The MindShare Real Estate Podcast

David Greenspan
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Welcome to The MindShare PodCast. David Greenspan is your Host. He will poke, provoke, and make you laugh,  while disrupting the "sheep mentality" one day at a time. This is the ultimate podcast for real estate and sales professionals seeking excellence in their careers while maintaining a fulfilling work/life balance. Join us as we explore strategies, insights, and tools, to help you excel in the real estate sales industry, while managing personal aspirations. From goal setting, to implementing effective systems, we cover strategies including time management, marketing, real estate, sales, mindset, and everything in between. Tune in to  elevate your sales game like never before, and unlock all of your potential in both your career and personal life. This is real, blunt, no fluff, straight talk. This is The MindShare Real Estate Podcast.

  1. 2d ago

    Ontario REALTORS Care® Foundation - Giving Back, Making an Impact & The Motorcycle Ride for Charity

    What happens when an entire profession decides to show up for the communities it serves? In Episode 398 of The MindShare Podcast, David Greenspan is joined by Shannon Ketelaars, Executive Director of the Ontario REALTORS Care® Foundation, for a live conversation about giving back, food and shelter insecurity across Ontario, the growth of the Foundation, and the upcoming 19th Annual Motorcycle Ride for Charity. This episode goes well beyond motorcycles. David and Shannon discuss the real need facing communities across Ontario, including food insecurity and shelter-related challenges, why the Foundation exists, how REALTORS® can get involved, and what the impact of collective giving can actually look like. Shannon also shares what's changed at the Foundation over the past year, including the continued growth of its programs, almost 50 years of impact, approximately $22 million raised to date, approximately $2.6 million raised last year, and roughly $1.5 million in grants expected to be distributed to charitable partners before the end of this year. Then the conversation flips. Shannon puts David in the hot seat to talk about his own experience participating in the Motorcycle Ride for Charity over the past three years, why MindShare101 continues to support the event, what first-time riders can expect, how to fundraise effectively, and some of the moments that have made the Ride so memorable. The 2026 Motorcycle Ride for Charity takes place September 23–24, travelling from Aurora to Calabogie on Day 1 and Calabogie to Belleville on Day 2. You can participate for one day, both days, or join along the route. And you do not need to be a REALTOR® to ride. If you don't ride, there are still plenty of ways to get involved - donate to a rider, support the Foundation, share the event, or bring your brokerage, board, or association into the conversation. Because when enough people each do a little bit, together we can do a whole lot. What You'll LearnWhat the Ontario REALTORS Care® Foundation actually doesWhy shelter and food insecurity are urgent issues across OntarioHow the Every REALTOR® Campaign worksHow ORCF ensures donations create real community impactWhat's changed at the Foundation over the past yearWhat nearly $22 million in fundraising has made possibleWhat first-time riders can expect from the Motorcycle Ride for CharityDavid's experience participating in the Ride over the past three yearsWhy every Ride feels differentHow to raise more money using multiple communication channelsWhat people can do to support the Ride even if they don't ride a motorcycleWhat REALTORS® can learn about community, purpose, relationships, and giving back00:00 — Why This Episode Matters MindShare101's fourth year supporting the RideGiving back beyond the transactionIntroducing Shannon Ketelaars04:19 — What Exactly Is the Ontario REALTORS Care® Foundation? What ORCF doesWhy REALTORS® should careCommon misconceptions about the Foundation14:38 — Why Shelter & Food Insecurity Matter Right Now The growing need across OntarioThe Every REALTOR® CampaignHow charitable organizations are supportedWhat collective giving can accomplish24:12 — What's Changed in One Year? ORCF's growthAlmost 50 years of impactApproximately $22 million raised to date$2.6 million raised last yearApproximately $1.5 million in upcoming grants31:40 — The Motorcycle Ride for Charity Why the Ride is specialWhat first-time riders can expectThe experience beyond the fundraising37:16 — Shannon Interviews David Three years of riding experienceWhy every Ride is differentValue of the eventFundraising strategiesMemorable moments54:02 — The Ride Is Bigger Than Motorcycles How non-riders can supportDonationsCommunity involvementBrokerage, board, and association participation56:44 — 2026 Ride Logistics RouteFoodHotelsEvent expectations1:02:51 — Final Challenge One thing every REALTOR® can doORCF's five-year visionHow the industry can help make it happenGiving back doesn't require the biggest cheque. It requires action. Ride. Donate. Share. Support. Get involved. The Ontario REALTORS Care® Foundation is approaching 50 years of impact because thousands of people have chosen to contribute in whatever way they could. The Motorcycle Ride for Charity is one more opportunity to bring people together around a bigger purpose - supporting food and shelter-related causes across Ontario.

