InkleDeux Podcast

AJ leads this conversation off with a rant on how early Christmas is starting. The talk turns to a plea to stop the hustle and bustle of the commercialized version of Christmas we currently celebrate and move towards a time of internal preparation and introspection. We should be focusing on Christ joining mankind as well as family and other important relationships.

Welcome to the first of our Highlights mini-series.

Our first creator is Aaron Schofield, head honcho of Luana's Coffee Yard. I reached out to Aaron because of his Instagram. There is so much character and creativity in his little mobile coffee unit. He was very gracious to meet with us. 

I hope you enjoy the interview with Aaron and pull some applicable lessons from his experience. Please follow him on the socials and if you see is teal-blue cart, be sure to stop in and say hi (also buy coffee).

Welcome to the first of our Highlights mini-series.

Our first creator is Aaron Schofield, head honcho of Luana's Coffee Yard. I reached out to Aaron because of his Instagram. There is so much character and creativity in his little mobile coffee unit. He was very gracious to meet with us. 

I hope you enjoy the interview with Aaron and pull some applicable lessons from his experience. Please follow him on the socials and if you see is teal-blue cart, be sure to stop in and say hi (also buy coffee).

We start out drinking a coffee that I roasted. We are getting our coffee up to a level where we are confident in offering it. Our last conversation was heading towards the concept of white privilege, but we cut it off. We decided that this is an important enough topic that we should pick up on the next podcast, so here you go. I will say that this isn't a scholarly dissertation, or a formal debate. I encourage you to offer your insight Facebook and Twitter, and please share this with your friends.

We start out drinking a coffee that I roasted. We are continuing to work on getting our coffee up to a level where we are confident in offering it with the InkleDeux brand. We are hoping that will be around the beginning of the year, so keep an eye out for that.

Our topic is a continuation from last podcast, where we discussed representation. The conversation was heading towards the concept of white privilege, but we cut it off because we were already at an hour. We decided that this is an important enough topic that we should pick up on the next podcast, so here you go.

I'm not going to put a disclaimer or anything here. I'm sure there are silly people out there who think that because we are white, we are not allowed an opinion on this topic. That is asinine. I will say that this isn't a scholarly dissertation, or a formal debate. We are two people having a conversation on a topic that matters. So, you will notice that we start in one place and end somewhere else. This is a journey, especially for me (Brandon). I had some revelations in here that I am still processing. I think this is a topic we will revisit down the road because there are pieces that we didn't discuss fully or missed all together.

I encourage you to offer your insight on Facebook and Twitter, and please share this with your friends. There are a lot of people who have a lot of thoughts on this and we want to hear them.

AJ digs into the books he's been reading. Being the more scholarly of the two of us, he has been mostly into classics. I, on the other hand, listen to audio books. As for movies, I finally watched Black Panther. The movie represented women and African-Americans really well. This discussion leads to our hope for Captain Marvel, and the conversation turned towards the concept of privilege, but we were already an hour in and figured we shouldn't open that can of worms until the next podcast.

AJ digs into the books he's been reading. Being the more scholarly of the two of us, he has been mostly into classics. I, on the other hand, listen to audio books. As for movies, I finally watched Black Panther. The movie represented women and African-Americans really well. This discussion leads to our hope for Captain Marvel, and the conversation turned towards the concept of privilege, but we were already an hour in and figured we shouldn't open that can of worms until the next podcast.

I began looking for someone to bring onto the show. I came across an Instagram page for Cold Brew Podcast. This guy looked like he really knew what he was doing; but most of all, it looked like he was having fun. I reached out via IG and Greg was interested right away. After a few suggestions, we landed on Dubina Brewing Co to meet and record. The 2 beers they had are discussed in the podcast. This guy really knows his beer. I would recommend his podcast.

I began looking for someone to bring onto the show. I came across an Instagram page for Cold Brew Podcast. This guy looked like he really knew what he was doing; but most of all, it looked like he was having fun. I reached out via IG and Greg was interested right away. After a few suggestions, we landed on Dubina Brewing Co to meet and record. The 2 beers they had are discussed in the podcast. This guy really knows his beer. I would recommend his podcast.

Not to long ago, AJ and how we just aren't that good at it. Alison Kay Furno (@alisonkayfurno) is obviously having some success, so I asked if she would be willing to meet up with us at Helio Basin Brewery.

At the end, we recorded a short podcast. We talked to both Alison and Nico and shot some silly questions at them just for giggles. Listen in for some fun conversations and we review 4 of the beers.

Alison Kay Furno

https://www.facebook.com/CreatingYouAZ/

Nico DeBruyn

IG: @pakpakapp