Living Local with Frisbee Real Estate

Welcome to Living Local with Frisbee Real Estate — where we connect neighbors, businesses, and stories, because home is more than four walls. Hosted by Ed Frisbee of Frisbee Real Estate, this podcast highlights the people and places that make Hendersonville, Flat Rock, Fletcher, Asheville, and greater Western North Carolina such a special place to call home. Each episode features local business owners, community leaders, and hidden gems, giving you an authentic look at life in the Blue Ridge. Whether you’re a longtime resident or considering making this area your home, join us as we explore what it truly means to live local in WNC.

Living Local with Frisbee Real Estate is a society podcast hosted by Frisbee Real Estate, with 34 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Frisbee Real Estate hosts Living Local with Frisbee Real Estate, a society show with 34 episodes published.

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  Living Local with Jay Egolf

  Aug 10, 202631 min

  Episode 32: Jay Egolf, Henderson County Commissioner and Lifelong Local In Episode 32 of Living Local with Frisbee Real Estate , Ed sits down with Jay Egolf , a longtime Henderson County resident, former school board member, local business owner, and current Henderson County Commissioner for District 5 . Jay shares stories from more than five decades in the area, his family’s history in the local automotive business, and what led him into public service. Jay has called Henderson County home since 1972 and attended local public schools before heading to college at Chapel Hill. After working in the automotive industry in Utah and North Carolina, he became increasingly involved in local issues, first serving six years on the Henderson County Board of Education and later running for County Commission. Today, he represents District 5 but emphasizes that his responsibility is to residents throughout all of Henderson County. The conversation gives listeners a practical look at what the Henderson County Board of Commissioners actually handles, including county budgets, property taxes, zoning and ordinances, courthouse projects, sheriff’s department funding, growth, and coordination with local municipalities. Jay also talks about one of the themes that matters most to him: communication. Even when people disagree, he believes sitting down, listening, and understanding another person’s perspective can solve a lot of problems before they grow larger. Jay also shares the history of Egolf Motors , his family’s longtime Henderson County automotive business. His grandfather began operating locally in the early 1970s, and Jay started washing cars at age 13 before eventually working in sales, service, management, and dealership ownership. He shares stories from selling his first vehicle in Salt Lake City, expanding into Brevard, navigating the automotive industry during the 2008 recession, and eventually selling the family dealership after decades in business. The episode also touches on Jay’s experience living with celiac disease and the challenges of finding truly gluten-free dining options. He gives credit to local restaurants and businesses that understand cross-contamination and mentions places like Arabella’s, Chick-fil-A, and Jimmy John’s as businesses where he has found workable options. When it comes to enjoying Henderson County, Jay encourages residents and visitors to explore beyond the usual stops. He recommends Carl Sandburg Home, Jump Off Rock, downtown Hendersonville, local farmers markets, apple orchards, and farms along Highway 64 East . His biggest message is simple: support local farmers, explore different parts of the county, and appreciate the mix of growth, agriculture, small towns, and rural character that makes Henderson County unique. This episode is a great conversation about Henderson County growth, local government, community leadership, small business history, agriculture, and what it means to truly know the place you call home . As always, keep living local.

