Know Your Hosts: Christopher Pellegrini&Sebastien Lemoine - a podcast by Sake On Air

Over the
past year of doing Sake On Air, believe it or not, one of the most highlyrequested show topics that we get from our listeners has been for us to do a deep-dive
exploring the backgrounds and stories of your regular hosts here on the show.Originally
a bit hesitant – the entire purpose of the show is to provide a voice to thosein and around the industry that are underrepresented – we realized that we’ve been
doing this for quite a while now without ever properly communicating to ourlisteners exactly who is involved and their
motivations behind, not only Sake On Air, but their involvement in the world ofsake.



So withthat, we bring you Part 1 of our “Know Your Hosts” series. Each episode will
include in-depth interviews with two of your regular Sake On Air hosts. Overfour episodes to be released intermittently over the coming months, you’ll have
the chance to learn a bit more about the people that came together in order tomake Sake On Air possible.



For Part1, we hear from the show’s shochu ambassador, Christopher
Pellegrini, aswell as our deep culture guru and resident Frenchman, Sebastien
Lemoine.Now that
we’ve gone through the process of recording all of these, we’re actually reallyexcited to finally share the stories of the people behind the microphones with
all of our listeners. If you have any questions for this week’s hosts (andinterviewees!), feel free to reach out to us at questions@sakeonair.com, or via the contact
page on our brandnew website.



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in motion as well.Thanks for listening, and kampai!



Sake On Air is made possible with the generoussupport of the Japan Sake&Shochu Makers
Association and is broadcast from the Japan Sake&Shochu Information Center in Tokyo. The show is a
co-production between Export Japan and Potts.K Productions, with audioproduction by Frank Walter.



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