AIs on a podcast and tell them to keep it real?In this episode of Closing Time, we sit down with ChatGPT and Grok for an unscripted, surprisingly human conversation that bounces from pedicures and comedy legends to religion, AI fears, politics, and whether we should all be running for the mountains.No prep. No filters. Just curiosity, humor, and a few uncomfortable questions about where the world is headed.If you’ve ever wondered what AI really thinks—or just want a conversation that feels like late-night banter with a brain—this one’s for you. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailDeSales DeGolian is a seasoned real estate broker and co-founder of DeGolian Realty, a boutique brokerage rooted in Peachtree City. She grew up in town after her family moved there in 1974 from Baltimore — meaning her story isn’t just about houses, but home itself. Her love for real estate began early, working in her family’s homebuilding business, Ravin Homes, learning the craft from ground up with her father and brothers. Her career now blends custom construction expertise with real estate savvy — a combo that allows her to help buyers beyond the sale. She studied business at the University of Georgia, and later started DeGolian Realty with her husband Roch deGolian in 2019. Their brokerage is known for deep local know-how, personalized service, and a “family comes first” culture.The Rossetti side of her family has long been woven into the Peachtree City community. Her father Vincent Rossetti was deeply involved in local life — including founding roles and church involvement — and the family’s business Ravin Homes has built a legacy in the region.  You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailThe youtube video may be better, but i thought it was a pretty interesting conversation! You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailGet into the holiday spirit with this festive episode! We gathered a few friends for a  taste test of classic and quirky Christmas cookies –  Expect some smiles (some real some fake) some chomping, and a few laughs, brutal honesty,  debates over the best (and worst!), and some unexpected favorites that might just become your new holiday staples. Which cookie reigned supreme? Tune in for the sweet (and sometimes crumbly) details! You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailOnly an entrepreneurial spirit can balance a cock pit, a mortgage desk, a small business and a large social media presence.Steve Ton is a Navy pilot. Fedex cargo pilot.  Owns a mortgage company, raising 3 kids, and starting a new business to add to in 2026.   I think he may actually be able to fly.  without the plane... You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailToday’s guest is someone whose life reads like a masterclass in grit, grace, and purpose.Loriana Hernández-Aldama is an Emmy-winning journalist who spent years telling the world’s stories… until life handed her a plot twist that made her become one.She’s a two-time cancer survivor, an international speaker, a fierce advocate for health equity, and the founder of ArmorUp for LIFE. Her journey has taken her from the anchor desk to the front lines of patient care, from breaking news to breaking barriers, and her voice carries the kind of strength that wakes people up in all the right ways.  www.youtube.com/@UC37Wuhp5YorNggzs6kCeWwQ You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I sit down with Marwa and Roy Rutherford—the husband-and-wife duo behind Rutherford Homes. Marwa has worn just about every hat in the real estate industry, and Roy joined her after retiring, bringing his own discipline, leadership, and life experience to the team.We dive into what motivates them, how they built their partnership in business and life, and the mindset that drives their success. One highlight of the conversation: Roy’s incredible 30-day rugged hike out West with two lifelong friends. He shares the challenges they faced, the moments that tested them, and the lessons that carried back into his everyday life and work.This episode is packed with inspiration, discipline, adventure, and the story of how one couple is building a business—and a life—rooted in purpose.You will hear about Gavin Jenkins and Robert Aruba and the JAMT.   KT tape we need a sponsorship!  You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I sit down with Joe Campbell to unpack his inspiring run for city council—a campaign he didn’t win on paper, but one that earned him deep respect across the community. Joe pulls back the curtain on what the process was really like, from knocking on doors to navigating the emotional highs and lows of local politics.We talk about what he learned, the personal growth that came with putting himself out there, and whether he’d ever do it again. Joe also shares practical advice for anyone considering a run for public office, as well as words of wisdom for those who win and suddenly find themselves responsible for representing their neighbors.It’s an honest, grounded, and encouraging conversation about leadership, service, and stepping into the arena even when the outcome isn’t guaranteed. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailReal estate photography isn’t just pointing a camera — it’s staging, storytelling, problem solving, and sometimes… damage control. Today, David sits with Tyler Willis and Alyssa Angelo to talk creative strategy, on-site surprises, what agents should always do before a shoot, and how their personal passions influence the way they serve clients. Expect laughs, insight, and a fresh look at what it takes to make homes stand out.  You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail Today’s episode features Brandon and Nicole Knowles, a powerhouse couple blending real estate, entrepreneurship, and intentional family living. Nicole balances a successful career as a realtor while homeschooling their children, and Brandon’s leap from corporate America into running his own contracting company shows what it takes to bet on yourself. We explore what drives them, how they structure their life, and the legacy-focused mindset behind every decision they make.  You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail Financial planner Stephen Weitzel joins the show to break down the explosion of app-based trading, why young investors flock to platforms like Robinhood, the risks behind day-trading culture, and the moment when DIY money management needs to become professional planning. We dig into the psychology, the hype, and the future of investing for the next generation.  