The Two Russells

EPISODE 53 – Silvia Eldawi Founder of PropologiThe Queen of Property Podcasts joins R&R for a candid, compelling and refreshingly honest conversation.Silvia opens up on:•⁠ ⁠Sacrificing family life for career success•⁠ ⁠Whether women are forced to choose between ambition and motherhood•⁠ ⁠Being fired from her own PropTech startup•⁠ ⁠Why “no one is coming to save you”•⁠ ⁠Dubai’s property market, tourism & whether the pavements really are paved with gold•⁠ ⁠How she built Golden Nuggets into one of property’s most respected podcast brandsRaw, intelligent and full of insight. This is Silvia at her most open.

When it comes to getting the best guests first, the Russells are the epitome of ‘It’s who you know…’ in grabbing big names. Not many (actually none) though, can boast a current The Apprentice star who happens to also be an estate agent. Kieran McCartney Jones. What is filling with Lord Sugar really like? Has Kieran been unfairly targeted in the media for his ‘sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll’ past? Or does he encourage the attention?How has family trauma influenced who he is?.Watch to see this unique episode.

Buying a £5 book online is seamless.Buying a home, one of life’s biggest decisions, often feels chaotic, slow and stacked against the buyer. In Episode 52 of The Two Russells Podcast, Russell Quirk and Russell Jervis are joined by Graham Patterson, Co-Founder of Jitty, the AI-driven property platform aiming to rebuild the homebuying experience from the ground up. After careers designing intuitive digital products at Deliveroo, Graham and his co-founders all bought homes at the same stage of life and shared the same realisation:The system felt broken.Multiple portals to check daily. Endless map searching for schools and lifestyle needs. Unclear transactional processes. No trusted guidance on brokers or conveyancers. And a sense that nobody in the process was truly on the buyer’s side. So, they built Jitty! Not as another portal, but as a property search engine, helping buyers understand homes properly before they even book a viewing. In this episode, Graham shares:• Why property search hasn’t evolved with the internet • How AI can bring clarity and control back to buyers • The reality of raising early-stage funding (including 80 investor conversations) • Support from REA and Google’s AI fund • The pressure, and personal resilience, behind startup life • Advice for anyone considering an entrepreneurial leap Plus, a lighter moment as Graham reveals how he switches off from startup intensity and receives an unexpected musical request from the Russells.

From Ceefax Leads… to Instagram IntroductionsOver half a century of podcast studio sessions for Russell and Russell… and the guests keep delivering.This week, Russell Quirk and Russell Jervis are joined by Steve Eakins, Key Partner Director at Lumon, the currency specialist trusted by agents, buyers and investors navigating international property transactions.Often saved in phones as “Steve Currency” or “Steve Money”, Steve works at the point where property and global finance collide, helping clients move funds smoothly when relocating, investing overseas, or returning to the UK.With 17 years at Lumon (a 25-year-old business now 200+ strong), Steve shares remarkable insight into the scale of modern property movement:• £25 million transferred daily• £10 billion moved last year alone• Europe’s strongest demand across Spain, Portugal and France• A growing trend of Brits leaving the UK while Americans increasingly move inAnd crucially, how real transaction data gives a clearer picture of whether the widely reported “millionaires leaving Britain” narrative truly reflects what’s happening on the ground.The conversation explores why currency brokers are now introduced at valuation stage, how better exchange rates and service can secure transactions, and why agents are referring clients earlier than ever.But this episode goes far beyond numbers.Steve talks openly about:• Building a career while navigating dyslexia• Starting out selling Chupa Chups with nothing but a van and an A–Z• Working for free to prove himself at Lumon• The realities of servicing a truly global client base across time zonesFrom first-time overseas buyers transferring £220,000 to multi-million-pound transactions, this is a fascinating look at the hidden engine behind international property deals, and what global money flows reveal about where people are really moving.Insightful, practical, and packed with real-world stories.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode discusses sexual abuse, coercive control and suicide attempts. For our landmark 50th episode of The Two Russells, we revisit one of the most courageous and unforgettable stories ever shared on the podcast.Annalese Walmsley returns. In Episode 27, she revealed that she had been sexually abused by her father for nine years — and the extraordinary consequences of breaking that silence. This time, she reflects on what happened next. From the anxiety the night before it aired… To the overwhelming response from listeners across the property industry and far beyond… To discovering that sharing her truth may have helped save a life. On the Two Russells platform, a space built for honest conversation within the property world, Annalese chose to speak. Not for headlines, not for sympathy, but for truth. And that truth travelled further than any of us could have imagined. She speaks openly about motherhood, custody battles, grief, resilience, counselling, and the moment the weight finally lifted when silence no longer controlled her. This isn’t sensationalised. It isn’t edited for comfort. It’s raw. It’s human. It’s real. This is not just a follow-up. It’s a testament to the power of speaking out and what can happen when an industry platform becomes something bigger than business. If you or someone you know needs support: NSPCC – https://www.nspcc.org.uk Childline – https://www.childline.org.uk Refuge – https://refuge.org.uk

