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What does it really take to build an inclusive queer space from scratch?
The team sits down with long-time partner and DJ Graham to look back at the chaos, failed kitchen ideas (casseroles, anyone?), and trial-and-error marketing behind Frankie J’s.
From launching Nashville Bear Nights to building a space where everyone belongs, we share the unfiltered truth about hospitality, business, and community.
Questions, Comments, or know someone who we should have on the podcast? Email us at askjpod@gmail.com!
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