Podcasts about panther coffee

Send us a textWe're officially onboard the Inaugural Hallmark Christmas Cruise! Tune in to hear all our thoughts, opinions and experiences during Day 1 of the cruise. We got coffee at Panther Coffee in Miami and it was DELISH! https://panthercoffee.com/ Thank you for listening to this episode of Love on the Pod! Subscribe, Rate, and Review: Don't miss an episode—subscribe to Love on the Pod on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favorite podcast platform. If you enjoyed the episode, please rate and review us! Connect with Us: Email: loveonthepod@gmail.com Instagram: @LoveOnThePod Visit Our Website: For show notes, episodes and more, visit https://www.loveonthepod.com. Stay tuned for our next episode, where we'll discuss another holiday favorite. See you next time!

Good morning from Chinatown NYC, where there are no avocados in my 42-square foot (including counters and all appliances, listen, it's like walking a gang plank) kitchen, just a COVID test in-progress and some excellent coffee from Panther Coffee, based out of Miami. The owners, Joel and Leticia Pollock, are friends from the iteration of my life after Los Angeles, we met them in Portland, from whence they decamped for Miami, to open a coffee roasting business.“Nency, Nency, can you write something for us?” This is Leticia - and here I am badly botching her Brazilian accent - asking back in 2009 that I write to the local licensing bureau explaining what coffee roasting was, the idea being totally foreign and apparently causing officials to think someone was trying to burn down the city. I did; Panther opened in 2010 and now has something like four million locations in Miami (okay, six). You should go. We are going back further today! To 1990, when my daughter was less than a year old and I saw two young women my age pushing baby strollers past my house on the street that led up to the Hollywood Reservoir. Stay to the end for a sweet addendum.Two corrections: Charlie's first band was the Plugz. (The Cruzados were second.) And toward the end I accidentally say “mash the garlic” when of course I mean, mash the avocado. Also: COVID, negative.Episode notes: Charlie Quintana, whose first and only job besides as a drummer was delivering flowers for one day in his native El Paso. He was sixteen when the band he formed and The Plugz (video) became successful. Charlie went on to become part of the Cruzados, The Havalinas and other bands, and toured and/or recorded with Bon Dylan, Social Distortion, John Doe, Cracker, Joan Osborne and, if I am not mistaken, the Gin Blossoms. I remember (though I am finding no confirmation of) this because sometimes when Charlie played in Los Angeles he would nab me some tickets, and when the Wallflowers played at the Greek Theater, lead singer Jakob Dylan announced (I am not kidding here), “This goes out to Nancy,” before launching into, “One Headlight.” (I had told Charlie I loved the song.) Maybe I'm wrong! But that's my story and I'm sticking to it.Well lookie here, I found some audio of “Meet the Neighbors.” (Or you can read it.)“Charlie Quintana, drummer for the Plugz and Social Distortion, dies at 56,” by Randy Lewis (Los Angeles Times)“Taking My Ex Back In (for His Own Good),” by Nancy Rommelmann (New York Times Modern Love)Guacamole, adapted from Charlie Quintana* 5 ripe avocados* Salt* One-half yellow onion, chopped small* 2 - 3 jalapenos, chopped small, leave some seeds* Handful of cilantro, chopped* Juice of 2 - 3 limesMash the avocado and salt. Add onion, jalapeno, cilantro and stir. Squeeze on lime juice. Adjust to taste.Charlie playing with Bob Dylan on David Letterman 1984 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit smokeempodcast.substack.com/subscribe

This week I am trying to see what format I want to go with. I recorded the on Thursday and did not like it so I re did it this morning. I talked about my favorite spots on my list in Wynwood. The Salty Donut, Panther Coffee, COYO Taco, The Taco Stand, 1-800 Lucky, Hiden, J Wakefield Brewing and The Sylvester. I would love some feedback shoot me a DM on IG @COMERPODCAST

