In this episode, Philip interviews Laura Weatherly, the Hope Court coordinator for the Chatham County Juvenile Court System. They discuss the work of Hope Court in serving minor victims of human trafficking and providing support and resources to help them recover and build a brighter future. Laura shares her background and passion for victim services, as well as the goals and approach of Hope Court. They also discuss the importance of a trauma-informed approach in the juvenile justice system and the need for diversion and support rather than punitive measures. Hope Court is a specialized court program in Chatham County that focuses on helping child victims of trafficking. The court system is designed to prioritize the safety and well-being of the children and build trust with them. The court proceedings are tailored to be less intimidating and more supportive for the children. The parents are encouraged to be involved in the process, and the court works towards reunification and providing support to the families. The three phases of the program focus on safety, independence, and helping the children achieve their goals. The biggest challenge in advancing Hope Court's mission is the lack of education in the community about trafficking and the misconceptions surrounding it. Despite the challenges, the Hope Court team stays hopeful by celebrating small victories and supporting each other. The advice for listeners is to give grace and kindness to others and to support organizations like Tharros Place, a residential treatment program for trafficked youth.

Takeaways

• Hope Court is an organization that serves minor victims of human trafficking in the Chatham County Juvenile Court System.
• The goal of Hope Court is to provide support and resources to help these victims recover and build a brighter future.
• The court takes a trauma-informed approach and aims to divert these children out of the system and into a life they want to lead.
• Hope Court works with a multidisciplinary team to meet the goals of the children and provide the necessary support and interventions.
• The court follows a trust-based relational interventions approach to build connections with the children and help them achieve their goals. Hope Court prioritizes the safety and well-being of child victims of trafficking and aims to build trust with them.
• Parents are encouraged to be involved in the court proceedings, and the court works towards reunification and providing support to families.
• The three phases of the program focus on safety, independence, and helping the children achieve their goals.
• The lack of education in the community about trafficking is a major challenge in advancing Hope Court's mission.
• Celebrating small victories and supporting each other helps the Hope Court team stay hopeful.
• Listeners can support organizations like Tharros Place, a residential treatment program for trafficked youth, and practice grace and kindness towards others.

In this conversation, Megan Miller of Hale Tea Company shares loads of information about the tea industry, the health benefits of tea, and the different types of tea. Megan shares her journey of buying Hale Tea Company and the challenges she faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. They also talk about the cultural significance of tea and its versatility as an ingredient and mixer. Megan reveals a party trick where any tea can be made caffeine-free! Overall, the conversation highlights the passion for ethically sourced and sustainable tea and the joy of slowing down and enjoying a cup of tea.

Takeaways

• Tea has numerous health benefits, including antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Hale Tea Company focuses on ethically sourced and sustainable tea.
  Tea can be used as an ingredient and mixer in cocktails and mocktails.
• Any tea can be made caffeine-free!
• Tea ceremonies and rituals are an important part of tea culture in different countries.
• The different types of tea, such as white, green, black, and herbal, have varying levels of oxidation and flavors.
• Tea can be a calming and ritualistic experience, providing a moment of relaxation in a fast-paced lifestyle.

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Megan Miller = www.linkedin.com/in/megan-miller-b3a35946/

In this episode, the Philip Klayman and Phil Gazley discuss the intersection of the refugee population and human trafficking. They explore the vulnerability of refugees and the various reasons why people become refugees, such as war, persecution, political reasons, natural disasters, and climate change. The conversation also touches on the challenges and trauma that refugees face when they are forced to leave their homes and navigate a new culture. The hosts emphasize the importance of listening to refugee stories and getting to know different populations to combat misunderstanding and promote empathy. They also discuss the politicization of immigration and the need for accurate information and integration programs. In this conversation, Phil and his guest discuss the intersection of refugee resettlement and human trafficking. They emphasize the importance of listening to refugees' stories and building relationships with them. They also explore the connection between creating safe communities and combating human trafficking. The guest shares practical advice on engaging in human trafficking prevention among refugees, including working with local resettlement agencies, trusting professionals, designing culturally relevant materials, and serving culturally relevant food and drinks. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the mission of Peace Catalysts International and the importance of listening, learning, and loving in peacebuilding efforts.

Takeaways

- Refugees are a vulnerable population due to the trauma they have experienced and the challenges they face in a new country.
- There are various reasons why people become refugees, including war, persecution, political reasons, natural disasters, and climate change.
- It is important to listen to refugee stories and get to know different populations to combat misunderstanding and promote empathy.
- Immigration is a highly politicized topic that is often rooted in fear and inaccurate rhetoric.
- Integration programs are crucial for helping refugees find jobs and establish themselves economically in their new country. Building relationships and listening to refugees' stories is crucial in understanding their needs and experiences.
- Creating safe communities is an important aspect of combating human trafficking.
- Engaging in human trafficking prevention among refugees involves working with local resettlement agencies, trusting professionals, designing culturally relevant materials, and serving culturally relevant food and drinks.
- Peacebuilding efforts require listening, learning, and loving.
- The mission of Peace Catalysts International is to equip and mobilize Christians for collaborative peacebuilding.