  2. Aug 7

    Why We Quit Before We Even Begin

    Why do so many people give up before they've even started? It's usually not because they're incapable. It's because they convince themselves the mountain is too big before they ever take the first step. In this episode of The MindShare Podcast, David Greenspan shares a series of personal stories - from early morning baseball tournaments with his son, to a difficult conversation with his daughter before volleyball camp, to staring at a blank screen wondering if he should even record this podcast. Through each story, one lesson becomes clear: the biggest obstacle isn't the work itself - it's often the story we tell ourselves about the work before we begin. David explores how reframing your mindset, changing your perspective, and focusing on what you know instead of what you fear can completely change your ability to push through adversity and accomplish what matters most. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed by your business, struggling with motivation, or simply staring up at a mountain that feels impossible to climb, this episode will help you take the next step. What You'll LearnWhy most people mentally quit before they physically startHow to reframe difficult situations into meaningful opportunitiesWhy looking at the entire mountain creates unnecessary pressureThe difference between asking "What if?" and "What do I know for certain?"How changing your environment can reset your mindsetWhy adversity often leads to the greatest personal growthHow to recognize the learning moments inside every challengeThree practical ways to stop procrastinating and start taking actionEpisode Breakdown00:00 – Why We Quit Before We Even Begin The biggest obstacle isn't the work - it's the story we tell ourselvesMonday morning and the mental battle before the day even starts03:00 – The 5:30 AM Baseball Wake-Up Calls Three straight mornings of early gamesReframing hard work into unforgettable memories08:00 – Staring at a Blank Screen The pressure of productivityBrain fog, procrastination, and the temptation to walk awayWhy stress rarely creates better work13:30 – My Daughter Didn't Want to Go A conversation before volleyball campWhen fun becomes pressureAsking questions instead of giving answers20:00 – Standing at the Bottom of the Mountain Why we focus on the entire climb instead of the next stepHelping someone change perspective by imagining success first25:00 – The Speaker Reframe Turning nervous energy into adrenalineReplacing "What if?" with "What do I know for certain?"29:00 – Three Action Steps Reframe the situationReplace fear with factsLook for the lesson in every challengeMost people don't lose because the work is too hard. They lose because they've already convinced themselves it's going to be. When you stop staring at the mountain and simply take the next step, everything changes. Your mindset determines your momentum. Reframe the challenge. Focus on what you know. Keep climbing.

  3. Jul 31

    The Questions Realtors Are Asking Right Now

    The market has changed. But perhaps the biggest change isn't what's happening with interest rates, inventory, or home prices. It's the questions people are asking. Questions like... "Should I even take this listing?""Should my clients buy now or wait?""How are things out there?""Am I the only one feeling this?"In this episode of The MindShare Podcast, David Greenspan shares the conversations he's been having with Realtors across the country and explains why the questions people ask often reveal far more than the headlines ever will. From navigating unrealistic seller expectations to understanding the financial pressures facing today's consumers, this episode explores what it really means to lead clients through uncertainty. David also shares why empathy has become one of the most valuable skills in today's market, how asking better questions leads to better decisions, and why the professionals who thrive over the next few years won't necessarily be the ones with all the answers - but the ones asking the right questions. Finally, David reflects on conversations with three leading economists and explains why he's optimistic about where the market is heading over the next 12–18 months, while reminding listeners that real success has never come from predicting the future - it comes from helping people navigate it.  What You'll LearnWhy the questions Realtors are asking have changed dramatically over the past five yearsHow to qualify sellers before accepting a listingWhy motivation matters more than ever in today's marketThe importance of setting expectations before a home hits the marketHow affordability is affecting consumer confidence and decision-makingWhy empathy has become a competitive advantageHow to answer the question, "How are things out there?"Why certainty has never truly existed in real estateThe role of a trusted advisor during uncertain marketsDavid's outlook on where the Canadian real estate market may be heading over the next 12–18 months00:00 – The Questions Have Changed Why today's questions reveal the emotional state of the marketComparing today's conversations with those from the pandemic market04:30 – "Should I Even Take This Listing?" A real Momentum Training conversationIdentifying seller motivationProtecting your time while serving your clients10:30 – The Conversations That Matter Before Signing Setting pricing expectationsDiscussing strategy before listingWhy leadership starts before the paperwork14:30 – "How Are Things Out There?" What people are really askingWhy Realtors aren't looking for statistics—they're looking for reassurance18:00 – Affordability & Empathy A personal conversation about rising costsUnderstanding what consumers are feelingWhy empathy leads to better conversations23:30 – Nobody Can Predict the Future Why certainty is an illusionHelping clients make decisions with today's informationDavid's perspective after conversations with leading economists29:00 – Your Challenge This Week Listen for the questionsUse them to improve your businessBecome the advisor people trust when decisions get difficult Markets will always change. Headlines will always change. Consumer concerns will always change. The best Realtors don't build their businesses around predictions—they build them around people. Pay attention to the questions your clients are asking. Those questions reveal where they're uncertain, where they need guidance, and where you have the greatest opportunity to create value. When you become the person who asks better questions and listens more carefully, your value becomes obvious long before the transaction is complete.