You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail Today’s episode features elite financial planner Stephen Weitzel as we unpack the addicting world of app-based investing. From college-kid day traders to meme-stock mania, we explore whether the movement builds financial literacy or financial chaos — and when it’s time to graduate from trading on your phone to trusting an expert.  You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailWe talked my favorite subject!  Scouts!  John shared some of his favorite memories as a scout dad and we talked a little real estate law as well.  You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail Real estate attorney John Kimbell of Edge & Kimbell joins us to break down the chaos, comedy, and controversy of getting to the closing table. We’re calling out buyers, sellers, lenders, and even realtors—what’s a smash and what’s pure trash in today’s market. From wire transfer nightmares to inspection day meltdowns, nothing is off-limits in this brutally honest (and hilarious) look at the final stage of every deal. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailAre the Georgia Bulldogs actually causing heart attacks?Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity brothers from the University of Georgia reunite as David Monsour sits down with James Walls to talk all things Dawgs. From the Georgia–Florida showdown to their tell me your old without telling me your old “Smash or Trash: UGA Edition” game, the two share memories, laughs, and football takes. James also opens up about the heart attack that changed his life, his road to recovery, and how he’s rebuilding healthy habits while launching his own podcast. Find James podcast "Moving on up"  hereYou can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailYou can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail This week’s episode hits all the right notes! Realtors Amy Gant and Tanner Booth join me for a round of music trivia, a mortgage quiz, and a deep dive into how seasonality impacts real estate. Should you list your home during the holidays? Do decorations help or hurt? Tune in for laughs, insights, and a few surprises along the way. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan Mail Buying a home can feel like a maze — but it doesn’t have to. In this episode, I break down the mortgage process step by step, from pre-approval to closing day. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned homeowner, you’ll learn what really happens behind the scenes, what to expect from your lender, and how to avoid common pitfalls that can delay your loan. You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailJosh needs the rush, but he finds it in business.  Always seeking and conquering a new professional challenge.  From building a farm, to a family business, then a move to another country to a young CEO in the Tool Rental industry.You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailJoin us for a lively chat with Zoe Powell Strawn, Newnan, Georgia's own "Yoga Realtor"! From helping clients find their dream homes to baking stunning sourdough bread with intricate designs (as seen on her viral TikToks), Zoe brings creativity and heart to everything she does. As a recovered heroin addict, she’s open about her journey to sobriety, weaving resilience, yoga, and a passion for Southern living into her unique story. Expect laughs, inspiration, and maybe even a bread-baking tip or two as we dive into how Zoe balances real estate hustle, wellness vibes, and her love for crafting edible art in this fun, uplifting episode!Episode mentions:  Aunt Valentine, Joe Powell, Mac Mckinney, Taylors Bar in Franklin, Great Aunt (Zoe) Isora Burch HardawayYou can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailDanny Beck isn’t just passionate about bikes — he’s passionate about building community. From competing in triathlons around the world to championing local cycling advocacy through Bike Coweta, Danny has seen firsthand how two wheels can bring people together. In this episode, we dive into his journey as an athlete, community leader, and advocate for safer, smarter cycling in Newnan and beyond.  We talk about what inspires him, the races that shaped him, and how cycling connects to business, health, and even city planning. Whether you’re a cyclist, a local leader, or just someone curious about how passion fuels progress, this conversation will leave you motivated to get moving — on the road and in life. https://beckformayor.net/https://beer4good.org/https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/newnan-podcast-network/id1451267811 You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailBruce helped kick off the Be Rich campaign and he was so entertaining and at the same time giving an exceptional call to action to all of us that throw around the label of being Christian.  Great message for church and non-church goers and I added my own message to the back end of the video.  Wanted to try and express how I feel about generosity and service.  Bruce Deel is the Founder and CEO of City of Refuge, an Atlanta based non-profit working to bring light, hope and transformation to those living on the margin. City of Refuge provides housing, education, medical, dental, vision and mental health care as well as vocational training for those leaving homelessness, returning from incarceration or overcoming addiction.  In addition, City of Refuge offers an array of support services for survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking and Bruce founded MOST, Men Opposing Sex Trafficking, an organization supporting anti-trafficking efforts in 3 areas; Prevention, Interdiction and Recovery.https://www.cityofrefugeatl.org/You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailJump into the world of real estate with Tanner Booth, a young, high-energy realtor who’s turning heads with his relentless hustle. In this episode, Tanner shares how he’s using his youth to his advantage—building a thriving career by connecting with clients, mastering market trends, and bringing fresh perspectives to the property game. From closing deals to creating opportunities, Tanner’s story is packed with actionable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and homebuyers alike. Tune in to learn how grit, youth, and a passion for real estate are shaping the future of the industry.You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.

Send us Fan MailScott Wilson, Karsten Green, Karl, Ozzie, Chelonzo, Kevin, Patrice, Michael Monsour, Jermaine Dupree , Eric McCall, Pleasant hill  Skate Town You can find me as David Monsour a.k.a. Disco Davo on most social media applications as well as my contact davidmonsour.com.