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Phil Gazley = https://www.linkedin.com/in/phil-gazley-6783a01/?originalSubdomain=uk
Love 146 article = https://love146.org/but-what-about-refugees/

Bryn Frere-Smith, founder of Blue Bear Coffee, shares his journey of using coffee to fight against human trafficking. He discusses his background in law enforcement and anti-human trafficking operations, which led him to start Blue Bear Coffee. The company focuses on sourcing coffee ethically and using the profits to support organizations that combat human trafficking. Bryn emphasizes the importance of consistency and holding oneself accountable in the fight against injustice. He also talks about the challenges of balancing the business side of Blue Bear with its larger purpose.

Takeaways
- Coffee can be a powerful tool for raising awareness and funds to combat human trafficking.
- Consistency and accountability are crucial in the fight against injustice.
- Building a community and engaging with partners can amplify the impact of a social enterprise.
- Progress has been made in addressing human trafficking, but there is still much work to be done.
- Individuals have a responsibility to take action and contribute to the fight against human trafficking.

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Bryn Frere-Smith: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryn-frer...
Blue Bear Coffee: https://bluebearcoffee.com/

In this episode, our host, Philip, discusses coffee processing methods and how they affect flavor. He explains that coffee processing is the process of getting the coffee out of the cherry and ready for roasting. The two important terms discussed are drying and fermentation. Drying is the process of lowering the moisture content of the coffee beans, while fermentation is the breakdown of sugars by yeast and bacteria. Philip then dives into the different layers of a coffee cherry and the various processing methods, including washed, natural, and semi-washed. He also touches on experimental processing methods and the controversy surrounding them. Finally, he discusses the dry milling process, which involves removing impurities, hulling the parchment, and sorting the beans by size, color, and density.

Takeaways
- Coffee processing methods, such as washed, natural, and semi-washed, have a significant impact on the flavor of the coffee.
- Drying and fermentation are two important processes in coffee processing, with drying aiming to lower the moisture content and fermentation breaking down sugars.
- Experimental processing methods, such as co-fermentation and anaerobic fermentation, can produce unique and intense flavors but are a topic of debate in the coffee industry.
- The dry milling process involves removing impurities, hulling the parchment, and sorting the beans by size, color, and density.
- Proper packaging and storage during the dry milling process are crucial for preserving the flavor potential of the coffee.

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In this episode of the Coffee & Podcast, the host, Philip Klayman, interviews Matt from Origin Coffee Bar. They discuss the genesis of Origin, the challenges they faced in starting their coffee shop, the importance of shopping local, and Matt's experience as a new father. They also taste and review three coffees roasted in Atlanta: Swoon Spring Blend from Valor Coffee, a Peruvian honey processed coffee from Portrait Coffee and Chrome Yellow, and Omen Pineda Paranema from East Pole Coffee.

Takeaways
- Origin Coffee Bar started as a mobile coffee bar and eventually grew into a full-fledged coffee shop and roastery.
- Starting a coffee shop comes with many challenges, including unexpected costs and delays.
- Shopping local is important because it supports the local economy and helps build a vibrant community.
- Being a new parent while running a business requires balancing priorities and finding support from the team.
- The three coffees tasted in the episode were all roasted in Atlanta and showcased the diversity and quality of local roasters.

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Origin Coffee Bar = https://origincoffee.bar/
Matt Higgins = https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattmhiggins/

Jenna Collins, co-director of Prodigal Pottery, shares her personal journey of overcoming addiction and domestic violence and finding healing and empowerment through the program. Prodigal Pottery employs and empowers women who have experienced trauma, providing them with employment and a safe space to heal. The organization offers a two-year program that includes counseling, goal-setting, and skill-building. Success is measured by the women's ability to regain their independence, find stable employment, and experience personal growth. The pottery-making process is described, highlighting the care and attention that goes into each piece. The episode concludes with a discount code for listeners to support Prodigal Pottery by purchasing their mugs.

Takeaways
- Prodigal Pottery empowers women who have experienced trauma by providing them with employment and a safe space to heal.
- The organization offers a two-year program that includes counseling, goal-setting, and skill-building.
- Success is measured by the women's ability to regain their independence, find stable employment, and experience personal growth.
- The pottery-making process at Prodigal Pottery involves multiple steps and requires care and attention to detail.
- Listeners can support Prodigal Pottery by purchasing their mugs and using the discount code PRODIGAL for 10% off.

Karissa Tuttle, co-founder of Simply Done Donuts, shares her experience of operating a food truck and opening a brick-and-mortar shop. She discusses the challenges of permitting, learning the mechanics of a trailer, and the emotional journey of starting a business. Karissa also talks about the impact of the pandemic on their business and the need to pivot and innovate. She shares the lessons learned from opening a shop in Tampa Bay and their future plans to focus on the food truck model in college towns and other areas.

Takeaways
- Operating a food truck comes with challenges such as permitting and learning the mechanics of a trailer.
- The pandemic forced businesses to pivot and innovate, leading to new opportunities and strategies.
- Opening a shop in a new market can be challenging, and it's important to consider brand recognition and marketing efforts.
- The experience of running a business and facing challenges builds confidence and resilience.
- Simply Done Donuts plans to focus on the food truck model in college towns and other areas, while also exploring opportunities for brick-and-mortar locations with drive-thrus.

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Simply Done Donuts = https://www.simplydonedonuts.com/
Karissa Tuttle = https://canvasrebel.com/meet-karissa-tuttle/