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In Episode 6 of the Home Barista Podcast, I'm tackling a hotly debated topic in the coffee industry: is the rise of home baristas and better home coffee equipment killing cafes?
With the increasing popularity of home brewing and the availability of high-quality and affordable equipment, more and more people are turning to home brewing rather than visiting cafes. This is causing a decline in business for cafes, cafe owners, coffee roasters, and restaurants.
In this episode, I share thoughts from industry experts that I spoke to around this topic to understand the extent of the problem and the reasons behind it. I'll also be sharing some thoughts on how I believe cafes facing these challenges can and maybe short adapt to the changing market.
If you're a cafe owner, coffee roaster, or restaurant, this episode is essential listening. You'll gain valuable insights from me as a customer into the current situation.
Whether you're a business owner or a coffee enthusiast, you won't want to miss this episode. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges facing cafes and learn about the actions that can be taken to support them.
Don't miss out on this informative and thought-provoking episode of the Home Barista Podcast, where we explore the question, is the rise of home baristas and better home coffee equipment killing cafes? and what can be done to help them out? So, tune in and join the conversation!
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers.
Here we are coming to the end of 2022! Like what the heck? How has this even happened? This year has been a flash, I know we say that every year, but seriously this year has FLOWN BY!
Today's episode is a quick thank you message from me to round out the year. I had planned to release a whole episode about a specific topic but after listening back to the recording and re-watching the video I wasn't happy with either of them and sat there thinking to myself "What are you even talking about here?" hahaha. So, that episode got scrapped and I took the opportunity to record a thank you episode for you all as 2022 has been a huge year for me as The Drumming Barista and in my personal life as Sean.2022 has seen the launch of the Home Barista Podcast, The Drumming Barista on YouTube, and Being invited to fly to Auckland to be a judge at the New Zealand Aeropress Champs, Hitting 2000 followers on Instagram, connecting with so many new coffee and alcohol brands, food brands, international coffee content creators and welcoming so many new people and faces into The Drumming Barista global community. It’s been busy that’s for sure. But, I wouldn't want it any other way.
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So, for the sake of keeping this description short. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for all the love and support towards me and The Drumming Barista community this year. Thank you for becoming a part of it and for sticking around. It honestly means the world and without you guys, on my side, I couldn't do this without you.
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers!
I hope you are all doing super well. I am so excited (as always) to be back behind the microphone and to be bringing you a new episode of Coffee Break here on the Home Barista Podcast.
Today's episode is one that has taken far too long for me to create and for that, I apologise but Hey, here we are. Better late than never that's for sure. I am talking about how I, The Drumming Barista have trained my palate over the 6 - 7 years that I have taken coffee and being a home barista more seriously than it just being a hobby. As mentioned in the podcast this is a question that I get asked so often and to be honest, I have forgotten how many times I have been asked.
I believe that this episode is one to listen to a couple of times as I share a lot of information on a lot of different aspects of how I have trained my palate and it may be a little overwhelming and or hard to take in the first time round of listening. So, I would encourage you to save or bookmark this episode so that you can keep coming back to it. I also, encourage you to have a notepad and or a note open on your phone, tablet or computer that you can use to take notes when I share my top 5 points for this topic and how once again I have trained my palate to be at the place it is today.
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ANNOUNCEMENT TIME
I am super excited to announce that I partnered up with one of Christchurch's best and longest-standing roasters C4 Coffee as their newest affiliate. So, if you are on the market this week or the following week for some fresh coffee, then be sure to click my affiliate link in my bio to browse what C4 Coffee has to offer. I highly recommend their latest Colombian single-origin the Nectario Zuñiga Lactic Natural Light / Filter Roast. I have a bag of this at home at the moment and it is blowing my mind with how crazy and delicious this is. Singing of Passionfruit and Passionfruit. It is like a pornstar martini and a pina-colada cocktail had a love child. It is perfect as a cold brew and or flash brew for the warm weather that we are enjoying here in New Zealand here at the moment.
