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This is episode 732. Read the complete transcription on the Sales Game Changers Podcast website. Read more about the Institute for Excellence in Sales Premier Women in Sales Employer (PWISE) designation and program here. Purchase Fred Diamond's best-sellers Love, Hope, Lyme: What Family Members, Partners, and Friends Who Love a Chronic Lyme Survivor Need to Know and Insights for Sales Game Changers now! Today's show featured an interview with James Muir, author of “Unsticking Deals,” and his colleague Patti Peets, Chief Revenue Officer, Unislink. JAMES' TIP:  “Be a domain expert in addition to being a sales expert. If you're a new salesperson, what that means is you need to master your industry so well that if the person that you sell to said, “Hey, I'm going to be gone for a month, could you come in and sit in and do my job for me for a month while I'm on vacation?” If you can say you can do that, then you've learned enough about your industry. Until you can say that, you need to keep grinding until you understand that, because what's going to happen is the credibility that you'll have with clients when you're with them will go off the charts.” PATTI'S TIP: “Really go through every deal in your pipeline. If it's been in that stage for more than 14 days maybe, or 21 days, you should go through that list of questions to really score yourself and be honest with yourself, and then admit this deal is stuck. Then put a plan together, follow some of those methods and techniques that James offers up, and watch what happens. You will have deals that literally unstick, and maybe not every deal, but you will have deals that get unstuck by following this process.”

Bruisey Peets is the musical alter ego of Ben Usie, who makes what has been deemed "queer swamp pop."Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

KPFA Theatre Critic Richard Woiinsky reviews “Jaja's African Hair Braiding” at Berkeley Rep‘s Peets Theatre through December 15, 2024. The post Review: “Jaja's African Hair Braiding” at Berkeley Rep Peets Theatre appeared first on KPFA.

KPFA theatre critic Richard Wolinsky reviews “Mexodus” at Berkeley Rep Peets Theatre through October 20, 2024. The post Review: “Mexodus” at Berkeley Rep Peets Theatre appeared first on KPFA.

Chad Peets is one of the greatest sales leaders and recruiters of the last 25 years. From 2018 to 2023, Chad was a Managing Director at Sutter Hill Ventures. Chad has worked with the world's best CEOs and CROs to build world-class go-to-market organizations. Chad is currently a member of the Board of Directors for Lacework and Luminary Cloud and on the boards of Clumio and Sigma Computing. He previously served as a board member for Astronomer, Transposit, and others. He was an early-stage investor at Snowflake, Sigma, Observe, Lacework, and Clumio. In Today's Discussion with Chad Peet's We Discuss: 1. You Need a CRO Pre-Product: Why does Chad believe that SaaS companies need a CRO pre-product? Should the founder not be the right person to create the sales playbook? What should the founder look for in their first CRO hire? Does any great CRO really want to go back to an early startup and do it again? 2. What Everyone Gets Wrong in Building Sales Teams: Why are most sales reps not performing? How long does it take for sales teams to ramp? How does this change with PLG and enterprise? What are the benchmarks of good vs great for average sales reps? How do founders and VCs most often hurt their sales teams and performance? 3. How to Build a Hiring Machine: What are the single biggest mistakes people make when hiring sales reps and teams? Are sales people money motivated? How to create comp plans that incentivise and align? Why does Chad believe that any sales rep that does not want to be in the office, is not putting their career and development first? Why is it harder than ever to recruit great sales leaders today? 4. Lessons from Scaling Sales at Snowflake: What are the single biggest lessons of what worked from scaling Snowflake's sales team? What did not work? What would he do differently with the team again? What did Snowflake teach Chad about success and culture and how they interplay together?  

Het was dé grote prestatie van Joe Biden: de Inflation Reduction Act. Honderden miljarden gingen er naar bedrijven die de Amerikaanse economie op volle toeren zouden helpen draaien de komende jaren. Maar wat blijkt? 40 procent van die investeringen zit nu in projecten die ofwel vertraagd zijn, ofwel helemaal stilstaan. De mensen achter de projecten zijn namelijk bang dat de geldkraan mogelijk dicht gaat na de Amerikaanse verkiezingen. Lees: als Trump president wordt. En niemand wil met lege handen en diepe schulden komen te zitten. Verder zijn economen het volledig eens over het rentepad van de ECB. Althans: tegenover Bloomberg. De centrale bank gaat volgens hen de komende anderhalf jaar ieder kwartaal de rente verlagen, en wel met een kwart procentpunt per kwartaal. Dat zou betekenen dat de ECB in december 2025 op een beleidsrente van 2,25 procent uitkomt, een halfjaar eerder dan gedacht. Disney heeft zélf z'n pad voor de toekomst uitgestippeld. Met een livestream van 3 uur bracht het fans en beleggers op de hoogte van de plannen voor de komende 10 jaar. De streamingtak draait sinds afgelopen kwartaal winst, en dat is te merken. Want er wordt de komende tijd meer content geproduceerd. En ook de tegenvaller van de afgelopen cijferpresentatie, de attractieparken, krijgen een zak geld. 60 miljard dollar moet ervoor zorgen dat kinderen bij hun ouders om een bezoekje naar Disneyland blijven zeuren. Maar: hoe lang slikken die ouders de prijzen nog, en wie zegt dat de streamingswinsten permanent zijn?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Het was dé grote prestatie van Joe Biden: de Inflation Reduction Act. Honderden miljarden gingen er naar bedrijven die de Amerikaanse economie op volle toeren zouden helpen draaien de komende jaren. Maar wat blijkt? 40 procent van die investeringen zit nu in projecten die ofwel vertraagd zijn, ofwel helemaal stilstaan. De mensen achter de projecten zijn namelijk bang dat de geldkraan mogelijk dicht gaat na de Amerikaanse verkiezingen. Lees: als Trump president wordt. En niemand wil met lege handen en diepe schulden komen te zitten. Verder zijn economen het volledig eens over het rentepad van de ECB. Althans: tegenover Bloomberg. De centrale bank gaat volgens hen de komende anderhalf jaar ieder kwartaal de rente verlagen, en wel met een kwart procentpunt per kwartaal. Dat zou betekenen dat de ECB in december 2025 op een beleidsrente van 2,25 procent uitkomt, een halfjaar eerder dan gedacht. Disney heeft zélf z'n pad voor de toekomst uitgestippeld. Met een livestream van 3 uur bracht het fans en beleggers op de hoogte van de plannen voor de komende 10 jaar. De streamingtak draait sinds afgelopen kwartaal winst, en dat is te merken. Want er wordt de komende tijd meer content geproduceerd. En ook de tegenvaller van de afgelopen cijferpresentatie, de attractieparken, krijgen een zak geld. 60 miljard dollar moet ervoor zorgen dat kinderen bij hun ouders om een bezoekje naar Disneyland blijven zeuren. Maar: hoe lang slikken die ouders de prijzen nog, en wie zegt dat de streamingswinsten permanent zijn?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KPFA Theatre Critic Richard Wolinsky reviews “Mother Road” by Octavio Solis, at Berkeley Rep Peets Theatre through July 21, 2024. The post Review: “Mother Road” at Berkeley Rep Peets Theatre appeared first on KPFA.

