More Coffee, Please! is a conversational platform built around the stories people don't usually tell in public. Every episode is a sit-down, two people, one honest conversation, no script. We talk about the building, the breaking, the belief that keeps you going, and the small truths that don't fit neatly into a highlight reel. This isn't an interview show. It's a table. Pull up a chair. Hosted by Austin T. Qualls, Navy veteran, entrepreneur, author, and founder of Overnight Success Coffee Co.,More Coffee, Please! brings together creators, business owners, artists, and everyday people doing extraordinary things quietly. Culture, resilience, identity, and purpose — poured into the same cup, every episode. New episodes drop on YouTube and all major podcast platforms.
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Episode #8
The Weight of the Kitchen with Chef Michael Jarzenski
Sep 27, 202658 minS2
MORE COFFEE, PLEASE! Episode Notes — Michael Jarzenski Background Owner and chef of Merriman Valley Pizza in Akron & Food Truck, Feel Good BBQ. A true mom and pop shop, known for a signature thick and fluffy crust and rotating weekly features. Chef-inspired artisan pizza, everything made from scratch, down to the in-house seasonings. How This Episode Came Together Michael reached out directly, unprompted, saying he’d been listening to the podcast and loving it. His words: he’d love to possibly join for an episode and talk restaurants, and maybe even get into the topic of burnout and how hard this industry actually is. That message is the spine of this episode, not just an aside. The Craft Everything from scratch is a point of real pride, not a marketing line. Worth digging into why that level of detail matters so much to him personally, and what actually makes a pizza good in his eyes versus what makes it popular. The Weight of It Burnout is the emotional core of this conversation. This industry is brutal in ways most people never see. Give real room to what almost made him walk away, what it costs to keep showing up, and how he protects himself while still running the shop every day. Tone Notes This isn’t a food segment. The craft questions are the entry point, but the real conversation is about what it costs a person to keep a small restaurant alive, day after day, in an industry that chews people up. Let the burnout thread carry as much weight as the passion-for-food thread. Don’t let one crowd out the other.
Just A Pastor From Akron, The Servant Leader, and The Remedy Church
Sep 6, 20261h 18mS2
Just a pastor from Akron. A servant leader. The man behind The Remedy Church. Pastor Deante Lavender leads The Remedy Church in Akron. Before any of that, he was a kid living in shelters in Cleveland while his mother battled addiction. In this episode we talk about that chapter of his life, the moment he was told God wanted him to have Akron, and what it's meant to lead a church born out of one of the most chaotic years in recent memory. We talk about what he said after Jayland Walker's death, and what it costs him to stand in Cascade Plaza and call out the names of gun violence victims, one by one. No performance. No polish. Just Pastor Lavender telling the truth. Pull up a seat. Cold brew recommended. ️ Full conversation now live everywhere you enjoy meaningful conversations.
A Ph.D. and a Breathwork Practice. Logic and the Sacred, In One Person.
Aug 30, 20261h 4mS2
Mary Laske Bell holds two worlds most people never put together — a Ph.D. and a breathwork practice. She's the founder of The Breath Chamber, built on the idea that the body already knows how to heal itself. In this episode we talk about how those two worlds live in the same person, what breathwork actually changes, and the parts of her story she doesn't often say out loud, including a season of motherhood that nearly broke her before it built her back up. No performance. No polish. Just Mary telling the truth. Pull up a seat. Cold brew recommended.
From Akron to International Baller, and Back Again.
Aug 23, 20261h 10mS2
Darius Carter is a professional basketball player out of Akron, Ohio, by way of Firestone High School and Wichita State. His career took him overseas into more than a decade of professional basketball, far from the city that made him. In this episode we talk about the road that got him there, what it cost to build a life across the world, and what it means to carry your city with you no matter how far the game takes you. No performance. No polish. Just Darius Carter telling the truth. Pull up a seat. Cold brew recommended.
The Story of a Survivor, Mother, and Professional Life Survivalist
Aug 16, 202650 minS2
Genevieve is a breast cancer survivor, a mother, and an author who calls herself a "Professional Life Survivalist." In this episode, she takes us through the moment she found out, what the fight actually cost her, and what it gave her that she never expected. We talk about motherhood in the middle of survival, about finally writing the book she wasn't sure she was ready to write, and about what it means to keep going when going wasn't guaranteed. No performance. No polish. Just Genevieve telling the truth. Pull up a seat. Cold brew recommended.
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