Posts tagged: podcast

How do you visually sell coffee beyond the bean and packaging? What role do subscriptions play in building successful WooCommerce sites? I chatted with the Do the Woo Podcast about these questions and more, sharing insights from our journey building e-commerce experiences for coffee roasters and how we're helping coffee shops navigate challenging times.

Kandace joins Boss Barista to talk about utilizing technology during a crisis. They explore questions such as: "How can technology help us retain and pay baristas during the global pandemic?"

We've done it again, folks. Introducing The Double Shot, a new podcast where Raymond and I talk business, design, coffee, technology, and whatever else occurs to us as we trip through this beautiful world. From reluctant keynoting to maker vs. manager schedules, our first four episodes explore the intersection of creativity and business."

Fifteen episodes into Unpacking Coffee Season Two, we've challenged ourselves with custom opening songs for each roaster, a new website, and exciting collaborations. We're covering La Marzocco Café's roasters in residence, deepening our partnership with Roast Magazine, and sourcing diverse roasters from fully Colombian Devoción to 100% direct trade Forty Weight. Plus, bonus interview extras because our chats are too good to waste.

A coffee adventure podcast for Literary Art's presentation of The Moth.

On the hunt for a new podcast to listen to? Team Needmore shares their favorites.

Our newly released video podcast, unpacking coffee branding, packaging, and overall story one episode, one bag at a time.

We love the people that live and work around Portland. So, we talk to them.

Why spend time with friends and family for the holidays, when you could be reading our book from The Job?

Needmore chats with Trish Grantham, Jami Curl, Daily Tous Les Jours, Thayer Gignoux, and Clayton Cotterell.

Bring your Portland friends along on your long weekend.

Nourish body and soul with interviews from author and bicycle enthusiast Evan P. Schneider and Portland Meat Collective founder Camas Davis.