My next recommendation would be to check out their soon-to-be-released super limited edition, rare micro-lot, award-winning coffee which C4 Coffee are calling the odyssey range which is currently on pre-order. They come in a beautiful-looking 100g tin and you get a washed processed Colombian coffee called Finca Las Flores and which is of the Sidra Variety of coffee beans.
Looking at gifts for that coffee-loving special someone in your life? Then you can't look past the latest addition to the C4 Coffee retail offering and that is the Coffee advent calendar. Consisting of 24 x 20g hand-picked Colombian coffees it is a fantastic way for them to explore different ranges of coffee varieties and processes. Grab these as soon as, as they will no doubt sell out.
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As always. Thank you so much for listening and be sure to hit the follow or subscribe button on your chosen podcast platform and if you have any other questions at all please let me know by leaving a comment on this episode or emailing me at [email protected].
Cheers everyone.
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers and welcome to Episode 9 - Part 2 of Is Coffee Becoming Boring here on the Home Barista Podcast.
In today's episode, I have been joined once again by the same insane crew of coffee professionals, self-confessed coffee nerds, coffee roasters, business owners, and influencers. To continue the conversation around Is Coffee Becoming Boring?
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As a reminder those people are:
Logan - Co-owner of Hammerstone Coffee and Barista Championship Veteran.
Jaye - Barista, and Roaster at Firsthand Coffee and Coffee Influencer at Your Local Barista NZ on Instagram.
Ant - AKA The Magic Roast. Coffee blogger extraordinaire, Wellington coffee legend, Self-confessed coffee nerd, and a very well-respected advocate of the New Zealand coffee industry.
Michalina - the YouTube coffee queen aka Coffee That Gives A Puck and also a part-time barista in Christchurch with Switch Espresso.
Thank you for tuning back into part 2 and I hope that you enjoy this episode as much as you did the first part. We are going to summarise our thoughts and then end this conversation.
Have you missed out on Episode 1? Click here to give it a listen.
As always I would love to know what you thought of this episode so be sure to leave a rating or drop a comment over on The Drumming Barista Instagram where I am very active with my following.
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers and welcome to Episode 10 of the Home Barista Podcast - New Zealand’s one and only coffee podcast.
Today’s episode is a New Zealand exclusive as I was the first person privileged to sit down with the 2022 New Zealand Barista Champion - Hanna Teramoto to catch up and talk about her coffee journey of 15 years and how that has led her to be a 2 x NZ Barista Champion.
This conversation with Hanna was so incredible. Her passion for coffee, the industry, and for making the world know that being a career barista is valid, life-giving and a well-respected job is so infectious. Just going to come clean, ever since we have had this conversation it has made me miss being behind the bar so badly.
Hanna’s experience of competing in the barista championships has been nothing short of amazing and full of excitement and that excitement just flows out of her no matter where she is and who she is speaking to. You will hear me say within the podcast that she has inspired me to think about competing in the 2023 barista champs. Don’t hold me to it, but never say never right?
My hope for all of you (no matter if you are a home barista or professional barista) is that you are thinking about how you can take your skill level and love for coffee to another level. For those of you listening who don’t work within the coffee industry but do enjoy a barista-made coffee, my hope is that through this conversation you have been able to gain a deeper understanding of what it is to be a career barista and I hope that the next time you visit your local cafe you fist bump your barista and say thank you.
For those of you wanting to connect with Hanna you can through Instagram and through Coffee Tech NZ for incredible coffee and coffee accessories.
Thank you again all you beautiful coffee lovers. I’ve been your host Sean aka The Drumming Barista here on The Drumming Barista and Home Barista Podcast.
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers and welcome to Episode 9 of the Home Barista Podcast.
