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Practical for Your PracticeOpening Doors to Processing Emotions (PE)Evidence-based psychotherapies for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), such as Prolonged Exposure and Cognitive Processing Therapy, are the best tools we have to treat PTSD for most people–at least as long as those in need are able to access these therapies. A number of barriers may exist, such as availability of trained therapists, insurance coverage (or lack thereof), or even life stressors standing in the way. During the COVID-19 pandemic, trauma exposure exploded exponentially while at the same time access to care due to lockdowns and social distancing was severely diminished. In this episode of Practical for Your Practice, we...2025-05-2640 min
The Wrong Cat DiedLIVE @ BroadwayCon with The Cast and Creative of Cats “The Jellicle Ball”To celebrate the 10th anniversary of BroadwayCon, we hosted a panel with the cast and creative of Cats “The Jellicle Ball” discussing their historic production. We were joined by director Bill Rauch along with Sydney James Harcourt, Dudney Joseph Jr., and Robert “Silk” Mason from the cast. About the Production: Cats: “The Jellicle Ball” is a radical reimagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s iconic musical based on T. S. Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, inspired by the Ballroom culture that roared out of New York City over 50 years ago and still rages around...2025-02-181h 02
The Dishcast with Andrew SullivanJon Rauch On Evangelical ChristianismThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit andrewsullivan.substack.comJon and I go way back to the early days of the marriage movement. He’s currently a senior fellow at Brookings and a contributor editor at The Atlantic. He’s the author of many books, including Kindly Inquisitors, The Happiness Curve, and The Constitution of Knowledge — which we discussed on the Dishcast in 2021. His new book is Cross Purposes: Christianity’s Broken Bargain with Democracy.For two clips of our convo — on fear-based Christianity, and the growing tolerance of gays by...2025-02-1448 min
Your Horror ShowSpookfest 24'It's that perfectly spoooky time of year, so why don't we all settle in as Mr. Graves guides us through a set of spooky monologues from creators and performers throughout the audio drama community. Mr. Graves - Ryan Joseph Murphy0:55 - "The Harvester" - Written by Brady Flanagan, Performed by Matt Rukstar, Sound Design by Brady Flanagan 5:54 - "Good Morning, Neo Boston" - Written by Brady Flanagan, Performed by Amy Rauch, Sound Design by Matt Rukstar 9:47 - "The Cristalsis Incident" - Written by Matt Rukstar...2024-10-292h 09
CUTS - Der kritische Film-Podcast#213 - Love Lies BleedingEine Revolution für das lesbische Kino?
Unser Team wächst! Arabella Wintermayer stößt zu Janick, Christian und Lucas und wird in Zukunft auch immer mal wieder eine Folge moderieren. Arabella ist Filmkritikerin und schreibt unter anderem für die taz und ZEIT Online.
Und damit ist dann auch gleich etwas entstanden, was wohl viele nicht mehr für möglich gehalten hätten: Die erste CUTS-Folge ohne männliche Beteiligung 💪
Arabella spricht in dieser Folge mit Anne Küper (Verband der deutschen Filmkritik, critic.de) und Bianca Jasmina Rauch (Filmlöwin, Ned Wuascht Podcast) über...2024-07-271h 05
Stream Popular Full Audiobooks in Romance, Romantasy[German] - Wolfsprinzessin der Vampire: Die Zwangsheirat by Mirjam KulPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/795262to listen full audiobooks.
