In this week's episode, I look at the second of three independently owned clubs in Pennsylvania and what it takes to build, grow and run a comedy club. Jim Bryan (Church of Satire) talks to me about the balance of managing a club, a career in stand up and a family. Jim gets candid about moving to Vegas and then to Hanover, Pennsylvania , the hardships of starting a club in the pandemic, strategies in marketing and advice to anyone looking to start their own club. If you have that entrepreneurial spirit, do not sleep on this episode!
Chapters:
01:50 - Day In The Life
07:03 - Starting Out in Comedy
17:43 - The Idea Behind the Club
19:10 - Moving to Las Vegas
31:51 - Moving to Pennsylvania
35:28 - Going Back into Comedy
48:16 - Jim's Stance on Money
52:29 - Conversations with the Family
54:43 - Origin Story of the Club
1:01:05 - Physical vs Rent a Club
1:04:09 - The Squad
1:06:12 - The Plan to Make Money
1:09:23 - Jim the Comic vs Jim the Club Owners
1:21:15 - Strategies in Marketing
1:30:25 - Goals for the Club
1:33:00 - Biggest Expenses
1:35:15 - Data on the Club
1:40:35 - Handling the Competition
1:42:35 - Hardships of Running a Club
1:50:22 - Advice for Opening Your Own Club
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