In this episode, we sit down with Jessica Mitchell, who held the roles of Head of Retail Marketing and Director of Innovation at Peets Coffee. She joins us to discuss her experience successfully bringing cold brew coffee to market at Peet's Coffee. She shares insights into strategy questions such as: 1. ) Understanding younger consumers and their evolving coffee preferences 2..) Reframing Peet's values from a focus on dark roast to an emphasis on great coffee 3.) Expanding beyond the traditional coffee shop to point-of-sale locations In addition, she discusses some tactics of successful executives, including: 1.) Bridging the concerns of experts and executives to gain buy-in 2.) Prototyping extensively to develop the ideal cold brew recipe and brewing process 3.) Enlisting advocates across the organization to champion the product 4.) Having the courage to challenge assumptions and take risks Through telling the story of cold brew's journey from insight to launch, she highlights the importance of grounding innovation in consumer needs, building diverse teams, and always being willing to sell your idea. Tune in for an inside look at what it takes to drive meaningful innovation and change within an organization.

On this episode of the Commercial Real Estate Podcast, hosts Adam Powadiuk and Aaron Cameron speak with John Peets, Vice President and Head of Office Leasing for Oxford Properties Group. Topics covered include: The evolution of office leasing The hybrid work revolution Why flexible schedules and quality offices are the future of work How the... The post How Hotel-Like Offices Could Change Your 9 to 5 with John Peets of Oxford Properties Group appeared first on Commercial Real Estate Podcast.

In this inspiring episode, I speak with Bettina Peets about her transformative reinvention journey from midlife crisis to midlife courage. Through the creation of Adventures For the Soul in her 50s, Bettina exemplifies how embracing change and leveraging our passions can lead to a bold and kickass new chapter. It's a journey from self-doubt to self-discovery.Episode highlights:

KPFA Theatre Critic Richard Wolinsky reviews “The Far Country” by Lloyd Suh, at Berkeley Rep‘s Peets Theatre through April 14, 2024. The post Review: “The Far Country” at Berkeley Rep Peets Theatre appeared first on KPFA.

In this episode, we share the audio from a breakout session at STS Rhode Island. One of New England's early settlers, Anne Bradstreet left behind her comfortable life in England for the wilderness of Massachusetts. Though she would become America's first published poet, her most important roles were as devoted wife, nurturing mother, and committed saint. Through infertility, loss, fear, and pain, Bradstreet demonstrated faith and faithfulness. Nearly 400 years later, let Bradstreet's life and poetry instruct you, her Christian sisters, how to live and minister in small-town New England. Heather Peets is a pastor's wife, mom of five, and teacher. She and her family live in Vermont where her husband pastors a small but committed congregation. For nearly fifteen years, Heather has served in educational ministry as a teacher in Christian colleges and schools. Currently, she teaches English at Mid Vermont Christian School where she enjoys sharing life lessons and theological truths through literature. For more information on Small Town Summits, please visit our website here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.smalltownsummits.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ To partner with us financially, give here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.smalltownsummits.com/give⁠⁠⁠⁠ To see more details regarding next steps and financial needs, ⁠⁠⁠⁠view this PDF⁠⁠⁠⁠. To volunteer your time and talents, email us here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠SmallTownSummits@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ To stay up to date on how to pray, subscribe to our newsletter here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.smalltownsummits.com/contact

The movie guy is back! Rob Peets joins us for a review of the very new Godzilla Minus One and the very not new Battle Star Gallactica 1970s feature film. How do these two seemingly unrelated properties connect. Rob teased us that he knows how.

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Sandoval & Schwartz sit down with one of America's biggest YouTubers - Peet Montzingo. They talk about growing up as the only person of average height in a family of little people, touring with his former boyband 5West & Peets fascination with the haunted Cecil Hotel.

KPFA theatre critic Richard Wolinsky reviews “Just For Us” with Alex Edelman, at Berkeley Rep's Peets Theatre through January 21, 2024. The post Review: “Just For Us” at Berkeley Rep Peets Theatre appeared first on KPFA.

KPFA theatre critic Richard Wolinsky discusses the year in theatre in the Bay Area in 2023, plus a top ten list and two honorable mentions.   Text of the podcast. In the Bay Area, Live theatre companies continued in 2023 to adapt to the post-Covid world. While movie audience sizes seems to be returning to pre-pandemic numbers. live theater remains mostly on life support across the board, mainly because season subscriptions are down by at least a third or maybe more, which means theatergoers are buying tickets on a show by show basis. That makes planning difficult, and it also means artistic directors are less likely to produce shows that are more challenging in favor of audiences pleasers such as musicals, comedies, and most importantly, the warhorses that folks are willing to see over and over again. The great multi-theatre venue, Piano Fight, in the Tenderloin closed its doors in March, leaving a host of younger theatregoers bereft. Bay Area Musicals didn't survive the pandemic, and its successor Landmark Musicals did not get past 2023. Marin Theatre Company, ACT, and the Magic have had truncated seasons, and Cal Shakes chose not to have a season at all. Custom Made is on life support and may never return. But there was still quite a bit of quality theatergoing to be had in the plastic year, and here are ten examples fin no particular order. Clyde's, a former Tony nominee by Lynn Nottage had a sensational production at Berkeley Rep's Peets theatre. As did the creepy and scary Let the Right One in at Berkeley Rep's Roda Theatre. Margo Hall was phenomenal in Josephine's Feast over at the Magic, and it doesn't get any better than J. Jha in Gertha Reddy's adaptation of the Mahabharata at Z Space, co-produced by the Oakland Theatre Project. Poor Yella Rednecks, Vietgone II at ACT's Strand Theatre looked at a Vietnamese refugee family in America, and Cambodian Rock Band at ACT focused on the generational aftermath of the Killing Fields and the Cambodian Genocide. Then there was Nollywood Dreams, a screamingly funny look at the Nigerian film industry, and Billy Crudup's brilliant performance in Harry Clarke at Berkeley Rep's Roda Theatre. Rounding out the top ten are San Francisco Playhouse's brilliant production of A Chorus Line, and the very weird, funny and horrifying Locusts Have No King at New Conservatory Theatre. A couple of honorary mentions go to Kander and Ebb's brilliant The Scottsboro Boys at 42nd Street Moon, and William Finn's 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at TheatreWorks. The post Bay Area Theatre in 2023: Best of the Year appeared first on KPFA.

