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THE BLACK PARADIGMWake Up Frankenstein!!!Hey y'all! now you know Ashley was going to fall asleep but hey we gave you an hour of comedy niggas and we hope you enjoy it. Email - TheBlackParadigm77@gmail.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/familyreunionnetwork?igsh=b2o3dXFzM290bWc%3D&utm_source=qrFriends we support Below Niggas!https://cxffeeblack.com/https://unclenearest.com/https://www.thenashvilleblackmarket.com/https://holisticvitalis.com/https://www.blackopry.com/https://www.frontdoorsmgmt.com/https://youmatter.com/ht...
2025-12-131h 18
The AM/DMInside the FBI's Operation ViperBefore there was the Memphis Safe Task Force, there was Viper, an FBI operation that occurred very quietly over the past summer. Today, editorial director Mary Cashiola and enterprise reporter Sam Hardiman talk about what The Daily Memphian learned about Viper through an open records request, including the operation's very speedy strategy. Plus: CBU exits probation after two years Lakeland approves a new plan for The Lake District after years of setbacks The Raleigh Springs Civic Center farmers market breaks ground Cxffeeblack's new flagship cafe has opened MSCS wants to transfer Lucy Elementary to Millington's school d...
2025-12-1113 min
Taste of PlaceBartholomew Jones and Cxffeeblack: Naturally Processed Faith in a CupIn this episode of Taste of Place, Northshore's Trey Malone sits down with Bartholomew Jones, founder of Cxffeeblack in North Memphis, to talk about the journey from White Haven apartments to the coffee forests of Ethiopia. From wanting to be a missionary or video game designer to running what Bart calls "a mix of the barber shop, a coffee nerd's dream, and a DJ set," it's a conversation about divine logic, unadulterated connection, and the power of saying "God don't make no junk." You'll hear about naturally processed Guji, the theology of terroir, and why an anti-gentrification coffee shop...
2025-11-2130 min
Hood Politics with PropHellscape City: MemphisSince our President has chosen to speak so ill about many of our US cities, specifically calling them hellscapes, I figured I would find people I know that are from there and live there and ask them "Is your city in fact a hellscape?" Today we talk to Cxffeeblack about his beloved hellscape: Memphis. --- Follow Hood Politics: https://www.instagram.com/hoodpoliticspod/ Follow Prop: https://x.com/prophiphop https://www.instagram.com/prophiphop/ https://www.tiktok.com/@prophiphopSee omnystudio.com/listener...
2025-11-0548 min
Adventure Capital by WefunderHeart Medicine — with Bartholomew Jones, founder of CxffeeblackIn this episode, we interview the founder of Cxffeeblack, Bartholomew Jones. An artist, musician and coffee lover, Bartholomew and his team at Cxffeeblack have a bold vision for a more sustainable, equitable coffee supply chain. Based in Memphis, Cxffeeblack recently closed on a community round on Wefunder, funded by 568 investors.
2025-05-2338 min
Meanwhile in Memphis with New MemphisRevisiting Celebrate What's Right: Growing the Creative Economy
Explore how Memphis strategically blends economic development with the city's rich creative landscape to lay the foundation for long-term success. With the City's freshly creative Office of Creative and Cultural Economy (the fist of its kind in the city!) Memphis is modeling best practices got how a community can be intentional about investing in its artists, its institutions, and its future workforce.
This episode features live audio from Celebrate What's Right: Growing the Creative Economy which took place on April 8, 2025, and features panelists: DeMarcus Suggs (City of Memphis), Carissa Hussong (Metal Museum), Kid Maestro (UNAPOLOGETIC...
2025-04-2253 min
Pitch LabBartholomew Jones – CxffeeblackBartholomew Jones, the co-founder of Cxffeeblack, discusses how his brand seeks to reclaim coffee's African roots while empowering Black farmers and promoting social justice. Through storytelling, music, and ethically sourced ingredients, Cxffeeblack offers an authentic coffee experience that emphasizes cultural connection and community.Key Takeaways• Bartholomew's journey from hip-hop artist to coffee entrepreneur• The mission of Cxffeeblack to create an equitable Black future• The importance of storytelling in brand building• Diversity and inclusion within the coffee industry • Upcoming initiatives like the Pan-African Barista Exchange Program• The impact of cof...