  4. Jul 24

    Why You're Working Harder... But Closing Fewer Deals | Staying Confident in Today's Real Estate Market

    The market has changed. You're making the calls. Following up. Showing homes. Creating content. Working just as hard as you were a few years ago... Yet somehow the results aren't matching the effort. Sound familiar? If you've caught yourself wondering... "What's the point of prospecting if nobody's buying?""Maybe I'm not as good at this as I used to be.""Should I be spending money or cutting expenses?""Maybe it's time to look for another career."...you're not alone. In this episode of The MindShare Podcast, David Greenspan tackles one of the biggest challenges facing Realtors today - not lead generation, scripts, or marketing - but confidence. Why are so many good agents questioning themselves in today's market? The answer may have less to do with your ability and more to do with what you're measuring. David introduces a simple yet powerful concept: you're looking at the wrong scoreboard. If you're judging yourself solely by commissions, closings, and listings, you're evaluating your business using outcomes you don't fully control. Instead, learn how to measure the activities that actually build momentum, strengthen relationships, and position you to win when the market shifts. Whether you're struggling to stay motivated, questioning your future, or simply looking for perspective in a difficult market, this episode will help you reset your focus and start measuring success differently.  What You'll LearnWhy today's real estate market is impacting confidence more than skillHow to stop judging yourself by factors outside your controlThe difference between lagging indicators and leading indicators in your businessWhy prospecting still matters when buyers aren't moving todayThe danger of constantly chasing the next "magic solution"How impatience quietly destroys momentumWhy relationships remain your greatest long-term assetThe importance of adapting without abandoning your fundamentalsHow to build a new scoreboard that keeps you focused during a slow marketAction steps to stay consistent, visible, and confident until the market turnsEpisode Breakdown00:00 – The Thoughts Every Realtor Is Having Right Now Working harder with fewer resultsThe emotional impact of a slow marketWhy you're not the only one feeling this way05:00 – Did You Become a Worse Realtor? What changed - and what didn'tSeparating your ability from market conditionsWhy confidence is taking the biggest hit10:00 – The Wrong Scoreboard The baseball analogyWhy results don't always reflect good performanceMeasuring what you actually control11:05 – Business Isn't Instant Why commissions are lagging indicatorsThe farmer analogyBuilding relationships before expecting harvest18:00 – Stop Chasing the Next Shortcut Why difficult markets create shiny-object syndromeAdapting versus constantly reactingStaying with a strategy long enough for it to produce results24:00 – Build a Better Scoreboard ConversationsFollow-upRelationshipsVisibilityConsistencyMeasuring execution instead of emotion29:00 – Your Challenge This Week Audit your current scoreboardRemove what you can't controlStart measuring the work that creates tomorrow's businessKey TakeawayA difficult market doesn't automatically make you a worse Realtor. It changes the timeline - not the fundamentals. If you spend every day measuring commissions, you'll eventually lose confidence. If you measure conversations, relationships, follow-up, and consistency, you'll keep showing up long enough to earn the results when the market rewards your effort. Keep building MindShare. The MarketShare follows.

