Walk In Social Club
Walk In Social Club
Podcast Description
Welcome to The Walk-In Social Club Podcast! We explore health and wellness through the lens of hospitality, bars, and restaurants, sharing personal experiences and community questions. Every other Thursday, we feature special guests with insights from the hospitality world.
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The podcast delves into various themes like community building, personal growth, and wellness in the hospitality sector, with episode highlights including discussions on intentional connections, accountability buddies, and holistic work-life balance strategies.

Welcome to The Walk-In Social Club Podcast! We explore health and wellness through the lens of hospitality, bars, and restaurants, sharing personal experiences and community questions. Every other Thursday, we feature special guests with insights from the hospitality world.
Walk.In Club is back, and we’re kicking off the new season with Oakland native William Tsui, owner of Viridian in downtown Oakland, talking his path from bartending school to bar owner. We get into mentors who actually push you forward, why spreadsheets matter even if you don’t like them, and the real meaning of the 5-10 Rule (hint: it’s not just the area code). If you’ve ever wondered what’s next after bartending—or what a good pour cost should be—this one’s for you.
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