2025-02-2048 minHood Politics with PropTerraform: Make Coffee Black AgainHere we go, y'all! For the last Terraform episode of the year, we chop it up with Bart Jones of Cxffeeblack, a Memphis,TN based company who's mission is to de-gentrify coffee! Learn more at cxffeeblack.com. Follow Hood Politics: https://x.com/hoodpoliticspod https://www.instagram.com/hoodpoliticspod/ Follow Prop: https://x.com/prophiphop https://www.instagram.com/prophiphop/ https://www.tiktok.com/@prophiphop https://linktr.ee/prophiphopSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-12-0440 min
It Could Happen HereA Future Without Coffee feat. PropTurns out climate change is also coming for our coffee! Guest host Prop from Hood Politics with Prop walks us through the coffee supply chain and how irresponsible harvesting practices have led us to the possibility of a future without coffee. Then he shows us how people in the industry, through regenerative indigenous practices, are saving our soil. Sources: https://www.un.org/en/climatechange/what-is-climate-changehttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2023-12-18/coffee-s-future-looks-bitter-as-climate-change-hits-from-brazil-to-vietnam?embedded-checkout=truehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqnZkvKIo0ghttps://apnews.com...
2024-10-1054 min
Keys To The Shop : Equipping Coffee Shop Leaders488: Founder Friday! Honoring Coffee's Root w/ Bartholomew Jones of Cxffee Black!Coffee is from Africa, yet the way we think of and enjoy coffee today is largely separated from the roots that produced that original fruit. The disparity we see in the value stream today, where those growing coffee do not receive the fruit of their labor, is the consequence. Today we get to talk with someone who has been laboring hard to honor coffee's root in an effort to create a better future for both those who grow coffee as well as for under served communities whose own cultures are tied closely to coffee's history. Ba...
2024-08-021h 05
Let's Grab CoffeeWhat's in Your Cup? A Special Coffee Conversation featuring The Cxffeeblack PodcastEpisode Notes
I love a good cup of coffee, but if I'm being honest, I never really gave much thought to where my coffee came from or the history of this delicious beverage itself. That was until I learned about Cxffeeblack, a Memphis-owned coffee company, and its associated Anti-Gentrification Coffee Club. Founded in 2019, by husband and wife team, Bartholomew Jones and Renata Henderson, Cxffeeblack is a community-oriented, multi-disciplinary, education-based coffee company that’s centered around reclaiming coffee’s Black roots.
Coffee originates in Ethiopia, but because of trade and colonialism, there are now coffees that we’v...
2024-05-201h 01Let's Grab CoffeeCxffee talk with Renata HendersonEpisode Notes
Around the world, coffee is part of countless cultures’ daily routine. Perhaps your day starts with brewing a cup at home or grabbing your daily fix on the way to work. In fact, coffee is a global industry worth $495 billion per year but less than 1% of this revenue returns to people of African descent, who are the originators of coffee, or to African countries, where the majority of our coffee is imported from, highlighting the ongoing inequalities in the coffee trade.
One local Memphis coffee company is on a mission to change how we...
2024-03-251h 00
Business in BlueThe Origin of Coffee: CxffeeBlack
The Business in Blue podcast is hosted by the Fogelman College of Business & Economics at the University of Memphis. This podcast highlights success stories, expert advice, and of course, all things business in Memphis. Join us in the studio with Bartholomew Jones, Co-founder of CxffeeBlack, as we dive into the history of Black culture and how his local establishment is paving the way to reinstate the origin and purpose of the world’s ever-loved coffee bean.
This episode is sponsored by The FCBE Career Fellows Program. The Center for Professional Career Development, Center for Workplace Diversity & Inclusion, and Bank of Ame...
