
Served Up - The Podcast, hosted by Bridget Albert, highlights conversations on topics like advocacy, entrepreneurship, and belonging with food & beverage industry and social justice thought leaders representing our diverse hospitality community. Brought to you by Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits + ZUNU.online Productions
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 296 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

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Kristina Kelley, the Executive Director of the Washington State Wine Commission and Eric explore how Kristina is shaping the global identity of Washington State Wines through storytelling, advocacy, and innovation. She shares insights on the evolutio... more
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Bridget is the best host and Served Up is amazing! So engaging.
Bridget does SUCH an incredible job of connecting with guests and sparking meaningful discussion. Whether you’re in the industry or just looking to be inspired, this is a MUST listen!!
Very entertaining and informative. Relatable to people both in and out of the beverage alcohol community!
Loved the comraderie with Sam Heughan. Can’t wait to try Sassenach Gin
Loved the podcast episode with Mary Barranco. Well done.
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The show centers on leadership, craft, and culture within the beverage and hospitality ecosystems, with a strong emphasis on mentorship, inclusivity, and ethical practices. Conversations span career journeys in bartending, distilling, winemaking, wine education, and corporate roles, alongside broader themes like advocacy, education, and social impact. Episodes frequently highlight community building, sustainability, and innovation in the industry, offering practical career guidance and real-world insights for both industry rookies and veterans. A notable pattern is the blend of craft-focused storytelling with larger conversations about equity, mentorship, and humane leadership within a dynamic, hospitality-driven culture.
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Recent guests on Served Up include:
1. Kristina Kelley
2. Naomi Ayala Collier
3. Bobby DeMars
4. Ian Burrell
5. Ryan Mills
6. Peter Vestinos
7. Paul Clarke
8. Juan Muñoz-Oca
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