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“This podcast is a great way to learn about the food service industry in the triangle. Even if you are from another region, there is much to glean from how notable restaurant and hospitality professionals reached success in chasing their dreams. Some particularly interesting interviews include Raleigh Raw, Bob Peters, and Matty Beason. North Carolina has a robust and innovative food scene and this podcast does much to help help generate support for it.”
Rachaelonia via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/12/17
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“Love learning about NC's food and beverage scene from Max and Matt, easily the most entertaining podcast hosts I've yet to hear. The conversations are also super informative yet very entertaining! I always look forward to who will be on the podcast next. 10/10 recommend!”Read full review »
TheKrakenLauren via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/04/19
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“Great podcasts to listen to. Love learning about food and drinks in the great state of North Carolina. Very informative and engaging! Keep up the good work!”
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08/12/17
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“As an avid fan of booze, this is a fun podcast that focuses on North Carolina. I'm not from the NC, but I like hearing about of the different aspects of the food and drink industry. But I'd love to hear something from some brewers! Get a beer guy on the show!”
BourbonHog via ·
01/07/17
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