2024-02-1624 min
The Kitchen Sisters PresentMake Coffee Black AgainIn this episode, we borrow a cup of sound from the podcast, What You’re Eating, a production of FoodPrint.org, hosted by Jerusha Klemperer. In the episode, “Coffee: From Seed to Cup,” Jerusha interviewed coffee entrepreneur Bartholomew Jones, who co-founded CxffeeBlack, a "multimedia coffee educational company," with his wife Renata Henderson in Memphis, Tennessee in 2018.
Bartholomew is an educator, an MC, a “coffee nerd,” and an amazing storyteller.
Today, The Kitchen Sisters Present… Make Coffee Black Again, a co-production with What You’re Eating.
You can hear the entire episode, “Coffee: From Seed to Cup” at...
2023-10-1723 min
What You're EatingCoffee: From Seed to CupFor the conscious consumer, buying local products is a way to shorten that distance between us and what we eat or drink, and maybe even learn more about how it was produced by talking to the people who made it. But what about something like coffee, which doesn’t grow anywhere near those of us living in the continental United States? Do you know where your coffee comes from? And if you do know what country it comes from, maybe from the bag or canister you bought your beans in, do you know how it was grown? Or who gr...
2023-10-1053 minLet's Grab CoffeeCxffeeblack with Bartholomew JonesEpisode Notes
In the U.S. coffee is commonly associated with Starbucks, a daily pick-me-up taken on the go, or a fancy specialty coffee shop often located in a gentrified neighborhood. However coffee has a deeply Black and deeply communal history. What would it mean to understand coffee’s Black history and its Black future? Cxffeeblack is on a mission to find out.
On this episode, I’m joined by Bartholomew Jones, a Memphis-born entrepreneur who in late 2018 co-founded Cxffeeblack, a Black social enterprise alongside his wife, Renata Henderson, Memphis’ first Black female coffee roaster.
2023-08-2153 min
Entrepreneurial InsightsA Panel Presentation On Protecting Your BrandThe Society of Entrepreneurs and Epicenter Memphis recently presented “Protecting Your Brand”, a panel on harnessing your skills to bring the best product to your customer while also knowing when to say no to protect the integrity of your brand. This panel features Susan Stephenson of Independent Bank, Shannon Briggs of Campfire Collective, Lisa Toro of City & State, Bartholomew Jones of Cxffeeblack, and our moderator Mike Bruns, retired Founder of Comtrak Logistics. We hope that you will enjoy this podcast featuring this very informative presentation. Susan Stephenson is a passionate Memphian, proud mom of four and grandmother of 1...
2023-07-2841 min
Season 4ENTREPRENEURIAL INSIGHTS PODCAST: A PANEL PRESENTATION ON PROTECTING YOUR BRANDThe Society of Entrepreneurs and Epicenter Memphis recently presented “Protecting Your Brand”, a panel on harnessing your skills to bring the best product to your customer while also knowing when to say no to protect the integrity of your brand. This panel features Susan Stephenson of Independent Bank, Shannon Briggs of Campfire Collective, Lisa Toro of City & State, Bartholomew Jones of Cxffeeblack, and our moderator Mike Bruns, retired Founder of Comtrak Logistics. We hope that you will enjoy this podcast featuring this very informative presentation. Susan Stephenson is a passionate Memphian, proud mom of four and grandmother of 1...
2023-07-2741 min
Grits and Eggs PodcastEpisode 7 - God works for WalmartDeante’ addresses capitalist pandering and its effect on people’s identities. Does a sponsored ad for Cxffee Black. Speak on project blue beam and his own multiverse theory on deja vu, and touches on the Sukiana & YK Osiris situation. He ends the podcast talking about how we can have sustainable diversity in the black community before recommending Killer Mike’s “Michael” album and Ali Siddiq’s “Dominie Effect” pt 2 comedy special. Visit Cxffeeblack.com and receive 10% off of your first order and email Deante at gritsandeggspod@gmail.com . Happy Fathers Day and Happy Juneteenth.
