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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2016 · 25 MIN

Creative City #12 - Scott Beseler on Founding a Multi-Use Creative Studio

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Photographer and CEO of The Lodge (thelodgeky.com) Scott Beseler talks turning a masonic lodge into a multi-use creative studio, collaborating with Walk the Moon, and the importance of combining word-of-mouth marketing with one—to-one outreach. Scott and I talked about his vision: creating a space where his mutual friends—photographers, graphic designers, painters, screen printers, and musicians-could have a creative outlet (and stop making excuses). It took five years(!), but creative space and recording studio The Lodge, located in a former masonic temple in Dayton Kentucky, is ready to host a community of artists. We discussed starting small and expanding later, lamented about the adult conversations that have to happen in order to run a business (insurance, anyone?), and tried to pinpoint the increasingly blurred line between work and life. Visit CreativeCityPodcast.com for previous episodes, and sign up for the #CuratedCreatives newsletter to keep up with Cincinnati’s amazing community of makers. Music by The Passion Hifi

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