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"There is no perfect way to cook," Logan Neisel contends. As a self-taught chef himself, "Chef Lone" has mastered the craft of delicious tasting food with a display so intriguing that it tells a story. Each piece of food is meticulously designed to have significance towards the overall plate, a true form of art.
Throughout his experiences so far, Logan has created a popup dinner event series, in which he takes over a restaurant's menu and prepares a multi-course meal that, again, tells a story. Notably and well-deserved, Logan has earned the trust of many great Cleveland business, partnering with cocktail bars, restaurants, and event spaces.
As someone who appreciates the process, Logan shares stories of his mentors and the value that they have brought him, and, in turn, mentoring others who aspire to do more and dream vividly.
To continually develop, Logan keeps "One eye in the telescope and one in the microscope," so that his day-to-day vision aligns with his long-term goals and desires. This advice is applicable to all of us as we strive towards whatever it is that we want to achieve.
Tune in to episode 67 of Chats with Clark to experience a journey through a culinary mastermind and his commitment to telling stories through art on a plate, all while bringing people together through his dinner series and delicious foods.
Check out Chats with Clark, Chef Lone, and all of his work on social media by visiting the links below!
Chats with Clark
Logan Neisel
Cleveland's Prologue Dinner Series
North Coast Culinary Group
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Thanks for checking out episode 67 of the Chats with Clark Podcast!
If there is any content that YOU would like to hear featured or would like to set up an interview time, email me your questions, thoughts, or ideas at [email protected].
"Art is the soul of humanity," contends David Biro, a Cleveland large scale artist. As the founder of "Midnight Art Club," David believes that art should be an experience, because it draws people into the art and together.
Throughout Cleveland, David and his team have created exhibits that beautify the city, and he recently has taken his artwork down to Florida, where he builds and creates on the spot.
During our conversation, David makes strong recommendations for those who are looking to advance their lives. "Work three jobs, drink tons of coffee, and never quit."
Turning ideas into action is the quality that David believes allows him (and others) to perform well. Without action, ideas are mere thoughts.
Check out Chats with Clark, David Biro, and Midnight Art Club on social media by visiting the links below!
Chats with Clark
David Biro
Midnight Art Club
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Thanks for checking out episode 66 of the Chats with Clark Podcast!
If there is any content that YOU would like to hear featured or would like to set up an interview time, email me your questions, thoughts, or ideas at [email protected].
Each year teaches us something. The compiling effect of taking these lessons with us into the next year allows for us to consistently grow.
From 2025, there are five main lessons that I am implementing in 2026 to change my life for the better! What is your new goal for 2026? Leave us a comment, and thank you for listening!
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Thanks for checking out episode 65 of Chats with Clark!
If there is any content that YOU would like to hear featured or would like to set up an interview time, email me your questions, thoughts, or ideas at [email protected].
In episode 64 of the Chats with Clark Podcast, Ishmael "Ish" Khadair joins to for a conversation about the events space in Cleveland. As someone who hosts events across the country, Ishmael recognized a hole in the events space in Cleveland after moving back to his hometown from New York City.
Influenced by the lights and connective events in cities like New York, Miami, or Los Angeles, Ishmael knew that the people of Cleveland longed for this sort of fun and opportunity. So, Ishmael set out on a mission: bring back live events that people enjoy right in the city.
By creating these events, not only has Ishmael connected the people of the city, but he epitomizes the "shop local" mindset and approach by working with all local brands, DJs, event spaces, etcetera. More, Ishmael installs the opinions of people into his branding, hearing feedback and allowing for that to influence future themes and ideas.
For a city committed to its people, Ishmael has devoted to Cleveland his time, efforts, and resources, so as to bring about lively and vibrant events. "The people will come," Ishmael contends, noting the devotion of the city's people.
Tune in to episode 64 to hear stories of great business innovation, excellent strategies in developing, and the ways in which Cleveland is on the rise through prominent events hosted by Ishmael.
Check out all social media and episode-related links for Ishmael Khadair and Chats with Clark below.
Ishmael Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/call_me_ishmael___/
New Year's Eve Pop-Up: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTLeeOuEZbE/
Chats with Clark: https://linktr.ee/chatswithclark
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Thanks for checking out episode 64 of the Chats with Clark Podcast!
If there is any content that YOU would like to hear featured or would like to set up an interview time, email me your questions, thoughts, or ideas at (see pinned comment)!
From the publisher's feed
"I'm a mindset guy," I often tell people when describing the content of the podcast. During a Chats with Clark episode, we will engage a conversation about mindsets and ideas that actually matter in the world. The rationale behind our actions, the "why" in what we do, brings us together. It's those mindsets that affect our view of the world.
At the end of each episode, I hope that all of us are better than we were before thinking about the topics of that day. Thank you for tuning in!