  5. Jul 17

    I Need Help... With What? | How to Know When It's Time to Hire and Grow Your Business

    At some point, every entrepreneur says the same thing: "I need help." But help with what? That's where most business owners get stuck. In this episode of The MindShare Podcast, David Greenspan shares a conversation from the gym that sparked a much bigger discussion about hiring, delegation, leadership, and building a business that doesn't rely on you doing everything yourself. Too many entrepreneurs hire because they're overwhelmed—not because they have a clear plan. They bring someone on board, then spend weeks trying to figure out what that person should actually be doing. Sound familiar? David breaks down why that's backwards, how to identify exactly where you need help, and why your next hire shouldn't begin with a job title—it should begin with understanding how you spend your own time. He also shares one of the simplest yet most effective exercises he uses with coaching clients to determine what should stay on your plate and what should come off. Plus... Once you hire someone, how do you know if it's actually working? If your answer is simply, "I feel less stressed," you may be measuring the wrong thing. This episode will help you think differently about delegation, accountability, leadership, and creating measurable results inside your business. Whether you're a Realtor, entrepreneur, small business owner, or leader building a team, this conversation will help you stop hiring reactively and start building intentionally. What You'll Learn Why most entrepreneurs hire too late—and for the wrong reasonsThe biggest mistake business owners make before hiring an adminHow to identify exactly where you need helpThe four-box exercise to define your next hireWhy awareness always comes before delegationThe difference between assigning tasks and creating ownershipHow to measure whether an employee is actually improving your businessWhy tracking data beats relying on feelingsHow hiring changes your role as a business ownerWhy systems and communication matter just as much as people Episode Breakdown [00:00] "I Need Help" The gym conversation that inspired this episodeWhy feeling overwhelmed isn't a hiring strategyThe question every business owner should answer first[09:00] Before You Hire Anyone... Understanding where your time actually goesWhy awareness is the first step toward delegationThe exercise that reveals your next hire[18:00] The Four-Box Framework What you're good atWhat you enjoy doingWhat you're bad atWhat you hate doingHow these answers shape your business[27:00] Commercial Break [29:00] Stop Assigning Tasks—Start Creating Ownership Why ownership creates accountabilityMoving from busy work to meaningful contributionBuilding roles that grow with your business[38:00] How Do You Know It's Working? Measuring success with tangible dataDefining expectations before hiringWhy business should be measured the same way elite athletes measure performance[48:00] Hiring Doesn't Fix Broken Businesses Why people amplify your systemsThe importance of communication and leadershipPreparing your business before expanding your team[55:00] Your Action Plan Track everything you do for one weekComplete the four-box exerciseIdentify where another person could create the greatest impactBuild your next role with intentionKey Takeaway Hiring isn't about removing work. It's about putting the right work in the hands of the right people. Before you bring someone into your business, get clear on what success looks like, what should be delegated, and how you'll measure whether it's actually making a difference. The businesses that grow intentionally don't just add people. They create clarity, ownership, accountability, and measurable outcomes.

