In Episode 26 of "Hangin' With The Home Boys," the conversation heats up as a storm brews over northeast Kansas. As October 30th brings unseasonable tornado warnings, the boys dive into the local weather's quirks and its historical impacts on Topeka, especially the devastating 1966 tornado. This episode intertwines real estate insights with personal anecdotes, showcasing how past events shape the present housing landscape. From discussions about the importance of basements in Tornado Alley to the architectural footprints left by historical weather events, this episode provides a unique blend of meteorology and real estate expertise. Whether you're a history buff, weather enthusiast, or real estate investor, there's something in this whirlwind episode for you. Join us as we navigate through the storms of the past to understand their lasting impact on our community and housing market.
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Hosts: Luke Thompson & Christopher Glenn
Podcast produced by Neil Schober
Recording & Editing by Neil Schober
Email - hanginwiththehomeboys@gmail.com
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