Podcasts are great for Realtor life because they are the perfect way for agents to step up their real estate game while on the go. Great for the car, office, or working out, these shows offer nuggets of advice, inspiration, and encouragement when agents need it most. We are reviewing some of the best podcasts for real estate agents in 2019.

Bigger Pockets Money Podcast

Close to 200,000 listeners tune in to this weekly podcast. Hosted by authors Brandon Turner and Joshua Dorkin (“How to Invest in Real Estate,” “The Bigger Pockets Guide”), this is not for listeners looking for quick riches.

Instead, Turner and Dorkin delve deep into many topics that they and their guests deal with all the time. For example, one episode shares stories about selling to flippers. In another episode, listeners hear tales of how investors came back from bankruptcy. Each episode also comes with a wealth of show notes for agents looking to download some of the show’s best advice.

The Brian Buffini Show

Everyone loves a true, American story. And that may be the reason Brian’s podcast is ranked #2 in the iTunes business category, is heard in over 160 countries, and features over four million weekly downloads. With those numbers, it may be the top best real estate podcast in the world.

After coming to the U.S. in 1986, Brian worked hard to become one of the country’s top Realtors and start his own company. Brian helps listeners understand the current market and what they can do to make their own dreams into realities. The show also features a ton of great guests, including interviews with real estate agents, motivational speakers, Hollywood, and music personalities.

YES Talk for Real Estate Agents

Agent-coach Kevin Ward took his successful book “The Book of YES: The Ultimate Real Estate Agent Conversation Guide” and converted it into a podcast. Each episode is dedicated to a part of the industry that people continually want information on.

One show may detail how to handle objections. Another will work listeners through the fear of asking for business. It’s a note-taking podcast where episodes can be revisited time and time again. It’s timelessness is what makes it one of the best podcasts for real estate agents.

Harvard Business Review Ideacast

Well, it’s Harvard. You can’t get more legit than that. This weekly podcast focuses on interviews with the top entrepreneurs and managers across the globe.

And while not a true real estate podcast, the program is directed to those who work hard to accomplish their own business dreams. Their goal is to share current information on management, economics, and marketing without selling coaching services or products. In addition to being educational, the podcast is one of the oldest online broadcasts.

The Tom Ferry Podcast Experience

While this podcast has been around for about two years, Tom has been reaching sales heights and coaching other real estate agents for nearly two decades.

In this podcast, he discusses everything related to real estate. One episode might be about making that first million-dollar sale. One week later, he might speak to people considering becoming agents. Ferry offers a well-rounded, topical show that agents can jump in on at any time.

Agent Caffeine

Kelly Mitchell is an agent filled with limitless energy. Her show is just as caffeinated as she is. It has been one of the top real estate podcasts since 2011.

Where other shows focus on the material portion of the market, “Agent Caffeine” examines how real estate and technology intersect. For instance, listeners can peruse episodes on content targeting and SEO marketing. For agents interested in how tech can help them get ahead, this is a great option.

Super Agents Live

This is a podcast for those who don’t have time to listen to others by Brian Buffini and Kevin Ward. That’s because they appear on this ongoing podcast hosted by Toby Salgado — a multi-millionaire entrepreneur himself.

Like “Agent Caffeine,” Toby’s podcast also crosses the line between the physical and virtual real estate worlds. Recent episodes have focused on the iBuyer craze, building online leads, and social media marketing.

Real Estate Coaching Radio

Tim and Julie Harris, coaches and the authors of the upcoming book “Harris Rules: A Real Estate Agent’s Practical, No-BS, Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming Rich and Free,” want to get agents selling.

This podcast is a mix of everything. There’s industry news, important advice for Realtors, and interviews with top sellers across the country. No matter if the listener is just starting out or a seasoned pro, Tim and Julie want their audience to learn something.

GSD Mode

GSD is short for “get sh!t done.” What Realtor and coach Joshua Smith wants listeners to gain from the podcast is the motivation to get up and make things happen. Not wait around for the market or circumstances to change.

In each episode, Joshua interviews superstars of the real estate world. He peels away their successes to find out how they got to where they are and what keeps them going. He even veers away from standard real estate topics. Episodes have featured conversations with real estate software developers and experts in cryptocurrency.

Agent Rise/Onion Juice Podcast

Both Onion Juice and Agent Rise are hosted by Neil Mathweg. Onion Juice recently ended it’s run with over 170 episodes and it is still worth a listen. Mathweg mixes humor, with real estate advice and great interviews. His new real estate podcast, Agent Rise with Neil Mathweg is just as good if not better. His conversations often focus on evergreen topics like lead generation, talking to buyers and sellers, and other actionable advice.

The Best Podcasts for Real Estate Agents

The best podcasts for real estate agents are entertaining, inspiring, and educational. They can motivate agents to sell more, close more quickly, and get more leads. The best part is they can be listened to in the car, in the office, or while working out. Though each show offers a slightly different style and topics covered, they are worth a listen to help transform any real estate business.