Barry and Rob saw The Marvels. Jason did not but knows the comics. Let's see how this spoiler filled review of the movie stacks up to the classic literature. Only The Movie Guy could help us out with this one.

KPFA theatre critic Richard Wolinsky reviews “Bulrusher” by Eisa Davis, at Berkeley Rep's Peets Theatre through December 3, 2023. The post Review: “Bulrusher,” at Berkeley Rep Peets Theatre appeared first on KPFA.

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The Movie Guy is back! Rob challenged us all to watch Cocaine Bear, so we did. Check out our spoiler filled review of this modern...classic?

Jacob Jaber, Chairman and Co founder of Philz Coffee joins the show to talk about:The founder's story behind building one of the industry's most successful specialty coffee brands.Creating a culture of "Grandma's house hospitality" and a personalized approach to building product and delivering service to customers, one cup of coffee at a time.How Philz harnessed initial customer fandom and built the flywheel around the Phil's brand.The role of the Philz barista, finding and empowering great people to extend the culture you're creating.Competing against global coffee brands like Starbucks and Peets, disrupting the coffee space, and thinking big but acting smallHow a lost bag at an airport resulted in a game changing distribution deal with Virgin America.Jacob's focus as an investor and building companies and products that people have a personal relationship with.

The last few years have seen an increase in union organizing and employee protests in non-traditional areas – retail, tech, cannabis dispensaries, college campuses, non-profits. We also saw a spike in the number of strikes in 2022. Organizing has definitely been in the news as well-known employers have experienced organizing campaigns – Starbucks, Amazon, Trader Joe's, Apple retail stores, Peets coffee etc. What does “union organizing” mean? Why are employees seeking assistance from unions? Why might they be willing to strike? Do employees have rights to act together even without a union?YLR Host is joined tonight by Jill Coffman, Regional Director of The National Labor Relations Board, Beth Mora of Mora Employment Law, Thomas Lenz, a partner at Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo in Pasadena, Ca, and Jill Coffman, Regional Director of The National Labor Relations Board.Questions for Jeff's guests? Please call, toll free, at (866) 798-8255.

A very informative discussion with Courtney Peets, executive director of BISD Health Services. Learn what the district provides in way of healthcare for our students.

KPFA theatre critic Richard Wolinsky reviews “Clyde's” by Lynn Nottage, at Berkeley Rep's Peets Theatre through February 26, 2023. The post Review: “Clyde's” at Berkeley Rep Peets Theatre appeared first on KPFA.

✨Empowering Freedom Interview with Josh Peets✨

We review the 2022 horror movie Smile. Find out what we thought and which one of us had nightmares after watching it. Smile along with us as "The Movie Guy" Rob Peets joins in for another fun (and bloody!) romp.

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The Movie Guy Rob Peets joins us to talk about some movies that are very worth your time.  We review X and its sequel/prequel Pearl. There are SPOILERS dear listeners for both of these films.

Have you ever wondered why a mermaid is Starbucks' mascot, or what famous book they created their name from? Or how they're connected to Alfred Peet and Milan, Italy?! Well, stop wondering and start listening!☕️ Leave a review telling me what your go-to Starbucks order is! ☕️⭐️ Leave a five-star review and a comment letting me know what you might like to hear in the future!

The Movie Guy Rob Peets joins us for two shots as we review the two films titled "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" from 1956 and 1978.

In this episode of the Revenue Builders podcast, John Kaplan and John McMahon talk to veteran recruiter, Chad Peets. As a Managing Director of Sutter Hill Ventures, Chad is responsible for  building the go-to-market teams globally for their portfolio companies. Chad talks about his process for recruiting, particularly for the CEO and CRO roles. Having been in the recruitment industry for more than two decades, Chad shares his expertise on which qualities to look out for in candidates in order to ensure success for your organization. HIGHLIGHTSBuilding a world-class sales organization goes beyond recruitment Managing expectations is a balancing actExperience will bring you successQuestions that CRO candidates should ask when looking for new opportunitiesThe War on Talent and The Great ResignationWhy CROs have the hardest job in software sales Traits of a candidate that's going to be hired QUOTESChad: "You bring the fundamentals of the playbook. But every time you go into a situation, it's a unique situation so you're gonna have to tweak and make changes to that playbook to adjust, if you will, for the company that you're in, the market that you're in, the product that you're selling, etc.”Chad: "You have to be focused on the long-term and building out world class sales organizations. This recruiter has to be focused on exactly that. If they're focused on transactions, if they're focused on fees and you and you can figure this out really quickly, what their objectives are, their objective has to be your objective."Check out John McMahon's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Qualified-Sales-Leader-Proven-Lessons/dp/0578895064Additional Resources:Key Characteristics for CROs to Hone in Each Stage of Growth | https://forc.mx/3uUCM3ZTaking on a New VP of Sales Role? Key Resources: | https://forc.mx/3KTEismMore about Force Management | https://forc.mx/3waMDDSConnect with Chad on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadpeets/

