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Have you ever needed a shot or a drink to get through a rough moment!? Our current state of affairs in the world is a PERFECT time for such an action... or is it?! Tune in as we THINK and DRINK with Tequila expert, Jay Silverman!
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In Episode 2, we talk about knowing when to leave situations and fire your damn self! Our guest will be New York’s own, bartender Athena Castillo! She speaks the truth!
We have all had to rid ourselves of certain unwanted energy. Whether you are overseeing a bar or in your personal life, there are certain actions that are cause for dismissal. Join us as we drink and think with Harlem Bartender, Naima Williams as she shares her love for bartending and methods for c…
Bartenders have one of the most interesting jobs in the world! The secrets to there success can benefit anyone... in any career! Join L.D. Morrow, former bartender, comedian and author of the new book, Think Like a Bartender, as she drinks and thinks with some of the most successful bartenders arou…
We are drinking and thinking with bartender and musician, Shane Smith. In this episode, we chop it up about the challenges of focusing on your job when your personal life and other issues are top of mind.
We are drinking and thinking with New York’s own, bartender Athena Castillo This episode we discuss firing yourself.. from a bar, job, friendships or relationships. And trust me, she does not hold back!! We can all get better at ‘leaving’ negative environments.
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