
Uncovering the untold stories about coffee
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsFood | |||

Davy Ball is the Founder of Draped in Blue and one of the Co-Founders of Now and Then, a now closed coffee bar that provided a fine dining coffee experience.
In this podcast Davy and Kirk are recording in Chef Sean Brock's office in Nashville with ... more
Kirk has reached the means streets of Calgary, Alberta in Canada.
In Calgary one of the worlds most reputable specialty coffee roasters is there, Rosso Coffee Roasters.
Rosso was started by David Crosby who is a 2x World Barista Championship coac... more
George Howell is the Founder of George Howell Coffee and one of the most influential forces in the coffee industry ever.
Many know him as the man who created the Frappuccino, which he sold the rights of to Starbucks. Such was his influence in the 9... more
Nemesis Coffee are based in Vancouver and have multiple venues spanning specialty coffee focused venues and bakeries.
The owners Jes and Albert blew Kirk away with the coffee quality and service throughout the Vancouver leg of the 'Freedom Tour!'
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The host Kirk Pearson has no clue as to what he is talking about. He suffers from major TDS. His lack of knowledge on coffee is only surpassed by his lack of understanding of geo politics.
It’s entertaining and informative. Kirk does a fantastic job as a host
If you’ve ever wondered how your morning cuppa became such a personality trait, this podcast is for you. Kirk Pearson, barista by day, podcast wizard by night. The guy serves up great chats, coffee nerdery and deep insights without taking himself too seriously
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A show focused on coffee culture, innovation, and industry dynamics, featuring interviews with roasters, baristas, and founders who push the boundaries of what coffee can be. Episodes frequently explore experimental techniques, sustainability, branding, and the business realities of running cafes or coffee-focused ventures. Notable moments include deep dives into PBDS, co-fermentation, and trends that move specialty coffee toward broader audiences, often anchored by a candid, if sometimes provocative, host who blends technical insight with personal anecdotes. The format tends to mix hands-on how-tos, industry debates, and guest perspectives from across the coffee supply chain, making it a valuable listen for operators, enthusiasts, and mark... more
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Recent guests on The Coffee Show include:
1. Mark Crotti
2. Nic Petrie
3. Ryan Caisley
4. Anthony Douglas
5. James Coburn
6. Tom Noble
7. Charlie Hurst
8. Will Sudlow
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