2023-06-2138 min
Nolan Rossi PodcastLearning To Fly With Christian Paschall (Drums for Maren Morris, Audio Mixer)Nolan's Conversation with Drummer and Record Mixer, Christian Paschall. www.christianpaschall.com Today's episode has an endorsement. Check out: www.cxffeeblack.com Today.
2023-04-261h 02
The Parley in All Blue with Mark DawsonEp. 38 CXFFEE BLACK, "Coffee with a Black X Please" with Bartholomew JonesOn this episode of The Parley in All Blue, Mark is joined by Entrepreneur, and the founder of Cxffeeblack (Coffeeblack), Bartholomew Jones. Bartholomew isn't only an entrepreneur, he's also a hip hop artist and a filmmaker (Cxffeeblack to Africa) which you can check out on his YouTube page. A proud Memphian, who is also a husband, father, and activist, who coined the phrase "Make Coffee Black again." He's also apart of the Anti Gentrification Cxffee Club (AGCC) right there in Memphis Tennessee which is a social experiment based on using history, art, and imagination to shed light on the...
2023-01-1250 min
Boss BaristaCxffeeblack's Renata Henderson and Bartholomew Jones Make Connections [re-air]In this episode from July 2020, we chat about legacy and reclaiming coffee's Black identity and origins.
Check out the trailer to their documentary, Cxffeeblack to Africa, here, watch the documentary by joining Patreon, and keep an eye on their Instagram account for tour dates to watch.
A full transcript of this episode can be found at bossbarista.substack.com
2022-10-1857 min
BOSS BARISTACxffeeblack's Renata Henderson and Bartholomew Jones Make Connections [re-air]In my last newsletter piece, I talked about how customers and community aren’t the same thing. My inspiration for that article was a tweet from the team at Cxffeeblack, regarding their IRL café space, The Anti-Gentrification Cxffee Club. With that fresh in my mind, I decided to pull this episode from July 2020 so you could learn more about Cxffeeblack and its founders, Renata Henderson and Bartholomew Jones.This re-air is quite a bit longer than most recent Boss Barista episodes, so I want to jump right in—but I also want to promote two projects from Cxffe...
2022-10-1857 min
The Coffee PodcastE171 | Coffee Speak: Glocal & Dropping BarsThis is part II of speaking with guests from the SCA Expo in Boston 2022. We hear from speakers of Re:co like Noa Berger and a live recording from an event with Cxffeeblack and Bartholomew Jones.Sponsored by:Ground ControlSend us a one-way text >Follow The Coffee PodcastSocial: Instagram Threads LinkedIn YouTube: @coffeepodcastSubscribe to the The Coffee Podcast BrewsletterSubscribe >
2022-07-1824 min
Thanks For Your ConcernEp 96: Death to The Chill GirlWhat is a chill girl? The girl who is always effortlessly chill and cool in every situation? Well, not exactly. In this episode they cover what it means to be a chill girl, and why it's actually super overrated. They cover being the chill girl at work, in relationships and in the world. They also talk about some times when they pretended to be "chill," and why that might have been a mistake. Plugs of the WeekThe End - https://theendlabel.com/Cxffeeblack - https://cxffeeblack.com/S...
2022-06-2936 min
The Cxffeeblack PodcastEthiopia is the Sample: How Ethiopian Coffee Ceremonies Can Help Decolonize Coffee Culture for the DiasporaDonate to the Trip!
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2021-09-231h 08
The Cxffeeblack PodcastLIVE RECORDING! Blk on Blk Grind, Powernomics, and Vertical Integration - A Convo with the Plug. @equatorialcoffeeconsultantsThe first part of an amazing episode with one of the few black coffee importers in the country on the importance of collaboration in black coffee communities.
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2021-07-081h 19
Lunchroom Cypher PodcastEpisode 6: Narrative Work Through Hip-Hop & Coffee (ft. cxffeeblack)On this episode we welcome on Bartholomew Jones of Cxffeeblack (https://cxffeeblack.com/) - an entrepreneurial venture with specific social implications, started by Bartholomew Jones and Renata Henderson to reclaim the black history of coffee and remain its black future. Together we discuss the history of coffee, and how hip-hop and coffee can be jointly leveraged to reclaim personal narratives. Cxffeeblack is also an emcee, so he shares some of his lyrics with us, and breakdowns practical steps for facilitating coffee cyphers.