In this episode, Kenneth sits down with Stephen Tribble to discuss the waves of coffee. Or to put it another way, they discuss the different types of coffee that have been developed and enjoyed during each era. This episode covers pre-wave, first, second, third and fourth wave coffee. They explain when each wave started, how the product was presented, prepared, and enjoyed. Finishing the episode by discussing the fourth wave, which is just starting to emerge and evolve.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Most people do not know what a coffee wave is. During the podcast, Kenneth explains what the term means. The first wave started during the late stages of the industrial revolution, with roasted and pre-ground coffee. During the first wave, the aim was to make coffee more accessible. The second wave saw companies like Peets and Starbucks enter the market. During the second wave, there was more focus on taste. It was the second wave that pushed the industry forwards, and created the foundations for today´s coffee culture - especially the coffee shop culture. Light roasts only really took off during the third wave. Great tasting coffee has led to more people drinking their coffee without cream or sugar. The industry is now more interested in the science behind what makes a great coffee. There is still a lot of debate about what the fourth wave is.   BEST MOMENTS ‘The waves are mainly a US thing. ´ ‘During the third wave, the roast is more towards a lighter roast.' ‘The third wave focuses more on the science of coffee.'   VALUABLE RESOURCES Award-winning single-origin specialty coffee:https://umblecoffee.com/ You're disciplined and high achieving. You never settle. Shouldn't the fuel that helps you reach your goals be held to those same standards? Instead of a crash-inducing cup of jo, you need coffee with optimal antioxidants and anti-inflammatories. A coffee so good that you can drink it black. At Umble Coffee, we only roast specialty-grade arabica coffee from around the world with cupping scores 84 and above. Don't sabotage yourself in pursuing your goals - drink coffee that tastes better and is better for you. No crash, great taste, and better long-term health benefits. That's Umble Coffee.    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/umblecoffee/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/umblecoffee/ Twitter:  https://mobile.twitter.com/umblecoffee   ABOUT THE HOST As a coffee lover, physician, chemical engineer, serial entrepreneur, competitive runner, writer, and family man, Kenneth knows what it's like to push yourself to achieve goals very few accomplish. He's one of the best specialty coffee roasters in the United States as he's a multi-year US Coffee Roasters' Competition Finalist. He created Umble Coffee Co with the belief that, if sourced and roasted right, coffee can taste phenomenal and be good for you. “Life's too short to drink bad coffee.” CONTACT METHOD Want to reach Kenneth? Have questions, show ideas, or want to just let us know you're enjoying the show? The best way is to leave us a great review and put your thoughts in the comment section - Kenneth reads all of them! The second-best way is through DM on social media.   HOW TO LEAVE A REVIEW Enjoying the show?!  We'd love for you to leave us a review. It helps us grow and educate more people about coffee! Here's how: if you're on apple podcasts, ‘search' for us as if you didn't already follow the show. When you click on the show, scroll down to ratings and you'll see where you can leave a rating. Spotify is a little easier - follow and listen to the podcast, then you can rate and review it.   Podcast Description Coffee 101 is an educational show on all things coffee. The host, Kenneth Thomas, starts with the most basic questions about coffee and builds your knowledge from there. If you love coffee, are curious about coffee, or you're a business just looking for a resource to train your team, Coffee 101 is without question the show for you!  Season 1 is all about coffee's journey from seed to shelf! BUY COFFEE!: https://umblecoffee.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The coffee from todays episode is from Peets coffee. The story behind the inspiration for the Scream Movie Franchise. Crime, Coffee, & Crafts is an indie podcast. Which means we do it just because we love it, without help from any networks. If you would like to become a donor, find us on Patreon. Every dollar helps. Plus, you could get some super cool schwag.

The Movie Guy Rob Peets joins us as we review three almost-classic B-movies: CHUD, Saturn 3 and Grizzly! 

Special guest Rob "The Movie Guy" Peets helps us put a bow on season one with a spoiler free discussion of the new Dune movie. We're so careful, even the movie sound bites are spoiler free...they're taken from the 1984 version of the film!

Just perfect weather here in Santa Clara and enjoying a delicious cup of Peets Coffee outside under the shade umbrella. Vuele is a new #NFT platform that deserves mentioning. Anthony Hopkinsmovie coming soon. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gary-kolegraff5/support

This week Justus is joined by Danielle Peets the newest Built in buffalo member! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/builtinbuffalo/support

Good Evening Fellow Gen X Enthusiasts, Well its almost the end of July 2021 and today Starchy and Johnny got together for a walk and was pleasantly surprised by the gathering of a European Sunday Cars and Coffee event taking place at their normal Peets Coffee spot in Roseville California at The Fountains in Roseville.  They were able to chat with a few of the owners of fabled European cars both past and present.  Later they discussed the benefits, longings, fantasies, and spending money on fuel additives to enjoy these cool and amazing cars.  Our hosts discussed how many states that they have visited in their lives by either travelling by car and or aeroplane.  Starchy shared a deep and longing desire to travel by car or RV throughout North America to see many portions of this great and spectacular country.  The conversation then took many turns down a few twisty and windy roads.  Thanks for listening to Gen X Talk with Starchy Archie and Johnny Pendejo!!Send us a message if you would like to contribute to our conversation!#genxtalkwithstarchyarchieandjohnnypendejo

How many Peets does it take to run a brewery? Kettlerock Brewing in Peachtree Corners, GA is a family affair.  When patriarch Stephen Peet retired in 2019 he figured the easiest way to relax was to build a brewery, and bring the whole crew with him.  Stephen and Sterling Peet joined us on the show this week with Diana, Christa, Taylor, and Devon Peet holding down the fort.  That's a lotta Peets. Stephen tells us the focus of the brewery is community, nature, and the environment.  He recalls a slow time and the brewery a a handful of guests sat apart in pairs but soon started chatting with each other, and that's exactly what he hopes Kettlerock fosters. When Sterling isn't brewing, he's a rocket scientist at Georgia Tech's Space Systems Design Laboratory.  He shares some of the projects they've worked on and tells us about CubeSats.  We asked if he's launched any yeast or grain into space and we're disappointed that he hasn't. The Peets were also founding members of the PC Mashers homebrew club.  If you've been  following the show for a while you may recall Jay as the winner of our Homebrewer of the Year in 2018.  Even though they've gone pro they still stay involved with the club. As we chat we get the story behind the Kettlerock name and each beer.  We talk about working with the whole family, and the cozy vibe at the taproom.  Those that think every new beer today is an IPA will be pleased that the taplist is pretty diverse with a Blonde Ale, Belgian Tripel, Kettle Sour, Seltzer, Wee Heavy, Milk Stout, and a couple of IPAs, of course. When you visit the brewery and order the Kettle Sour or Seltzer you'll get a basic, unflavored brew that you can add a flavored syrup to.  As we sampled the sour we realized how long it's been since we've seen one that didn't have fruit in it. Although their beer is only available at the taproom right now they've recently purchased a canning line and will have some available in the market soon.  Maybe we can talk Sterling into turning one of those cans into a CubeSat. The Beer List Kettlerock Brewing Bear Tracks Wee Heavy High Humidity Hazy IPA Mountain House Milk Stout Trailhead Blonde Ale Tripping Hazard Belgian Tripel Variable Conditions Kettle Sour Craft Beer News Denver's Iconic Falling Rock Taphouse Has Announced It's Shutting Down An Update on The Black is Beautiful Beer Project Founder Lynne Weaver is Buying Three Weavers Back From CANarchy

Rob becomes our first returning guest as we dissect the “classic” John Carpenter's They Live.

