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Coffee gets called sustainable a lot but what does that actually mean? This week, we sit down with Sunghee Tark to talk about the work behind real structural change in coffee. From the story of Bean Voyage to women producers, sustainability, and the systems that shape who thrives (and who gets left behind), this conversation gets honest about what it will actually take to build a more equitable coffee industry. Curious, thoughtful, and full of perspective shifts, this one might just change the way you think about your morning cup.

Hop on in and let's chat coffee!

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This week on Tiny Sidecar, we’re having a real conversation about mental health. What it looks like, how it shows up in our industry, and why it matters more than we sometimes admit.

I’m joined by Lucia Bawot the founder of SANA, an organization focused on supporting mental health and wellbeing within coffee communities, specifically women producers in Columbia. Together, we talk about building meaningful support systems, the importance of community care, how art plays a pivotal role, and how we can start showing up for the humans behind the coffee in more intentional ways.

Because behind every cup… there’s a person. And they deserve more than just getting by.

Learn more about SANA and how to get involved:
Instagram: @sana_programs
Website: sanaprograms.org

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This one started as a simple conversation about Instagram and somehow turned into a full-blown identity spiral... in the best way.

You know those chats that begin super chill and suddenly you’re asking, “Wait… who are we actually?” Yeah. That happened today.

In this episode, I’m unpacking what it looks like to stop tweaking the grid and start talking about who you really are as a brand, as a creative, as a human building something on purpose.

No script. No heavy editing. Just me following the thread of a conversation that got way bigger than it was supposed to.

We’re talking alignment, energy, and how to turn a spark of clarity into actual movement (instead of just a really cute mood board).

Pour a cup. Hop in the sidecar. Let’s figure it out.

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