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  Episode #31

  Living Local with Dr. Dan Yoder

  Jul 9, 202621 min

  Episode 31: Dr. Dan Yoder with Asheville Eye Associates In Episode 31 of Living Local with Frisbee Real Estate , Ed sits down with Dr. Dan Yoder , an ophthalmologist and retina specialist with Asheville Eye Associates , to discuss eye health, cataract surgery, advancements in ophthalmology, and why Hendersonville is such a great place to live. Dr. Yoder explains the difference between an ophthalmologist and an optometrist, sharing that as a medical doctor (MD), he specializes in diagnosing eye diseases and performing surgeries, including cataract surgery, retinal procedures, laser treatments, and other advanced eye care. While many patients simply need routine eye exams, Dr. Yoder focuses on patients requiring specialized medical and surgical treatment. Originally from the Midwest, Dr. Yoder shares his educational journey from John Brown University to Duke University School of Medicine , followed by advanced ophthalmology and retina training at the prestigious Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami. After completing his fellowship, he and his family chose Western North Carolina because of its natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and welcoming community. Today, Dr. Yoder sees patients at Asheville Eye Associates , including their Hendersonville office, where he helps patients preserve and restore vision through the latest medical and surgical technologies. He discusses how modern ophthalmology combines advanced equipment with the precision and expertise of highly trained surgeons to achieve excellent patient outcomes. Outside of medicine, Dr. Yoder enjoys many of the outdoor activities that make Henderson County such a desirable place to live. An avid pickleball player, he recommends Patton Park as one of the area's best places to play while also highlighting local favorites including Dupont State Recreational Forest , Pisgah National Forest , the Ecusta Trail , and the Oklawaha Greenway for hiking, biking, and enjoying Western North Carolina's scenery. When it comes to dining, Dr. Yoder recommends several Hendersonville favorites: Umi for sushi and Japanese cuisine Thai Spice for authentic Thai food Mary's Burritos for casual Mexican favorites Additional local favorites include Binion's Roadhouse and Bay Breeze Seafood Restaurant . Whether discussing advanced eye surgery, healthy vision, or the lifestyle that makes Hendersonville special, Dr. Yoder offers valuable insight into both his profession and the community he now proudly calls home. To learn more or schedule an appointment, visit Asheville Eye Associates online or contact their Hendersonville office. As always, keep living local.

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  Living Local with Lynn Staggs from The Storehouse

  Jun 1, 202616 min

  Episode 30: Lynn Staggs with The Storehouse in Henderson County, NC In Episode 30 of Living Local with Frisbee Real Estate , Ed welcomes back Lynn Staggs , founder and executive director of The Storehouse , one of Henderson County’s most impactful nonprofit organizations. Lynn returns to discuss The Storehouse’s annual Fourth of July Matching Campaign , the organization's largest fundraiser dedicated entirely to feeding local families in need. For more than a decade, The Storehouse has hosted its Fourth of July fundraising campaign, which began when a retired veteran couple challenged the organization to raise funds by matching donations. What started as a $10,000 match has grown into a major community-wide effort. Last year alone, the campaign raised nearly $100,000, and this year The Storehouse hopes to reach a goal of $125,000 to support food assistance programs throughout Henderson County. Unlike many food assistance organizations, The Storehouse operates independently and is responsible for purchasing much of the food it distributes. Lynn shares that the organization spends approximately $135,000 annually on food , helping provide groceries and household essentials to local families, seniors, veterans, and individuals facing financial hardship. The conversation also highlights The Storehouse’s recently completed move into its new facility on Upward Road. The larger space allows volunteers and staff to better serve the growing number of residents seeking assistance. Lynn explains that demand continues to increase, especially among seniors living alone who often struggle to afford groceries, cleaning supplies, paper products, and other everyday necessities. One of the organization’s most meaningful programs is its Senior Delivery Route , which provides monthly deliveries of groceries and household essentials to homebound seniors who have limited transportation, little family support, and few available resources. Volunteers not only deliver food but also provide valuable wellness checks and personal connections for some of Henderson County’s most vulnerable residents. Lynn shares the heart behind The Storehouse, explaining that the ministry began from a desire to help elderly residents who were struggling to meet basic needs. More than 26 years later, that mission continues through food assistance, volunteer support, community partnerships, and outreach programs that serve hundreds of local families each year. Community members can support The Storehouse by: Donating to the Fourth of July Matching Campaign Volunteering at the new facility Assisting with senior delivery routes Organizing food drives Making financial contributions year-round Donations for the matching campaign can be made between June 1 and July 31 through The Storehouse website at storehouseonline.org or by mailing a contribution directly to the organization. For anyone looking to support a local nonprofit making a direct impact on food insecurity in Henderson County, this episode provides an inside look at the work The Storehouse is doing every day to care for neighbors in need. As always, keep living local.