In today's episode, I am joined by an insane crew of coffee professionals, self-confessed coffee nerds, coffee roasters, business owners, and influencers. We are talking about a somewhat controversial topic: "Is Coffee Becoming Boring?" This is a question that has been floating around in my mind for a little while as over the past 6 months I have consumed a couple of bags of coffee that have left me very underwhelmed and just confused. But, this question isn't just about drinking coffee, it is also aimed at the industry itself.
For this episode, I am joined by an insane crew of 4 people (3 of them you have already been introduced to here on the Home Barista Podcast) and the fourth person is making her debut. Let me introduce them to you:
Logan - Co-owner of Hammerstone Coffee and Barista Championship Veteran.
Jaye - Barista, and Roaster at Firsthand Coffee and Coffee Influencer at Your Local Barista NZ on Instagram.
Ant - AKA The Magic Roast. Coffee blogger extraordinaire, Wellington coffee legend, Self-confessed coffee nerd, and a very well-respected advocate of the New Zealand coffee industry.
Last but not least making her debut is Michalina - the YouTube coffee queen aka Coffee That Gives A Puck and also a part-time barista in Christchurch with Switch Espresso.
I invited this crew of people to have this conversation with me as I knew (before we even hit record) that the points they were all bringing to the table are coming from a deep wealth of knowledge, passion, hard work, and pure love for coffee that made for one of the best conversations I have been a part of, for a long time. So good in fact, this is a 2 part episode.ANYWAY, less reading and more listening. Make sure you have a delicious cup of coffee in hand and hit that play button.
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Not looking to create your own podcast but do you enjoy this one? Then I have 2 things to ask of you and they are to please hit that subscribe button on your favourite podcast platform, which lets me know you are enjoying the show and makes sure you get notified of new episodes. The second thing is if you are keen to really get behind and support the growth of the Home Barista Podcast you can do so with a monetary gift over at Buy Me A Coffee. It is not expected but very much appreciated. I have big plans for the Home Barista Podcast. Being really transparent with you, I hope to one day make this podcast and The Drumming Barista my full-time job. For the time being all monetary gifts are going towards investing in new microphones and a camera to help take the audio and visual quality to another level.
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers!
I hope you are all doing super well. I am so excited to bring you a new episode and the beginning of a new series here on the Home Barista Podcast.
Within this series, I will be sitting down with Cafe Owners to talk about the future of the Hospitality and Coffee Industry. This topic for the podcast has arisen at a great time as New Zealand has reopened its international borders which means more people can visit New Zealand and experience Kiwi Hospitality and Coffee Culture and bring their experiences and culture to us. It also means that Kiwis can leave New Zealand to visit other countries to gain new experiences and a deeper passion for the industry and bring them back home with them. It is a very exciting time for the industry and I am excited to have these conversations.
To kick off the series I am sitting down with one of the coolest dudes I have had the pleasure of meeting this year. He goes by the name Greg Cornes and is the owner-operator of Goodness Gracious Cafes in Auckland. Greg is very vocal on his social media channels around adopting technology and automation within his cafes to help with the flow of staff and customers and to also lighten the load on his staff to allow them more time and freedom to give a world-class service that will keep the customer coming back time and time again.
I am so pumped about this episode and this conversation in particular as the industry is currently going through a rapid change of pace and is heading more and more towards automation out on the floor and behind the coffee bar. What Greg shares from personal experiences, his current business plan and what he is experiencing within other cafes around his region are super insightful, encouraging and motivational points for anyone currently in business, wanting to take the next step with their business or just starting out.I hope you enjoy this collab episode of here on the Home Barista Podcast. I would love to hear your thoughts and any feedback on today's episode and any of the past episodes by dropping me an email at [email protected] via a DM on Instagram at The Drumming Barista.
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers!
I hope you are all doing super well? I am so excited (as always) to bring you a new episode of the Home Barista Podcast and extra excited to bring the third episode of #CoffeeBreak to you all.
