The Mostly Real Estate Podcast, with Declan Spring | Real Estate Entrepreneurship
Master the East Bay market with the definitive realtor podcast for real estate entrepreneurs. Hosted by Declan Spring, this show goes beyond the transaction to deliver deep-dive real estate storytelling and expert media spin analysis of the local market.
Whether you’re looking for a real estate insiders podcast that covers the East Bay or a marketing podcast for entrepreneurs in the property space, we spotlight the top producers, developers, and creatives shaping the industry. Each episode explores the craft, challenges, and character of the market, from community news in the Oakland, Berkeley, and Richmond areas to high-level real estate marketing strategies.
Produced by Declan Spring and Denitsa Shopova (founders of The Home Factor), we bridge the gap between creative media and property expertise. Subscribe for weekly insights on becoming a better real estate entrepreneur, understanding the business of real estate through story-telling and first person experience, and staying ahead of the East Bay market.
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The Mostly Real Estate Podcast, with Declan Spring | Real Estate Entrepreneurship
#19 Liam O'Donoghue - East Bay Yesterday
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Liam O’Donoghue is the host and producer of the East Bay Yesterday podcast and co-creator of the Long Lost Oakland map. His journalism has appeared in outlets such as KQED Arts, Berkeleyside, Open Space, KALW-FM, Mother Jones, Salon, East Bay Express, and the syndicated NPR program Snap Judgement. In 2018, he was honored by the East Bay Express as “the best journalist-turned-historian” and presented with a “Partners in Preservation Award” from Oakland Heritage Alliance. O’Donoghue has given many presentations on local history at libraries, schools and bookstores and throughout the Bay Area, as well as at institutions such as The California Historical Society, The Hearst Museum, Oakland Rotary Club, and Nerd Nite East Bay. O’Donoghue’s quotes on Oakland-related issues have appeared in media outlets including New York Times and Washington Post.