After a relentlessly busy January at Proper PR and Rayner Personnel, we’re back with a powerful international perspective on property and one of our most compelling guests yet. Joining us from Ireland (via Teams) is Regina Mangan, founder of Liberty Blue. In this episode, Regina opens up about: • Why Ireland has no property chains and how that changes everything • A red-hot seller’s market with 57,000 transactions closed last year • Bidding wars, fast conversions, and what the UK can learn from a smaller but highly efficient market • A rental sector in crisis due to chronic lack of supply • The reality of heavy regulation in Ireland and why it actually works Regina’s personal journey is just as gripping. From growing up on a farm to setting up Ireland’s first specialist lettings company at just 24, she shares the reality of making losses for seven years, juggling multiple side jobs, and why failure was never an option. We also talk about: • The bank manager moment you won’t forget • The influence of her mother and the rule of “always keep the front door painted” • Transaction times, fee structures, and why 70% of their clients are first-time buyers • The importance of networking and community in building a resilient agencyPlus, Regina gives us a preview of The Real Estate Agency Summit, taking place on 11 June at Theatre Royal, Waterford. A conference designed to go far beyond compliance and into real growth, leadership, and marketing. If you’re in property, agency, PR, recruitment or just love a proper hustle story this episode is essential listening.

We are joined by the force of nature that is Marc von Grundherr, Director of Benham & Reeves. From a business that began in the 1960s with two feuding brothers in neighbouring offices… to a global network spanning London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai, Qatar, South Africa, Israel and beyond. Marc gives us the real story behind one of the industry’s most enduring brands. We get into his early property flips, why he’s a self-confessed “control freak in the best way”, the thousand emails a day he reads (yes, including the info@ inbox), and what he thinks is coming for the market in 2026. Plus: sales vs lettings, travelling the world, AI in property, and a few predictions that might surprise you. A fast, funny, high-energy episode. Don’t miss it.

This week we’re joined by Chris Kelly, Head of Marketing at John D Wood & Co., the man who went from marketing Pizza Express’s American Hot… to shaping one of London’s most respected prime property brands. If that doesn’t qualify as range, nothing does. Chris has spent three years in post, brought in to boost brand awareness, grow the business, and put marketing back where it belongs: as a driver of profitability, not an overhead. Today, he oversees a seven-strong marketing team, supporting London, country, and an international footprint with the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea forming the crown jewel of their market. Average sale price? £1.5m. In other words: serious prime. What we cover in this episode: • Why effectiveness is Chris’s mantra and the metric every marketing team should be judged by • His career path: agencies, pizza, clothing… and now prime London property• How to actually understand your customer and build campaigns that resonate • Working agency-side across M&S, Disney, Santander and Travelodge all speaking the same marketing language • The brands under the John D Wood umbrella and how he differentiates their personalities• Why agents can run their own social channels… but the brand itself must stay curated • How JDW use AI in marketing execution, visuals and copy, and why in some cases it replaces the need for a creative agency • The brutal truth: 50% of applicants come from Rightmove • The bigger truth: ChatGPT will become a key property search tool • The biggest truth: 26 December is the most pointless day to “launch your sale”….Santa isn’t the biggest lie at Christmas… the Boxing Day Rightmove rush is. • 2026 predictions: a split market, challenges at the top end, huge opportunity for those who get the basics right because “it’s an agent’s market”. And we also learn why Chris believes JDW owe him £100k for his Jeeves & Wooster idea. (We’ll let him explain that one…) A brilliant brand. A brilliant conversation. Another one in the can by The Two Russells