Today's episode is an extra special one as a guest joins me for the first time who is a great friend of mine and goes by the name Paul Fletcher. Some of you may or may not know Paul but he is one of the general managers of Common Good Coffee here in New Zealand. For those of you who have been following me for a while, you will know that Common Good Coffee have a very special place in my heart as I love them as people, as a team of people and as a coffee company. I have had the pleasure of working alongside them on a couple of projects since my move from Wellington to Christchurch which has allowed me to get a great and deeper insight into the business and the people behind it.
Me and Paul talk about all things Common Good Coffee and Joyya. Joyya is a really beautiful charity that Common Good Coffee partners with to help distribute significant amounts of money and aid into poverty-driven countries, where modern-day slavery, sex and human trafficking and the constant degradation of people and human rights are at an all-time high. Paul talks about Joyya on a deeper level within the podcast and I strongly urge you to listen as the story is so powerful and moving. If you would like to learn more about Joyya, then click here to check out the website.I hope you enjoy this collab episode of coffee break here on the Home Barista Podcast. I would love to hear your thoughts and any feedback on today's episode and any of the past episodes by dropping me an email at [email protected] via a DM on Instagram at The Drumming Barista.
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers. I hope you are all doing super well? In today's collab episode I am sitting down with Logan owner and founder of New Zealand's newest coffee roastery Hammerstone Coffee.
Some of you will already know of Logan as he is a veteran of the New Zealand coffee industry and as you will learn in this episode, he started his coffee career at a very young age alongside his mother. From working at Mojo Coffee, visiting coffee-growing countries, regions and farms, to competing at the New Zealand Barista champs to now owning his own coffee roasting business, Logan is a busy man but always has time to sit down with anyone and talk all things coffee and answer any burning questions they have.
Logan strongly believes in sharing knowledge and training the next generation of coffee lovers and professionals be it home baristas, full-time baristas, roasters or coffee farmers. This is evident through how he speaks within this episode and the vision behind Hammerstone Coffee. Today we will be talking about:· How Logan got into the coffee industry and how he became a barista.
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· Being a barista here in New Zealand before, during and after COVID.
· The New Zealand barista championships and how to prepare, what it takes and what it is like behind the scenes.
· His new business Hammerstone Coffee.
I love talking to Logan about coffee and the industry as I always leave feeling so inspired, encouraged and refreshed and I know that after listening to this episode you will too.
Make sure to give Hammerstone Coffee a follow on social media to keep up to date with all the daily happenings and new coffee releases. Make sure you drop them a DM to say G'day as I know Logan and the team will really appreciate it.
I hope you enjoy today's episode. As always I love hearing and receiving your feedback. So please be sure to give this episode and or the podcast a rating out of 5 and if you can drop a quick review that would mean the world and will help this podcast out a lot.
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers and welcome to episode 2 of Coffee Break here on the Home Barista Podcast.
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In today's episode, I am talking about a question I get asked often and see often when scrolling through social media, bogs and forums. That question is "Why do my pourovers taste so acidic and why?"
I am going to keep this description short as I want you all to listen to the podcast to truly understand my thoughts and findings on those subject. Also, for those of you who enjoy reading or want to go a little deeper on this subject? Be sure to head over to The Drumming Barista blog where you can find this episode in written form with an extra slice of content around this topic.
I hope you enjoy today's episode. I would love to hear your thoughts and feedback on today's episode and any of the past episodes by dropping me an email at [email protected] or via a DM on Instagram at TheDrummingBarista.
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers. I hope you are all doing super well and have been enjoying the podcast episodes so far?
Today, I am so excited to bring you a new episode of the Home Barista Podcast and the third collab episode. In this episode, I am joined by my good friend Jo the owner and founder of Chilled Out Coffee Roasters in Auckland, New Zealand. Jo has had a long and exciting career within the hospitality industry and there is no sign of him slowing down anytime soon.From being a barista, a bartender, chef and sales rep and back to a barista. Jo is now running his own business and roasting his own coffee that was birthed during the very first COVID lockdown here in New Zealand.
