Best Real Estate Podcasts for Agents (2026)

Tom Ferry is the most recognized name in real estate coaching, and his podcast delivers the same level of tactical advice you get in his paid programs — for free. Episodes cover listing presentations, prospecting scripts, social media strategy, and market adaptation.

Best episodes to start with:

• “The Exact Script to Get More Listings” — practical word-for-word scripts
• “How to Build a $10M GCI Business” — agent interviews with real numbers
• Any market update episode for current trend analysis

The podcast works best as a Monday morning listen before your prospecting session. Ferry’s energy is high, and the scripts are immediately usable in your calls and appointments.

Pat Hiban sold over $300M in real estate before launching this podcast, and his interviews focus on the specific tactics top producers use to generate business. Every episode includes concrete numbers — GCI, lead costs, conversion rates, team size.

Why it stands out: Unlike coaching podcasts that tell you what to do, Rockstars shows you what working agents actually do. The difference matters. A top producer in Phoenix has different challenges than one in Manhattan, and the range of guests reflects that.

Listen to episodes featuring agents in markets similar to yours. Their tech stacks, marketing channels, and prospecting methods will be most relevant to your business.

Dustin Brohm’s podcast is the best resource for agents who want to generate leads through digital marketing. Episodes cover Google Ads, YouTube for real estate, Facebook lead ads, Instagram Reels strategy, and website conversion optimization.

Who this is for: Agents who want to build an online lead generation system rather than relying solely on phone prospecting and referrals. If you are running or considering Google Ads or social media marketing, this podcast is essential.

Tim and Julie Harris publish daily episodes that are short, direct, and focused on one topic: getting listings. Their style is blunt — they tell you exactly what you should be doing and do not sugarcoat it when agents make excuses.

Best for: New agents who need daily structure and accountability, or experienced agents who want a reminder to keep prospecting when business gets comfortable. Queue up an episode during your morning commute and arrive at the office ready to call.

HousingWire Daily is a news podcast, not a coaching podcast. It covers mortgage rates, housing inventory, regulatory changes, market trends, and industry M&A. Listen to it to stay informed about what is happening in the broader market so you can speak intelligently with clients.

When to listen: Before a listing presentation or buyer consultation. Knowing that mortgage rates dropped 0.25% this week or that inventory in your area is up 15% year-over-year makes you sound like the expert you are.

Bill Risser interviews leaders across the real estate ecosystem — title companies, tech founders, brokerage leaders, and MLS executives. The topics are broader than “how to get more listings,” but the insights help you understand the industry you work in.

From the Lab Coat Agents community, this podcast focuses on social media marketing, technology adoption, and real agent success stories. Nick Baldwin and Tristan Ahumada share what is actually working in the Lab Coat Agents Facebook group — one of the largest online agent communities.

Best for: Agents active on social media who want to learn what content formats and platforms are producing real leads, not just likes.

Kevin Ward’s podcast focuses on what to say in listing appointments, buyer consultations, prospecting calls, and objection handling. Every episode delivers a specific script you can practice and use immediately. His YouTube channel complements the podcast with video role-plays.

Pair with: Our cold calling scripts, expired listing scripts, and prospecting guide for a complete scripts library.

BiggerPockets is primarily an investing podcast, but agents who work with investors — or want to build their own portfolio — will find it invaluable. Understanding cap rates, cash flow analysis, and market selection makes you a better resource for investor clients.

Interviews with agents who have successfully integrated technology into their businesses. Topics include CRM automation, website lead capture, IDX strategy, and AI tool adoption. If you are evaluating technology for your business, these conversations provide real-world context. See our Real Geeks review for platform details.