At the Kitchen Table

At The Kitchen Table is a podcast where gratitude meets ambition! Amanda DiVito Parle is thrilled to have you join her on this journey as she celebrates the incredible mentors and industry professionals who have shaped her path to success. In each episode, we’ll gather around the metaphorical kitchen table to share inspiring stories of entrepreneurship, collaboration, and life lessons that have fueled our journeys. From the high-stakes world of real estate to the heartfelt moments of community, we’ll explore what it truly means to lift each other up and give thanks for the invaluable support we receive along the way. So, whether you’re a budding entrepreneur or just someone eager to learn from the best, get ready for a joyful ride filled with authentic conversations, practical insights, and plenty of inspiration. Let’s dive in and discover how together we can create a ripple effect of gratitude and success!

At the Kitchen Table is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 52 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts At the Kitchen Table, a business show with 52 episodes published.

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  Episode #51

  At the Kitchen Table: John and Kelly Parnigoni

  Sep 17, 202631 min

  In this episode of At the Kitchen Table, Amanda DiVito Parle sits down with John and Kelly Parnigoni of Insight Inspections to explore the home inspection business and the important role inspections play in helping buyers understand what they’re purchasing. John shares how his background in general contracting and home building led him to acquire Insight Inspections, and discusses what he looks for when evaluating a property—from structural concerns, roofs, sewers, moisture, and mold to routine maintenance issues and the varying quality of new construction. He also shares memorable inspection stories and explains why his role is to provide clear, practical information without unnecessarily alarming buyers. Kelly joins the conversation to discuss the operational side of their family-owned business, including creating a simple, responsive inspection process and delivering personalized service during a fast-moving and often stressful stage of a real estate transaction. Together, they highlight the value of experience, trust, communication, and a thoughtful inspection process in helping homeowners make informed decisions about one of their largest investments.

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  Episode #49

  At the Kitchen Table: Rhys Duggan

  Sep 3, 202634 min

  In this episode of At the Kitchen Table, Amanda DiVito Parle sits down with Rhys Duggan , a Denver-based real estate developer and founder of Revesco Properties, to discuss his journey from Vancouver and the Bahamas to some of Colorado’s most distinctive development projects. Rhys shares the story behind his work on Elitch Gardens and his newest venture, The Farm at The Fort in Morrison, where he and his partners are taking stewardship of the historic Fort Restaurant while carefully modernizing it and preserving its legacy. The conversation explores plans for a 50-home luxury residential community, a working farm that will support a farm-to-table experience at the restaurant, and the infrastructure needed to ensure the historic property thrives for generations to come. Throughout the discussion, Rhys emphasizes thoughtful development, community collaboration, and creating projects that respect the land, the surrounding neighborhood, and the history that came before—demonstrating that successful development can be about more than density and profit, but also about building something meaningful and lasting.

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  Episode #46

  At the Kitchen Table: Claudine Phillips

  Jul 23, 202641 min

  At the Kitchen Table: Claudine Phillips

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  Episode #51

  Denver Housing Market Update — May 2026: Why a 1% Price Dip Feels Like 10%

  Jun 26, 202621 min

  Is the Denver market crashing, or just catching its breath? Each month, Amanda DiVito Parle breaks down the latest housing data straight from RE Colorado's InfoSparks platform, covering the full 17-county Greater Denver region, into the four numbers that actually drive the market: inventory, days on market, number of closings, and average price. In this episode, Amanda covers: Single family inventory down 7% year-over-year, while condo inventory ticks up Days on market stretching to 54 days for single family homes and 66 for condos Closings pacing 1% ahead of last year, on track for roughly 55,000 sales in 2026 Average price holding nearly flat, down just 1% year-over-year, even though it feels like more Why Colorado is seeing net out-migration for the first time in Amanda's career, and what that means for housing demand How interest rates, insurance costs, property taxes, and HOA dues are stacking up to squeeze monthly payments

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  Episode #44

  At the Kitchen Table: Alan Slabaugh and Michael McCarron

  Jun 25, 202637 min

  At the Kitchen Table: Alan Slabaugh and Michael McCarron

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