Title: [German] - Wolfsprinzessin der Vampire: Die Zwangsheirat
Series: #6 of Wolfsprinzessin der Vampire
Author: Mirjam Kul
Narrator: Christine Winter, Mario Lucas, Moritz Biesel, Marlene Rauch
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 12 hours 33 minutes
Release date: July 14, 2024
Genres: Romantasy
Publisher's Summary:
Der Beta Gesse Amano war zur falschen Zeit am falschen Ort. Nun gilt er als Verräter, obwohl er unschuldig ist. Gesse flieht in den Schutz des Waldes. Der Wolf wähnt sich am absoluten Tiefpunkt, bis er unverhofft auf eine nackte Artgenossin in einer sinnlichen Lagune trifft. Gesse hatte immer Pech in...2024-07-1412h 33
Banger Radio - UncutBanger Radio - Uncut - Episode 15Presenting... Banger Radio - Uncut - Episode 15 / RBR-UC #015
▶Tracklist:
JARX - Hypnotize Sound
GIFTBACK, Swae Boy & Miko Versy - Urania
UPCOMING BANGER #1:
Jake Fill - Music Is My Suicide
[Releasing on 06.03.2024 in Legion Records]
MTRX & DNRBW - Galaxy
Faouzia - Desert Rose (AvAlanche x Tivek Bigroom Remix)
Barend Rauch & OwlDev - Don't Blink
J3MV & MTRX & DJ DIO - Bigroom Addiction
UPCOMING BANGER #2:
Lynxbangerz vs. ReVine & IIC3NT - Real Noise
[Releasing on 08.03.2024 in Ensis Records]
Bertuss & Maksjaxx - Outer Space
YM & HERTL! - Our Kingdom
ALL3N & Nick West - Your Love [ BANGER OF THE WEEK ]
Barend Rauch & Tahanny...2024-03-021h 29
Rauching to Judgment29 - I'm Ashkenazi, But I'm Not JewishThe common connotation of "Jewish" is for both ethnicity and religion. Shit is confusing and illogical.
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CUTS - Der kritische Film-Podcast#173 - Viennale: Mars Express, Ferrari, Essential Truths of the LakeLucas Barwenczik, Bianca Jasmina Rauch, Joachim Kurz
CUTS ist komplett unabhängig und werbefrei, deshalb brauchen wir eure finanzielle Untersützung: Ab 3€ im Monat bekommt ihr große mehrstündige Special-Folgen zu Regisseur*innen und Genres sowie Zugang zum CUTS-Discordserver, wo wir jeden Tag über Filme und anderes diskutieren: https://steadyhq.com/cuts
In der zweiten Folge von der Viennale 2023 spricht Lucas mit Bianca Jasmina Rauch und Joachim Kurz über ihre Arbeiten zu Coming-of-Age-Kino und Filmfestivals und diese Filme:
"Mars Express" von Jérémie Périn
"Three Sad Tigers" von Raul Ruiz (Retro)
"Angst" von Gerald Karg...2023-10-2757 minRauching to Judgment28 - How a Palestinian Refugee Camp Visit Changed Me ForeverWhen I was 11, my family and I visited a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon. Since then I have been in solidarity with the innocent civilians of Palestine.
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(No animals were f****d in the making of this podcast.)
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LiteraryScapeGod's Will Not MinePsalm 37:23-24: If the Lord delights in a man's way, he makes his steps firm; though he stumble, he will not fall, for the Lord upholds him with his hand. Welcome back to another inspirational moment from historical Christian romance novels. How much peace does Psalm 37:23-24 bring to you? I love the image of God upholding me with his hand. Recently my husband and I faced a decision that most people would not consider difficult, but for us it was. We spent weeks in the throes of...2023-05-0904 minRauching to Judgment4 - Iceland: I Went ThereI went to Iceland. It's good. You should go if you can.
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Rauching to Judgment1 - I'm Back! A Rauch's Story"Rauching to Judgment" is back, baby! Raunchier and Rauchier than ever. This episode will catch you up on the origin of the podcast and give you a sense of what's to come. Frequent topics will include: toilet humor, relationships, challenging social norms, politics, crazy stories, work drama, health/wellness, sex, writing, media, books, TV and more.
