The Emily Rassam Show

The Emily Rassam Show explores real stories in parenting, business, and personal growth, focusing on learning and bringing the audience along for the ride. Real talk. Brave moves. Big vision. Zero fluff.

The Emily Rassam Show is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 34 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The Emily Rassam Show, a business show with 34 episodes published.

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  Episode #41

  Stop Living in Misalignment — Kim Costa on How Your Home Either Supports or Sabotages Your Life

  Sep 23, 202647 min

  What if the home you are living in right now is quietly working against everything you are trying to build? That is the question Kim Costa starts with every single client — and tonight she is asking it on The Emily Rassam Show. Kim is a Top 5% Atlanta Realtor with Sotheby's International Realty, a Global Real Estate Advisor, host of the Live in Your Wheel House podcast , and author of Live in Your Wheel House: An Empowering Guide to Stay, Go, or Reno . But before all of that she was an accountant — and her journey from the numbers world to the world of reinvention and real estate is one of the most honest and relatable stories in this episode. Kim created the Wheelhouse Method — a framework that evaluates eight essential dimensions of life to help people make the most important home decision they will ever face: stay, go, or renovate. It is not about square footage or school districts. It is about who you are becoming — and whether the place you come home to every day is helping you get there or quietly holding you back. KEY TAKEAWAYS: "Your home is either your greatest asset or your biggest blind spot." — Kim Costa → The Wheelhouse Method — eight life dimensions that should drive every home decision you make → Stay, Go, or Reno — the framework that replaces guessing with clarity → Living in misalignment — what it costs you physically, emotionally, and professionally to stay in the wrong home → Reinvention and the home — why real personal transformation often requires a change in environment → Multi-generational living — how shared living spaces affect family dynamics in ways most families never anticipate → The pause button place — creating a space in your home that restores rather than drains you ABOUT KIM COSTA: Kim Costa is a Top 5% Realtor with Atlanta Fine Homes and Sotheby's International Realty, a 5-star Top Performer, Global Real Estate Advisor, host of the Live in Your Wheel House podcast , and author of Live in Your Wheel House: An Empowering Guide to Stay, Go, or Reno (published March 2026). She has been featured in Oprah Magazine, Atlanta Magazine, ABC, and HGTV. Her Wheelhouse Method helps clients align their home with who they are becoming — transforming spaces into catalysts for confidence, clarity, and reinvention. CONNECT WITH KIM COSTA: Website: lifestylefoundations.com Instagram: @kim.e.costa LinkedIn: Kim E. Costa Facebook: @kimecostarealtor Book: Live in Your Wheel House — available on Amazon (Kindle, Paperback, Audible) Podcast: Live in Your Wheel House ABOUT THE EMILY RASSAM SHOW: The Emily Rassam Show is a bi-weekly podcast covering parenting, business, and self-improvement — real conversations with real people doing the hard, meaningful work of building a life worth living. New episodes drop every week wherever you listen to podcasts. Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it.

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  Episode #40

  Start Before You're Ready — Justin Bramall on Fell Running, Fatherhood, and the Bob Graham Round

  Sep 15, 202643 min

  What if the thing that changes your life is not a plan — but a rediscovery? Justin Bramall did not set out to become an ultrarunner. He was a serious PC gamer well into his twenties — until fell running found him, the mountains changed him, and life eventually pulled him away from it all. Then he hit 40. And everything started again. In this episode of The Emily Rassam Show , Justin takes us through one of the most honest and inspiring journeys I have heard — from gaming to the trails, through one of the most demanding mountain challenges in the United Kingdom, and back again after years away from the sport he loved. His story is not just about running. It is about rediscovering who you are when life has quietly moved you away from yourself — and what happens when you decide to go find that person again. For listeners who have never heard of it — the Bob Graham Round is a fell running challenge in the English Lake District covering 42 mountain peaks, 66 miles, and 26,900 feet of ascent — all within 24 hours, starting and finishing at Keswick Moot Hall in northern England. Only around 3,000 people in history have ever completed it. It is one of the most respected and demanding mountain challenges in the world. Justin completed it — and then came back to run ultramarathons on top of it. The Emily Rassam Show is a weekly podcast covering parenting, business, and self-improvement — real conversations with real people doing the hard, meaningful work of building a life worth living. From entrepreneurs and athletes to nonprofit founders and thought leaders — every episode brings a story and a framework that will challenge, inspire, and move you to action. Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is still waiting to start. Find us wherever you listen to podcasts.

