For the flippingthebarrel.com headquarters phone number in the USA, the site publishes one number, +1 415 5552467, and one email address, flippingthebarrel@gmail.com. It names no headquarters, no street address and no legal entity.

This guide covers a lookup task: confirming what Flipping the Barrel is, then choosing the right published channel for a sales, sponsorship or partnership request. The company publishes a topic picker on its contact form, so use that to route a business enquiry.

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flippingthebarrel.com: The Fact Box

Field What the official pages publish Checked
Trading name Flipping the Barrel, abbreviated FTB November 6, 2026
Legal entity Not named on the pages checked November 6, 2026
Business activity An energy-industry podcast network and community, with events, partner sponsorships, careers content and consulting and branding enquiries. The about page says two co-founders started it in 2019 November 6, 2026
Country Not stated. The pages refer to the US energy industry, and "Houston, TX" appears in listings on the home page November 6, 2026
Headquarters The word is not used on the pages checked November 6, 2026
Address None published November 6, 2026
Phone +1 415 5552467, on the contact page and the sponsorship page. It is not described as a switchboard and no extensions are listed November 6, 2026
Email flippingthebarrel@gmail.com, on the contact page and the sponsorship page. It is a Gmail address, not an address on flippingthebarrel.com November 6, 2026
Contact form Yes, with first name, last name, email, contact number and message fields, and a picker for Speak, Sponsorships, Consulting, Podcast, Networking or Branding November 6, 2026
Departments None listed with separate phones or inboxes. The picker is the only routing the page offers November 6, 2026
Direct dials None published November 6, 2026

Fact: the site gives one number, one Gmail inbox and one form with a topic picker. Inference: the 415 area code is a San Francisco Bay Area code, while Houston appears in the site's listings, so the number does not show where the team sits. Opinion: use the form with the right topic for a business enquiry, and treat the number and the inbox as shared, general channels.

A Gmail Inbox Is Not a Company Domain

The published inbox sits on gmail.com. That does not make it wrong, because small media and community businesses often use one. It does mean a domain check, such as matching an address to flippingthebarrel.com, cannot confirm it. The confirmation here is that the company's own contact page and sponsorship page both list it. Send to it only from the page's own listing, and do not guess a name@flippingthebarrel.com address.

Headquarters or Address?

No page gives an address, so there is nothing to call a headquarters. If you need a postal address, for example for a contract or an invoice, ask for it through the form or the inbox before you send anything.

Which Request Goes Where

Request Published route Notes
Sponsorship or advertising The form, topic "Sponsorships", or the "Get in touch" block on the Why FTB page The sponsorship page repeats the same inbox and number
Partnership or networking The form, topic "Networking" No separate partnerships inbox is listed
Speaking or a guest spot The form, topics "Speak" or "Podcast"
Consulting or branding The form, topics "Consulting" or "Branding"
Vendor or procurement enquiry The form, with the topic closest to your offer, or the inbox No procurement contact is published
Jobs and career stories The careers page Separate from the business enquiry route
Direct dial or named person None published The about page names the founders; no direct lines are given

Reaching Flipping the Barrel in Six Steps

  1. Confirm the entity. The pages describe an energy-industry podcast network and community called Flipping the Barrel.
  2. Open the contact page. It shows the form, the inbox and the number together.
  3. Pick the topic. Choose the closest of the six options before you write, because it is the page's only routing.
  4. Write one short message. Give your company, what you offer or want, and a date if you have one.
  5. Check the inbox only from the page. Copy it from the contact page and do not infer other addresses.
  6. Record the source and date. Write the page, the field and the day, and mark anything unstated as "not published".

An Example: Sponsorship Enquiry From a Supplier

Suppose an oilfield-services supplier wants to sponsor an episode. A directory shows a head office and a "partnerships manager". The site publishes neither. It publishes a form topic called "Sponsorships" and a "Get in touch about sponsorship opportunities" block with the same Gmail inbox and number. A decision checklist: if you want to sponsor, use the form topic. If a directory gives a different number, treat it as unconfirmed. If an address is needed for paperwork, ask for it. If a person's name appears in a listing, address your message to the form, not to a guessed mailbox.

What Lead Seeker Does Here

Lead Seeker is a sales-intelligence tool. If you sell to media, events or energy-industry audiences, Lead Compass reads your website and ICP to suggest accounts, and a search returns verified people with the public signal behind each one. To check a record before you use it, see B2B contact verification methods. To organise what you found about one account, see the prospect dossier template.

Limitations

  • A company can change a number or inbox at any time. Check its pages again before you rely on this.
  • "Not published" applies to the pages checked on the date shown.
  • No address, legal entity, headquarters or department contacts are stated.
  • The phone number is listed but not described, so the pages do not say who answers it or when.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the flippingthebarrel.com phone number?

The contact page and the sponsorship page list +1 415 5552467. It is not described as a switchboard and no extensions are listed.

Where is Flipping the Barrel headquartered?

The pages give no address and do not use the word headquarters. The site does not say which country the company is registered in.

What email address does Flipping the Barrel use?

The contact page and the sponsorship page list flippingthebarrel@gmail.com. It is a Gmail address, not one on the company's own domain. The contact form is the other published route.

How do I reach Flipping the Barrel about a sponsorship?

Use the contact form and pick "Sponsorships", or the "Get in touch" block on the Why FTB page. Both lead to the same inbox and number.

Does Flipping the Barrel publish a legal company name?

Not on the pages checked. The site names a brand and two co-founders but no registered entity.

How This Guide Was Built

The six steps and the route tables are this guide's own method. Each field in the fact box comes from the company's own pages, dated in the table, and a field is marked "not published" only when the pages checked do not state it. Fact, Inference and Opinion mark what a source states, what follows from it and what the author recommends. This is a November 6, 2026 snapshot.

Sources

About the Author

Bob Generale is President of Percepture. He works across SEO, AI search, digital PR, sales intelligence and AI-powered revenue systems, with a focus on connecting visibility, buyer intent and sales action.

Next Steps

Use the contact form with the closest topic, ask for a postal address if you need one, and write down "not published" for any field the pages do not state. To find verified business contacts at accounts that match your own profile, find your next 5 business leads free and check the terms on that page.