Nathanael May's guest appearances

Nathanael May

Coffee Sprudgecast

Opposites Extract: A Debate Podcast about Coffee

Vibrant: Coffee & Hospitality

Keys To The Shop : Equipping Coffee Retail Professionals

Joe Marrocco

Jess Steffy

Sam Spillman

Andrea Allen

Erika Vonie

Michelle Johnson

Laura Gonzalez

Ryan Fisher

Kwame Christian

Dave Stachowiak

Jeff Taylor

Kevin Nealon

Michael Tan

Peter Giuliano

Greg McKeown

OwlTail

Joyfulness in our work is something we all would like more of. Nathanael May joins us to discuss how we can cultivate joy in our work in coffee. Being a barista and remaining joyful throughout the day can be challenging especially when things just seem to be going wrong. In this episode we talk about the difference between Joyfulness and happiness, Joy's important role in the cafe, how we can take control of our own joyfulness, giving joy to others, and some tips for how you can start that process. Nathanael May is the Director of Coffee and Green Buyer for Portland Roasting Coffee in Portland , OR. He is a head USBC judge, WBC judge, and a Certified Q Grader. You can find some great writing from him HERE   For the complete show notes simply click HERE and you will be directed to our resources page where you can find the downloadable PDF of this episode's main points and key take-aways. Enjoy the show! www.keystotheshop.com got comments, questions, or suggestions? Email me! Chris@keystotheshop.com 

Joyfulness in our work is something we all would like more of. Nathanael May joins us to discuss how we can cultivate joy in our work in coffee. Being a barista and remaining joyful throughout the day can be challenging especially when things just seem to be going wrong. In this episode we talk about the difference between Joyfulness and happiness, Joy's important role in the cafe, how we can take control of our own joyfulness, giving joy to others, and some tips for how you can start that process. Nathanael May is the Director of Coffee and Green Buyer for <a href="https://portlandroastingcoffee.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Portland Roasting Coffee</a> in Portland , OR. He is a head <a href="http://www.uscoffeechampionships.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">USBC</a> judge, <a href="http://www.worldbaristachampionship.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WBC</a> judge, and a Certified Q Grader. You can find some great writing from him <a href="http://www.freshcup.com/author/nathanael-may/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> For the complete show notes simply click <a href="http://www.keystotheshop.com/resources/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> and you will be directed to our resources page where you can find the downloadable PDF of this episode's main points and key take-aways. Enjoy the show! <a href="http://www.keystotheshop.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.keystotheshop.com</a> got comments, questions, or suggestions? Email me! <a href="mailto:Chris@keystotheshop.com">Chris@keystotheshop.com</a>

008 : Finding Joy in Coffee w/ Nathanael May : Practical advice for baristas, managers, and generally all humans

Nathanael details moments of generosity throughout a recent trip to Guatemala that have impacted his perspective on hospitality.

Episode 2: Nathanael May

Hosts Jordan Michelman and Zachary Carlsen interview Nathanael May of Portland Roasting Co. in Portland, Oregon. They discuss Portland Roasting's future plans at the Portland International Airport and talk about the complexities of judging barista competitions.  The music in this episode is performed by Alan Adler, inventor of the Aeropress, playing on a wind instrument he made himself!

Hosts Jordan Michelman and Zachary Carlsen interview Nathanael May of Portland Roasting Co. in Portland, Oregon. They discuss Portland Roasting's future plans at the Portland International Airport and talk about the complexities of judging barista competitions.  The music in this episode is performed by Alan Adler, inventor of the Aeropress, playing on a wind instrument he made himself!

Episode 010: The One With Nathanael May