This week we’re joined by someone who makes leadership look effortless (even though his path was anything but). Jesper With-Fogstrup, CEO of Moneypenny, leads a business serving 16,000 clients across the UK and US, with £75m in revenue and a culture so strong you genuinely have to see it to believe it… beehives, pub, subsidised lunches, sky-high retention… the lot. But it’s Jesper’s story that pulls you in: • Born in Denmark • Couldn’t read or write until he was 10 • Moved constantly as a kid (doctor dad = resilience on tap) • Michigan exchange year that shaped his outlook on diversity • MBA at London Business School • A career spanning travel, public and private companies, private equity, and industries you wouldn’t expect • And a behind-the-scenes look at how Compare the Meerkat actually came to be He calls himself the Chief Unblocking Officer, keeps a ‘did I make a difference?’ diary at 5.20pm every day, and approaches AI with curiosity rather than fear. The Two Russells tried their best to get him to spill the beans on Moneypenny’s future exit plans… Jesper smiled. And held his line. Beautifully. This is a warm, surprising, generous conversation with a leader who genuinely makes people better.

Episode 45 of The Two Russells with Chris Buckler, Chief Commercial Officer at TAUK The man redefining what it means to run an estate agency while still letting agents sell From a dodgy paper round to leading one of the UK’s fastest-growing networks Sounds simple… until you hear what happened in between • Sales techniques from Switzerland to Solihull. And a few ice scrapers along the way • Deloitte. DIY flips. A paper round at 10 (illegally) • Keller Williams (ouch). TAUK dreams • 250 agents and counting. With 1,000 firmly in sight He calls it evolution, not change We call it a journey worth watching

It took him seven interviews to land a trainee job.He started on £1,500 basic and £35 a deal commission per property, armed with nothing more than a script and a bit of attitude.He worked 8am to 8pm, seven days a week and loved every second of it.Fast forward a few decades and he’s now CEO of The Property Franchise Group, overseeing more than 2,000 offices and a £400 million market cap.This is the story of Gareth Samples —the man who failed school, failed college, and decided that failure wasn’t for him.He’s been a negotiator, a manager, a managing director, a “retired” restaurant investor…And now the guy driving one of the biggest PLCs in the business.In this episode, Gareth joins Russell Quirk and Russell Jervis to talk:•⁠ ⁠How he turned failure into fuel•⁠ ⁠Why recruiting great people is his superpower•⁠ ⁠What the corporate world gets wrong about culture•⁠ ⁠The egos, red flags and realities behind today’s industryAnd why, at 50, he decided he had one big job left in him.From £1,500 basic to £1 billion turnover — powered by old-school graft.Proof that success isn’t luck.It’s earned.