  6. Jul 10

    Why People Don't Get Shit Done

    We're halfway through the year. Some people are ahead of where they thought they'd be. Some are behind. And some have quietly stopped looking at their goals altogether. Here's the problem... Most people wait until January to hit the reset button. Why? Why does January get all the attention? Why do we convince ourselves that we need a brand-new year before we'll finally commit to making changes? In this episode of The MindShare Podcast, David Greenspan challenges that way of thinking and makes the case that July may actually be the best time of the year to reset. Because unlike January, you're no longer guessing. You now have six months of data. Six months of wins. Six months of mistakes. Six months of lessons. The question is... What are you going to do with them? David dives into one of the biggest challenges facing entrepreneurs, business owners, sales professionals, and Realtors today: Why do so many people know exactly what they should be doing... yet never actually do it? From decision-making and goal setting to productivity, scheduling, consistency, and overcoming the fear of being wrong, this episode is packed with practical strategies to help you stop overthinking and start executing. If you've been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, distracted, or like you're capable of more than you're currently producing, this episode is your wake-up call. It's time to stop waiting for January. It's halftime. Make the adjustment.  What You'll Learn Why July is the perfect time for a mental and business resetThe difference between knowing what to do and actually doing itWhy information isn't your problem - execution isThe six biggest reasons people fail to take actionHow to stop confusing being busy with being productiveWhy Mapping starts with the life you want - not your to-do listThe importance of scheduling around priorities instead of emotionsWhy consistency beats motivation every timeHow fear of being wrong quietly keeps people stuckPractical action steps to finish the second half of the year stronger than the firstEpisode Breakdown [00:00] July Is Halftime Why everyone treats January like a fresh startThe opportunity most people miss halfway through the yearWhy July gives you something January never could: perspective[08:00] The Gap Between Knowing and Doing Why information has never been more availableWhy execution has never been harderThe difference between learning and applying[15:00] Why People Don't Get Sh*t Done They never truly make a decisionThey don't know where they're goingThey confuse busy with productiveThey quit too earlyThey wait until they feel like itThey're afraid of being wrong[30:00] Commercial Break [32:00] Mapping Your Life Before Your Calendar Building your business around the life you actually wantGiving purpose to today's workWhy goals without direction eventually lose their meaning[42:00] Practical Reset for the Second Half of the Year Reviewing what workedEliminating what didn'tRebuilding your scheduleTaking action instead of waiting[52:00] Your Challenge Treat July like JanuaryStop waiting for motivationFinish the year stronger than you startedKey Takeaway Most people don't fail because they don't know what to do. They fail because they never execute consistently enough to find out what actually works. The second half of the year isn't about making excuses for the first half. It's about making adjustments. Stop waiting. Start moving. Because momentum doesn't come from thinking. It comes from action.

  7. Jul 3

    What Do You Do When Nothing Seems To Work?

    Google real estate, AI in real estate, artificial intelligence real estate, Google property search, future of real estate, real estate technology, AI replacing Realtors, real estate marketing, real estate content strategy, Google Business Profile for Realtors, real estate SEO, digital marketing for Realtors, real estate lead generation, real estate coaching, David Greenspan, MindShare Podcast, real estate trends 2026, consumer behavior real estate, real estate branding, why hire a Realtor, real estate value proposition Episode Description The calls aren't turning into conversations. The conversations aren't turning into appointments. The appointments aren't turning into deals. And after a while, you start asking yourself... "What the hell is going on?" If you've been feeling mentally drained, emotionally exhausted, financially stressed, or questioning whether you're even doing the right things anymore, you're not alone. In Episode 392 of The MindShare Podcast, David Greenspan tackles one of the biggest challenges facing real estate professionals today: staying motivated when the effort doesn't seem to match the reward. This isn't about "thinking positive." It's about understanding why so many agents lose momentum during difficult markets - and more importantly, how to keep moving when the results aren't immediate. David explores: why today's market feels so differentthe psychology of delayed resultshow instant gratification has changed our expectationswhy consistency still winsthe power of Mapping and creating your personal North Starwhy goals matter more than everhow to stay focused when business slows downand five practical action steps every Realtor should be taking right now.Because the market will change. The question is... Will you still be standing when it does? What You'll Learn Why so many real estate professionals are struggling with motivationHow delayed results affect your mindset and performanceWhy consistency matters more in difficult marketsThe psychology behind burnout, frustration, and self-doubtHow Mapping helps you stay focused on long-term goalsWhy your goals should be bigger than your next commission chequeHow to stop measuring effort by today's resultsWhy relationships outperform lead chasingHow to use slower markets to improve your business systemsThe importance of personal growth during market downturnsWhy momentum always follows actionEpisode Breakdown [00:00] When the Work Doesn't Seem to Pay Off The emotional reality of today's real estate marketWhy effort no longer feels connected to immediate resultsThe questions many agents are quietly asking themselves[07:00] Why Motivation Disappears The addiction to progressThe dopamine effect of a hot marketHow changing timelines affect performance and confidence[13:00] Markets Are Cyclical Why opportunity often appears after people quitThe mindset of those who survive difficult marketsWhy consistency continues to separate top performers[18:00] Mapping: Your North Star Creating goals bigger than businessStaying connected to your "why"Using long-term vision to drive daily action[25:00] Commercial Break [27:00] Five Practical Action Steps Stop measuring effort against today's resultsDouble down on relationships, not just lead generationImprove your business while it's slowerInvest in becoming more valuableKeep moving, even when progress feels invisible[48:00] The Market Will Change Why difficult markets create separationThe difference between retreating and adaptingPreparing today for tomorrow's opportunities[57:00] Final Challenge Focus.Get shit done.Repeat.Key Takeaway Markets change. Consumer confidence changes. The economy changes. The people who succeed aren't necessarily the smartest or the luckiest. They're the ones who continue showing up, doing the work, improving themselves, and building momentum - even when the results aren't immediate.