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  Episode #39

  Does the Constitution Still Matter Today? with Joseph Cofield

  Sep 8, 202657 min

  Does the United States Constitution still matter today? And do Americans truly understand the rights and responsibilities it gives us? In this episode, I sit down with Joseph Cofield , founder and president of Constitution for the People , for a wide-ranging conversation about the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, freedom, civic responsibility, and what it means to preserve the principles our country was founded upon. Joseph brings a unique perspective shaped by his experience as a 21-year U.S. Army career Non-Commissioned Officer and educator . After his military service, he spent years teaching social studies and eventually founded Constitution for the People, a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to creating a more informed citizenry by putting the Constitution directly into the hands of students. We discuss why the Constitution remains relevant, why freedom of speech and freedom of assembly are so important, and why understanding the Bill of Rights and the amendments is essential for every American. Joseph also explains his organization's Constitution booklet program, which includes the Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and educational material designed to help students understand the document and its meaning. One of the central themes of this conversation is that freedom doesn't sustain itself simply because it exists on paper. It requires citizens who understand their rights, respect the rights of others, and are willing to participate in the civic life of their communities. LEARN MORE / SUPPORT THE MISSION Constitution for the People constitutionforthepeople.org The organization's mission is to create a more informed citizenry by providing young Americans with their own personal copy of the United States Constitution to use in school and take home to share. If this conversation made you think differently about the Constitution, share this episode with someone who should hear it. What part of the Constitution do you think Americans understand the least? Drop your thoughts in the comments. #Constitution #BillOfRights #FreedomOfSpeech #AmericanHistory #CivicEducation #ConstitutionWeek #FirstAmendment #AmericanGovernment #FoundingFathers #Freedom #JosephCofield #theemilyrassam #podcast #learnsomethingnew

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  Episode #38

  Sobriety Changed Everything with Scott Hayes

  Sep 3, 202638 min

  What happens when sobriety gives you a second chance at life—and you decide to see just how far you can take it? In this episode, I sit down with Scott Hayes , a former Marine, ultra marathoner, student, and advocate for sobriety, to talk about the journey that changed his life. Scott opens up about his experience getting sober, the challenges of transitioning from military life to civilian life, and how running became far more than just a physical pursuit—it became a source of discipline, purpose, growth, and connection . We talk about the mental challenges of ultra marathon running and how many of those same lessons apply to everyday life. Scott shares how preparation, consistency, discipline, and learning to push through difficult moments have shaped the way he approaches sobriety, school, relationships, and his future. We also dive into his journey through school, pursuing his master's degree, mentorship, self-reflection, personal growth, and the importance of continuing to challenge yourself long after you think you've reached your limits. Scott's story is a powerful reminder that sobriety isn't simply about giving something up. It can be about discovering what your life can become when you finally have the clarity and freedom to pursue it. In this episode, we discuss: • Scott's journey to sobriety • Life after the Marines and transitioning to civilian life • How running became a source of purpose • The mental battle behind ultra marathon running • Discipline, preparation, and consistency • How sobriety changed Scott's everyday life • Returning to school and pursuing a master's degree • Mentorship and the importance of helping others • Self-reflection and personal growth • Overcoming mental obstacles • Finding purpose in recovery • Scott's plans for the future • His goal of writing and publishing a book Chapters 00:00 Transfer of Discipline & Preparation to Everyday Life 26:08 Sobriety & Discipline 28:33 Journey Through School 29:00 Plans for the Future 30:32 Mentorship & Self-Reflection 33:46 The Best Piece of Advice 36:03 The Importance of Self-Reflection & Growth 39:39 Favorite Books & Lessons Learned 46:16 Writing & Publishing a Book Connect with Scott Website: Sober Readings / Scott Hayes Social Media: @the845hayeser Scott also hosts Sober Readings , a podcast centered on recovery literature, reflection, and finding strength one day at a time. If this episode resonates with you… Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE this episode with someone who might need to hear Scott's story. And leave a comment: What has given your life purpose in sobriety? #Sobriety #Recovery #Sober #AddictionRecovery #UltraMarathon #Running #MentalToughness #FormerMarine #Veteran #Discipline #PersonalGrowth #SobrietyJourney #RecoveryJourney #Purpose #SoberLife #SoberReadings

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  Episode #37

  Impossible is Possible With The Outlaw Ultra Runner - Rick Horton

  Aug 28, 202639 min

  He built a craft brewery from nothing on a 200-year-old New Hampshire farm. He ran it until it was done. And then he kept running — literally. Rick Horton is the founder of the former Outlaw Brewing Company — a taproom that sold out every single week during its run in Winchester, New Hampshire. Today he still lives on that same historic farm, carries the outlaw identity into every mile he runs, and goes by @outlawultrarunner for good reason. In this episode of The Emily Rassam Show , Rick opens up about what it took to build something from nothing in a small New Hampshire town, why he came days from losing the farm before it ever became anything, what closing one chapter and running full-speed into the next looks like, and what the trails give him that nothing else in his life ever has. The brewery may be on pause. The outlaw spirit is very much alive. The Emily Rassam Show is a weekly podcast covering parenting, business, and self-improvement — real conversations with real people doing the hard, meaningful work of building a life worth living. New episodes drop every week wherever you listen to podcasts. Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneur #HobbyToBusiness #LifeReinvention #WhatComesNext #StartingOver #BuildSomethingReal #ClosingAChapter #NextChapter #IdentityShift #PurposeAfterBusiness #OutlawMindset #NeverGiveUp #BuildFromNothing #OutlawLifestyle

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