Grab a coffee and join us for a fun-filled episode packed with snacks, slip-ups, and star-studded moments!

First up, we’re tackling the big question: are ‘healthy’ snacks actually healthy? From sneaky labels to misleading marketing, we uncover whether your go-to guilt-free treat is as good as it seems—or if it’s just a cleverly disguised sugar bomb.

Then, get ready to cringe (and laugh) as we dive into awkward and hilarious email mishaps—from funny typos to messages sent to the wrong person. If you’ve ever hit ‘reply all’ by mistake, you’ll feel seen.

Next, it’s time for the ultimate tea challenge: Tom’s Tea Test! Can he correctly identify the true Yorkshire brew, or will he fall for an imposter? The stakes are high, the tea is hot, and the results may surprise you!

And of course, we couldn’t let awards season pass without a proper BRITS & Oscars round-up. We’re dishing out our takes on the highlights, the unexpected wins (and snubs), and the must-watch films and music from this year’s nominees.

All this while taking a moment to pause, sip, and enjoy some great coffee together. So, grab your mug, tune in, and join the CLO Club.

Need a coffee whilst you listen? Order now at clocoffee.com

In this episode, we’re hitting pause, and chatting over some excellent filter coffee — though, fair warning, it's a bit chaotic! We're streaming live from Harrogate and from home, so the sound quality might get a little dodgy at times, but it all adds to the hilarity.

We kick things off with a discussion about the latest Marvel film—our thoughts, reactions, and whether it's living up to the hype. Tom then shares his latest gig recommendation for anyone looking to catch some live music, while Nick updates us on his latest articles, including speculations on who could be the next James Bond. And of course, it wouldn't be a true coffee break without talking about how to brew that perfect cup of filter coffee - great for home brews or church conversations!

We also dive into a few hilarious airline stories that are sure to leave you laughing, before wrapping up with more random anecdotes, a few tangents, and the occasional technical hiccup.

Brew, pause, take a moment, and join the CLO Club.

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This week, we’re serving up another fresh blend of caffeine, culture, and conversation. Nick breaks down his latest articles, covering everything from current events to quirky deep dives. We take a look at the rising (and sometimes ridiculous) prices of second-hand cars—is there still a bargain to be found?

On the tea front, it’s a battle of the brews as we settle the debate: Yorkshire Tea vs. the rest—who truly deserves the top spot? Speaking of brews, we also share tips on making the perfect cafetière coffee for those who love a rich, smooth cup.

In film, Dave delivers his BAFTA Awards review, sharing highlights, surprises, and snubs, plus his latest must-watch movie pick. And to round things off, Josh & Tom bring their top music recommendations, sharing the albums and tracks that are worth your time this week.

Pause, grab a coffee, press play, and join the CLO Club!

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In this episode, we dive into a mix of caffeine, culture, and conversation. Nick shares insights from his latest articles, exploring everything from deep-dive journalism to quirky observations. We debate the popularity of long blacks and flat whites—which one reigns supreme? Plus, we tackle the age-old question: how often should we really be washing our clothes? (Spoiler: opinions vary wildly.) Dave brings us his film of the week, breaking down what’s worth watching and what’s not. Meanwhile, Josh & Tom serve up their recommended listening, sharing the tracks and albums they can’t get enough of. And for the coffee lovers, we geek out on brewing the perfect espresso—from beans to crema. Grab a cup, press play, and let’s get into it!

Jo Enright is very funny. We wanted to know the person behind the TV characters and what inspired Jo to get into the comedy circuit.

Jo speaks honestly about her route into comedy via a childhood passion in acting and the moment a tutor introduced her to stand up and some of the most iconic stand up comedians who used comedy not only to make but to communicate a message.

This fascinating chat with Jo shows us how she juggles TV work with The Job Lot, After Life and Phoenix Nights, with the Stand up circuit. How she is inspiring her son to find his voice and we discuss the serious mental health benefits of knitting.

“I was surprised I would enjoy performing stand up Comedy and I was surprised someone would pay me for it” Jo Enright

Jo discusses how she loves to find a script with a new character that she can portray on TV, but also her love of writing her own material and her voice in the stand up arena.

Catch Jo on tour this Autumn including at the Constitutional in Farsley (Leeds) on Sat 1 Oct 2022 @theconstitutionalfarsley on Insta.

Follow Jo at https://www.joenright.com

“I believe you don’t need a stage to impact others, you can start right now impacting the lives of others”

Nick & Linda are joined by Tim Schurrer in this Podcast where he discusses his new book ‘The Secret Society of Success’ and gives us the tools to redefine what success looks like in our life.

It’s a game changer.

There’s a message getting a lot of airtime these days. It says to be successful, you have to step into the spotlight, climb the ladder, become the boss, or chase whatever version of success that’s been dangled in front of you.

But what if there’s another way? What if fame, money, and power aren’t all that we should be chasing?

In The Secret Society of Success, Tim Schurrer invites you to reevaluate your definition of success and learn a new, freer way to go about achieving it.

Simon Thomas, TV Presenter (Blue Peter & Sky Sports), has been through quite a journey in his life, from dealing with anxiety and panic attacks whilst working, and then losing his first wife very suddenly to a rare blood cancer.

“We went from [my wife’s] diagnosis at the start of the week to dying on the Friday” TV Presenter, Simon Thomas talks openly about how he and his son got through losing his first wife to acute myeloid leukaemia; a rare form of blood cancer. Navigating grief, and finding hope.

Simon made a big impact on our lives through his book; ‘Love, Interrupted’, his social media video blogs in the midst of some of the hardest times of his life, and his ‘Life, Interrupted’ Podcasts.

We wanted to discuss with Simon, what inspired him to share his struggles and story so early on, which has been such a lifeline to so many following his open and honest story.

Its a privilege to hear Simon talk honestly about his journey again and what motivates him each day to find hope, recovery and happiness.

If you want to hear more, tune into Simon’s Podcast “Life, Interrupted”. And you can buy his book ‘Love, interrupted; navigating grief, finding hope’ at all good bookshops.

Wetherspoons, Bastille, La La Land and Ubermilk. It can only be the experience good coffee podcast is back.

Today we chat to Theoneste Ndagijimana from Rwanda about his life, and how he connected us to the incredible coffee from Twongerekawa Coko Washing Station.

Also Phil Schluter - a guru in the coffee world, and a joy to have join us to tell this story of the challenges and realities of commerciality alongside social impact vision.

Nick and Linda, co-founders of CLO Coffee host.

Dan from Incredible Edible joins us for today’s episode to tell us how this game-changing community project began in Leeds. Nick and Linda also chat about new BBC drama ‘Us’.