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Market Shakers

Market Shakers

By: Matt Kelly Group
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What do you think of when you think real estate? Matt Kelly is here to interview realtors, investors, and everyone in-between to help you rethink what real estate should mean to you.

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Episodes
  • Inside Augusta’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade | A 48-Year Tradition

    Inside Augusta’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade | A 48-Year Tradition
    Mar 10 2026

    Augusta’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade is one of the city’s biggest traditions, bringing thousands of people downtown every year to celebrate Irish heritage and community. In this episode, Matt Kelly sits down with Irish American Heritage Society President Jason Scherer to talk about the history of the parade, the stories behind it, and what makes this event so special in Augusta.
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    28 mins
  • Why You Should Care More About Local Leaders Than National Politics

    Why You Should Care More About Local Leaders Than National Politics
    Mar 5 2026

    We’re back with Season 3, Episode 6 diving into why local leadership impacts your everyday life more than anything happening at the federal level. We sit down with Cheney Eldridge, the economic development director for Columbia County, we talk real projects, real decisions, and what’s actually shaping your community behind the scenes.
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    48 mins
  • Inside Atlanta’s Housing Market & How to Win in Any Market

    Inside Atlanta’s Housing Market & How to Win in Any Market
    Feb 20 2026

    In Season 3, Episode 5, we sit down with Matt LaMarsh to break down what “slow” actually means in today’s market. Homes are still selling, but buyer expectations have shifted, luxury inventory is sitting longer, and tear-downs north of Atlanta are reshaping entire neighborhoods.
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    49 mins
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