Podcasts about four barrel coffee

Navruz “Nav” Avloni is the Founder and CEO of Avloni Law, a boutique plaintiffs' litigation law firm known for taking on some of the world's largest corporations and entities to fight for victims' rights through employment litigation and more. With a decade of litigation experience, Nav has become a distinguished trial attorney and social justice advocate, vigorously fighting for civil rights across California. Her expertise covers all phases of litigation, from discovery through trials, arbitrations, and appeals, achieving notable results in cases involving race discrimination, disability discrimination, sexual harassment, and whistleblower claims. Nav's high-profile representations include cases such as Kepnach, et al v. Four Barrel Coffee, Lambert v. Tesla, and Vaughn v. Tesla, highlighting her ability to secure favorable outcomes for her clients, such as the record $137 million verdict in Diaz v. Tesla. In this episode… Navigating the complex landscape of high-profile litigation and advocating for the rights of the underrepresented can be challenging. How does one manage to not only survive but thrive in such a demanding environment and make a significant impact on social justice? According to Nav Avloni, a formidable trial attorney and social justice advocate, the answer lies in a blend of personal conviction, relentless pursuit of justice, and strategic litigation practices. Nav emphasizes the importance of meticulous preparation and a deep understanding of each case's unique dynamics. She believes in empowering her clients by giving them a platform to share their stories, thereby humanizing the legal process. This method not only strengthens their cases but also raises public awareness about critical social justice issues. In this episode of the Rising Entrepreneurs Podcast, John Corcoran speaks with Nav Avloni, Founder and CEO of Avloni Law, about her immigrant roots and her path to founding her own firm. They delve into the strategies behind navigating high-profile cases, the importance of empowering the underrepresented, and Nav's relentless pursuit of justice. Through this conversation, listeners will gain insight into the complexities of civil rights litigation and the power of advocacy in effecting meaningful change.

Navruz “Nav” Avloni is the Founder and CEO of Avloni Law, a boutique plaintiffs' litigation law firm known for taking on some of the world's largest corporations and entities to fight for victims' rights through employment litigation and more. With a decade of litigation experience, Nav has become a distinguished trial attorney and social justice advocate, vigorously fighting for civil rights across California. Her expertise covers all phases of litigation, from discovery through trials, arbitrations, and appeals, achieving notable results in cases involving race discrimination, disability discrimination, sexual harassment, and whistleblower claims. Nav's high-profile representations include cases such as Kepnach, et al v. Four Barrel Coffee, Lambert v. Tesla, and Vaughn v. Tesla, highlighting her ability to secure favorable outcomes for her clients, such as the record $137 million verdict in Diaz v. Tesla. In this episode… Navigating the complex landscape of high-profile litigation and advocating for the rights of the underrepresented can be challenging. How does one manage to not only survive but thrive in such a demanding environment and make a significant impact on social justice? According to Nav Avloni, a formidable trial attorney and social justice advocate, the answer lies in a blend of personal conviction, relentless pursuit of justice, and strategic litigation practices. Nav emphasizes the importance of meticulous preparation and a deep understanding of each case's unique dynamics. She believes in empowering her clients by giving them a platform to share their stories, thereby humanizing the legal process. This method not only strengthens their cases but also raises public awareness about critical social justice issues. In this episode, John Corcoran speaks with Nav Avloni, Founder and CEO of Avloni Law, about her immigrant roots and her path to founding her own firm. They delve into the strategies behind navigating high-profile cases, the importance of empowering the underrepresented, and Nav's relentless pursuit of justice. Through this conversation, listeners will gain insight into the complexities of civil rights litigation and the power of advocacy in effecting meaningful change.

Josey Baker is the founder of Josey Baker Bread, and co-owner of The Mill, a cafe & bakery in San Francisco, CA that he runs with Four Barrel Coffee. He specializes in freshly milled whole grain sourdough that has received accolades in both the Infatuation & SF eater as one of San Francisco's best sourdough! Before starting the Mill, Josey worked in education at UC Berkeley. He's maintained his passion for building community & helping others learn in his current role in the food industry: Josey has taught baking workshops all over the world and is the author of Josey Baker Bread Get Baking - Make Awesome Bread - Share the Loaves (2014). In this episode, we touch on: How Josey works to build community in his bakery Josey's best advice for home bread makers How Josey has fun in his daily life! Our conversation with Josey was SO energizing- it reminded us that it's ok to make mistakes and that you can always be learning something new. We're so excited to share with you all!

SFの生活事情、アラメダからの便利な通勤方法はカープール、掘り出し物がみつかるアンティークバザール、陽気なアイランドバー、新しい旅行のスタイル #住むように旅をする 、など。   Australiaのリスナーさんからのメッセージがありました。 OP曲は”Say Good Night” by Joakim Karud   Alameda Casual Carpool http://sfcasualcarpool.com/routes SFへの一番の通勤方法。 ライドシェアなので完全無料。助け合いで成り立っている。 カープール専用のレーンもある。   Alameda Point Antiques Faire http://alamedapointantiquesfaire.com/ 毎月第１日曜に開催。 世界中から人が訪れる。 安いものから高いものまである。 日本からも買い付けにくる人が多い。   Forbidden Island http://www.forbiddenislandalameda.com/ アイランドモチーフのTiki Bar。   Four Barrel Coffee https://www.fourbarrelcoffee.com/ SFのサードウェーブコーヒーの４大ロースターのひとつ。 ４箇所ある。

ONGOING STORY/CONTENT WARNING: Sexual assault. . . . On January 5th, 2018, the SF Chronicle broke the story that eight former and current employees of Four Barrel Coffee in San Francisco, Calif., are coming forward, accusing owner Jeremy Tooker of sexual harassment and assault. The suit alleges that other owners of Four Barrel were well aware of these behaviors and propagated a culture that protected Jeremy and allowed sexual misconduct to run rampant. Listen as we read aloud the allegations from the lawsuit.

A revisit to San Francisco’s Four Barrel Coffee and their new packaging. Read More: https://unpacking.coffee/four-barrel-revisited/  

Live at Four Barrel Coffee in San Francisco, we interview Sarah Wiener, Good Food Awards; Jenn Chen, Coffee Marketer; Noah Sanders, Sprudge Staff writer; and host a special "What's The Ish Trish?" segment with Trish Rothgeb, Coffee Quality Institute / Wrecking Ball Coffee.

Four Barrel Coffee is a fiercely independent roastery in San Francisco known for their seed-to-cup coffee sourcing, their killer locations, and their variety of phenomenal single-origin coffees.   Read More: http://unpacking.coffee/four-barrel-coffee/