What if you didn’t have to take a separate health supplement and  it was infused into your tea or coffee? This is what Gary Shinner and Jill Portman, founders of Mighty Leaf Tea (acquired by Peets) has accomplished in their new line of Good Pharma infusions. Kellee talks with Gary Shinner about the health benefits of their new infusions and why these infusions are different from the health supplements and superfoods that are being offered on the market.  

Podcast covers Peet's personal story about taking care of her parents, how she was charged to deal with their finances, how important it is for a caregiver to seek assistance and other lessons learned. Guest: Erin Peets earned her bachelor's degree at Eastern Michigan University and Juris Doctorate at Wayne State University Law School. Admitted to the State Bar of Michigan in 2003, Erin is currently the Grant Manager at the Elder Law & Advocacy Center. Erin is also an Informal caregiver for both of her parents and young child (and sometimes husband). 

We take a look at the history of A-1 Comics & how his Father Brian Peets came up with one of the most popular stores in California/the U.S. We get a look behind the curtain in Lanvin Peets personal life & why he made the decision to carry the torch & continue his family's legacy. You can follow them on Instagram @a1comics . You can follow us on Instagram @dontforgetaboutuspodcastshow --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

"On today's episode of BTR Live Studio at Home, Bruisey Peets stops by and plays some of his new tunes. Bruisey Peets is the brainchild of Ben Usie formerly of Pree and Br'er. Jen discusses with Ben his songwriting process, the role of queerness in the project, and the shifting of gears to running your own project plus a new record label, Yall Star Records. 00:00 - Intro 01:09 - Bruisey Peets 05:25 - "U Already Know" [BTR Live Studio 2021] - Bruisey Peets 09:02 - Bruisey Peets 12:52 - "Zabadee" [BTR Live Studio 2021] - Bruisey Peets 15:32 - Bruisey Peets 23:55 - "Queer Blue Hue" [BTR Live Studio 2021] - Bruisey Peets 27:25 - Bruisey Peets 38:18 - Outro 38:48 - End "

Peet’s Coffee & Tea, which will celebrate its 55th anniversary this year, has more than 200 retail outlets and is sold in more than 14,000 grocery stores across the United States. The Boston Beer Company, whose best-known brew is Samuel Adams, was founded in 1984 and is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The company produces which produces beers, hard ciders, hard iced tea, spiked sparkling water, and high alcohol kombucha. Peet’s and Boston Brewing share a lot in common. Both companies began with a single visionary crafter. Both grew large by attracting a niche following of deeply loyal customers. And both saw fit, eventually, to ask Dave Burwick, a former executive at PepsiCo and Weight Watchers, to take charge of their businesses. When host and award-winning journalist Dean Rotbart interviewed Dave back in May 2016, he was president and CEO of Peet’s, which was celebrating its 50th anniversary. Today, Dave runs the Boston Beer Company, also serving as president and CEO. In both cases, Dave’s specialty, as he described it, is “scaling the smallness” — a method that allows businesses to remain true to their founding principles, while constantly keeping pace with the changing times. Dave's is a recipe for growth and success that every entrepreneur should know. Photo: Dave Burwick, Boston Beer CompanyOriginally Posted: May 9, 2016Best of Monday Morning Radio Update: January 18, 2021Monday Morning Run Time: 26:44

Did you know that tea was never the beverage in England until the women folk slowly caught on it slowly as they perceived it to be a genteel drink (according to Peets.com) and that Ireland was the second-biggest per capita consumer of tea in the world?!!This week's phrase is the follow up to last week's "Behöver du hjälp?" (Do you need help?). If you are just window shopping or looking around, you say "Jag tittar bara." which means "I'm just looking." or "Saya tengok saja." in Bahasa Melayu.Wanna find out more about tea? Check out https://www.peets.com. 

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Bettina Peets is the founder of Adventures For The Soul Retreats & Events. Her mission is to design amazing outdoor experiences that encourage women to live boldly and outside the box, while connecting with her best self. Her retreats are a combination of wellness workshops and adventurous experiences including, hiking, camping, whitewater rafting and more, leaving every participant with a smile on her face as well as her soul. Bettina's love of adventure began as an Airmen in the United States Air Force and continued later as she traveled the world as a Continental Airlines Flight Attendant. Adventure's For The Soul is Bettina's labor of love and vehicle to help every women to engage in radical self-care and set her soul on fire.

We cover a lot of ground (he he) in this episode all about java! I've been around the block a few times when it comes to coffee. You'll hear all about the good, the bad, and the unfortunate!      LET’S TALK THE WALK! Wellness While Walking Facebook page Wellness While Walking on Instagram Wellness While Walking on Twitter Wellness While Walking website for show notes and other information wellnesswhilewalking@gmail.com     RESOURCES AND SOURCES (some links may be affiliate links) Coffee Advertising - General Foods International Coffees and Sanka Not the Exact International Coffees Commercial I Spoke of, But Similar A Print Ad From My Time Working on The Brand The Joe Montana Commercial for Sanka Joe Montana Sanka Print Ad Spaghetti and a Peanut Butter Sandwich (see Ep. 38!) Reddit: Stonerfood Radio Challenge: Eat Spaghetti With Peanut Butter Sandwich - 5 Minutes of Your Life You'll Never Get Back           Neither I nor most of my podcast guests are doctors or healthcare professionals of any kind, and nothing on this podcast or associated content should be considered medical advice. The information provided by Wellness While Walking Podcast and associated material, by Whole Life Workshop and by Bermuda Road Wellness LLC is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment, and before undertaking a new health care regimen, including walking.           Thanks for listening to Wellness While Walking, a walking podcast!

Two more guests to keep you encouraged to be intentional with owning your kids schooling, even if they are going back to school!Books:Devoted by Tim Challies Teaching from Rest by Sarah MackenzieSo you’re thinking about homeschooling by Lisa WhelchelConnect/follow/like and let me know what you are enjoying about the podcast?!Instagram: His Word Your Story PodcastLinkedIn: His Word Your Story PodcastFacebook: His Word Your Story PodcastIntro song and music by, Leadsquid - leadsquidstock@gmail.com

Emberheart and Tangletongue DO get to the podcast eventually today. But first they need to talk about IRL cat misadventures. Meanwhile, Firestar and Sandstorm indoctrinate children and get attacked by a fox. Book: Super Edition: Firestar’s Quest Music : “Happy Boy Theme” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.