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This is a fantastic episode for those of you who are just starting out on your coffee roasting journey or thinking about getting into roasting. Jo shares many pearl's of wisdom and lessons and opens up about the ups and downs of roasting during COVID and beyond.
I hope you enjoy the third collab episode here on the Home Barista Podcast. I would love to hear your thoughts and any feedback you have on today's episode and any of the past episodes by dropping me an email at [email protected] or via a DM on Instagram at The Drumming Barista.
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers and home baristas. Welcome to episode 5 of the Home Barista Podcast.
In today's episode, I am talking about the obvious differences between the Aeropress and Hario V60. I use the word obvious as these brewers are very different in terms of looks, brew style and cup profile. I have kept the information shared within this episode surface level to keep it easy to understand and follow. For those of you who wish to get a deeper insight into the Aeropress and Hario V60, I recommend you head on over to YouTube and check out the global coffee legend that is James Hoffmann. He has a whole series on YouTube where he covers the history and science of the Aeropress and many videos on the Hario V60. So click here (after listening to this episode of course) to check out James' YouTube channel.
I hope you enjoy today's episode. I would love to hear your thoughts and any feedback you have on today's episode and any of the past episodes by dropping me an email at [email protected] or via a DM on Instagram at The Drumming Barista
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers! I hope you are all doing super well? I am so excited (as always) to bring you a new episode of the Home Barista Podcast and extra excited to bring the second collab episode. In this episode, I am joined by a great friend of mine Ant aka The Magic Roast over on Substack. Ant is a home barista, confessed coffee nerd, coffee blogger and all-round bloody legend. He is originally from Hawkes Bay but now calls Wellington home, the coffee capital of New Zealand. When recording this episode we hit nearly 2 hours of conversation as we were both buzzing the whole way through and had such a great conversation about so many different topics. The main topics we touched on were running, speciality coffee, instant coffee, coffee trends, being social media coffee influencers, writing content for coffee blogs and what people think it looks like from the outside looking in. I hope you enjoy the second collab episode here on the #HomeBaristaPodcast. I would love to hear your thoughts and any feedback you have on today's episode and any of the past episodes by dropping me an email at [email protected] or on the newly created TDB Discord or via a DM on Instagram at The Drumming Barista. ----- Keen to support the show with a monetary gift? It is not expected but very much appreciated. I have big plans for this podcast and I am putting monetary gifts towards investing in a new microphone and camera to help take the audio and visual quality to another level. If this is something that you would like to do, then click here to learn more over at Buy Me A Coffee. Big Love Sean #TheDrummingBarista
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers and welcome to episode 1.5 of Coffee Break here on the Home Barista Podcast.
In today's episode, I am talking about the WDT Tool. After a very overwhelming response on an Instagram story sticker where I asked if you guys wanted me to tell you more, I have bought this episode out 2 months ahead of schedule. I have used the WDT Tool for a couple of months now and I feel that I am used to it, what it does and how it works with my daily coffee making ritual.
I have some comments from a friend of mine around the WDT Tool when it comes to espresso so head on over to Instagram where I have uploaded a reel reading those comments from my friend.
I hope you enjoy today's episode. I would love to hear your thoughts and any feedback you have on today's episode and any of the past episodes by dropping me an email at [email protected] or on the newly created TDB Discord or via a DM on Instagram at TheDrummingBarista.
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Hey all you beautiful coffee lovers and Welcome 👋🏻 to the very first video podcast and Episode 1 of Coffee Break a new mini series here on the 🎙 Home Barista Podcast for Home Baristas. ☕️
Coffee break is a series of 10 - 30 minute long episodes talking about a vast array of coffee and non-coffee topics that are requested by you as the listener, topics that are floating around my head, ideas that have steamed from listening to my favourite podcasts, reading my favourite blogs and reddit threads and last but certainly not least. Breaking down pain-points that most of you have around brewing coffee.In today's episode I am sharing my personal experiences and top 5 steps around "Bringing an Online Dream to Life". I hope that this episode inspires, motivates and gives you the confidence you need to bring the dream you have inside of you to life within the online world.