For so many of us, coffee is more than just a morning pick-me-up. It can be that precious ‘me-time' we rarely get to have to ourselves before we start our day as well as being what helps us push through some long hours on the job. And with the current wave of particular coffee tastes growing, how you make that coffee is becoming more and more personalized. Well my guest in this episode, Jessica Do, is someone who not only shares that same affection for coffee but also turned it into a highly successful business. One that produces one of the most versatile ways of preparing coffee that has received national acclaim in places like Wired Magazine and even on the infamous Rachael Ray Show.! It's called the ‘PalmPress' and is far and away one of the most convenient ways to make delicious coffee both at home and on the road without sacrificing quality or taste. In our talk, we get into what it was like starting PalmPress at such a young age and how some of the best lessons learned to run a business may not necessarily come from a classroom. On top of that, we really just have a truly enjoyable conversation that will inspire you to chase down your own entrepreneurial dreams Additional Links PalmPress Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/palmpresscoffee/ PalmPress Website: https://palmpress.coffee/ It Matters To Me Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adamcasey/ It Matters To Me Website: https://itmatterstomepodcast.com/ How To Money Podcast: https://www.howtomoney.com/ Shoe Dog by Phil Knight: https://www.amazon.com/Shoe-Dog-Phil-Knight/dp/1508211809 Novo Coffee: https://novocoffee.com/ Panther Coffee: https://www.panthercoffee.com/

Chris, Sam, and Bert are back in the building and they started off by popping bottles of BELAIRE Rosé, shoutout to luxury rap pioneer and face Rick Ross for the smooth bubbly. Sipping slow and smoking loud the crew comes together to record what was believed to be the Christmas episode but long story short, they coming  with it  next week lol. Taking it back to when concerts were a thing the squad recalls the The Life of Pablo Tour and the great time it was for them. Going through the performance of the album itself f and other hits Ye blessed upon the crowd that night. I  MISS THE OLD KANYE. Warming up for the holiday's the topic of Christmas movies and shows came about and the hype was real with a long list of favorites and classics. Talked on, now passed, the joke of a stimulus package. Have some comfort food and get the new beignets from Popeyes or get a coffee from Panther Coffee, Brothers and Brawlers, or Pasión del Cielo. Bert updates us on the crypto scene as Bitcoin reached an all time high of $23K+ and drops a bit of knowledge for the people. The WML stylist Lennox made a special appearance and is sure to take your hearts. The only things that kept this podcast from going on any longer were curfew and empty stomachs. Roll Up, Pour Up, and Tune In. HUH!!

Leticia Ramos-Pollock, the Co-Founder of Panther Coffee. This legendary specialty coffee shop is central to the Miami Wynwood scene and a masterpiece in social entrepreneurship and community living. Leticia shares her stories as a young founder, her thoughts on being a mom and a professional, her future hopes to contribute more to moms who want to work, and more! Show notes: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leticia-pollock-0b5693138/ https://www.panthercoffee.com/ Don't forget to leave us a rating or review if you enjoyed the show and share it with your peeps! Give us a shoutout on social. I would love to get to know you all via Instagram @FemaleEmpowermentMarket or on LinkedIn as Alessia Tacchella. Email us at info@femaleempowermentmarket.com if you have awesome Female Founders that should be featured on our podcast and on our page!

George gives us the lowdown on his experience with Lime Scooters (2:00) and contemplates switching from Adidas to Nike after visiting Nike World Headquarters in Oregon. Who does back-to-back karaoke nights?! Apparently George does (11:40). And who does karaoke belong to? These questions take Greg down the path of top white college bar songs. (18:50) Podcast listeners: “….” Greg: “So, how about college football?!” We finally get around to the coffee: Panther Coffee, El Floripondio - Boliva (28:25) … and then trashing the Black Panther movie … again.NEWS50:20 This Flight Attendant Shared Why You Shouldn't Order Coffee On A Flight56:40 The McDonald's Hot Coffee Case 1:08:30 Starbucks has an entire line of secret menu items inspired by Friends 

On this episode of Pioneers at MDC, Leticia Pollock of Panther Coffee and Pilar Guzman-Zavala of Half-moon Empanadas sat down with us to chat about the importance of having the right mindset, taking risks and staying true to one's values as you start your own venture. 

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Matt & Aaron talk about his recent trip to Miami and the coffee scene down there. He hits up All Day Mia (http://www.alldaymia.com/) and Panther Coffee (https://www.panthercoffee.com/) They drink a tasty Single-O from Panther and talk about plans for the Specialty Coffee Expo Check out the updates United States of Coffee site at http://statesofcoffee.com/ visit DrinkTrade.com and use code word mattjnovak for 50% off your first bag of coffee!

