The Voices of Land Podcast celebrates a major milestone—the 20th Anniversary of the National Land Conference (NLC)—in the city where it all began: San Antonio, Texas.

In this special episode, host Justin Osborn, ALC is joined by San Antonio native Dan Hatfield, ALC, an attendee and planner of the very first National Land Conference, to take listeners on a behind-the-scenes tour of both the conference and the city. Dan shares insider stories about how NLC nearly didn’t happen, why it has grown into one of the most anticipated events of the year, and what makes San Antonio the perfect host city.

Whether you’re attending NLC or just love discovering great destinations, you’ll also hear Dan’s recommendations on must-see attractions and favorite places to eat in San Antonio, making this episode part history, part travel guide, and all about the land community.

How do new land real estate agents use youth as a competitive advantage? On this episode of The Voices of Land podcast, host Justin Osborn, ALC, talks with Colorado land brokers Jake Hubbell, ALC, and Hallie Myhre about what it really takes to build credibility early in a land real estate career. From education and mentorship to market mastery and mindset, this conversation breaks down how young professionals turn preparation into long-term success.

On this episode of The Voices of Land podcast, host Justin Osborn, ALC, sits down with Bill Eshenbaugh, ALC, CCIM — known to many as “The Dirt Dog” — to unpack how smart site selection really happens. Drawing on decades of experience and today’s powerful data tools, Bill shares how land professionals can see opportunity sooner, advise clients more confidently, and stay ahead of market shifts.

Fraud in land real estate is evolving fast—and the consequences are real. On this episode of The Voices of Land podcast, host Justin Osborn, ALC, sits down with Kelly Frisch, broker/owner and 2025 President of the RLI Upper Midwest Chapter, to break down the scams hitting the market now and the due-diligence steps every land professional must have in place to protect clients and closings.

In this episode of the Voices of Land Podcast, host Justin Osborn, ALC sits down with RLI associate member Chad Ettmueller of JCR Settlements and tax expert Monty Walker, CPA, to unpack structured installment sales. They explore how this tool can defer capital gains, create flexible income streams, and serve as an alternative to 1031 exchanges or DSTs. Tune in to learn how structured installment sales can benefit landowners, brokers, and future generations.

In this episode of The Voices of Land podcast, host Justin Osborn, ALC, sits down with Kent Simpson—fourth-generation New Mexico farmer and representative on key NAR committees for insurance and federal finance and housing policy—to dive into the escalating challenges of insuring rural properties. From rising premiums and shrinking coverage to mitigation strategies and grant opportunities, Kent offers expert insight every land professional should hear. Tune in for a timely and practical discussion that could change how you advise clients on rural land transactions.

What's the result of nine intense days of in-person, land education? Better preparation for tough transactions, "aha" moments that lead to new perspectives, and fun swapping stories with other land agents. On this episode of The Voices of Land podcast, Bethany Kreutzer and Chris Gier share how they survived and thrived at the 2025 LANDU Education Bootcamp, and how the rigorous education and cross-country connections have provided a new edge in their land business.

What does it really take to convert raw land into a successful mixed-use development? In this episode, commercial real estate expert, Shawn Massey, ALC sits down with host Justin Osborn, ALC to share hard-won insights into the world of transitional land—from zoning delays and community resistance to infrastructure blind spots. Whether you're advising developers or listing transitional properties, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you learn how to read the landscape—literally and politically—to close smarter deals.