Today Shirin joins SwissPats to tell us all about coffee - from living and working in the coffee regions of Papua New Guinea, to buying and selling beans for Peets and Nespresso in USA, Singapore and Switzerland. Shirin is knowledgeable and passionate about coffee, and wants you to get to know your coffee roaster - where do your beans come from? Are you buying sustainable beans? She certainly made Suzi eager to sniff a cup of freshly roasted coffee! Visit Shirin at the Carouge Farmers Markets near Geneva every Saturday and www.instagram.com/sweetbeancoffeeswitzerland and www.sweet-bean-coffee.ch *** Don't forget to like and subscribe, follow and download!⁣ ⁣ To listen ~~ ⁣ Anchor - https://anchor.fm/swisspats Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/swisspats/id1255274540 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1OKeUnxaZCiagpG88isB5g⁣ ⁣ To leave a review go to our Facebook or iTunes page!⁣ ⁣ https://www.facebook.com/Swisspats⁣ ⁣ https://www.instagram.com/swisspats ***

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KPFA theatre critic Richard Wolinsky reviews “Culture Clash (Still) in America” at Berkeley Rep through April 5, 2020.   Text of review: No words quite exist that define the performance troupe Culture Clash. On one hand, the trio are masters of sketch comedy; they're also masters of political satire; and of cultural commentary; and of improve stand-up. All three members, Herbert Siguenza, Richard Montoya and Ric Salinas, also have worked over the past three decades as actors, and as writers.   From their origins in the Mission District in San Francisco, they bring a culturally sensitive and street-smart attitude with an underpinning of what we now call Latinx culture, to an examination of American society that, as it turns out, hasn't changed all that much in thirty years.   That is hasn't changed is evident in their new collection of sketches, Culture Clash, Still in America, based on their 2002 work, Culture Clash in AmeriCCa – which can be seen at Berkeley Rep's Peets Theatre through April 5th, directed by Lisa Peterson.   Still in America opens as ICE agents interrogate a captured Latinx illegal immigrant, a sketch which soon expands into a tour that starts with a right-wing couple in Florida, and expands to include various ethnicities and gender identities. Most of the sketches are comedic, some rely on improv with the audience – and one in particular is a serious case-study of a harried and overwrought attorney for separated families and the problems he faces as he argues his cases and tries to bring children back to their parents. In the middle of an often uproarious collection of vignettes, it's utterly harrowing.   The best, and funniest bit occurs about an hour into the show, as two older female sixties activists chatter about their lives in Berkeley today, slicing and dicing and name-dropping everything from the Berkeley Bowl to the Cheeseboard, to, you guessed it, KPFA. It's fall to the floor hysterical – but you have to listen quickly, or half of it will pass you by before you notice. A second trip might be required.   While there's certainly room for ad lib funkiness and improv, Still in America is a highly polished piece of theatre, under the tight direction of Lisa Peterson. While all three performers are sensational, Herbert Siguenza is particularly brilliant, especially in the transsexual and Berkeley biddies scenes. Though maybe that's unfair to the other two, who also shine in their different roles.   And the political points are both funny and trenchant. It all makes for a solid, thoughtful, entertaining and often extraordinary night of theatre, not to be missed, especially if you're someone listening to this very review on KPFA, right now.   Culture Clash Still In America, directed by Lisa Peterson, is performed at Berkeley Rep's Peets theatre through April 5th. For more information you can go to berkeleyrep.org. I'm Richard Wolinsky on Bay Area theatre for KPFA.     The post Review: Culture Clash (Still) in America, at Berkeley Rep appeared first on KPFA.

Today's Moment To Reflect features Bettina Peets of Adventures For the Soul. Today she shares all of the wonderful things in her life that she's celebrating. If you'd like to hear our conversation in it's entirety, listen to Ep. #20 of the Sistahs Connect podcast. Stay Connected: Sistah's Connect Website Twitter: @sistahsconnect Instagram: @sistahsconnect Connect with me on linkedIn Join the Sistah's Connect Private Facebook Group Use the hashtag #MySistahsConnect

Student Athletes of the Week: Alison Zupancic and Clay Peets Firestone SAOTW

In a fast paced millennial world, are we courting the way we should? This is a light episode just talking about some of those constructs we've heard of for years and break them down in a millennial way. Is there a rule book to dating? Well, Find out! What are you waiting for? Press play. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stefkai/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stefkai/support

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LA native and illustrator Conor FitzGerald started his restaurant career in college, doing the coffee shop grind at Peet's in Harvard Square. Eventually he moved back to LA, continuing his coffee expertise at M Street Coffee in Sherman Oaks, a local enclave for artists...and customers with "service animals." We discuss the perils of cafe tips, his life in the freelance illustrator world, and how grateful we are to be free of the service industry (for now). Enjoy!

On this episode, I'm joined by my strength-y friend, Peter-Ann Peart.  She will bare it all, and share her personal journey with Fibroids. Hear how she dealt with that challenge and overcame the curve-balls like a true #BOSSLADY. We also discussed, living in the 'hype' of it all and succeeding as a determined young professional looking for that special someone.  Don't forget to follow me on all social media @stefkai8 and the Living Millennially with StefKai instagram page - @livmillennially.  Let's Go!  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stefkai/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stefkai/support

Choppin’ it up with my man the Peets on Video games

Pastor Donna Peets speaks about the need for us to be in rhythm in living our lives for God in this powerful Father's Day message.