⚠️ Trigger warning: SuicideIn this episode, The Two Russells are joined by Sam Cerrone of Cerrone Estates one of EXP’s top performers, part of its elite icon group, and a true million-pound agent, having billed over £1m in fees in just five years. Sam’s journey is far from ordinary. She started out as a hairdresser, then rose through the ranks in estate agency, running the largest Countrywide branch in Selly Oak before being abruptly let go by email on a Sunday night. That setback didn’t stop her, instead, she built a business from the ground up, powered by personality, organisation, and especially Instagram. With 12k followers and 85% of her leads coming from social media, her face is now her brand. She’s so in demand that she sometimes pauses new instructions — with clients waiting until she’s ready to sell their home. But behind the success is resilience shaped by a turbulent childhood. Growing up in a council house, losing her dad to suicide, helping raise her younger brother, and navigating her mum’s struggles with alcohol. Sam’s story is one of grit, responsibility, and determination well beyond her years. Today, she leads a team of five (all close friends), balances work and family, and proves that authenticity and hard work can break every barrier. This is an open, honest, and inspiring conversation with one of the most impressive women in UK estate agency.

Two brothers. One incredible journey. Matt and Neil’s story starts in Chelmsford with junior neg jobs, diverted phones at funfairs, and even setting up what they believe was the UK’s first online estate agency back in 2002. Life wasn’t easy...their parents divorced, they lost their dad young, and at times the brothers fell out completely. But grief, graft, and a pub fight (!) brought them back together. Since then, they’ve built something special. From Neil leaving the police to focus on lettings, to Matt grafting 13 days straight on door knocks, their paths merged in 2014. Today, they run a £1m turnover agency with 13 staff, managing sales, lettings, and HMOs all while raising families and staying true to their roots. This is a story of resilience, ambition, and a partnership built on trust. With a brand that’s growing in a unique way, their mum as their biggest fan, and their sights set on the future, Matt and Neil show what happens when brothers back each other all the way.

We’re kicking off Season 3 of The Two Russells with none other than Mark Burgess, founder of Iceberg Digital a man who’s lived ten lives before most of us have had breakfast. Mark went from growing up in some of the toughest parts of East London, caught up in gangs and battling addiction from 13 to 18, to buying properties with no money, leading in estate agency sales, and ultimately building 7- and 8-figure businesses. He’s now the author of three best-selling books, an international keynote speaker on AI, marketing, and Big Data, and the creator of Iceberg Digital’s AI operating system for estate agents that’s changing the industry. This conversation is raw, dynamic, and inspiring. A story of resilience, reinvention, and always staying one step ahead.

From a social media post to the Two Russells' big chair. We spotted a Facebook post that Kim McGinley published back in April that talked candidly of her anxiety at addressing a big crowd at an event Kim spoke at. 'This', we thought, 'is worth exploring'. Roll forward to June and our diaries aligned and we had the pleasure of speaking to Kim in our London studios to talk about 'that panic attack' and anxiety generally. Is it crippling? Or can it be utilised as a strength? A little nervousness keeps us all on our toes, after all. Well, we spoke about all that plus life as an entrepreneur in financial services, juggling family life, being a social media influencer and more. Tune in for yet another fabulous journey unwrapped on the Two Russells. Be inspired...

What’s it like to be the first female house builder MD?And why would that person choose to then go an work in Azerbaijan?As ever, the Two Russells prove these questions and more, of this week’s podcast guest, Sarah Pasco.The house building sector has become significantly more balanced in recent years in respect of senior women in the sector. As leaders, as board members etc.Sarah discusses how being one of the first female new homes bosses showed others ‘what was possible’ and, she hopes, paved that path (no pun intended).Now, in her latest role at Taylor Wimpey having first been promoted to MD at Laing Homes, Sarah continues to deliver as an entrepreneurial leader. It’s for nothing to do with gender. Merit is merit.

“Estate agency marketing is sh*t. Discuss”This is one of the questions that the Two Russells put to Marketing Empress Kirsty Franks See how she responds by listening to the latest Two R’s podcast. And if you’re inspired by stories of strength through adversity, it doesn’t get more emotional and challenging than what happened on the night of Kirsty’s engagement party…

Geoff Wilford founded Wilfords estate agents after a roller coaster career selling luxury homes in the Caribbean. But as he was about to bank enough commission from well-heeled celebrity buyers that would make him a millionaire, his world cam crashing down and he ended up with nothing. One day he drove up to the gates of the ‘rock star’ type development of villas he was mid-way through selling and was greeted by a sign that the company had gone out of business. But from this he salvaged an ‘ice cool’ contact that backed him in what is the extremely successful Wilfords business today. All from the proceeds of ‘Party platters for a pound’, or thereabouts. Listen to the latest Two Russells episode now to find out who this mystery supporter was and why he invested in Geoff.

