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The Venue Podcast

Welcome to The Venue Podcast, the essential twice-weekly audio experience airing every Monday and Wednesday, meticulously tailored for current and aspiring wedding venue owners.Hosted by Lindsay Lucas and Kinsey Roberts, seasoned experts in the wedding industry, this podcast…

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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    50/50 Business Partnerships: What I Learned Co-Owning a Wedding Venue (opens the original)

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    Vista View Events existed for five years before Kinsey owned all of it. For those five years she had a business partner — a true fifty-fifty, and a family member on top of it. In this episode, Kinsey tells listeners what a two-person equity partnership actually is, what it felt like to live inside one, and why the structure you choose on day one follows you for years. She breaks down why an even ownership split creates a built-in deadlock risk, why "we're family" so often replaces a real agreeme

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    How Exclusive Vendor Partnerships Work at a Wedding Venue (opens the original)

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    Most venue owners have a recommended vendor list. Almost none of them have an exclusive vendor partnership — and the difference is worth real money and a dramatically better client experience. In this episode, Kinsey pulls back the curtain on the partnership she's had for years with her wedding coordinator at Vista View Events, breaking down what separates a casual referral from a formalized business arrangement. She covers the moment that pushed her to formalize the relationship, what a real pa

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Part 2: Niche Venues and the Trends that Support Them (opens the original)

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    If the last episode was about the value end of the barbell economy, this one is about the other side of it. Luxury clientele aren't disappearing in 2026 — they're spending more intentionally, and private estate venues are exactly where that spending is landing. In this episode, we dig into why affluent couples are choosing smaller guest lists on purpose, why "destination feel without the destination hassle" is becoming the new standard for luxury weddings, and how one venue owner built a private

  4. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Behind the Mic: What to Expect from The Venue Podcast (opens the original)

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    Consistency has been the name of the game for most podcasts — but not this one, at least not right now. In this episode, Kinsey and Lindsay get honest about why they're stepping away from a rigid release schedule and embracing a little unpredictability instead. They walk through the real reasons behind the shift, why it doesn't mean a drop in quality or commitment to the show, and what listeners can actually expect (and not expect) going forward. This one's less about wedding venue trends and mo

  5. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Niche Venues and the Trends that Support Them (opens the original)

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    Guest lists might be shrinking — but that doesn't mean the wedding industry is slowing down. In this episode, we break down the data behind the micro wedding growth in certain markets, why economic pressure is reshaping how couples plan, and how one venue owner read the market early enough to build exactly what couples are asking for right now. What You'll Learn: Why micro weddings (fewer than 50 guests) grew 23% year-over-year heading into 2026 What's driving the search surge for micro wedding

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