Humanbeanings - On a quest for regenerative coffee: Recent Episodes
Minou Schillings & Thomas Bosson
Hello beanies and welcome to the Humanbeanings podcast, come join us on our coffee quest. The goal? To find the most regenerative coffee retailed. So we can all enjoy a responsible cup together. ☕
Hey everyone and welcome again to the Humanbeanings podcast. In the last episode, we discussed a few common regenerative principles already applied to the coffee industry. In this episode, we will discuss some carbon footprint research data related to the coffee supply chain and Rabobank’s (Acorn) carbon credit initiative. Topics that will be reviewed are coffee processing methods, shifting geographical growth areas of coffee and emission hotspots in the supply chain. Tune in to hear all about it!
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Hey everyone and welcome again to the Humanbeanings podcast. In this episode, we will continue our journey to find the most regenerative coffee retailed in Europe by discussing the shift towards a regenerative system. We will talk about our view on the definition of regeneration, what regenerative business entails and going beyond current sustainability. Topics that will be reviewed are: cities acting like forests, thriving within the living world, and embracing complexity. Tune in to hear all about it!
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Hey everyone and welcome again to the Humanbeanings podcast. In this episode, we will continue our journey to find the most regenerative coffee retailed in Europe by discussing the impact of coffee on our daily lives, relevant sustainability themes and transparency in communication within and outside the coffee supply chain. Topics that will be reviewed are carbon tunnel vision, being in sync with nature, thinking long term, humbling ourselves and changing our patterns.
Hey everyone and welcome to our first episode of the Humanbeanings podcast. In this episode, we will start our journey to find the most regenerative coffee retailed in Europe by explaining our personal reasons for this journey and by introducing ourselves. It was our first podcast ever, so very exciting and a bit weird.