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2021-05-171h 08
A Better Table PodcastBartholomew Jones Bartholomew Jones is a co-founder of Cxffeeblack based in Memphis, Tennesee. Cxffeeblack is a multimedia operation promoting the Black history—and present—of coffee. Cxffeeblack spreads this message through music, apparel, a podcast, and roasted coffee. Jones joins Motoyoshi to talk about the Cxffeeblack story and a new project: the Anti-Gentrification Coffee Club. This episode of A Better Table is sponsored by Seattle Coffee Gear and Chobani.
2021-03-251h 10The Cxffeeblack PodcastThe Poor People's Coffee Campaign, Equity in Home Brewing, Baristas as Educators, and @onyxcoffeelabIn this episode we chop it up with our homies at @onyxcoffeelab about our recent collab, and how home brewing can be a gateway to make specialty coffee more accessible. Chime in with on socials to let us know what you think! Btw this is the last week to get the collab, so be sure to grab a box at the link below. https://onyxcoffeelab.com/products/cxffee-black
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2021-03-221h 32The Cxffeeblack PodcastHow a Blk Owned Coffee Company In Memphis Inspired Blk Owned Coffee in Australia? X @oromo_coffee_coOur company was inspired by discovery and struggle of the Oromo people. Its crazy to see it all come circle.
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2021-03-021h 11The Cxffeeblack PodcastWhat is the 1616 Project? (pt 1) A Convo on coffee collaboration and antiracism w Stay Golden CoffeeThe 1616 collaboration series with Cxffee Black seeks to honor the African and indigenous peoples who cultivated coffee culture then and now. All proceeds from this collaboration support them and the work they are doing in Memphis. Genji Challa is a semi forest produced coffee, late season harvest. It's produced by Nano Challo Cooperative in Gera, Ethiopia. This particular coffee is Lot #11.
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2021-02-2350 minThe Cxffeeblack PodcastBoycott Ethiopian Coffee? A conversation with Tigray Activists Eden Hailu and Shava GebrehiwetIn this episode we talk with two young Ethiopain activists about the atrocities being done against the Tigray people in Ethiopian, this history of pan African activism between black in the US and Ethiopia, and how coffee can help. For more information check out the links below. https://christopherothen.wordpress.com/2019/12/09/blood-on-the-canvas-african-americans-haile-selassie-and-italian-fascism/. https://eritreahub.org/ethiopians-and-eritreans-call-on-un-and-aid-agencies-to-join-ethiopian-airlines-boycott
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2021-02-2135 min
Upstate Coffee Collective PodcastCollaboration Over Competition w/ Kenny Baker of Ethnos Coffee RoastersKenny Baker is the owner and operator of Ethnos Coffee Roasters out of Memphis, TN. After gaining significant exposure through his collaboration with cxffeeblack's Guji Mane project, Kenny's side hustle turned into a full time gig as he worked tirelessly to keep up with demand. Ethnos' offerings go far beyond their multiple collabs, though, and we dig into how Kenny structures his roasting company, their values, and how he views the concept of collaboration over competition within the craft coffee realm.
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2021-02-081h 21
Unconformed Podcast35. Critical Race Theory: Bartholomew JonesDarius and Ryon have a candid conversation about critical race theory with entrepreneur, Bartholomew Jones.
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2021-02-0437 minThe Cxffeeblack PodcastCan Hip Hop Create More Coffee Farmers? On Ownership, Coffee in Trinidad , Trauma, and Cash CropsIn this episode we talk with @kpnarine about the redemptive power of diaspora imagination in music, the loss of dignity due to slave trade trauma, the potential effect of diaspora kids on coffee sustainability, and the possibilities of bring more power to coffee in Trinidad.
