
What can 30 years of coaching teach us about leading people, building better teams, and knowing when to stop talking and start listening? In this episode of Hospitality Folks, Alicia Dick Wahlberg sits down with Fredrik...


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Hospitality Folks is a weekly video podcast about the people, ideas and technology shaping the future of hospitality, travel and tourism. Hosted by Alicia Dick Wahlberg, each episode goes beyond the job title to explore the unexpected career paths, bold choices, failures, lessons and human stories behind the people building and leading with hospitality at heart. From hotel managers and founders to innovators, entrepreneurs and industry changemakers, this is where we talk about the real people behind the industry. Come for the hospitality. Stay for the unexpected journeys.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHospitality Folks is a weekly video podcast about the people, ideas and technology shaping the future of hospitality, travel and tourism. Hosted by Alicia Dick Wahlberg, each episode goes beyond the job title to explore the unexpected career paths, bold choices, failures, lessons and human stories behind the people building and leading with hospitality at heart.
Hospitality Folks is hosted by Alicia Dick Wahlberg. The show has published 21 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Stop Managing, Start Coaching | Fredrik Bägerfeldt" (27 October 2026, 28 minutes), "Hospitality Careers Without Limits: From USA to Denmark" (20 October 2026, 39 minutes), and "You Can't Lead Until You've Swept the Kitchen Yourself | Wolfgang Schürmann on Events, Crisis & Hospitality Leadership" (3 July 2026, 35 minutes).
Hospitality Folks publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 21 episodes.
Booking probability for Hospitality Folks is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Hospitality Folks requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Hospitality Folks's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Hospitality Folks are Hotels & Lodging. Hospitality Folks has a business audience.
Alicia Dick Wahlberg hosts Hospitality Folks, a business podcast with 21 episodes published.
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What can 30 years of coaching teach us about leading people, building better teams, and knowing when to stop talking and start listening? In this episode of Hospitality Folks, Alicia Dick Wahlberg sits down with Fredrik...

What happens when you realize you were part of the resistance to change? On Hospitality Folks, Alicia Dick Wahlberg sits down with Karoline Fog, a Copenhagen-based hospitality professional with experience spanning Walt...

Day two of a five-day event. 150,000 visitors. 200 of your 600 staff are no-shows. Wolfgang Schürmann has been there. He restructured the menu, reassigned every manager, got on the radio, and delivered anyway — because...

Most hotels have an extraordinary story. Most never tell it. Regitze Cecilie Rosenvinge is the founder of Rose PR Agency — one of Scandinavia's leading hotel PR agencies, specializing in experience-led, remote, and...

What does hospitality look like when you strip away the buzzwords and start with people?In this episode of Hospitality Folks, Alicia talks with Melanie Chinwe, an operator who owned and ran S'MUVE ME Café in Nigeria...

<p>Day two of a five-day event. 150,000 visitors. 200 of your 600 staff are no-shows.</p><p>Wolfgang Schürmann has been there. He restructured the menu, reassigned every manager, got on the radio, and delivered anyway —...

<p>What does it actually mean to slow down and why are the most intentional hospitality experiences being built not in hotel lobbies, but in forests?</p><p>Katarina Alič Čretnik spent more than 15 years in digital...

<p>What would you do if you applied for a job you knew nothing about and told them exactly that? </p><p>For Annemarie, that moment changed everything.</p><p><br>She moved from the Netherlands to Sweden for love...

Episode #13
<p>What separates a truly great kitchen from a toxic one? </p><p>According to internationally experienced culinary leader Adam Mali, it comes down to one choice every leader has to make: do you lead with fear, or do you...

<p>What does a national swimmer, a bouncer in Zurich, and a personal trainer in Singapore have in common? A masterclass in people, performance, and showing up under pressure.</p><p>In this episode, Alicia sits down with...

Episode #11
<p>Julius Anders has done it the hard way and the smart way.</p><p>From hotel management school to Mandarin Oriental and Corinthia, through the lifestyle world of Mondrian London, and then six years at Numa scaling a...

<p>From sleeping in a lobby chair as a night porter to managing luxury five-star hotel openings in Stockholm—Kim Spolén's hospitality journey is the masterclass in customer relationships and authentic selling.<br>Now...

<p>S1E09: From Self-Taught to Confident—How Teams Master French Pastry in Remote African Lodges</p><p><br />When self-taught chefs in remote safari lodges discover they can master French pastry techniques—pâte sucrée...

<p>What does it take to leave a decade in finance and technology behind — and build something entirely new in one of the world's most challenging markets?</p><p><br />In this episode, Alicia Dick Wahlberg (CEO & Founder...

<p>What if venture capital is the wrong model for hospitality?<br />In this episode, we sit down with Magnus, co-founder of Nook Society, to unpack a bold idea:<br />👉 Hospitality isn’t software — and shouldn’t be...

<p>What does it really take to build a workplace where people feel heard, supported, and motivated to grow?</p><p>In this episode, we sit down with Nicki Boone, Talent Development Manager/Executive Navigator at Marriott...

<p>What does mentorship really look like in luxury hospitality, and why has it quietly disappeared for the next generation?<br></p><p>In this episode, Alicia Dick Wahlberg speaks with Daryl Kornelsen, a Canadian-born...

<p>Analice Martinsson speaks with Folksnest's Alicia Dick Wahlberg about the intersection of diplomacy, international relations, and luxury hospitality. Originally from São Paulo, Brazil, Analice shares her journey from...

<p>In this episode of Hospitality Folks, Alicia speaks with Alexander Kanonovich, Front Office Team Leader, about the global experiences that shaped his hospitality career and leadership style.Alexander shares insights...

Episode #2
<p>What does effective leadership look like in high-pressure hotel environments?</p><p>In this episode, Julia Silvia Brost shares practical insights on hotel leadership, quality assurance, and hospitality training...
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