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From the creators of The London Coffee Guide and 5THWAVE, Coffee Podcast London is a new interview-led series celebrating the people, passion, and community behind London’s vibrant coffee scene. Hosted by coffee industry expert Jeffrey Young, each episode spotlights entrepreneurs, seasoned professionals and standout cafes to uncover what it takes to build a successful coffee business or career in London. From exciting new openings and emerging trends to lessons in leadership, creativity, and starting out on your own - we delve into the real stories behind the cafés, roasteries, and individuals that make London one of the world’s great coffee destinations.
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Izzy Austen joins the London Coffee Podcast to discuss the realities of staffing in specialty coffee, why training the next generation of baristas matters, and how Baristas on Tap is creating flexibility, opportunity, an
In this episode of the London Coffee Podcast, we sit down with Andrew Whitworth-Smith, founder of The Cupping Directives and Waypoint. Andrew shares his journey from barista to coffee community builder, the story behind
Jamie Strachan, Head Roaster at Caravan Coffee Roasters, joins the London Coffee Podcast to talk about his journey into coffee, the power of community, responsible sourcing, regenerative agriculture, and what it takes to
In this episode of the London Coffee Podcast, we're talking with Jayne Cromwell, co-founder of Carnival Coffee Roaster. Jayne shares the extraordinary story of how her partner Juan's grandfather won a coffee farm in Colo
For our 20th episode of the London Coffee Podcast, we’re delighted to welcome David Rickenback — Coffee Beverage Community Expert, competition judge, and coach. With an extensive career across the coffee industry, David
In this episode, we chat with Siala Farani-Tomlin about her journey in coffee — from front of house to Head of Coffee. We explore the importance of origin trips and how coffee continues to shape the lives of people aroun
Today we’re talking all things flat white with, of course, Flat White Frank. We discuss his amazing story of finding a niche and growing a social media following around coffee. Along the way, we get into the details of w
In this episode, we chat with Matthew Orchard and Jamie Rose from Plot Roasting, about their journey into coffee and the story behind building their roastery. They share insights into their education courses, the challen
Today’s episode takes us inside the story of Moonstruck Café with its founder, Liam Clifford. In just two years, Moonstruck has become one of London’s most respected coffee spots, earning its place among the top venues i
In this episode, we welcome Simon Peace, co-founder of High Ground Coffee, to the studio. We talk about the realities of running a neighbourhood café in London — from the economics behind the business to the growing chal
Today we’re joined in the studio by Ellie East — musician, artist, professional drummer, and London Coffee Guide Ambassador. We talk about Ellie’s journey in music, how coffee became part of her creative life, and why ca
In this episode of the London Coffee Podcast, we’re joined in the studio by Brendan Olley and Chris Fields, the co-founders of SHED London. SHED is more than a café concept — it’s also a photo studio, workspace, and wine
Love coffee culture with a side of chaos, creativity, and strong opinions? This episode of the London Coffee Podcast is for you. We sit down with Tom Noble, Charlie Hurst, and Will Sudlow—the team behind Flat White or Fk
In this episode of the London Coffee Podcast, we’re in the studio with Kunsang Prohl, Director and Head Roaster at Intermission Coffee in West Hampstead. For Kunsang, Intermission is more than just a café and roastery —
This week, we’re joined by James Hennebry, CEO and Co-Founder of Rosslyn Coffee — one of London’s most respected independent specialty coffee brands. With eight shops within a single square mile, Rosslyn has become a ben
In this episode, Roger Hart, founder of Store Street Espresso, shares what it’s like to run an independent London coffee business for over 15 years. The conversation explores how he got started, the realities of building
In this episode of the London Coffee Podcast, we sit down with Nicole Kostova, founder of Hyde and Seek Running Club — a Saturday morning ritual that’s been bringing people together for movement, connection, and post-run
In this episode of the London Coffee Podcast, we sit down with Johnny, founder of Calico Coffee — a café that has quickly become one of London’s must-visit spots and secured a Top 10 place in the London Coffee Guide in u
Ritesh Doshi, CEO of Spring Valley Coffee, joins the London Coffee podcast to talk about the journey of one of Kenya’s most respected specialty coffee roasters — and its recent arrival in London. From Nairobi to London,
Adnan Millwala, Victor Gamboa, and Santiago Gamboa are the co-founders of Hermanos — a bold, colourful brand bringing Colombian heritage and exceptional coffee into the fabric of London’s specialty scene. This episode tr
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