One of Google UK’s first 100 employees, Gemma Young used her technology experience to help solve the problem of a protracted, piecemeal home moving process.Her first entrepreneurial endeavour raised VC money but ultimately didn’t succeed.But did it? Given that those learnings translate into her follow up start-up, Moverly, which is growing fast.Gemma juggles being a tech founder with parenthood now too. Plus we ask the forbidden question, is it harder to be your own boss as a mum versus a dad?

Join the Two Russells – Quirk and Jervis – as they sit down with Ben Madden, six-year Fine & Country licensee and founder of Digital Sparks.In this candid conversation, Ben opens up about his inspiration behind the Boys Club – a safe space for male property professionals to talk openly about whatever life throws their way. He also shares his insights on the consumer appetite, authenticity, and personal branding.Tune in for a look back on Ben's career, his impact in our industry and much more.

Serge talks candidly about the death of his young daughter and the challenges that he had leading up to that from her birth issues that should have been noted and remedied during his wife’s pregnancy. We discuss divorce, depression and more and once again, we reveal a person that has shrugged off the worst of things and somehow comes through as not only a successful international estate agent selling homes for millions, but a thoroughly nice guy too. Grab the tissues once again for a teary half hour of the Two Russells and their probe into the industry’s most incredible of people. #globalproperty #overseasproperty #realestate #realestateadvisor #propertypodcast #propertyshow #propertyjobs #ukpropertymarketing #propertypublicrelations

A story of deep emotion, personal loss and regret from Matt but also a lesson in learning from such. Matt lost his older brother when he was at Uni and his last conversation with him on the phone was not great. But a trip to somewhere that you wouldn’t expect, years later, became the catalyst for Matt’s change of approach to life. This is compelling stuff.

Colby is a smart cookie. He founded GetAgent with his business partner to help home sellers understand and choose the best agent for their needs. This proposition is perhaps misunderstood by estate agents themselves and this in depth interview with Colby explains why they should embrace his business and not think it's a rival to them. Frankly, if their performance warrants it, they will be shortlisted for would sellers and placed in pole position. GetAgent spends £6m a year on marketing and therefore agents receive the benefit of that. As to Colby himself, instead of Uni, a stint of 'Stockholm Syndrome' then brought him back to the UK where his entrepreneurial spirit could be unleashed on the world of property. A new dad, how has being a father affected his appetite for risk, we wondered?

£1.63 away from bankruptcy. Well, such a challenge rather focuses the mind it seems. If ever there was a tale of perseverance and indefatigability it’s that of Simon Leadbetter, former marketing boss at Knight Frank and at Countrywide and now guru to estate agents where he offers his famous ’30 years of marketing in a day’ to the ambitious amongst you.30 years? We get his whole journey into just 30 minutes right here…

Nervous public speaker? This episode of the Two Russells profiles Vicky Bibris, boss of Location Location and her challenges around confidence and speaking in public.Given that we interview her straight off the WiEA stage, rather confirms how you can overcome fears.Plus, another deeply personal account of her sexuality and how telling her family was far from easy.

Our second 'straight from the stage' interview at the WiEA conference 2025 and this one's a shocker. An Deckers jokes that she is the most wanted lettings agent in London but was once on the Most Wanted list - by Interpol. Watch to find out how the latter became the former.

What an incredible experience the Women in Estate Agency Conference 2025 turned out to be! We hit the road with The Two Russells and went live from the event, catching up with the three inspiring keynote speakers.First up, settle in and get inspired as we chat with Danielle Nash, Managing Director of the Property Academy. In this powerful conversation, Danielle shares her insights on mastering public speaking, the importance of putting in the work, and what it truly means to be a woman in the property industry.