Minu seekordseks vestluskaaslaseks on superviisor, coach ja koolitaja Kaidi Peets. Räägime Kaidiga coachingust nii ühe kui ka teise külje pealt. Kui Kaidi ise ütleb, et igast inimestevahelisest kontaktist võiksid jääda maha õnnelikumad inimesed, et iga kontakti järel võiksime tunda, et oleme sellest kokkupuutest kasvanud ja uut jõudu saanud, siis mina tundsin küll pärast meie vestlust, et mina sain meie kohtumisest hea inspiratsiooni- ja energialaksu. Aitäh :) “Mulle meeldib metafoor, mille ma kunagi ühelt Harvardi Ülikooli kursuselt ‘Immunity to Change’ kaasa võtsin. Me mõnikord seame endale mingid uued eesmärgid ja vajutame sellega nagu gaasipedaali – öeldes sellega endale selgelt, et nüüd on muutust vaja, et me tahame areneda ja me soovime teatud teemadega edasi liikuda. Kuid paradoksaalselt samal ajal vajutame teise jalaga pidurit ning me ei vii seda oodatud muudatust ellu. Me leiame mustmiljon erinevat ettekäänet või vabandust, miks me sellega ikkagi ei saa tegeleda. Nii nagu need uusaastalubadused, et hakkan uuest aastast trennis käima näiteks. Ma tean, et mu keha vajab seda ja see teeb mulle ainult head, kuid siis teiselt poolt avastan ikka ja jälle mitmeid erinevaid põhjusi, miks ma trenni mindud ei saa. On see siis raha küsimus või aja küsimus või midagi muud, vahet pole, meie plaanid ei saa teostatud. Miks me siis hakkame iseendale vastu töötama? See on minu arvates nii huvitav küsimus. Sellesamaga me üpris palju coachingus tegelemegi. Kus kohas asub see konks, mis hoiab meid kinni? Näiteks, miks ma juhina ei delegeeri piisavalt või miks ma kipun teatud otsustega venitama, kuigi selleks nagu otseselt põhjust ju pole või miks ma ei pane teatud olulisi kuid ebamugavaid teemasid lauale? Miks ma nii käitun ja lasen sellel ahvil oma kukil edasi elada? Mis pidur mul peal on?” – Kaidi Peets Kuulake ikka …

Looking back over week one of my friend’s 30-day carnivore experiment. Here are some things we touch on: The “keto flu” (first week transition away from carbs) Energy levels during sport activity Fat-adaptation (drawing energy from fat instead of sugars) Disastrous meat-cooking episodes Benefits of limited eating choices And the coffee and cooking items that […]

This week the Pooses talk about the relationships between Girlfriends and Boyfriends. Is your boyfriend more important than your girlfriends? What happens when they don't get along? For all of our social media, Click the Link! We appreciate all the love and support! Like, Comment, and Subscribe :) https://linktr.ee/_poostalk_

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Episode 4 has Will Peets, CIO of Passport Digital, join Base Layer to discuss a host of topics including, but not limited to: portfolio risk management in the context of crypto, the global economy as it relates to the crypto markets, valuations and much more.

Episode 4 has Will Peets, CIO of Passport Digital, join Base Layer to discuss a host of topics including, but not limited to: portfolio risk management in the context of crypto, the global economy as it relates to the crypto markets, valuations and much more.

Dustin and Kallie sit down with Marathoner Jonathan Peets. He has ran around 30+ Marathons and ran a Marathon in 28 states. Recording issues chopped up the conversation, SORRY!

Meet Scot Chisholm, CEO & co-founder of Classy - A social enterprise fundraising software focused on helping non-profits grow their revenue. Classy was named while he and his friends were first brainstorming the concept of Classy while watching Anchor Man - Stay Classy San Diego. Classy is now a 200+ employee SaaS startup that has now processed over $1 billion in funds for non-profits through its platform.    Scot grew up in Massachusetts and went to UMass Amherst where he spent only one semester as a computer science major before switching to engineering. He was drawn to San Diego when his college friends had moved out here while he was finishing college. When he graduated he convinced his dad and brother to drive cross-country with him and he landed in Ocean Beach. The day he got here he saw a pizza shop that advertised ‘Boston-style pizza’. He was curious and stopped in. As it so happens, this was the first day the shop was open and he asked if he could be their first employee. And he was hit by the entrepreneurship bug. If you’re curious to know which pizza place this is (it’s still around!), listen to the full episode.   While serving pizzas he talked to a lot of customers, one of whom worked at Booz Allen Hamilton (BAH) which is how Scot ended up at his job there. During his time at BAH he started Classy as a side project. It came to be that he and his friends had all been affected by cancer in some way and they wanted to volunteer with the American Cancer Society (ACS). Unfortunately, it was hard to get involved and their only option was the Walk For The Cure. Being in their mid-20’s, Scot and his friends all agreed that there had to be a different way to help than walking for 24 hours. They decided to do a pub crawl around Pacific Beach to raise money.   You’d think it’d be really easy to GIVE an organization like the ACS monetary donations. Turns out, it’s not. He was told he’d have to attend the Walk For The Cure and donate the money through that event. The same event they wanted to avoid.   And Classy was born. Classy didn’t start as a tech company. It started as an organization that held events to engage with the people who would donate, so they knew what exactly they were donating to.  And these were no small events - they held a music festival and were able to get headliners like Matisyahu, Bassnectar, Mason Jennings and attracted more than 5,000 people. Their tangled system of payment software soon wasn’t able to support them anymore and only then did they set out to become a tech company to create a solution that would work for them. This was around 2009-2010 and was first a way for people to purchase tickets and donate money to their specific events. Once the organizations learned about Classy they started approaching Scot asking if they could use the platform to collect donations that weren’t tied to a certain event. Lightbulb moment.   Fast-forward and Classy was now in the UCSD Springboard program, CONNECT.  Getting investors and support was a challenge since they were an events company trying to pivot to SaaS.  It’s hard to imagine that these same people are questioning their judgment now that Classy just hit 1 billion dollars in collected donations!   Listen to the full episode to hear how he and Classy went full circle with the ACS which includes what could have been a very awkward conversation with their CFO.   Scot describes the San Diego tech scene as being a 2.0 version and he’s proud to be one of the leaders in this stage. During 1.0, Scot looked up to companies like Active. For 2.0, he’s looking to non-San Francisco based companies who are integrating and developing their cities as they grow, companies like HubSpot and MailChimp   Hear Scot talk more about their path to funding and San Diego’s interest in mission-driven companies, Classy’s growth in Downtown San Diego, and what he thinks the future of e-commerce philanthropy will be.   Check out Scot’s favorites:   Tacos - Ortiz’s Taco Shop in Point Loma and Colima's Mexican Food in North Park. Coffee - Pappalecco, more recently it’s Peets who ‘has the best espresso’. Beer - Sculpin. Alpine Brewing is also a new favorite.   Find Scot and follow Classy: Classy.org - there’s a very active blog that Scot recommends you read LinkedIn: Classy | Scot Chisholm Twitter: @classy | @scotchisholm Facebook Instagram: classy_org   Thanks to Cox Business for their support of the local San Diego startup ecosystem and for helping to make this episode possible.

(Nov 20, 2018) In the fall of 1968 Leroy Peets returned home from the army. He spent some time as a forklift operator for Adirondack Plywood but he wasn't happy with the job. The following spring Leroy was tipped off about open interviews at the Newton Falls Paper Mill.

