Zee, the co-founder of an adventure company in Nepal, shares his journey of using tourism to combat human trafficking. He grew up in a remote village and always had a love for adventure and climbing mountains. When he learned about the issue of trafficking and how tourism could be a solution, he decided to start his own company. The high unemployment rate in Nepal, lack of stable government, and dependence on aid are some of the factors contributing to human exploitation. Zee's company focuses on developing remote villages as tourism destinations, providing alternative income sources and preve ..read more

In this episode, host Philip Klayman interviews Kimberly Daly, a co-founder of Three Tree Coffee. Kimberly shares her journey and experiences with human trafficking, her involvement in foster care, and her role in building Three Tree Coffee. Her story highlights the importance of living with open hands and being open to unexpected paths in life. Takeaways - Living with open hands allows for unexpected opportunities and blessings. - Foster care and adoption are important ways to address the issue of human trafficking. - Challenges and difficulties can lead to personal growth and a deeper under ..read more

Dotti Groover - Skipper, founder of HeartDance Foundation, shares her journey in the fight against human trafficking and her work in strip clubs to support women trapped in the sex industry in Tampa Bay, FL. She emphasizes the importance of seeing the vulnerabilities and needs of survivors and the significance of building relationships and providing support. Dotti also discusses the role of the business community, the impact of major events on human trafficking, and the need for policy changes to protect children online. She encourages individuals to get involved by supporting local anti-traff ..read more

In this episode,  Philip, Cody and Shannon Ramsey, explore the world of experimental processed coffees. They taste three different coffees and discuss their flavors and characteristics. The favorite coffee is revealed, and the different processing methods are explained. The conversation highlights the unique and diverse flavors that can be achieved through experimental processing. Overall, the episode provides an engaging and informative exploration of specialty coffee. Takeaways  - Coffee can be a catalyst for building relationships and connecting with others.  - Experimental ..read more

Beth Gammel, co-founder of Freedom Studios, shares her journey of starting a bath and body company that employs survivors of human trafficking. She discusses the challenges and successes of providing meaningful employment opportunities and the therapeutic nature of the work. Beth emphasizes the importance of dignity and empowerment in the healing process and encourages listeners to support freedom businesses. She also highlights the need for more job opportunities and invites individuals to volunteer or donate to organizations combating human trafficking. The episode concludes with a mention o ..read more

Cold brew coffee has become increasingly popular in recent years, with the cold brew coffee industry valued at $2.5 billion in 2023 and projected to grow to $16 billion by 2032. Cold brew is brewed cold over a long period of time, resulting in a smoother flavor with lower bitterness and acidity. It also has a higher caffeine content compared to other coffee drinks. The slow extraction process and use of cold water in cold brew contribute to its unique flavor profile. Ready-to-drink cold brew products are expected to continue growing in popularity. Takeaways Cold brew coffee has experienced si ..read more

In this episode of the 'Coffee &' Podcast, Philip and Michaela are joined by Sean Fox of Pioneer Design and Marketing. They discuss the challenges of managing a growing business, and the impact of artificial intelligence on the design industry. They also review three coffee bag designs that were nominated by the Sprudgie Awards and taste those same coffees. Takeaways  - Pioneer Design and Marketing started as a church project and grew into a successful brand agency specializing in strategy, design, and performance marketing.  - The biggest challenge in managing a growing busines ..read more

In this episode, host Philip Klayman interviews Kimberly Daly, a co-founder of Three Tree Coffee. Kimberly shares her journey and experiences with human trafficking, her involvement in foster care, and her role in building Three Tree Coffee. Her story highlights the importance of living with open hands and being open to unexpected paths in life. Takeaways - Living with open hands allows for unexpected opportunities and blessings. - Foster care and adoption are important ways to address the issue of human trafficking. - Challenges and difficulties can lead to personal growth and a deeper under ..read more

Here we go again with another 3x3x3. In this episode of the, Philip and Michaela are joined by Faith Phillips and Coach Adams from the Georgia Southern Women's soccer team. They discuss their backgrounds and the hard work that goes into their sport. The hosts then introduce three Hawaiian coffees for tasting, and the group shares their thoughts on each coffee. The winner is revealed, and the episode concludes with a message of gratitude and a call to share the podcast. Order Coffee = https://threetreecoffee.com/collections/coffees GSU Women’s Soccer = https://gseagles.com/sports/wom ..read more

In this episode, Philip Klayman interviews Chris Deferio, the host and owner of Keys to the Shop podcast and consulting. They discuss the complexity of coffee shop operations and the purpose of the podcast in addressing the challenges of people, operations, and quality. Chris shares his competition journey and why he decided to step back from judging. They also talk about the misconceptions of running a coffee shop and the importance of embracing the journey and deriving joy from other people's joy. The biggest challenge in running a coffee shop is identified as people. In this conversation, C ..read more