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Welcome to BARVOX, the podcast that takes you beyond the bar and into the world of hospitality, creativity, and success stories.
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400 Weddings, One Heart Procedure: What Events Are Really Doing to You (opens the original)
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In this episode of Barvox, we sit down with Catalina from Tandem Weddings, a wedding photographer who left Romania swearing she would never shoot another wedding, and now works across Europe with her husband Andrei. We talk about what working events actually costs you. The pressure of a day you cannot redo. Vendors who bring their ego to work. Twelve to sixteen hour shifts, and the drive home where you cannot speak. Catalina shares how a camera her mother bought for a month's salary became a bus
Sune Urth on Akvavit, Cocktail History & What Bartenders Get Wrong (opens the original)
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In this episode of Barvox, we sit down with Sune Urth, Head of Communication and Education at Copenhagen Distillery, author, educator, and former bar manager at some of Copenhagen’s most influential venues. We talk about cocktail history, Nordic drinking culture, and why understanding drinks is very different from simply memorizing recipes. Sune shares how trends used to move through bars in waves, from Sex and the City making Cosmopolitans explode to the rise of Caipirinhas, and why pop culture
Bar Magician: Why Most Bartenders Are Missing What Guests Actually Need (opens the original)
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In this episode of Barvox, we sit down with Anders Fox, a bar magician and guest experience consultant who has built his career around one simple idea: people don’t come to bars for drinks, they come for connection. We talk about how hospitality has shifted away from human interaction, why many bartenders focus on the wrong things, and how understanding guests on a deeper level can completely transform the experience. Anders shares stories from behind the bar, including the moment a funeral part
How a Chef Ended Up Designing Glassware for the Danish Royal Wedding + Sold 400M Glasses (opens the original)
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In this episode of Barvox, we sit down with Jesper Efferbach, owner Jeff&CO, a Danish designer whose journey started in hospitality and eventually led him to design glassware for the Danish Royal Wedding.We talk about creativity in the hospitality industry, the importance of first impressions in dining, and how skills learned behind a bar or in a kitchen translate into leadership, business, and design.Jesper also shares what it was like to meet the Danish Queen and see his work used at the Royal
Why Your Bar Is Failing Before You Even Open - Copenhagen’s Longest‑Running Cocktail Bar Owner (opens the original)
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Have you ever dreamed of running a world‑class bar; and still having a life outside of it? Well, what if the secret wasn’t cocktails at all, but discipline, boundaries, and unapologetically high standards? In this new episode, Manuel Lica sits down with Kirsten Holm, legendary owner of KBAR in downtown Copenhagen. With 42 years in the industry and 23 years leading the city’s longest‑running cocktail bar, Kirsten helped introduce serious cocktail culture to Denmark long before it was fashionable.
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