Southern Rogue

Many know Tyler by his trademark beard and wildly successful Instagram account, @commercial_in_nashville. Tyler has been involved in the Nashville commercial real estate market since he was 21. He's a Nashville native and has been a witness to the city's tremendous growth. Tyler is also involved through volunteer work with the Real Estate Investors of Nashville and the Nashville Junior Chamber. As President of The Cauble Group, Tyler brings buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants together through retail, office, industrial, and multi-family real estate. He’s committed to helping business owners understand the market so that they can grow their business and be part of Nashville’s future. In addition to the Cauble Group and his property management company, Parasol, Cauble is also the best-selling author of Open For Business: The Insider's Guide to Leasing Commercial Real Estate. Check out the links below for more on Tyler:  @commercial_in_nashville  @architecturenashville  www.parasolmanagement.com  www.tylerca

The music of Mary-Elaine Jenkins sounds like a premonition. Growing up in the low country of South Carolina, Mary- Elaine alway had a passion for music. Soft spoken and thoughtful, she shares her adventures and the influences that lead her life from the south to  Washington DC and Spain.  Arriving in New York City in 2013, Mary-Elaine played in venues all over the city and surrounded herself with a creative network. Through those connections, she released her debut album, Hold Still, in September 2018. In this episode, Mary-Elaine talks about how to develop a solid process and finding creativity, something we can all use. Check out the show notes to listen to the album and find out what’s next for her music.  To find more on Mary-Elaine and hear her album, check out the links below. Mary-Elaine has just announced she'll be performing at the Campout for a Cause festival and will also be touring in Europe this summer! Link to tickets are below!  Campout for a Cause: https://www.campoutforthecause.org Website an

Heather Silverman is an equestrian and small business owner who is carrying the legacy of her family. She is always up for an adventure. So when presented with the opportunity to buy her family's farm, Heather and her husband, Adam, went for it. Now owning and operating Innisfree Farm, Heather talks about combining what she loves most into a business. But for the Silvermans, it is more than a business. It is a lifestyle. In this episode, Heather shares the experiences and stories that made her who she is today.  To learn more about Innisfree Farm, check out the link below or follow along on Instagram at @innisfreefarmtn.  https://innisfree.farm

Welcome to the Southern Rogue Podcast. I love real estate, and I love renovations. This episode combines both of those and more. Autumn is a Nashville native who moved to Columbia a few years ago with her husband and two girls. They purchased one of the historic homes in the downtown district that had lots of character, but needed a lot of improvement. Autumn decided to start a blog and Instagram account to document the renovation journey. I loved talking with Autumn about the challenges of renovating a home with two small children while balancing life as an artist and a mom.  Follow Autumn and see what's next for Muletown Makeover!  https://muletownmakeover.wordpress.com @muletownmakeover 

In this episode, I interview Chaz Molder. A native of Columbia, TN, Chaz returned to Columbia after school to practice law and raise a family. Chaz was very involved in the community while growing up and discusses the initiatives he promoted as early as high school. In November 2018, Chaz was elected as the City of Columbia’s mayor. Chaz is passionate about bringing smart growth to Columbia and increasing transparency within city government. At only 35, he brings a fresh perspective to business and politics that is truly inspiring.  To learn more about Columbia, our history, and Mule Day, check out the website below!  https://www.visitcolumbiatn.com 

In this episode, I sit down with my good friend Brad Parker of AC Entertainment and Rally Patch. Brad began his career in radio in Knoxville, TN. About a year ago, Brad made the move to Nashville as he worked his way through AC Entertainment. While Brad was working with music festivals across the country, he decided to start a business with two friends called Rally Patch (an amazing hangover cure that we call black magic). Listen as Brad talks about connecting others with music, the importance of communication, and the benefits of a side hustle.  You can order Rally Patch on their website or on Amazon! Check out the links below for more information on Rally Patch and to check out the new festival hosted by AC Entertainment! http://therallypatch.com https://acentertainment.com  @rallypatch   

A few short years ago, Chris was happily working for a well known firm in Nashville when something started to shift. Taking a leap of faith, he took an opportunity to start his own business and work for himself. Sitting in his new office in the Center 615 building, we talked about the risk of starting out on his own, overcoming doubt, hiring his first employee, and constantly hustling to reach his goals. In addition to his business, Chris takes time to give back to the community and help others. In this honest conversation, Chris really opens up about living his best life and pushing through to the next level professionally and personally. For more information on the great work Chris is doing, check out his website christopheraleecpa.com or contact him at clee@christopheraleecpa.com. 

Welcome to the Southern Rogue Podcast. In this episode, I sit down with Sarah Gilliam, of Sarah Gilliam Photography. Sarah began her career in photo journalism, where she worked for the Tennessean for years. Wanting a fresh start, Sarah began freelancing and hasn't looked back. Sarah talks about the challenges of being your own boss and the pressure to constantly be creative for photo shoots. In addition to photography, Sarah and her husband, Patrick, run Hilltown Farm located outside Columbia. Hilltown not only offers workshops, but it has also been featured in Apartment Therapy twice! Check out the links below for more information on Sarah, her photography, and Hilltown. And be sure to follow along on Instagram at @sarah.gilliam Hilltown Farmhouse - Apartment Therapy  Sarah Gilliam Photography   

This is the Southern Rogue podcast. I’m your host Susan Pogue, an environmental consultant and realtor in the Nashville area. This past year, I joined my family in real estate and started pursuing projects within our brand that pushed the boundaries of what I’d always done.  This podcast isn’t perfect, and I didn’t want it to be. I wanted the conversations to be real, and I wanted those listening to hear them the way I was hearing them. I have somehow managed to pull this together by myself - thanks to lots of you tube videos and a supportive network. I cannot express enough gratitude for my family to listening to all my intros a millions times and the friends and contacts that I interviewed. I love every interview like it’s my favorite, and I still go back to my notes I took during each one. Maybe this isn’t for you, but I sincerely hope you take the time to listen and learn from these people the way I am. I am so excited to finally present the Southern Rogue Podcast.  Enjoy.