The Justice & Coffee Podcast

On this episode, Bryn welcomes back Josh Clarke, Director of Coffee at Clifton Coffee Roasters, to discuss the impact the Coronavirus is having on the industry. The sharp and sudden decrease in demand is likely to create a surplus of crop, which leads to a fall in market price, making it even harder for farmers around the world to receive fair pay for their harvest. Such circumstances also lead to situations of exploitation and trafficking. There are some signs of hope however and Josh reveals some of the new and exciting ways people in the industry are meeting the challenge of Covid-19 with creativity.

This week, Bryn talked with Dr Krish Kandiah about the need for more people in this country to become foster carers and adoptive parents. Krish explains how this issue overlaps with matters of criminal justice, sexual exploitation, and modern-day slavery, and why it should be considered key to those who care about doing justice in this world.

Krish is the founder of Home for Good, a charity dedicated to finding a home for every child who needs one. Visit them at: https://www.homeforgood.org.uk/

If you would like to find out more about Krish, you can follow him on Twitter @krishk

Or visit his website: https://www.krishk.com/

This episode was recorded online, on Friday 1st May, 2020.

This podcast is produced by Blue Bear Coffee Co. for Coffee Lovers with a Heart for Justice.

Find out more at: https://www.bluebearcoffee.com/

In this episode, Bryn talks with Special Agent Alani Bankhead about her career as an investigator and the work she is currently doing in Hawaii to protect children online. Alani shares about her lifelong pursuit of justice and introduces us to Lulu, her K9 crime-fighting accomplice. 

You can find out more about Alani's life-coaching business at: www.mightysparrowcoaching.com 

You can follow Lulu on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/K9.Lulu

This episode was recorded online, on Friday 10th April, 2020.

This podcast is produced by Blue Bear Coffee Co. You can find out more by visiting our website at: www.bluebearcoffee.com 

To contact the show, email: [email protected] or reach out to us on any of our social media channels.

In this episode, Bryn jumps online to chat with Troy Anderson, Founder of Speak Up For The Poor, an organisation fighting child marriage and providing education to girls in impoverished communities in Bangladesh. Troy shares about his life and how, after getting his law degree, he ended up in South East Asia speaking up for the poor and fighting for justice.

You can find out more about Speak Up For The Poor at their website: www.speakupforthepoor.org

This podcast was recorded online, on Friday 3rd April, 2020 in the midst of the global Coronavirus pandemic.

You can find out more about the show's producer, Blue Bear Coffee Co. at their website: www.bluebearcoffee.com 

To contact the show, email [email protected] or reach out to us on any of our social media channels. 

So what happens after someone leaves a situation of exploitation? In this episode, Bryn sits down with Emily Chalke, Founder of Ella's, a charity that provides safe housing and long term support for women who have experienced abuse through sexual exploitation. Emily share's her story of a career spent serving women in vulnerable situations all over the world.

You can find out more about Ella's at their website: www.ellas.org.uk

You can follow Ella's on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/ellas.org.uk

This episode was produced by Blue Bear Coffee Co. and recorded on location in London, England on 26th February, 2020.

You can find out more about Blue Bear Coffee Co. at our website: www.bluebearcoffee.com 

The coffee industry, still to this day, has one of the highest percentages of slavery within its supply chains. Do you really know where your Cappuccino came from? In this episode, Bryn sits down with Josh Clarke (Director of Coffee at Clifton Coffee Roasters and UK Coffee Tasting Champion, 2019) and Sam Maccuaig (Head of Coffee Sourcing) from Clifton Coffee Roasters, to discuss their experience doing business in the developing world and their efforts to promote ethically and sustainably sourced specialty coffee farms in fragile states.

This episode was recorded on location at Clifton Coffee Roasters facility in Bristol, South West England (28th Nov, 2019). You can find out more about Clifton here.

Clifton roast coffee for Blue Bear Coffee Co. the producers of this show, you can find out more about Blue Bear here.

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In this second half of a two-part episode on the UK Criminal Justice System, Bryn talks with Dr Sarah Senker PHD, chartered psychologist and research consultant on the current state of British prisons, the relationship between punishment and positive engagement and the need for employment opportunities to prevent re-offending.

You can find out more about Dr Sarah's work at her website: www.atdresearchandconsultancy.co.uk

The show was recorded on location in Brighton, East Sussex, UK (17/12/2019). 

This podcast is produced by Blue Bear Coffee Co. find out more about us at www.bluebearcoffee.com 

In this first half of a two-part episode on the UK Criminal Justice System, Bryn talks to Bex about her experience of growing up in prison and when life began to change for her. Bryn conducts this interview alongside Dr Sarah Senker PHD, chartered psychologist and Managing Director of ATD Research & Consultancy Ltd.

This episode was recorded on location in Brighton, East Sussex, UK.

This podcast was produced by Blue Bear Coffee Co. 

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On this Christmas Special we have a festive double helping, as we hear from Esther Hope from Manumit Coffee Roasters about how her business provides a safe place of employment to people who were once victims of human trafficking, and Charlotte Instone from Know The Origin, who shares her hope for making ethical sourcing the new norm for British retail.

Find out more about Manumit here: www.manumitcoffee.co.uk

Find out more about Know The Origin here: www.knowtheorigin.com 

This Episode was recorded in Soho Radio studios, Berwick St. London on 30th November 2019.

This podcast was produced by Blue Bear Coffee Co. for Coffee Lovers with a Heart for Justice.

Find us at: www.bluebearcoffee.com 

Sarah Brown (Head of Research & Intelligence) & Ana-Sofía Baillet Medina (Lead Analyst) from Stop The Traffik explain how analysizing data drives their fight to end human trafficking. Hear them share about how they left behind careers in finance and law to join an organisation that's systemically disrupting global human trafficking and modern slavery networks by building resilient communities.

Find out more about Stop The Traffik at:https://www.stopthetraffik.org/

Download the 'STOP APP' at the App store and Google Play store.

This show is produced by Blue Bear Coffee Co. and was recorded on in Soho Radio Studios, London on 31st October, 2019. Visit our online store at: www.bluebearcoffee.com