Morgan Browne and Michael Uy
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Real-estate growth, told from the office floor.
The Oakwyn Podcast follows Morgan Brown and Michael Yu through candid conversations about building a real-estate career. Episodes move from haunted hotels, TEDx stories, and office stories into usable lessons on prospecting, first-year habits, social media, team structure, and relationships.
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The Oakwyn Podcast is built around the day-to-day reality of real-estate careers. It is not a polished lecture series. Morgan Brown and Michael Yu work through ideas in conversation, letting jokes, memories, and office shorthand sit beside practical advice. A haunted hotel can become a path into prospecting. A TEDx story can turn into a discussion of confidence, first impressions, and what new agents should do on day one. The show keeps coming back to relationships. Prospecting is framed less as conversion and more as staying present with people already in an agent’s world. Database nurturing, casual friendships, partner events, birthday parties, and steady follow-up all become part of the same operating system. For newer agents, the guidance gets concrete. Recent episodes point them toward managing brokers, front-of-house teams, accounting, conveyancing, admired agents, and peers at the same stage. The point is simple. A real-estate career is easier to build when an agent knows the people around the business, not just the clients outside it. Guest conversations widen that lens. Pete Spack talks through the move from solo hustle into a team model, including the relief of delegating work that was not his strength. Tyler Burrows brings a social-media business angle after being named 2025 Breakout Agent of the Year. Sid Koshel connects real estate with community work, leadership, and legacy. The annual theme of journey gives many episodes a shared spine, but the tone stays casual. There are tangents about movies, Chinese New Year, lucky timing, food, events, and awkward silences. Some of those tangents ramble. They also make the advice feel lived-in. The show is strongest for agents who want a candid peer-room version of business development: less script, more story, and a steady push toward action.
Made for: This show is for real-estate agents, team leaders, and brokerage insiders who want practical career advice in a conversational setting. It especially fits newer agents learning how to build relationships, routines, and confidence.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its mix of loose banter and specific agent coaching. It turns office culture, personal stories, and guest career paths into practical lessons without sounding like formal sales training.
The Oakwyn Realty Podcast! A podcast dedicated to the pursuit of growth and learning, hosted by Morgan Browne & Michael Uy
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Real estate careers become clearer through candid conversations about prospecting, delegation, office relationships and the systems that support growth.
The Oakwyn Podcast treats real estate as a working business, with Morgan Brown and Michael Yu moving easily between shop talk, personal stories and practical instruction.
Haunted hotels become prospecting lessons: business coaching with its collar unbuttoned.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Prospecting is presented as steady relationship work, with a little banter folded in.
The discussion frames prospecting as steady relationship work rather than a sales performance. It keeps circling back to the basics of staying in touch, building a database, and using small, ordinary gestures like calls, texts, check-ins, and follow-up.
A practical, lightly meandering guide to new-agent habits, office relationships, and starting without overthinking it.
This episode takes a straightforward look at the uneasy first stretch of starting in real estate, with attention on who to ask, how to read a room, and which office roles matter early.
A plainspoken look at scaling real estate work without losing the core responsibilities.
Pete Spack's story runs from skateboarding and auto mechanics into top producing real estate, but the episode works best when it stays on delegation and the daily discipline behind it.
A loose real-estate and luck conversation that keeps turning timing into the punchline.
The episode leans on luck, timing, Chinese New Year, and a horoscope reading that becomes a running joke about who gets picked and why. Morgan Brown and Michael Yu keep the banter easy, moving from the crowd-picked moment to feng shui and then back to a real-estate pitch without…
A loose hangout that turns into a practical case for coaching, humility, and learning from experience.
The episode starts with playful banter, then settles into a grounded talk about business coaching and self-improvement. Its early looseness gives it some charm, and the later stretch makes a steady case for learning from coaches, mentors, and trusted advisors who have already…
Short-term rental lessons from the operator side.
Costa Rican property, priced in real detail.
Prospecting stops being pure conversion talk.
Michael Yu and Morgan Brown open with a joke about awkward silence.
Michael Yu introduces Pete Spack as one of the office’s top producers.
Morgan Brown and Michael Yu open with some playful banter before drifting into Chinese New Year, the zodiac, and the idea that the horse year is coming after a rough snake year.
This episode features an interview with Tyler Burrows, the 2025 Breakout Agent of the Year, discussing his journey and success in building a social media-driven real estate business.
Hosts Michael Uy and Morgan Browne engage in lighthearted banter about movies, including The Godfather and rom-coms.
Hosts discuss their recent sales activation event in Kelowna, B.C., and the company's sales kickoff.
This episode features an interview with Sid Koshul, the Oakwood Knight of the Year, discussing his journey from real estate law to community leadership and his initiatives with organizations like the Dr.
Hosts Morgan Browne and Michael Uy discuss personal car buying decisions and relate them to real estate principles.
Hosts engage in lighthearted banter about improv comedy, referencing shows like Whose Line Is It Anyway and The Office.
The hosts discuss the metaphysical properties and personal use of various crystals like quartz, tiger eye, and jade.
This episode introduces Michael Dong as the new director of Oakwood Realty's Carousel office, discussing his background and success in building a top-ranked real estate team.
The hosts discuss their experience at a holiday party, interacting with listeners and sharing a lighthearted moment about edible glitter in a margarita.
The hosts share personal holiday traditions and parenting anecdotes, discussing gift-giving and family memories.
An interview with a chief economist discussing real estate market trends and personal anecdotes.
Hosts Morgan Browne and Michael Uy discuss new year resolutions and personal growth, sharing a story about becoming more assertive.
The hosts engage in casual, humorous conversation about favorite Christmas carols and the holiday season in Vancouver.
This episode features a presentation by Michael Thorne on using AI tools to maximize efficiency and grow real estate businesses, recorded at the Oakwyn Breakthrough Summit.
A panel discussion at the Oakwyn Breakthrough Summit where top real estate agents share insights on achieving breakthroughs in their careers.
The hosts celebrate their 300th episode with a live broadcast from a real estate presentation centre, discussing industry topics and personal anecdotes.
Hosts Morgan Browne and Michael Uy interview real estate expert Steve Sretzky about market trends and his 11 years in the business.
Interview with realtor Adam Chal about building a real estate team and navigating down markets.
Hosts discuss recent dinners and a Chinatown gala, blending personal anecdotes with real estate networking.
Morgan Brown and Michael Yu spend most of the episode in an easy hangout rhythm.
Hosts Morgan and Michael introduce themselves with playful wrestling-style announcements and discuss their childhood love of wrestling.
This episode features a conversation with returning guest Marites Kliem about navigating viral fame while maintaining authenticity in content creation and personal branding.
This episode introduces Morgan Brown's new podcast 'Get On Top', which features interviews with top business leaders and entrepreneurs, and includes the first episode with guest Aleem Kassam, an award-winning interior designer.
Hosts Morgan Browne and Michael Uy discuss buying your first rental property in British Columbia, sharing personal experiences and advice.
Hosts Morgan and Michael chat with Engineer Dan about Michael Jackson's voice, a Broadway show, and travel plans.
Hosts Morgan Browne and Michael Uy welcome returning guest Gary Sarah to discuss his 25 years of real estate experience and building his team.
A real estate podcast episode featuring a wealth advocate discussing financial planning and wealth building for high-earning women.