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2021-02-0157 minThe Cxffeeblack PodcastSociety Loves Single Origin People But Not Single Origin People // MLK, CoffeeShops, & Fannie PacksRead the full blog post. https://cxffeeblack.com/blogs/news/on-mlk-coffee-shops-and-fannie-packs
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2021-01-2939 minThe Cxffeeblack PodcastCan Coffee Shops be Anti Gentrification? A Conversation w/ Jared Myers of The Heights CDC in Memphis“What would happen if cxffee culture loved people of color as much as it loved their cash crops? What if we cared for and celebrated single-origin people as much as we celebrated single-origin coffee? We believe coffee can be a force for good in our communities, not just in spite of them. We believe that coffee is not just FROM communities of color, but it can be FOR them too. The profits, the aesthetic, the job opportunities, the empowerment, and most importantly the vibe. All these can be tools to deepen the ties in our communities, rather than displace them. Co...
2021-01-251h 25
Not Caffeinated Enough PodcastEpisode 5. Aeropress Bloom Times w/ Erica JacksonErica Jackson (@blkcoffee4life) joins me once again to experiment with Aeropress brews. Blooming your coffee has been shown to increase its extraction in all kinds of brew methods--including immersion. But how does extending the bloom time in an Areopress affect the taste? Erica and I get similar, yet different results (again). We also talk about how we all could sometimes use some help--for work stuffs and emotional support alike.
Music: Cxnnect by Bartholomew Jones of CxffeeBlack
2021-01-1028 minNot Caffeinated Enough PodcastEpisode 2. Pour Over Bloom Experiment w/ Kenzel & Tio of Three Keys CoffeeWhat happens when you take a tiny little bloom time of 30 seconds and double or quadruple it? The founders of Three Keys Coffee, Tio and Kenzel Fallen, and I endeavor to find out. We also discuss a number of things, including how the duo has used their roaster in the name of inclusion. Their coffee business is not only for the passion--it's for the culture. Also, what the hell is a peacherine? Let's find out.
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2020-12-2052 minNot Caffeinated Enough PodcastEpisode 1. Moka Pot Experiment w/ Kelin BradleyIn this episode, Kelin Bradley (@blac.koffee) and I do a little science with the Moka Pot and test what kind of difference it makes to start the brew off with cold water vs hot water. We even get to test how much total coffee stuffs (TDS) is extracted from each brew. Dope. Plus, we talk about Black culture in coffee, adjusting to the White culture of coffee (or vice versa), and... Well, quite a few other things. Stay tuned.
Music: Be Free by Bartholomew Jones (@abartjones) of CxffeeBlack
2020-12-1351 min
Cat & Cloud PodcastCoffee: By and for the Black Community | CxffeeblackAlex sits down with Bartholomew Jones of Cxffeeblack to learn about his rad venture in coffee, culture, music, and apparel! We chat on everything from the colonization of coffee and current problems with “direct trade,” to being a good neighbor in your cafe’s community, to understanding the true roots and identity of coffee culture...such good stuff. Thank you, Bartholomew!
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2020-11-231h 03
Meanwhile in Memphis with New MemphisThe Divine is in the DetailsEpisode Notes
If you don’t care about where you’re from, how can you expect anyone else to? In this episode of Meanwhile in Memphis, we dive into a powerful conversation with Bartholomew Jones, founder of CxffeeBlack to talk about, not only that beautiful caffeinated substance we all love in the mornings, but specifically how he is revolutionizing the coffee game through a social justice lens. We also have in the studio with us Rachel Knox, Thriving Arts and Culture Program Officer for Hyde Family Foundation & moderator for our Celebrate What's Right Culture U.S.A. panel...
2020-11-1059 minThe Cxffeeblack PodcastTre Stelle Coffee, Diaspora Coffee Collaboration, Eritrean Coffee Culture, and a New Guji Mane!We’d love to know your thoughts on what should we should discuss next? What coffee you been brewing? Put us on.
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2020-10-0500 min
Boss BaristaKorie Pickett on Being Genuine and Bold [124]In this episode, I’m talking to Korie Pickett. Korie is a creative in the coffee world and finds ways to uplift and support other creatives. She’s the founder of Queen Spirit Magazine, which is described as for creatives, by creatives, and she’s also the guest editor of Issue Ten of Coffee People Zine.