¡Primera vez que el #podcast de viaje aterriza en USA! Hacemos playa, compras, comemos hamburguesas y donas, y nos peleamos por querer salir a bailar reggaetón. Si ya fueron (o si tienen ganas de conocer), ¡pasen a escuchar! Uno de nuestros destinos preferidos en el mundo: MAIAMEEEE. **Glosario #EnModoAvión** * South Pointe beach * Citi bikes * Perez Art Museum * Lincoln Rd * Ocean Drive * La #shopping experience: recomendaciones para alquilar autos y malls. * Dolphin Mall: IKEA * Sawgrass Mills * Wynwood - The Salty Donut, Wynwood Walls, galerías de arte. * Miami Design District * Bayside Marketplace * Jardín Botánico * Comidas: Las Olas, Spitfire, Wynwood Diner, Versailles en Little Havanna, Diner on 8th, El Palmar, Los Fuegos, Panther Coffee. —————— #viajeros #podcast #podcasteros #podcastdeviaje #podcastenespañol #turistas #nomadasdigitales #digitalnomad #viajeroslatinos #argentinosporelmundo #wanderlust #ondemand #podcasting #miamibeach #miami

On this episode of The Barron Report, brought to you by Kabbage, Paul Barron discusses coffee trends with Panther Coffee's co-founder Joel Pollock.

We finish up our talk with Leticia Ramos-Pollock of Panther Coffee. More on leadership, building a business, and trusting your intuition.

Leticia Ramos-Pollock is the owner and co-founder of Panther Coffee in Miami, Florida. She talks about age discrimination, her responsibilities as a leader, and the qualities that make a great manager. Oh, and there's wine because duh.

Joel and Leticia Pollock founded Panther Coffee in 2010 to bring specialty coffee to Miami, Florida. With a third location now open, and a residency at La Marzocco’s showroom in Seattle, we discussed their history, their future, and how they work together. Read More: https://unpacking.coffee/panther-coffee/  

Threefold Cafe, Coral Gables’ newest all-day breakfast spot, serves up a unique combination of Australian dishes with a Florida twist. Opened this Summer by two Melbourne transplants, Teresa and Nick Sharp, they offers diners a taste of their native Australia dining philosophy with fresh local food. Chat Chow TV sat down Teresa to find out more about the restaurant, its extensive coffee offerings and some of the restaurant’s top dishes. The pair relocated to Coral Gables after Nick was transferred for work. Missing Melbourne’s “off the charts” coffee the duo decided to open Threefold Cafe. All the coffee is sourced locally from Panther Coffee with all the baristas professional trained on-site by their coffee “Yoda” from Panther Coffee. The menu encompasses their love of breakfast featuring dishes made with plenty of free range eggs, Zak the Baker bread and lots of creativity. Some top sellers according to Teresa are the “Pope Benedict” served on top of hash browns instead of English muffins; the “Smashed Avocado” bread and the “Not So French Toast” — a savory take on a classic breakfast dish. Curious what lunch offerings Threefold offers? Or where they source their products from? Find out all that and more in the video above.

If the aroma doesn’t convince you, the gentle roar of the pre-WWII Probat Perfekt Roaster will — Panther stands for Coffee. Period. And its mission is evident in everything husband-and-wife team Joel Pollock and Leticia Ramos Pollock put into their place. To begin with, every cup of coffee Panther serves is roasted on site, in small batches, each of which have their origin in farms personally-selected by the Pollocks for taste as well as and individuality. Both Joel and Leticia benefit from longstanding relationships with coffee producers throughout the world, and these friends and colleagues not only possess generations of knowledge and passion, but they produce some of the finest lots of coffee available anywhere. After the selection of green coffee beans (using a professional technique known as “cupping”), Joel uses his 20 years of experience to roast them, achieving correct development and caramelization of the sugars present within the coffee bean, without the conversion of these precious caramelized sugars into carbon, which can result in an ashy or smoky taste. Great care is taken to expose the magnificent natural sweetness and the most subtle flavor nuances often lost in the roasting process. Furthermore, Panther fields a team of extensively- and continuously-trained baristas to showcase these wonderful coffees and the people behind them. There’s good reason why Panther has become the go-to spot in Miami, and why its coffees and expertise are now being implemented from here to New York City; that’s because a Panther cup of coffee is just how great coffee is meant to be enjoyed.

Consumers seek affordable luxuries even as they trim their budgets elsewhere. Food entrepreneurs are paying attention, and the recent Good Food Festival in Chicago brought together thousands of growers, chefs, marketing companies, buyers and consumers.