We travel to San Jose, California to interview head roaster and owner of Rubel Roasting PJ Rubel. PJ walks us through the process of where a bean begins to how it gets in your cup each morning. And the different forms to accomplish this as well. We discuss why Ruble Roasting is unique in a sea of Coffee options, the difference in bean types and roasts, and what's a better choice; Peets or Starbucks. Get out your chemex's and french presses, and start taking notes. I'm sure you'll have the best cup of coffee ever after listening to this episode of the Coast Range Podcast. We've partnered up with Rubel Roasting and all Coast Range Podcast listeners can receive 10% off their order when they use the code: COASTRANGE at checkout.

Peets Joe Rogan stealing from us Houndstooth vs. Bluetooth Bluetooth Air filters Bidet update Bird Scooter charging sucks Stealing free grapes at publix dueling cash registers Wyrm, the personal massager share company

Learn the history of Starbucks, Peets coffee, Sima Qian and the relation of adventures ans depression within my own life in this mock episode of "The Commuter"

Join Stephen SPAZ Schnee as he chats comic books with BRIAN PEETS (A-1 Comics) and then discusses the music with REG MOMBASSA and PETER O'DOHERTY (Dog Trumpet and Mental As Anything)!

Lilly (@lillyjaclew) and I are such huge coffee/ caffeine addicts, its become a problem!! She also talks about her "Reverse Manifest Destiny" and how much we love road trips!

Lilly (@lillyjaclew) and I are such huge coffee/ caffeine addicts, its become a problem!! She also talks about her "Reverse Manifest Destiny" and how much we love road trips!

Darren falls out of love with a hairless Whole Foods employee, Anthony walks away unsatisfied from a traffic altercation, and a dog runs loose in Peets. Plus, we review some movies! Including the comedies, 'Rough Night' (Scarlett Johansson, Kate McKinnon, Zoe Kravitz), and Judd Apatow and Michael Showalter's 'The Big Sick' (Ray Romano, Zoe Kazan, Holly Hunter) written by Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon. Finally, we get titillated by Sofia Coppola's American gothic, 'The Beguiled' (Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning, and Colin Farrell).

Lisa Hennessy is the owner and creator of Your Pet Chef, which makes personalized dog food using all human grade ingredients delivered directly to the dog owner's home in pre-packaged portions. Lisa began making food for her dogs about 5 years ago when her rough collie Shelby was diagnosed with degenerative myelopathy. Her veterinarian asked if she would be interested in making a special diet for her that would help to slow the progression of the disease which she did and the rest is history.  Lisa is the author of Your Pet Chef Cookbook, which features not only collection of recipes, but more importantly a collection of stories. This book shares my recipes, helpful hints to make the food making process easy, and gives real life stories about the dogs that eat this food.

Have you ever heard the term 3rd wave and wondered why we use it, or why people talk about coffee and waves together? This is your episode. We talk Starbucks, Peets, Specialty Coffee, Espresso Machines, La Marzocco & More. This episode has some good history and classic trubaca trash talk. Fun right?

A phonon.. that's not a spelling mistake... is a quantum of vibration. it's a particle... that lives as a vibration in a crystal.  and it's bananas!!! Doctors Fiona Burnell and Darren Peets have joined me to try to explain this all to Megan and Anthony Leon.

On today's New To You Satellite Sisters show from June 12, 2011, Sheila Dolan is happy to reach the end of the school year. Her grand finale lesson on South America took the form of a Top Chef South America cook-off for her third graders. Plus, Sheila breaks down how she lives on the gift card economy.  She's got the range from Peets and Starbucks to Pottery Barn and Crate & Barrel. As a local, Julie has jumped on the Dallas Mavericks bandwagon for this year's NBA Finals. She's fine being a Julie-Come-Lately. Sheila supports that. Lian commiserates with Sarah Palin over the release of her private emails. What would happen if the Satellite Sisters emails got released to the public?  Liz may have to file a Freedom of Information Act to find out what the other four sisters have been writing behind her back.  Liz goes to see Bridesmaids and recommends it to Lian who is looking for a way to be creatively inspired to start work on her next book. And Liz also questions the installation of "ass-cams" in a jean story in LA.  Who wants to really see their butt?  Apparently Sheila does. 

Peet’s Coffee & Tea has grown from a single retail shop at Walnut and Vine in Berkeley, California, into an $800 million, 240-store chain now celebrating its 50th anniversary. Dave Burwick, president and CEO, ascribes the success and longevity of the coffee roaster and retailer to “scaling the smallness” – a method that allows businesses to remain true to their founding principles, while constantly keeping pace with the changing times. Sit back, and drink in some genuine business wisdom as host and reputation coach Dean Rotbart and Dave Burwick toast the success of Peet’s Coffee on its 50th business birthday. Posted: May 9,, 2016 Monday Morning Run Time: 27 minutes 40 seconds

Peets & DannieK talk Queen Bey, Threesomes, Police Brutality and more!

*sorry about the audio quality**one guy was in china, and my mic broke and all sorts of bad stuff happened. :(*OH MAN!!!Erika Ensign, from all the dr. who podcasts, has come on our showso that Darren Peets and Abby Shockley and I can do our best to explain how VORTICES enable MAGNETIC PINNING in TYPE 2 SUPERCONDUCTORS.    rad.

We talk Peets, C&C retail/roastery store update, almost get into a Q&A, plus drop a limited Holliday Collab with Elixir Specialty Coffee. Stay tuned for an actual Q&A on Thursday.

This Tuesday the acquisition of Stumptown by Peets Coffee and Tea was announced. We sat down to chat about what this could mean for Stumptown and it's customers, as well as some of the surrounding industry trends. Hosts: Joseph Robertson - Coffee Lovers Magazine - http://www.coffeeloversmag.com Jesse Nelson - Conduit Coffee - http://www.conduitcoffee.com

2015 - 10 - 02 Dr. Rev. Ernest Peets Jr. by Eastern Nazarene College

Seeks to quantify opportunities to gain clinical experience within medical-surgical intensive care units over time.

Market volatility spikes.   Shares of McDonald's slip.  Shares of Hasbro and Peet's Coffee rise. 

Fiona Burnell! Darren Peets! Ryan North! it's a Festival of wonderful. listen, i'm going to admit it here. I didn't know much about how superconductors work when i chose this topic. I don't know why i never learned how it worked, but I never did. whoops.  anyway, the answer is crazy. it has to do with electrons getting married and having to get their credit card spending under control.  I don't know if that Gail Lady visited them or what.