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CUTS - Der kritische Film-Podcast#123 - Viennale: Women Talking, Werner Herzog, The Eternal Daughter, Showing Upmit Lucas Barwenczik, Bianca Jasmina Rauch, Julian Stockinger & Otto Röhmisch
CUTS ist komplett unabhängig und werbefrei, deshalb freuen wir uns immer über eure finanzielle Untersützung: Ab 3€ im Monat bekommt ihr große mehrstündige Special-Folgen zu Regisseur*innen und Genres sowie Zugang zum CUTS-Discordserver, wo wir jeden Tag über Filme und anderes diskutieren: https://steadyhq.com/cuts
Am Ende der Festivalsaison laufen die großen Highlights nochmal in Wien - und wir sind wieder dabei. Lucas spricht auf der Viennale mit Bianca Jasmina Rauch (Filmlöwin, Ned Wuascht), Julian Stockinger (Kinema 21, Til Midnight Movies), Otto Römisc...2022-11-021h 19
Therapists Next Door35: Allergies, Teletherapy and Guest Dr. NikkiLicensed professional counselors Johanna Dwinells and Sarah Bryski-Hamrick are slowly demystifying and destigmatizing therapy, one episode at a time. Recording and living in the Philadelphia area, Johanna and Sarah work to make therapy feel more accessible, with quirky, sometimes intrusive questions that reveal the human side of healthcare professionals, all while they overcome their own anxieties and internalized stigmas. TW: NoneEpisode summary: Johanna plays a lot of D&D. Sarah has a gathering. They both discuss the history of online and distance therapy. Guest, Dr. Nikki Lacherza-Drew, talks about reading b...2022-09-1200 min
Political GabfestDiligent SearchThis week, David Plotz, Emily Bazelon, and John Dickerson discuss Trump’s strange legal maneuvering in the obstruction investigation; what Trump’s second term would do to U.S. democracy; and what voters deserve to know about a candidate’s health.Here are some notes and references from this week’s show:Jonathan Rauch for The Atlantic “Trump’s Second Term Would Look Like This”Age of Innocence, by Edith WhartonPortrait of a Lady, by Henry James2022-09-021h 03
Console DevToolsSeason 3 - Devtools InterviewsStarting with Vercel CEO, Guillermo Rauch on 9th June 2022, in season 3 of the Console DevTools Podcast we'll be speaking to 10 interesting people currently working in devtools about a specific technical topic. Upcoming guests:Dev Infra, with Guillermo Rauch (Vercel)BPF, with Liz Rice (Isovalent)OSS & Investing, with Joseph Jacks (OSS Capital)Privacy Engineering, with Cate Huston (DuckDuckGo)Security & Software Supply Chain, with Feross Aboukhadijeh (Socket)Data science, with Ines Montani (Explosion)Containers & Tests, with Sergei Egorov (Atomic Jar)VR, with Elena Kokkinara (Inflight VR)WASM, with Connor Hicks (Suborbital)Engineering Leadership, with Meri Williams (LabGenius, LeadDev & Kindred)...2022-05-2503 min
Rauchzeichen – Katholisch. Aktuell. Relevant.Joseph Bonnemain: "Die beste Kapelle ist die Strasse"Die Zürcher St. Josefskirche könnte er sich als Konkathedrale vorstellen. Der neue Bischof von Chur gibt hier ein sehr persönliches Interview: über sein Aufwachsen in Barcelona, das Opus Dei und seine Spitznamen "Athlet Gottes" und "Superman". Womit fühlt sich Joseph Bonnemain wohler, der Mann, der keinen Prunk mag, sondern eine Kirche für alle Menschen möchte?2021-03-1936 min
Masters of EcommerceHow to Differentiate Your Ecommerce Store with Blogging (w/ Joseph Rauch)Joseph Rauch manages content and SEO at Public Goods. Join him as he discusses why the ecommerce blog is the key to differentiation and customer experience with Fynn Glover.2020-08-2442 min
Move ConsciousnessWhen Capitalism Meets EnvironmentalismWe chat with Joseph Rauch of Public Goods about an unconventional model of compassionate capitalism, and how it can be good for our environment. Looking for an alternative to Amazon? Learn more about this atypical business, and what sustainable consumerism can look like. Listening Options Direct on our website: www.moveconsciousness.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7z6mBZJKVSStcuZcT9C9e2?si=qllmDZliTeS3aL6fB4WrRQ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/move-consciousness/id14897402092020-07-2349 min
Jewbalations102-Rabbi Locketz-Bet Shalom SynagogueRabbi Locketz is the Senior Rabbi Bet Shalom Congregation. He came to Bet Shalom after rabbinic ordination from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio in 2004. Rabbi Locketz began as Assistant Rabbi and continued in that role until 2006 when he became Associate Rabbi. He was installed as Bet Shalom's Senior Rabbi in January of 2016Having grown up in the Minneapolis Area, Rabbi Locketz completed his undergraduate degree in Hebrew and Semitic Studies at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Before entering Rabbinical School, Rabbi Locketz worked for three years as the Assistant Camp Director for...2018-02-1321 min
