Karman and Dan are joined this week by Southeastern student and founder of the "Be Kind" movement, Mozie Van Raaij. She talks about the Be Kind items available at Village Cup and explains how the whole idea came about in the first place. 

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Please don't sue us for using this song illegally. That could be construed as bullying. Be Kind.)

Karman and Dan are joined this week by local author Connie Chappell to chat about her two series, which are available at Village Cup. Connie's newest book will be available this fall. She talks more about it right here.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Please don't sue us. We're mourning Aretha Franklin this week. RIP)

Karman is back this week to chat with Dan about all kinds of pregnancy and to sample the new Pumpkin Pie Latte. Have a listen and then come sample one for yourself!

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Please don't sue us. There are new babies on the way that need support.)

Karman skips out this week and leaves Dan to fend for himself. So Dan does the podcast his way and talks to the Customer of the Week, his daughter Gabryella. Joining them without invitation are all three of her toddler sisters. It's an exercise in chaos and parental patience.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (If you're thinking of a lawsuit for the use of this song, consider Gabryella and the triplets. You'll be taking food off their table.)

Karman and Dan are back to talk about his trip to Seattle and all the coffee-related things he saw there. Listen for a new giveaway on this episode.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Have we mentioned that we would appreciate if Mr. Sinatra's estate would NOT sue us for the use of this song?)

This week, Karman and Dan chat about New Kids on the Block, spending time in the principal's office, and someone defacing Dan's Employee of the Month award ... again.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Let' be real, if Mr. Sinatra's estate were going to sue someone, it wouldn't be over the use of THIS song.)

Karman and Dan chat about the comedy show that's happening TONIGHT, Dan's Zika head, and eating human hair. There were some major audio problems. We cleaned them up as much as possible. Apologies.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (If the estate of Mr. Sinatra agrees not to sue us, we will provide free coffee for all individuals involved. Okay, maybe like a ten percent discount.)

Christy joins Dan this week and they talk about his trip to Paris, some of the new drinks at the shop, and Lea defacing Dan's major award.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (So far, we haven't been sued by Mr. Sinatra's estate. If we could keep that trend going, it would be great.)

Karman is back from hiatus this week and talking to Dan about sending him on a business trip to France, a new drink for Father's Day, and trying to rescind his major award.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Let's be honest. You all need us. This song hasn't ever gotten this much attention.)

Karman is still on hiatus this week, so Dan is talking to local historian Josh Murray. They talk about some of the buildings on Chillicothe Street, the railroad, and a goat in the meat market. Stick around until the outro music to get your new phrase for the free Doc Brue giveaway.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (This tune is endorsed by the VC Employee of the Month. That's just as good as any copyright on the music.)