Georgia Living

About Georgia Living

Discover the heart and history of our hometown in each episode of Georgia Living. We shine a light on the stories, events, and landscapes that make our community truly one-of-a-kind. From local legends and hidden landmarks to exciting festivals and community gatherings, every installment offers fresh insights into what makes our corner of the world special. Whether you're a long-time resident eager to learn more or a newcomer ready to dive in, tune in and celebrate the people, places, and spirit that shape our shared home.

Publisher

Chris and Céline Evans

Category

kids & family · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

18 Sept 2024

Latest episode

21 Apr 2026

Latest episodes

53 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   21 Apr 2026

   53. Feelings Aren't Facts. Real Estate Advice + Savannah Travel Guide

   In this episode of the Georgia Living Podcast, Chris and Céline recap their recent family trip to Savannah during St. Patrick's Day, share what it's really like traveling with kids, and highlight must-see spots like Forsyth Park and River Street. They also dive into what's happening around Cobb County this spring, from local festivals to community events, and wrap up with a real estate segment focused on navigating today's market. Chris breaks down why "feelings aren't facts" in real estate and explains how buyers and sellers can better approach negotiations in a shifting market. If you're thinking about moving, investing, or just want to stay connected to what's happening in Metro Atlanta, this episode is for you. 👉 Subscribe for local insights, real estate advice, and community updates. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 Intro – "#1 podcast in Cobb County (according to my mom)" 01:00 Family update + busy real estate season 02:00 Meet Tippett the macaw (special guest) 05:00 Community updates + spring in Georgia 06:00 Pollen season in Metro Atlanta 07:00 April events in Cobb County 13:00 Savannah trip recap begins 14:30 Travel logistics + Airbnb tips 18:00 Family routines + food habits 20:00 St. Patrick's Day in Savannah 22:00 AI-generated walking tour with kids 24:00 Savannah history + city design 25:00 River Street experience 27:00 Is Savannah worth visiting? 28:00 Real estate segment begins 30:00 Spring market trends explained 33:00 How negotiations really work 36:00 "Feelings aren't facts" in real estate 41:00 Industry challenges + agent perspective 45:00 Why communication matters in deals 48:00 How to choose the right agent 52:00 Wrap up + what's next 📍 Community Events Mentioned Acworth Art Fest Caffeine & Octane Kennesaw Art Hatch Spring Festival Big Shanty Festival Cobb County Job Fair First Friday Concert Series Marietta Gardeners Club Plant Sale Taste of Marietta

2. 

   8 Apr 2026

   52. Healthy Habits, Local News, and Real Estate in Metro Atlanta

   In Episode 52 of Georgia Living, Chris and Céline Evans share a little family life, a little community news, and a real look at today's Metro Atlanta real estate market. They open with stories from home, including the kids' beacon testing, bedtime battles, and a recent push toward healthier habits through better sleep and simpler food choices. From there, they cover several local stories making waves around East Cobb and beyond, including the upcoming closure of Dance Stop Studios after 52 years, the debate over expanded paid parking in downtown Roswell, a major new housing proposal near Shirley Franklin Park, and the Atlanta Hawks' canceled Magic City promotion. The episode also highlights a few upcoming community events, including shows at The Strand and volunteer opportunities with Chattahoochee Riverkeeper. To close things out, Chris gives a practical update on the current real estate market: whether the market is picking up, what kinds of homes are selling, how long transactions are taking, and why pricing and preparation still matter more than ever. The episode ends with a fun new segment where listeners get to know Chris and Céline a little better. 00:00 Welcome to Georgia Living 00:14 Life lately: beacon testing, sleep, and healthy habits 05:30 Why the Evans family is focusing on better food choices 06:35 Dance Stop Studios closing after 52 years 08:22 Downtown Roswell paid parking debate 12:40 New housing proposal near Shirley Franklin Park 14:40 Atlanta Hawks cancel Magic City night 16:25 Upcoming local events and community happenings 16:50 The Strand in Marietta 20:56 Sweep the Hooch with Chattahoochee Riverkeeper 23:10 Real estate update: is the market picking up? 27:05 What is selling and how long homes are taking to close 29:28 Are cash buyers still dominating? 32:13 New segment: Get to Know the Hosts 33:02 How Chris and Céline met 34:39 What still surprises them about each other 36:27 What people may be surprised to know about Chris 38:48 Early bird or night owl? 40:17 Céline's funniest sleep habit 41:15 Real estate services and where they work 42:02 Why they do the podcast 42:34 See you next time

3. 

   7 Mar 2026

   51. We're Going Bi-Weekly: March Events, New Listing, and Market Update

   In this episode of Georgia Living, Chris and Céline Evans announce that the podcast is officially moving to a bi-weekly format as spring business picks up and client demand continues to increase. They share how busy the start of 2026 has already become, with buyer consults, seller consults, rentals turning over, and multiple homes in motion. They also highlight a new listing in Dallas, Georgia at 208 Oliver Overlook, a refreshed five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath craftsman-style home on a half-acre corner lot. Chris and Céline talk about what made this house stand out, including the finished basement, new roof, serviced systems, updated finishes, custom laundry room, fresh paint, new carpet, and a color palette that gives the home warmth and character. The episode also includes a family recap of their trip to Great Wolf Lodge in LaGrange, where they attended a conference weekend and enjoyed the resort, indoor water park, and family-friendly atmosphere. They also give a proud shoutout to James for becoming Georgia State Society Children of the American Revolution Registrar. From there, the conversation turns to March events around Metro Atlanta and Cobb County, including: Northside St. Patrick's Day Festival in Sandy Springs All 4 Kids Children's Consignment Sale Georgia Food + Wine Festival East Cobb Renaissance Faire Square Screenings on the Marietta Square Chris and Céline then close with a substantial Metro Atlanta real estate market update, discussing February 2026 preliminary data, long-term appreciation trends, inventory growth, buyer leverage, concessions returning to the market, and what sellers, buyers, and investors should be watching as 2026 unfolds. Links Mentioned Northside St. Patrick's Day Festival https://northsidestpatricks.com (https://northsidestpatricks.com/) All 4 Kids Children's Consignment Sale https://www.marietta.com/all-4-kids-childrens-consignment-sale Georgia Food + Wine Festival https://www.marietta.com/georgia-food-and-wine-festival East Cobb Renaissance Faire https://www.eastcobb.com/renaissance-faire/ Square Screenings https://www.marietta.com/square-screenings

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

3 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

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