Top Brew76: Thanksgiving Coffee’s a Thing?Gobble gobble! The guys discuss coffee traditions, seasonal roasts, Starbucks’ Thanksgiving and Fall blends, how commercialism in America ignores a perfectly good holiday, and offer first impressions of the — get this — a car espresso maker. Happy Turkey Day everyone!2016-11-2100 minTop Brew75: It's a Happy New Year TrickJoe and Eric are back in action to talk about LEGO coffeemakers, R2-D2 coffeemakers, Houndstooth coffee house in Austin, Texas, and more. Ask yourself the question: How often should *everyone* clean your coffee mug? The guys answer this and more on today’s episode.2016-11-1600 minTop Brew74: It’s Either Soylent or Lighter FluidJoe and Eric find the time to sit down over not one but two cups of coffee and a bottle of Soylent. Joe experimented on himself when Soylent was on sale. Thrasher coffee supplied several roasts for the guys to taste test, so they analyze two Ethiopians. Then, Joe and Eric highlight some of Alec Baldwin’s interview with Howard Schults, the CEO of Starbucks.2016-10-2500 minTop Brew73: Let it SingEric and Joe discuss three things: Left Hand Brewing Company craft beer (our first “craft brew” tate test on the show), how genetics and caffeine influence our caffeine intake, and whether a taste test can prove that people prefer cheap coffee over gourmet coffee, like — ahem — Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts. Listen, drink and enjoy!2016-09-2700 minTop Brew72: The All-New Cold Brew Pouring iPhoneEric and Joe discuss some naming conventions: why are we calling cold brew and iced coffee the same things? Speaking of which, iced coffee has taken a back seat to cold brew over 2016. And in other news, the world’s first cup of joe that’s 80 times stronger than the rest of them is available in Australia, and Coca Cola is getting into the bottled coffee business. Listen, drink and enjoy!2016-09-1200 minTop Brew71: False Positive of CaffeineEric and Joe are back at their desks and this time sipping something from
fresh coffee cups. They discuss Tim Hawkins’ complicated mug and the
plain-jane white mug from Publix and why it’s special to Joe. Topics of the
week: a green tea alternative to coffee that won’t leave you feeling the
jitters, Soylent’s new Coffiest (?!) and a worthy mention of the book ‘The
Supper of the Lamb’. Listen, drink and enjoy! Van Halen.2016-08-2700 minTop Brew70: Mosquitos with SkillsEric and Joe answer a listener’s feedback about Stevia and artificial sweeteners, take apart new research that suggests used coffee grounds repel mosquitos, and discuss how much coffee they’re kids are allowed to drink.2016-08-1200 minTop Brew69: Flavor MoleculesJoe realised that while he was warming up to cold brew that the rest of the
world was as well. The guys discuss their growing appreciation for this
beverage and how it’s popping up in grocery stores and coffee shops.
There’s some unexpected benefits that cold brew has to offer, so you might
want to make it at home.2016-07-3000 minTop Brew68: Power by Plants and Artificial SweetenersCold brew is in season, and there’s a good chance that your local grocere
is selling the products we discuss. Joe brewed his own with a French press.
Together, the guys taste test Joe’s along with Stōk and Rebbl branded
brews. Are you better off making your own? How hard is it to craft cold
brew? Is it easier and affordable to buy it at the store? Answers to thease
questions in today’s show.2016-07-0900 minTop Brew67: Honey Doesn’t Roast ThingsJoe and Eric explain why they missed an episode two weeks ago. On vacation
at Saint Simons Island, Joe picked up some not-so good craft coffee. How do
you know the good from the bad? Also, the guys chat about the Porlex JP-30
hand grinder, and the pros and cons of using this manual approach to your
daily grind.2016-06-2400 minTop Brew66: Syringe for ElephantsJoe and Eric discuss Joe’s visit at Counter Culture Coffee of Atlanta, and
what a coffee tasting is like. Afterwards, they talk about the influence
their coffee tastes have made on their peers; how friends and coworkers
responded to craft coffee.2016-05-2800 minTop Brew64: Part of a Balanced BreakfastEric and Joe discuss JAB Holding Company taking ownership of Krispy Kreme,
what a ‘balanced breakfast’ consists of, and review Joe’s new Baratza
Encore conical burr grinder. How does it compare to the popular Bodum
Bistro he used for the last two years? What does Eric think of the Baratza
Virtuoso? Listen and find out.2016-05-1300 minTop Brew63: Ripe for the HobbyistsSteve Agocs turned coffee into a delicious hobby. At KCCoffeeGeek.com, he
reviews many of the latest specialty coffees. Steve shares his brewing
