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The podcast for women who want to stay safe, feel strong, and own their power! Brought to you by Julie Waite and Dene Josham of Streetwise Defence, this podcast is your go-to guide for staying safe, feeling strong, and taking control of your personal security. With years of experience empowering women, Julie brings real-world insights, while Dene—an elite self defence expert and former bodyguard of Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, and Russell Crowe—shares tried-and-tested strategies to stay safe, ...
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Realtor Safety and Self Defence

Rob & Beth Andress

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Realtor Safety and Self Defence is a bold podcast hosted by the dynamic husband and wife team of Rob and Beth Andress. As the founders and operators of Street Safe Self Defence, they bring a wealth of violence prevention knowledge and experience to the table. Rob has over 3 decades of experience as a real estate professional and understands the risks you face every day in your industry. Together, Rob and Beth have changed the way real estate professionals do their jobs and helped thousands o ...
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Do you find yourself constantly saying yes when you want to say no? Apologising when you've done nothing wrong? Feeling drained from people-pleasing or afraid of disappointing others? You're not alone—and it's time to take your power back. Why Confidence, Self-Worth and Boundaries Are the Foundation of Emotional Self Defence In this episode of Self…
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Do you struggle to say “no” without feeling guilty? Do certain people drain your energy, leaving you emotionally exhausted? Setting boundaries is one of the most powerful tools for protecting your mental and emotional well-being, yet many people find it difficult to do. In this episode, Julie Waite and Dene Josham explore the critical role of bound…
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Are you dealing with a toxic relationship? Feeling manipulated, gaslit, or emotionally drained? You’re not alone. In this episode, we break down emotional abuse tactics, gaslighting, manipulation, and how to reclaim your power. In this episode, Julie Waite and Dene Josham discuss the complexities of toxic relationships and the importance of emotion…
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Understanding the Cycle of Abuse and How to Break Free What if the person you loved became your biggest threat? For many victims of domestic abuse, the danger isn’t always obvious—until it’s too late. TRIGGER WARNING This video addresses sensitive topics, including domestic abuse, controlling behaviour, and emotional trauma. If the content feels ov…
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Imagine this—you’re walking home, maybe it’s late, maybe it’s just a quiet street, but something feels… off. Your heart races, you glance over your shoulder, and that little voice inside asks: Am I being followed? In this episode of Self Defence for Women – Live an Empowered Life, Julie Waite and elite self-defence expert Dene Josham—a former A-lis…
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In this episode of 'Self Defence for Women', Julie Waite and self-defence expert Dene Josham (former bodyguard of Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and Russell Crowe) explore the multifaceted nature of self-defence, emphasizing that it encompasses not just physical techniques but also mental awareness, emotional resilience, and the importance of setting bo…
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In this episode Rob and Beth discuss the issue of "creepers" or low-level sexual predators in the real estate industry. They highlight the importance of setting boundaries and not tolerating inappropriate behaviour, even if it might risk losing a potential client. They recommend the book "Creepology: Self-Defence for Your Social Life" by Anna Balda…
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In this episode Rob and Beth discuss the concept of a "process predator" in the real estate industry, based on an article by Lee Goldstein and Dave Ledger. A process predator is an individual who learns from contacting multiple realtors, becoming more familiar with their routines and language, and developing a process to attack them. These predator…
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It’s an odd problem being too polite. But realtors often put their safety at risk by being overly polite and accommodating. Admirable qualities for sure but they can lead to them ignoring their intuition when something feels off. Real Estate agents need to control their environment and not be afraid to say no when necessary. And an important point,…
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In a discussion about realtor safety mobile apps, Beth and Rob express their skepticism about the effectiveness of these tools. Safety starts with the individual, not with a gadget or app. There are limitations with safety apps, such as the delay in response time and the potential for false alarms. And the nature of violent attacks is speed and unp…
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There are misconceptions about self-defence tools… even dangers. And this applies to realtors in particular. Carrying such tools, like pepper spray or knives, can escalate situations and potentially put the realtor in more danger. The real self-defence tools are situational, environmental, and self-awareness. More than ever there’s a need for prope…
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She’s known as “Tracey the Safety Lady.” Tracey Hawkins transitioned from being a real estate agent to becoming a safety expert. In this episode she shares her passion for ensuring the safety of realtors, emphasizing the importance of awareness and preparedness in the face of potential dangers. The conversation also touches upon the significance of…
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September is Realtor Safety Month across North America. This episode is dedicated to helping real estate professionals stay safe during open houses. Some of these tips, while highly effective, are counter intuitive, tips such as keeping the door UNlocked, never leading clients into rooms (despite what you’ve been taught), and marking on the sign-in…
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Everything about it just felt like another real estate meeting. Kim Wiley had met a prospective client at an open house. She eventually went to the man’s home for an evaluation meeting both his wife and his kids. No red flags. Eventually they’d gone out looking at possible investment properties twice. The third time they were looking through a home…
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A harrowing real-life incident shattered Rob and Beth's confidence. It also fueled their relentless quest to craft the ultimate form of self-defence. Rob and Beth Andress are now the owners of Street Safe Self Defence and launching their new podcast. They’ve developed programs specific to real estate agents to help them stay safe. Central to their …
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In real estate a profound understanding of both social violence and anti-social violence is imperative. Social violence, footed in interpersonal conflicts and disputes, can emerge unexpectedly during negotiations or interactions with clients, requiring deft de-escalation and conflict resolution skills. Conversely, anti-social violence, driven by pr…
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Realtors need to use social media. That’s a given. But in today’s digital age, predators exploit the power of social media to lure and gather information about potential victims, making it a crucial topic for realtors to grasp. Real estate agents can’t overlook the inherent risks associated with social media marketing. Contact Us Our website https:…
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