Scott Beseler's guest appearances

Scott Beseler

Creative City Podcast

Josh Anderson

Erin Barker

Grace Dobush

Nick Rose

Katie Hicks

Catherine Richards

Jessie Cundiff

Emmit Jones

Rosie Kovacs

Regina Russo

Christina Christian

Leah Spurrier

James Marable

Ryan Cayabyab

Tasha Stewart

OwlTail

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

Photographer and CEO of The Lodge (<a href="http://thelodgeky.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thelodgeky.com</a>) 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 <a href="http://CreativeCityPodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CreativeCityPodcast.com</a> 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

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