ritual, describes his tools, and sheds light on his approach to the world’s
favorite beverage.2016-04-2800 minTop Brew62: Add Its Voice to the SymphonyThis week on the show, Eric and I discuss ‘The South - Home of Many a Great
Soft Drink Company’. We also talked about white vs. green tea and taste
test Counter Culture Coffee’s specialty grade Justina Ramos Bolivian
coffee. Also, we want to give a huge shout out to Condesa Coffee. Thanks
for the great coffeehouse experience!2016-04-1500 minTop Brew61: Don’t Flush Out Your LightbulbsIn this episode, we discuss why coffee sometimes upsets your stomach and
what you can do to prevent it. Afterward, we review all-American gas
station coffee from the local RaceTrac (which might upset your stomach for
altogether different reasons.2016-04-0200 minTop Brew60: Hidden Meaning in Every MugJoe is joined by our special guest, Aaron Dowd, known as ‘The Podcast Dude’
of the Seanwes Network. Aaron recently adopted the AeroPress, but it’s
probably not what you're thinking. He uses a blender for mixing in butter
and milk, 8 O'Clock coffee beans, and drinks 5+ cups a day. We debate
low-cost beans, French press versus AeroPress, additives that can make you
crash, the dangers of cold brew and much more.2016-03-1600 minTop Brew59: Coffee and ComputersWhat's lost on a generation that grows up with Keurig coffee? How do
Starbucks professionals perform cupping at headquarters? What's in a cup of
Dunkin Donuts coffee?2016-03-0900 minTop Brew58: What Happens in OzThe guys go back to first things: their very own brewing rituals. Joe likes
AeroPress, Eric likes Hario V60. And between the two, there’s a dozen other
tools they use to perfect their handmade beverages each day. Learn all
about their fussy — and sometimes not-so fussy — coffee setups.2016-03-0300 minTop Brew57: Pursue Your Coffee PassionEric and Joe discuss Eric’s huge career change, discovering your coffee
passion later in life, Eric’s new 1,000 lb. coffee roaster, and where to
setup a roasting facility.2016-02-2400 minTop Brew56: Invited to the WeddingJoe welcomes our special guest, JT Manning from Moscow, Idaho, a former
Starbucks’ barista. JT shares details about work life behind the counter,
learning about craft coffee, the makeup of his home brewing ritual, and his
general opinion of the Starbucks’ barista work experience.2016-02-1700 minTop Brew55: The World of a Cup of Joe QuizEric and Joe give themselves an NPR coffee quiz to test their coffee
culture knowledge base. Adn in review, the guys taste test Madcap’s Galeras
coffee, freshly roasted for the show.2016-02-1000 minTop Brew54: These Seeds Make Things GrowEric and Joe discuss the 1,000 plus chemicals that make up a coffee
beverage, and review McDonald’s McCafé regular coffee.2016-02-0400 minTop Brew53: Where Are My Pants?Eric and Joe tackle three important topics: the secret origins of Mama
Darnell’s banana pudding, balancing Joe’s caffeine headaches with sleep
deprivation, and review of Chick-fil-A’s regular cup of joe.2016-01-2700 minTop Brew52: The Coffee Kiosk in the BasementEric and Joe answer a listener message for how to roast coffee beans at
home on the cheap with a popcorn popper, Joe describes the coffee situation
at the county courthouse, and they share their general impressions of the
reknown moka pot coffee maker (which is often mistakenly called an espresso
maker).2016-01-2100 minTop Brew51: The Force That AwakensEric and Joe answer listeners messages, involving burr grinders, the Chemex
coffee maker, and banana pudding. Then, in discussion, the guys share their
first impressions of Starbucks’ all-new piping-hot Latte Macchiato. “It’s a
latte made using ‘the inverted method’.”2016-01-1300 minTop Brew50: The Face Buzzing EffectFor episode #50, Joe is joined by special guest Myke Hurley of the Relay.FM
podcast network. They discuss how Myke, a British chap that prefers craft
coffee over hot tea, enjoys his fussy coffee brew ritual. They also talk
about how they started drinking coffee thanks to sweet beverages at
Starbucks, how caffeine affects them, and where they get their fresh coffee
beans in the United States and back home in England.2016-01-0600 minTop Brew49: Put That in Your Productivity PipeJoe and Eric discuss the worldwide coffee shortage, coffeeshop
productivity, Bodum’s awesome commercial, and the first complete year of
Top Brew.2015-12-3000 minTop Brew48: Coffee in the Garden of EdenEric and Joe discuss French presses, what makes them special, why we use
them, and why you may want to up your coffee brewing game with one. We
consider the coarseness of the grind, water temperature and more in our
subjective examination.2015-12-2300 minTop Brew47: GLaDOS Coffee is a Lie TooIs there a tangible difference in craft coffee and what people typically
