From Stand-Ups to Start-Ups with R. Scott Edwards
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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How owning a submarine was a fun experience, but a major financial disaster.
Why R. Scott opened a beach shack on the Big Island of Hawaii for tax benefits.
How he transitioned from owning a comedy club to working in insurance before retiring.
What R. Scott is doing to proactively maintain his multiple podcasts.
Why he emphasizes the significance of having core people to hold key aspects of a business together.
Why he relies on the important women in his life for guidance and support.
Why he believes in taking risks and jumping into opportunities.
From entertainment and hospitality to insurance and media production, R. Scott Edwards has had his fair share of diverse jobs and interesting experiences. At just 17, he launched his first business, and by 24, he had founded Laughs Unlimited, one of the earliest full-time comedy clubs in the U.S. His comedy venues in Northern California became a launching pad for legendary comedians like Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, and Garry Shandling, cementing his reputation as a pioneer in the stand-up industry.
Beyond comedy, Scott has owned and operated a wide array of businesses, including restaurants, art galleries, a submarine, and even a beach shack in Hawaii, showcasing his adaptability and keen eye for opportunity. Currently, Scott runs a Farmers Insurance Brokerage while pursuing his passion for podcasting. He hosts a comedy podcast and has launched the internationally recognized children's podcast, Aawks Amazing Adventures.
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Episode edited and produced by Carson Childers of Furlong Creative.