The entire show is a feature interview with Michaele Weissman. She also blogs about coffee in a journalistic way, and sells her book through her blog (as well as at Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, etc etc).
We talk about some of the following people in this podcast:
Geoff Watts, Intelligentsia Coffee Peter Guiliano, Counter Culture Coffee George Howell, Terroir Coffee Kyle Glanville, USBC Champion, Intelligentsia Coffee Tim Castle, and his Is Espresso Good for Coffee article Duane Sorensen, Stumptown Coffee Aleco Chogounis, Stumptown Coffee Maria Ruiz of Casa Ruiz Coffee and her work with the Ngobi tribes
And many more. Very interesting show for me, and I highly recommend this book.
Rob_in_KW Senior Member Joined: 24 Apr 2008 Posts: 38 Location: Florida Expertise: I like coffee
Espresso: Elektra Semiautomatica Grinder: Mazzer Major & Super Jolly Vac Pot: Cona
Posted Sun Jun 22, 2008, 12:21pm Subject: Re: CoffeeGeek Podcast 062 - God in a Cup Feature Interview
Thanks so much for this podcast. It prompted me to buy the book, and the book is one of the more enjoyable reads I've had in a long time. I've been reading everything I can get my hands on lately about coffee, but it is almost all from the end consumer's perspective--roasting, grinding, and brewing. I buy coffee from all the roasters highlighted in the book, but exactly what is involved in getting the coffee from the tree to the roaster has been a mystery to me until now. I knew next to nothing about how the elite roasters identify and purchase choice beans. Weissman's book has increased my ethusiasm for speciality coffee and leaves me wanting to know still more.
I'd love to see more features and podcasts on coffee production and trade: the economics, politics, and sociology of it, as well as the horticultural aspects--varieties, growing conditions, harvesting, processing, etc.
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