Christopher Watkins : Turning the tables, the king of property sofa conversations gets grilled by the Two Russells on his journey, his career, how he selects HIS podcast guests, and on his family business and whether its influence has necessitated that he ultimately couldn’t work for anyone but himself.

A harrowing and distressing account of a young girl, now a young woman, who encountered the worst experience imaginable from the age of 11 at the hands of someone that she should have been able to trust with her life. Instead, they almost ended hers. Warning: This is a very grown up conversation with a victim of abuse. This is not for the faint hearted and you will be shocked. Annalese, Russell Quirk and Russell Jervis hope though that her story will inspire and help others. Inspire? Yes, because Annalese has emerged from her nightmare to become one of the property industry's most successful people and is now in a happy place in her personal life. Somehow... Reach out to her if you have suffered abuse in any way. She wants to help others like her.If you are watching this and would like support please reach out to https://refuge.org.uk/ or https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/safeguarding-child-protection

The latest episode of the Two Russells Podcast see's Quirk and Jervis joined by Rupert Collingwood. Rupert is from notable stock. His ancestor was 1st Baron Collingwood, an Admiral alongside Lord Nelson. This explains why Rupert has such gravitas and is so highly respected in our industry. He’s a natural born leader. So, how does this translate into running an estate agency brokerage? Listen to the full conversation to hear all!

This time the Two Russells victim is the most irrepressible, charismatic, authentic and popular Viking you will ever meet.Yes, Kristjan Byfield tells us about pressure, vodka and dreams at Stowe School (which he attended with Superman by the way) and how he and An Deckers have flourished as one of the most enduring partnerships in the property industry.Plus, failure and success as our regular themes.

As Lomond continues to hoover up independent estate and lettings businesses across the land, the Two Russells prove their Chief Revenue Officer John Ennis. “Is any business too big for them to buy?”“Is there ‘one that got away’ that Lomond really regrets missing out on?”“And was leaving Chestertons a mistake?”

Rob Jupp, Group CEO of Brightstar, bares all. Including that elephant in the room that fazes all of us… failure. And concealing business fears from our loved ones.

Welcome to 2025 and the start of Series 2!We’re kicking off the year with a bang, diving into the world of health and wellbeing with the brilliant Sue Porter from the Wellbeing Clinic.They say, your health is your wealth - so why do so many of us splurge on gadgets, shoes, or a fancy dinner, but hesitate to invest in our own health?In this episode of Two Russells, we unpack this question with Sue (BSc, MSc, FRSPH) and explore her incredible life story - which, yes, includes the wild tale of being bitten by a prostitute.You won’t want to miss this one!

This week it’s the Three Russells as Quirk and Jervis tackle Russell Manning of Manning Stainton.This is another fabulous walkthrough of one of the industry’s most successful entrepreneurial estate agents and his journey from ambitious cheeky, door-knocking Yorkshire lad to one of the country’s youngest ever corporate regional directors.Has it always been plain sailing? Not a chance. But Russ 3 does seem to have an uncanny way of knowing when to take a risk and to double down.

4p or not 4p, that is the question...The next episode of The Two Russells is with Ev Foster, boss of Keller Williams Scotland.Russell Jervis and Russell Quirk take Ev back to her Glasgow roots, her first job in nursing which she left because she was told she talked too much, and her role and challenges as a single mum. The truly compelling part of Ev's story is the moment she realised she had just 4 pence in her bank account and couldn't feed her kids or put petrol in her car to go to work.But she shrugged that off and now runs a whole country (sort of).

After interviewing Verona Frankish alongside Russell Jervis, Russell Quirk found himself with some unexpected free time. That’s when Verona and Joshua Rayner hatched a clever plan to switch things up and put him in the hot seat. Was it a good idea? You be the judge. In this candid conversation, Russell Quirk opens up about failure, the art of bouncing back, survival instincts, raising an impressive £27 million, navigating dysfunctional boards, mergers, and what lies ahead. Don’t miss this engaging discussion!