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  Living Local with Stacy Bishop

  May 28, 202622 min

  In Episode 29 of Living Local with Frisbee Real Estate , Ed sits down with Stacy Bishop , Executive Director of Open Arms Pregnancy Center in Hendersonville, North Carolina. The conversation highlights the organization’s mission of supporting women, babies, and families throughout pregnancy and early childhood with free services, practical resources, and emotional support. Open Arms Pregnancy Center has been serving Henderson County since the late 1980s and has continued to grow as the need for family support increases throughout Western North Carolina. Stacy shares that the center currently serves nearly 300 families annually , with thousands of client visits each year for diapers, wipes, baby clothing, ultrasounds, counseling referrals, and wraparound support services. Located at 4005 Asheville Highway in Hendersonville , Open Arms provides services completely free of charge. Families can receive monthly assistance from pregnancy until a child reaches 18 months old. The center also offers limited ultrasounds from six to fourteen weeks with a nurse on staff to help support mothers during early pregnancy. One of the most impactful parts of the episode is Stacy’s explanation of the center’s involvement with the Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) Network . Open Arms works with women who have taken the first abortion pill and later change their minds, helping connect them with progesterone-based reversal treatment. Stacy explains that more than 8,000 babies nationwide have been saved through the abortion pill reversal process. The discussion also touches on the emotional side of the ministry, including support for women dealing with: Unexpected pregnancies Previous miscarriages Anxiety during pregnancy Domestic violence situations Financial hardship Parenting challenges As a faith-based nonprofit, Open Arms focuses on creating a welcoming environment where women and families feel valued, supported, and cared for during difficult seasons of life. Stacy shares ways the community can support the pregnancy center, including: Donating gently used baby items Purchasing needed supplies through the center’s Amazon wish list Financial donations Volunteer applications Participating in the “Baby Bottle Boomerang” fundraiser The episode also includes some fun local recommendations around Hendersonville and Western North Carolina. Stacy highlights favorite local spots including: Mini Batch Bakery & Café in Hendersonville Salty Landing for seafood Green River Barbecue in Saluda, especially the fried green tomatoes For families looking for pregnancy support, parenting resources, or ways to give back locally, this episode offers a helpful look into one of Henderson County’s long-standing nonprofit organizations. To learn more about Open Arms Pregnancy Center, volunteer, or donate, visit openarms329.com . As always, keep living local.

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  Living Local with Dr. Cory Noll

  May 4, 202622 min

  In Episode 28 of Living Local with Frisbee Real Estate , Ed sits down with Dr. Cory Noll , founder of Edgewood Holistic Chiropractic Center in Asheville, North Carolina , to explore a different approach to health, healing, and overall wellness. With over 20 years of experience in chiropractic care , Dr. Noll has built his practice around a unique philosophy that goes beyond traditional adjustments. His focus is on the brain and nervous system , emphasizing how the body functions as a connected system rather than just treating isolated symptoms. A major theme of the episode is the role of stress in overall health . Dr. Noll explains that many modern health issues stem from what he describes as “stress physiology,” including physical, chemical, and emotional stressors. His goal is to help patients move out of that state and restore balance, communication, and coherence within the body . At Edgewood Holistic Chiropractic Center, Dr. Noll uses a three-pillar approach to care: Brain-based chiropractic care to improve nervous system function Energy-based techniques to address emotional stress and trauma Functional medicine principles to support organ health and overall wellness This integrated approach allows him to work with patients dealing with issues like chronic pain, headaches, anxiety, insomnia, brain fog, digestive issues, and high blood pressure . Unlike traditional chiropractic visits, Dr. Noll’s sessions typically last 30 to 45 minutes , giving him time to fully evaluate each individual and tailor care to their specific needs. His focus is not just symptom relief, but helping patients achieve long-term healing and improved quality of life . Dr. Noll also shares his background in neuroscience research at Caltech and how that experience shaped his approach to chiropractic care. His passion lies in helping people understand how their bodies are designed to heal and function at a higher level. Beyond health, the episode highlights some favorite spots around Asheville and Western North Carolina , including: Taco Billy for breakfast tacos in West Asheville Gan Shan for Asian fusion White Labs Brewing Co. for casual dining and local beer The Hop Ice Cream for a classic Asheville treat Outdoor favorites like Craggy Gardens and Rattlesnake Lodge trails off the Blue Ridge Parkway For anyone in Asheville, NC or surrounding areas looking for a more holistic, whole-body approach to chiropractic care, this episode offers valuable insight into a different way of thinking about health. To learn more or schedule a consultation, visit edgewoodwellness.com or call 828-254-3838 . As always, keep living local.

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