I hope you enjoy today's episode. I would love to hear your thoughts and any feedback you have on today's episode by dropping me an email on [email protected] or via a DM on instagram at TheDrummingBarista.Keen to support the show with a monetary gift? If so it would mean the world. I have big plans for this podcast and I am putting monetary gifts towards investing in a new microphone and camera to help take the audio and visual quality to another level.
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I hope you are all doing super well? I am so excited (as always) to bring you a new episode of the Home Barista Podcast for Home Baristas and extra excited as this is the very first collab episode.
In this episode, I am joined by a great friend of mine Jaye aka Your Local Barista NZ on Instagram. Jaye is a barista who works for First Hand Coffee in the beautiful Hawkes Bay region of New Zealand. She has a fantastic story to share about her coffee career past, present and future and I know that it will impact so many of you who are starting out as a barista and coffee roaster.
Jaye also touches on a very personal topic about her losing her sister in a tragic accident. This has helped Jaye dream bigger dreams for herself on a personal level and her career and some projects that have come to life in her sister's name!
I want to add a sentence here and say Thank you again Jaye for being so open, vulnerable and raw, I really appreciate you and your time!
I hope you enjoy the first-ever collab episode here on the Home Barista Podcast for Home Baristas. I would love for you to drop me a DM over on Instagram to let me know what you enjoyed about this episode and if you have any feedback at all about the podcast please send me an email at [email protected]!
Big love
Sean
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Hey, all you beautiful coffee lovers!
Sean, Why did you become a barista?
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I get asked this question a lot. I no longer work as a full-time barista and I still get asked the question, but through a different lens of 'Why, did you become a barista?'.
So, in today's episode, I am opening up that question in greater detail and I am quite excited about it.
I will be going back in time to 16-year-old Sean and my first experience with drinking coffee back in the UK and why I became a barista to help me gain more confidence in a personal aspect of my life that affects me to this day. Then to finish off I will touch on why I wanted to get myself more into the wider industry and how that has helped me shape the relationships I have with many brands inside and outside the coffee industry!
I hope you enjoy today's episode. Drop me a DM over on Instagram to let me know what you enjoyed about this episode and if you have any feedback at all about the podcast please send me an email at [email protected].
Big Love
Sean
#TheDrummingBarista
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Hi, everyone and welcome to the first official episode of the Home Barista Podcast for Home Baristas with me Sean aka The Drumming Barista.
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I truly believe that this is going to be your next favourite coffee podcast! Bold statement I know, but there are so many coffee podcasts out there that say they will help to inspire you within coffee when actually they uninspire you as they are hard to listen to and follow.
So, in today's episode, I am talking about The Drumming Barista. Who the drumming is, where it came from, why it exists and the mandate behind it. For those of you who have followed me for a while, you will have heard and read about this story numerous times, so I hope that you will stick around for 20 minutes to hear it one more time. I think you will enjoy it!
I would love to take this opportunity and say Hi or Kia Ora from New Zealand to those of you who are joining this community for the first time, It is so good to have you! To those of you who have been with me from the start - Thank you! Thank you for hanging around, supporting me in this journey and for playing a part in turning The Drumming Barista into the beautiful community of coffee lovers we have here today!
I would love to know what you thought of this first episode. Be sure to drop me a DM on Instagram and if you have any feedback around it please email me at [email protected].
Big love
Sean
The Drumming Barista -
Welcome to the home barista podcast for home baristas. This is just a short introduction to the show so that you know what you expect in the coming episodes. Sean aka The Drumming Barista is an ex-professional barista who is passionate about helping coffee professionals and home baristas get the most out of their gear and brew better coffee at home. Subscribing and adding this podcast to your favourites will mean you will get notified as soon as a new episode drops and really helps your preferred podcast platform know that this is a podcast worth listening to. To find out more about @thedrummingbarista head on over to Instagram, smash that follow button and drop me a DM to introduce yourself.
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