Coffee People Zine has always been a place for coffee folks to express their creativity. It was born out of a desire to showcase the other work coffee people do outside of their jobs. This issue features solely the work of Black...
2020-09-2533 min
The Cxffeeblack PodcastHOW BLACK COFFEE CAN BREW REPARATIONS, YEMENIA COFFEE, INDIGENOUS WEST AFRICAN COFFEE VARIETALS, ETHICAL GEISHAS, AND DIASPORA COLLABORATION: THE CXFFEEBLACK PODCAST S1 EP5We’d love to know your thoughts on what should we should discuss next? What coffee you been brewing? Put us on.
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2020-09-211h 12Upstate Coffee Collective PodcastMake Cxffee Black Again w/ Bartholomew Jones of cxffeeblackWe scored big with this one! Maurice Henderson (also known by his pen name, Bartholomew Jones) joins us to talk about the recent success of his coffee company called cxffeeblack - based out of Memphis, TN. His company works to tell the story of coffee as an African discovery - one that was colonized and brought to the Americas... much like the African diaspora. The timelines of coffee colonization and the African diaspora are intertwined, and Bartholomew strives to tell that story to the world, community by community, and to Make Cxffee Black Again.
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2020-08-101h 24
MiiR Empowerful PodcastBartholomew Jones | cxffeeblack | Thousand Hills Color EditionThe world is full of color, and we're telling stories about them. Stories of people and places we've been shaped by throughout our pursuit of empowering people for a better future.
In honor of our new color, Thousand Hills, we took a deep dive into the under told story of African coffee origins and Black coffee culture with Bartholomew Jones. Bartholomew is the brains behind cxffeeblack, a social movement to promote coffee culture within the Black community and rediscover coffee traditions that were uniquely African.
Join us for a conversation about Coffee's diaspora history, the growth of Black coffee culture...
2020-08-081h 02
Cultivating Change with Martin Mayorga30. Follow up with Bartholomew Jones from CxffeeblackWe received a lot of great feedback on the episode last month with our friend, Bartholomew Jones from Cxffeeblack, so we brought him back on the podcast for a follow up. We had a very open conversation about the realities for People of Color in the specialty coffee industry as well as business as a whole. As always, I welcome and appreciate any feedback. You can email me at Martin@MayorgaOrganics.com
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2020-07-291h 18
The Cxffeeblack PodcastLove Black People Like You Love Black Cxffee: A Conversation on Black American Coffee CultureWe’d love to know your thoughts on what should we should discuss next? What coffee you been brewing? Put us on.
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Follow Bartholomew
Instagram: @abartjones @cxffeeblack
Twitter @abartjones @cxffeeblack
Website: https://www.cxffeeblack.com/
Stream The Album!
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2020-07-2042 min
Boss BaristaCxffeeblack's Renata Henderson and Bartholomew Jones on Making Connections [118]I’m honored to have two guests on the show today—Bartholomew Jones and Renata Henderson of Cxffeeblack. To say that Cxffeeblack is a coffee roasting company is an understatement. Cxffeeblack is a brand, an educational platform, a music outlet, an informative podcast, connecting the ancestral history of coffee to the modern day. Renata and Bartholomew, who are married and raising two children in Memphis, Tennessee, didn’t just aim to start a business, but set off on a mission to impact social change.
“The cxffee plant was stolen from Africa in 1616 by two Dutch spies. Three years la...
2020-07-1757 min
Snacky TunesBartholomew Jones / CxffeeblackThis episode is all about Bartholomew Jones, a Memphis-based school teacher, hip hop artist, social activist and the founder of Cxffeeblack. With cxffeeblack Bartholomew explores the history of coffee, its deep ties to black culture and its potential for black empowerment. Cxffeeblack also supports and provides opportunities for people of color to create inspiring work. Bartholomew is our musical guest too, and shares some tracks from his recently released album, Cxffeeblack.In March, HRN began producing all of our 35 weekly shows from our homes all around the country. It was hard work stepping away from our little...