call commodity coffee? Joe and Eric cypher the what’s noticeably different
from the roaster’s and enthusiast’s perspectives, because you shouldn’t
believe everything written on a bag of GlaDOS’ coffee. Commodity and craft
coffee look the same in your cup, but came about completely differently. At
the end of the show, the guys recommend some craft roasters that you should
check out.2015-12-1600 minTop Brew46: The Coffee Hand Grinder WorkoutHand grinders are often preferred over powerful electric countertop
grinders, but why? Joe and Eric uncover the usefulness of their
portability, durability, and other reasons you might want to add a manual
grinder to your kitchen. And Joe makes shopping recommendations for those
in the market for such a coffee accessory.2015-12-0900 minTop Brew45: Why We Don’t Brew AppleseedsEric and Joe introduce the new coffee beverage, Cascara, which is brewed
with the coffee fruit’s pulpy cherry, and they help perfectionistic coffee
enthusiasts take control of their angsty coffee brewing ritual. Whether
you’re making tea-like coffee, or seeking nirvana in every cup, the guys
have thoughts for you.2015-12-0200 minTop Brew44: Thanksgiving’s Eve SpectacularFancy Gesha coffee beans sell for more than $70 a 12 oz. bag. Eric and Joe
discuss how they feel about high-end coffees and what place they deserve on
your shopping list. Also, Eric discusses the process he used to create
Thrasher’s Christmas Blend, and Joe shares his first impressions of his new
Kalita Wave dripper.2015-11-2500 minTop Brew43: It's Got Nothing to Do with LeprechaunsEric and Joe enjoy an Irish coffee together and discuss its origins, how to
perfect the recipe, find the right ingredients, use traditional Irish
coffee mugs, and give some other tips for adventurous coffee enthusiasts to
try at home.2015-11-2200 minTop Brew42: Combination French Press, Hair Dryer & Time MachineJoe Darnell interviews returning guest, John Guiliano. Writer, photographer
and coffee enthusiast, John is a year into his coffee journey at
BrewingCoffeeManually.com. We discuss his writing practices, routine for
content creation, his new “Choose Your Weapon” t-shirts, and excellent
reasons to write a coffee journal.2015-11-1100 minTop Brew41: Cats and Coffee Makers Don't MixJoe has bad news about his Chemex, Eric is weirded out by Joe’s
observational skills, and together they discuss ways a listener of the show
could upgrade his coffee at home.2015-11-0400 minTop Brew40: A Hallmark in a CupFor the big Four Zero, Joe and Eric discuss changes in Joe’s household that
led him to switch from an AeroPress to a Chemex. In review, the guys debate
the merits of a coffee-to-water ratio chart, and Joe names the factors of
‘Eleven Things Only a Coffee Snob Would Understand’, so you can grade
yourself on your true level of eccentric coffee snobbery.2015-10-2800 minTop Brew39: There’s Chemicals in My ChemicalsEric and Joe wish you a happy ‘Back to the Future’ day, and introduce a
segment of follow-up. They talk about human genes and how caffiene is
metabolized, the plunging price of commodity coffee around the globe, the
science behind flavoring a pumpkin spice latte, and how some coffee
drinkers use salt to mask bitterness in their brew.2015-10-2100 minTop Brew38: “K” is for KeurigThere are twelve Keurig coffee makers for sale at Joe’s local Target.
People love these devices, so what do we make of them? Eight years ago,
Joe’s java journey started with two of these machines. How did Keurigs lead
him to artisinal coffee? Eric and Joe debate the pros and cons of K-cups
and evaluate what coffee drinkers they serve best.2015-10-1400 minTop Brew37: Bending Our Minds with Pumpkin SpiceBelieve it or not, Eric has never had a Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte. So
we sat down to have one of this year’s pumpkin-puree-infused recipe and
give it our review while we cringe at the number of toxic artificial and
“natural” ingredients Starbucks uses for their fancy beverages.2015-10-0700 minTop Brew36: Combination Coffee Grinder and Pencil SharpenerJoe returns from vacation in Panama City thirsty for craft coffee in
Atlanta, so he gives a report of his first visit to Octane Coffee in
Midtown. Also, Eric and Joe review Stumptown Coffee Roaster’s ‘brew kits’
intended for beginning to enthusiast levels of coffee prep at home and
travel.2015-09-3000 minTop Brew35: Exploration of the Whole Coffee GameCraft coffee is unique to different parts of the world, even on the East
and West coasts of the United States. Our guest, Nick Jesch from outside
Portland, Oregon, discusses with Joe his expertise in all aspects of the
coffee process: from dirt to the cup. As a dealer, Nick is experienced with
a wide range of equipment, roasting and brewing methods, and so much more.
