Sip Mightily

Eddie Maisonet welcomes Nadia Mincey onto the podcast as the two friends share their journey into side hustles that evolved into something much more. Nadia details her origination story of loving natural wine, finding her voice and the perks of becoming a wine influencer. (Hint: It involves lots of wine bottles sent to her house on the regular) Plus, will Eddie and Nadia ever commit to an event collaboration in the future? 

I'm back. 

In the return of the Sip Mightily podcast, Eddie shares what's going on with him behind the scenes. Plus, Eddie talks about celebrity spirits and why Scottie Pippen's Digits Bourbon caught him off guard. Also, Eddie answers your questions, including...what bottle should you get for a groom at his bachelor's party. 

Eddie Maisonet and Jemele Hill breakdown the shenanigans of all of the fireworks going off across the country. Plus, Eddie shares his introduction to Jemele and how she put him on the spot. Jemele explains her evolution and appreciation to 1942. Ed asks Jemele about her transition from ESPN to The Atlantic, Showtime and her new show "Disruptors" with Cari Champion on Vice. Finally, could Ed and Jemele start a new podcast on wedding planning advice? 

There are few people more influential in the bourbon game and the spirits industry than Samara Rivers. The founder and creator of Black Bourbon Society hopped on the podcast to talk about the beginnings of BBS, why the spirits industry needs "us", and why Molly and Issa need to get their lives together as this episode briefly transitions into an Insecure analysis pod. You're welcome in advance. 

Few can capture the intersection of sport, culture and history like Justin Tinsley of The Undefeated, and he stopped by the podcast to discuss his appreciation for Casamigos, reminiscing over Marvin Gaye with basketball legend Pat Riley, and guessing whether Maverick Carter has more pairs of sneakers or bottles of wine in his crib. 

How does one go from running entertainment empires like Complex and Def Jam to starting his own business around barrel picks and distiller collaborations? Meet OJ Lima, who misses his Elijah Craig 12 "Big Red" and is working hard to see more sippers of color have inclusive access to our favorite spirits.