In this episode, Verona Frankish (CEO of YOPA Property) candidly shares her journey of honoring her brother Shaun's legacy, delves into the unique challenges female CEOs face, and discusses the path to profitability in today’s landscape.

The mortgage lender to the stars and the man that probably arranged the biggest residential home loan in Britain. Paul Munford and the Russells discuss the super rich (no names of course but you can read between the lines). Is Paul ‘posh’? How did it all begin? And why do billionaires need to borrow money to buy fancy houses…?

Setting Goals No Matter what gets in your way...."How I Ran a Half Marathon After Ear Surgery"In this inspiring video, we discuss the incredible journey of overcoming health challenges to complete a half marathon for brain tumour charity. Discover the power of setting goals and achieving them, no matter the obstacles in your way. Join us on this motivational adventure!

How the tables turn...Join us in this week's "mini" episode, where The Two Russells are grilled by the incredibly talented and formidable Olivia Noonan, daughter of Lucy Noonan.Tune in to see how Russell & Russell cope under the pressure!

You have seen the trailer now watch the movie 🍿.. settle in for this incredible story of Lucy Nonaan, CEO & Founder of Atomic Consultancy.Lucy describes how her trials and tribulations, and disgusting behaviour of several, made Lucy even more determined to succeed - and that she has!

This week Russel Jervis is flying solo interviewing estate agency guru Simon Gates.We talk about his journey to ‘entrepreneurial enlightenment’ and how the Wolf of Wall Street is his inspiration.No Lamborghinis were harmed in the making of this podcast. 🏎️

The Two Russells are back with Episode 12 to meet with one of the most influential people within the mortgage financial services market, Peter BrodnickiFind out when Jervis & Quirk get to know Peter, how he grew Mortgage Advice Bureau from a small, little know estate agency broker business to what is now a £500 million entity. You will also find out that despite his successes, why is Peter saying he's not happy? Find out in this week's episode!

The Two Russells are back with Episode 11 to meet with the juggernauts of Estate Agency, the team from eXp Realty. Find out when Jervis & Quirk discuss with Adam Day, Glenn Sanford, Leo Pareja & Michael Valdes just how much an Estate Agent earns when working with eXp, and ask Day which UK competitor he is most afraid of. This is one NOT to be missed!

Will Beresfords maintain their traditional branch model only?.....Or did Messrs Russell just give the bosses an innovative idea for future growth?! 🚀Ps. Beresfords is NOT for sale. No, really. It’s not 😉🚫Listen to Mark Lawrinson batting away incessant probing from Jervis and Quirk

Episode 8 of The Two Russells podcast isn’t just about a property industry person. It’s not just about their career. It’s about their life journey, their challenges and how they’ve overcome them. Prepare to be moved and inspired by this very personal account by Amy Shields. We hope it helps people in a similar situation to that which Amy was in.

The big one. The grudge match. The ultimate fight. In the red corner the Professor of Caution, Charlie Lamdin. In the Blue Corner the Never Knowingly Underquoted Russell Quirk, a self-confessed optimist on house prices.They’ve spent years tearing lumps out of each other on social media with Charlie expressing his view that prices will plummet ‘by 2025m whilst Russell has said repeatedly that they won’t.Have they? Will they?Decide for yourself who’s right.And will there be a part two?

The one and only Tyron Ash, the Lambo driving, gold Yachtmaster wearing self-ordained King of Real Estate talks to the Two Russells podcast about Knight Frank, about being bold, about being in Dubai and … how his numbers stack up. How big a success is he exactly?We ask him questions that no one else has had answers to. Buckle up.

Etes-vous un agent immobilier? Well, you don’t have to speak French to understand our latest Two Russells podcast, this week with Lee O'Brien, U.K. boss of Paris based agency iad. It will all become clear as our hosts delve into the recent launch of this latest self employed platform. Allez!