Nick has stories to share about coffee farmers and successfully
transforming mediocre beans into exceptional roasts.2015-09-2300 minTop Brew34: The Cost of Fine Coffee and Your Standards of TasteThis week on the podcast, Eric and Joe talk about Thrasher Coffee’s new
decaf and espresso roasts, coffee bag packaging, and debate how much coffee
drinkers are willing to pay for their coffee. There are two kinds of coffee
customers. Which one are you?2015-09-1600 minTop Brew33: Flavors that Make Coffee Great and TerribleThis week on the podcast, Eric and Joe talk about one of the most
perplexing issues of coffee: the ever complex number of flavors we taste
from any variety of coffee bean. From floral notes to delicate spices,
coffee can somehow taste like… almost anything edible and sometimes
unedible! We explores the top nine categories of flavor and pick our
favorites and shed light on personal experience with their taste testing
specialty coffees.2015-09-1000 minTop Brew32: Opposite Ends of the Taste SpectrumThis week on the podcast, Eric and Joe reveal a little known scientific
fact: Coffee does not dehydrate you! And another myth to bust: “Coffee is
bitter”. The guys look at the differences that acidity and bitterness make
to coffee flavor profiles, and weigh how much the bitterness comes from
roasting coffees.2015-09-0200 minTop Brew31: How Aunt Methuselah Likes Her CoffeeEric and Joe confront awkward social pressure at the coffeehouse counter.
Do you have the guts to order what you want? Or are you afraid of what
people will think of your fussy coffee beverage? Reuters report shows that
most of us are so concerned that others are judging us that we order
something we don’t actually want!2015-08-2600 minTop Brew30: The All New Coffee Gift Game ExchangeJoe Darnell and Reed Hash, a senior at University of Southern California in
L.A., discuss craft coffee on the West Coast and in international travel.
As a student new to and in love with handcrafted coffee, and with some
experience with all things counter culture in college, Reed has field
tested espressos, Americanos, coffee roasters, coffee brewers and more.2015-08-1900 minTop Brew29: Why There Isn’t an Electric Drip Coffee ChampionshipThis week on the podcast, Eric and Joe discuss the difference between
waiting on a good cup of coffee, and grabbing the
easiest-most-readily-available coffee for the masses. What’s in your cup?
We don’t always have the best and most convenient hot beverages imaginable
readily available. So, what do you do if you have to pick between the two?2015-08-1300 minTop Brew28: Converting Coffee Beans into DiamondsThis week on the podcast, Eric and Joe discuss aging coffee beans,
follow-up on Celestial Seasonings’ herbal infusions, and their loves/hate
relationship with decaffeinated coffees. What do we like about decaf? Where
the industry is heading? The guys talk about the four types of decaf
processing and their tastes.2015-08-0500 minTop Brew27: Quentin’s ‘Kill Bill’ Coffee BrewerJohn Giuliano of Brewing Coffee Manually joins Joe to discuss his brewing
ritual: how he stumbled upon craft coffee, roasts his own and enjoys online
coffee subscriptions, collects brewing tools, and more.2015-07-2900 minTop Brew13: The Dark Elixir of the GodsEric and Joe discuss the richness of the French press coffee maker. This
classic instrument pleases many a coffee drinker, like the Rauch family.2015-04-1500 minTop Brew5: ‘It Was a Keurig Hit and Run’Eric Rauch went to Coffee Fest Atlanta and lived to tell the tale. Joe and
Eric discuss ‘Keurig snobbery,’ the future of coffee roasting, and Eric’s
experience with coffee over the years.2015-02-1200 minTop Brew1: We Are Not Snobby Coffee DrinkersEric Rauch and Joe Darnell asked friends what the first thing is that comes
to mind about coffee, which lead to the great discussion we have in this
first episode about the world’s love affair with this tasty drink.2015-01-1500 min
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