In this Happy Hour episode, Tim and Michael open with the December spiral — too-early Christmas parties, the pressure to “catch up before the end of the year,” and the collective madness that hits hospitality every November. Their thesis? It’s okay to say no, it’s okay to push things to Jan or Feb, and it’s okay to stop saying “Happy New Year” after the first week of January. The pair riff on the emotional pressure of year-end expectations and the strange social rituals that come with it. The...
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In this Happy Hour episode, Tim and Michael open with the December spiral — too-early Christmas parties, the pressure to “catch up before the end of the year,” and the collective madness that hits hospitality every November. Their thesis? It’s okay to say no, it’s okay to push things to Jan or Feb, and it’s okay to stop saying “Happy New Year” after the first week of January. The pair riff on the emotional pressure of year-end expectations and the strange social rituals that come with it. The...
Happy Hour – What Does It Take To Be The World’s Most Innovative?
The PAX Hospitality Podcast
29 minutes
1 week ago
Happy Hour – What Does It Take To Be The World’s Most Innovative?
In this Happy Hour episode of The PAX Hospitality Podcast, Tim and Michael welcome their first-ever guest to the format: the endlessly fascinating and wildly accomplished Quentin Berthonneau of Oji House. Fresh off a two-month baking odyssey across France, Italy, and the Czech Republic, Quentin talks about travelling with his family, teaching masterclasses, and—no big deal—competing on the world stage at the Panettone World Championships. It’s been a big eight weeks. The chat jumps from Prest...
The PAX Hospitality Podcast
In this Happy Hour episode, Tim and Michael open with the December spiral — too-early Christmas parties, the pressure to “catch up before the end of the year,” and the collective madness that hits hospitality every November. Their thesis? It’s okay to say no, it’s okay to push things to Jan or Feb, and it’s okay to stop saying “Happy New Year” after the first week of January. The pair riff on the emotional pressure of year-end expectations and the strange social rituals that come with it. The...
