COFFEE &

About COFFEE &

The Coffee & Podcast: Where specialty coffee means so much more. We are on a quest to cultivate freedom for victims of human trafficking while drinking wicked awesome coffee!

Publisher

Three Tree Coffee Roasters

Category

business · education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

7 Aug 2023

Latest episode

19 Sept 2025

Latest episodes

2 of 79 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   19 Sept 2025

   Convenience in Coffee: Ready to Drink (RTD) with Arete (Ep 45)

   In this episode of the Coffee & Podcast, host Philip Klayman discusses the evolution of convenience in coffee with Jake Anderson, Director of Business Development at Arete Beverages. They explore the rise of ready-to-drink coffee products, the importance of sourcing and brewing quality coffee, and the unique processes that set Arete apart in the specialty coffee market. The conversation delves into the balance between convenience and quality, the significance of packaging choices, and the...

2. 

   1 Aug 2025

   Reflecting on 10 Years of Three Tree (Ep 44)

   In this special episode celebrating the 10th anniversary of Three Tree Coffee, hosts Philip Klayman and Kimberly Daly reflect on their journey, the evolution of their coffee preferences, and the mission behind their business. They discuss the importance of empowering farmers, raising awareness about human trafficking, and the impact of their community engagement. The conversation highlights the growth of Three Tree Coffee, the challenges faced during COVID-19, and the significance of their co...

3. 

   13 Jun 2025

   Convenience in Coffee: Instant Coffee (Ben McGaghey) Ep. 43

   Philip Klayman interviews Ben McGaghey, co-founder of Hasty Coffee, about their innovative freeze-drying process for instant coffee and meeting the growing demand for convenient, high-quality coffee.

Inside a recent episode

Coffee & A Conversation with Kim Daly, Co-founder of Three Tree Coffee

Published 29 Mar 2024 · Transcript excerpt

[…] And from our conversation with her, it seems like it's quite drastically, if not completely forced labor, right? It's hardly a choice. Did you see that at all in some of your conversations? Did that even come up? Because I imagine some of these women would be very guarded in that situation. But it seems like it was pretty obvious. I mean, you're seeing men basically sell women as products. Did it come up in other ways? Conversations? Was it obvious that it was human trafficking? So the initial trip that I made to Thailand, I wouldn't say it was as obvious when talking to the women. This trip, we were in the clubs on the streets trying to have conversations with the women with the little broken English that they had. […]

Reach and audience

Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

9 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

7 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 49 / 100

A composite of feed quality, social presence, YouTube performance and engagement. Read the methodology.

Quality

67

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

77