2020-06-211h 16Cultivating Change with Martin Mayorga27. A Conversation with Bartholomew Jones from CxffeeblackGiven the current (and very necessary) dialogue that we're having in the US, we decided to post this podcast a few days in advance.
We had a very open conversation with Bartholomew Jones from Cxffeeblack about his experience and point of view as a black man working in the coffee industry. He comes from an arts and music background with a focus on education and community building. His approach to coffee is "people first", which is something I really appreciate. Check him out Instagram at @Cxffeeblack
I hope you...
2020-06-121h 26
The Cxffeeblack PodcastHow Black Protest Can Leverage Black Cxffee (B.K.A. Who Paid Dr King’s Bail?)We’d love to know your thoughts on what should we should discuss next? What coffee you been brewing? Put us on.
Aeropress Recipe
https://youtu.be/f4Pild8htU0
Use the code Oromo to get 10%off and support Oromo farmers during the pandemic at cxffeeblack.com
You can stream the whole episode at: https://anchor.fm/cxffeeblack
and
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2iB5qReFCm6zMEzZi1HkJf?context=spotify%3Ashow%3A49wNjPs5NxdCcltZC7FIYv&si=nmfdlG4QQvq7EO2sAefBDA
Follow Bartholomew
Instagram: @abartjones @cxffeeblack
Twitter @abartjones @cxffeeblack
Website: https://www.cxffeeblack.com/
Stream The Album!
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/ba...
2020-06-1040 min
CARTCoffee For All (featuring Bartholomew Jones) - SUSTAIN COFFEEFor today’s episode, we reached out to our good friend, Bartholomew Jones, owner of CXFFEE BLACK, to share in the conversation. I knew Bartholomew would be the perfect person to talk about the topic of, “coffee for all.”
Apart from being a fellow coffee educator, Bart is a rapper, father, coffee geek, and has an unwavering passion for his community. Join us as we discuss coffee in low-income neighborhoods, understanding one another’s taste preferences, and exchange our coffee thoughts.
Check out Bart's brand at: cxffeeblack.com and his Podcast HERE.
For correctio...
2020-05-1636 minThe Cxffeeblack PodcastHOW THE OROMO PEOPLE DISCOVERED COFFEE (aka BLACK LIKE ME)We’d love to know your thoughts on what should we should discuss next? What coffee you been brewing? Put us on.
Aeropress Recipe
https://youtu.be/f4Pild8htU0
Watch the full conversation with Ibrahim
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_npI-HlZS7/?igshid=165587pxwty6t
Use the code Oromo to get 10%off and support Oromo farmers during the pandemic
Follow Ibrahim at @oromocoffeebeans
Get more information about the Oromo. https://youtu.be/f34h4TpG1Kc.
You can stream the whole episode at: https://anchor.fm/cxffeeblack
and
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2iB5qReFCm6zMEzZi1HkJf?context=spotify%3As...
2020-05-0433 min
The Cxffeeblack PodcastHOW EUROPE STOLE CXFFEE FROM AFRICA (bka Make Cxffee Black Again)In this episode Bartholomew breaks down the black history of coffee, and talks about his most recent IG live with indie artists Propaganda and Derek MInor. If you’re curious about the movement and Guji Mane Coffee, then check us out at cxffeeblack.com Peep the video of this podcast on YouTube https://youtu.be/cos5nojylR0 and you can also see our full conversation with Prop and Derek here. https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_F2UwxgBf1/?igshid=15hyx6l0qdvmx Keep that cxffeeblack yall.
2020-04-2325 minUnconformed Podcast4. Cxffee Black: Bartholomew JonesDarius and Ryon interview local rapper, teacher, entrepreneur, Bartholomew Jones. Bartholomew talks about the roots of his theology, coffee endeavors, and teaching background. He concludes with a lyrical breakdown of his single "Blxck Like Me".
For coffee, music, and apparel purchases, visit Bart's website: cxffeeblack.com
2020-04-2342 min