Kástra Elión Vodka
Three Martini Lunch Presented By Kástra Elión Vodka
THREE MARTINI LUNCH is a video podcast that celebrates the art of slowing down, indulging a little, and savoring great conversation. Hosted by Julian Cox, each episode brings together our host and a guest for a spirited, wide-ranging discussion on all thingslifestyle—culture, wellness, creativity, personal growth, modern living, and everything in between. Inspired by the iconic “three martini lunch,” the show isn’t about cocktails—it’s about carving out space to enjoy yourself. It’s about giving people permission to step away from the rush, settle in, and explore ideas that are as enriching as...
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Aug 14, 2026
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Episodes
Brooke Burke : Three Martini Lunch Presented By Kástra Elión Vodka 14.08.2026 19:56
In Episode 102 of the Three Martini Lunch Podcast, host Julian Cox sits down with television host, entrepreneur, and wellness advocate Brooke Burke over three original martinis crafted just for her by Kástra Elión Vodka. The conversation moves from Brooke's path from winning Dancing with the Stars to hosting it for seven seasons, her fitness app Brooke Burke Body, and her role on Penn & T...
Nancy Silverton : Three Martini Lunch Presented By Kástra Elión Vodka 19.06.2026 23:20
In Episode 101 of the Three Martini Lunch Podcast, host Julian Cox sits down at Osteria Mozza with Michelin-honored chef Nancy Silverton over three original martinis presented by Kástra Elión Vodka. The conversation digs into Silverton's philosophy that great food should feed the conversation rather than dominate it, her refusal to accept "good enough" as finished, and how setting a...
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