Over the course of twelve episodes, our cohosts, Aaron Kersey and Morgan Smith of the Young Professionals Council, will take you through the home building process - from initial site acquisition, to the entitlement process, through land planning, onto land development and sticks & bricks construction, all the way to the home closing - breaking down each step and demystifying what can be an extremely complex process.Along the way they will discover why homes have become so unaffordable in the Charlotte region - and actions we all can take to help alleviate the affordability crisis.
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Signup to Generate a PitchOver the course of twelve episodes, our cohosts, Aaron Kersey and Morgan Smith of the Young Professionals Council, will take you through the home building process - from initial site acquisition, to the entitlement process, through land planning, onto land development and sticks & bricks construction, all the way to the home closing - breaking down each step and demystifying...
Recent episodes include "11. Selling and Buying a Home" (16 October 2026, 55 minutes), "11. Selling and Buying a Home" (16 October 2026, 55 minutes), and "Home Building Marketing with Special Guests Tara Whiteley of Eastwood Homes and Celeste Horton of Classica Homes" (18 September 2026, 44 minutes).
Framing the Issue publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 43 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for Framing the Issue is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Framing the Issue requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Framing the Issue's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Framing the Issue are Home Building and Land Development. Framing the Issue has a business audience.
Framing the Issue is a business podcast with 11 episodes published.
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Episode #11
<p>It's taken a long time to get to the point where a new construction home can be built. From site selection and land acquisition to construction and marketing, we're finally ready to find a buyer for our...
Episode #11
It's taken a long time to get to the point where a new construction home can be built. From site selection and land acquisition to construction and marketing, we're finally ready to find a buyer for our house. Of...
<p>After all the steps taken to secure land, develop it, and build a house, there’s still one more big piece of the puzzle that needs to be accounted for, and it also impacts the cost of a house. Marketing and getting a...
After all the steps taken to secure land, develop it, and build a house, there’s still one more big piece of the puzzle that needs to be accounted for, and it also impacts the cost of a house. Marketing and getting a...
<p>As the Framing the Issue podcast reaches the halfway point of its first season, hosts Aaron Kersey and Morgan Smith sit down together to discuss what they’ve learned so far.</p><p>Aaron and Morgan explore the complex...
As the Framing the Issue podcast reaches the halfway point of its first season, hosts Aaron Kersey and Morgan Smith sit down together to discuss what they’ve learned so far. Aaron and Morgan explore the complex factors...
Episode #8
<p>Having finally selected a suitable site for a build, with workable topography, acquired zoning rights, and hopefully not spend too much money molding the dirt to be ready, we’re now at the point where we can finally...
Episode #8
Having finally selected a suitable site for a build, with workable topography, acquired zoning rights, and hopefully not spend too much money molding the dirt to be ready, we’re now at the point where we can finally put...
<p>One of the less visible components of building a house is not just a key to unlocking better affordability, but also an economic ecosystem that provides career long opportunities to those willing to get their hands...
<p>The vast majority of materials that you use to build a house are manufactured overseas and shipped to the US from around the world. That reliance on global shipping and distribution means materials can be subject to...
<p>Before you’ve put on piece of lumber in the ground or poured any part of a foundation, the job of transforming the land into something ready for building must begin. That process is also likely to yield situations...
<p>Once you’ve found the land you want to build on and gotten the proper zoning, it’s on to figuring out how to build a structure and make it sustainable. Naturally, because communities and multi-family spaces use...
<p>As we continue our examination of the home building process in Charlotte-Mecklenburg, we turn to two of the area’s leading experts on what you can and cannot do with a piece of land once you’ve acquired...
<p>In the first episode of the Framing the Issue podcast, hosts Aaron Kersey and Morgan Smith talk about land acquisition. Any prospective home builder’s first step is to find a piece of land to build on, but in...
Episode #1
<p>In our first episode, we introduce you to the hosts of the podcast, as well as one of the biggest minds behind the podcast. Hosts Aaron Kersey and Morgan Smith tell you a little about themselves, their background...
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