  8. Jun 26

    Introducing Your Newest Competitor – Google! | Why Real Estate Agents Must Adapt to AI, Search, and the Future of Consumer Behavior

    Google is officially in real estate. And whether you like it or not, your clients are already using it. In this episode of The MindShare Podcast, David Greenspan shares a real-world experiment that started with a simple Google search and quickly turned into a much bigger conversation about the future of the real estate industry. What happens when Google can: find homesrecommend agentsexplain contractsanswer questionswalk consumers through the buying processAnd perhaps most importantly... What happens when consumers start trusting technology before they ever speak with a real estate professional? David breaks down exactly what he asked Google, the answers it gave, and why this shift should be on every Realtor's radar. This isn't an anti-AI episode. This isn't a fear-based conversation. It's a reality check. The game is changing. Consumers are changing. Technology is changing. And the agents who continue to rely solely on information as their value proposition may find themselves becoming increasingly irrelevant. The future belongs to professionals who can combine technology with trust, relationships, communication, guidance, expertise, and human connection. If you've ever wondered: Will AI replace Realtors?How is Google changing real estate?What role does content play in attracting future clients?Why should someone hire me instead of simply searching online?Then this episode is for you. What You'll Learn How Google is entering the real estate spaceThe exact prompts David used and Google's responsesWhy information is no longer a competitive advantageHow AI is changing consumer behaviorWhat younger generations expect when buying or selling real estateThe difference between information and interpretationWhy content marketing matters more than everHow Google and AI discover, rank, and recommend agentsWhy reviews, websites, videos, blogs, and authority matterHow to future-proof your real estate businessThe importance of answering the question: "Why You?" Episode Breakdown [00:00] Meet Your Newest Competitor Why Google's move into real estate mattersThe shift many agents don't see coming[05:00] The Google Experiment Searching for homes in Aurora, OntarioProperty recommendationsAgent recommendationsThe question that changed everything[12:00] Do Consumers Even Need an Agent? Google's answerWhy this conversation mattersThe changing role of real estate professionals[18:00] Why "People Will Always Need Realtors" Is the Wrong Question The real question agents should be asking themselvesCompeting against convenience, speed, and technology[27:00] What Google Can Do vs. What Agents Can Do InformationAnalysisResearchNegotiationRepresentationHuman connection[35:00] Content Is Your Digital Storefront WebsitesBlogsReviewsVideosGoogle Business ProfilesAuthority building[45:00] The Future of Real Estate Technology adoptionConsumer behavior shiftsWhy human skills become more valuable[52:00] Action Steps Defining your unique value propositionBuilding content around your expertiseCreating visibility onlineBecoming worth finding Key Takeaway Consumers no longer need Realtors for information. They need Realtors for interpretation, judgment, confidence, negotiation, trust, and guidance. The question is no longer: "Why use a Realtor?" The question is: "Why use YOU?" And if you can't answer that clearly, neither can your future clients.

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Welcome to The MindShare PodCast. David Greenspan is your Host. He will poke, provoke, and make you laugh,  while disrupting the "sheep mentality" one day at a time. This is the ultimate podcast for real estate and sales professionals seeking excellence in their careers while maintaining a fulfilling work/life balance. Join us as we explore strategies, insights, and tools, to help you excel in the real estate sales industry, while managing personal aspirations. From goal setting, to implementing effective systems, we cover strategies including time management, marketing, real estate, sales, mindset, and everything in between. Tune in to  elevate your sales game like never before, and unlock all of your potential in both your career and personal life. This is real, blunt, no fluff, straight talk. This is The MindShare Real Estate Podcast.

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  • Creator
    David Greenspan
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2026
  • Episodes
    397
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