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Founder Stays On is the new podcast from London Coffee Festival where coffee founders share the real stories behind the brands you love. Each episode brings two founders together for an unfiltered conversation about the highs, lows, and lessons of building a coffee business. From bold ideas and big risks to the culture and values that keep them going, this is where passion meets reality. Perfect for coffee lovers, entrepreneurs, and anyone curious about what it truly takes to create a coffee business. #FounderStaysOn#LondonCoffeeFestival#SpecialtyCoffee#CoffeeCulture#CoffeeCommunity#CoffeePodcast#CoffeeEntrepreneurs#CoffeeBusiness#CoffeeLovers#CoffeeLife#CoffeeTalk#CoffeeRoasters#CoffeeJourney#CoffeeStories#CoffeeInnovation
Unknown Host hosts The London Coffee Festival Podcast, a arts show with 12 episodes published.
Recorded live on Thursday 26 February 2026, this was the very first event in our new LCF In Conversation series an evening built around honesty, lived experience, and a shared commitment to shaping a more equitable futur
In this final Founder Stays On episode before the London Coffee Festival 2026, Katherine Swift, Founder of OMGTea, talks with Max Dubiel, Founder of Redemption Roasters - the world’s first prison‑based specialty coffee c
In this episode, Katherine Swift, founder of OMGTea, and Brendan Olley, co‑founder of Shed, discuss the purpose‑driven origins of their businesses and the realities of building authentic brands in the wellness and specia
In this episode, Santiago Gamboa, Co-Founder of Hermanos Coffee Roasters and Christopher Fields, Co-Founder of Shed sit down for an honest conversation about what it really takes to build and sustain an independent coffe
Santiago Gamboa, Co‑Founder of Hermanos Coffee Roasters, & Kirby Sinclair of The Roasting PartyFrom roasting in living rooms to building award‑winning specialty coffee brands, Santiago and Kirby share raw, honest stories
Next Episode: Bharti Radix x Kirby Sinclair Ever dreamt of opening a coffee shop? Bharti Radix (BloomsYard) and Kirby Sinclair (The Roasting Party) reveal what it really takes - from building a brand and leading a team t
The new Founder Stays On Podcast from the London Coffee Festival kicks off with Bharti Radix, founder of BloomsYard and Jayne Cromwell co-founder of Carnival Coffee Roasters. Two founders, one honest conversation, no scr
In this special episode of the Let it Brew podcast recorded at London Coffee Festival 2025 Alex Dantes-Smith sits down with Paul Kelly to explore La Marzocco’s rich history of groundbreaking collaborations across fashion
Host Alex Dantes-Smith sits down with Rob Ward (Slayer) and Freda Yuan (Origin Coffee) to dream up their ultimate coffee shop concepts and let’s just say, we’d visit both. Think: 🇫🇷 Coffee & crêpes in the South of Fran
In this episode of the Let It Brew podcast, host Alex Dantes-Smith welcomes Ashley Palmer-Watts—former Executive Chef at The Fat Duck and Dinner by Heston, and Co-Founder of Artisan Coffee Co. and The Devonshire, Soho @d
In this episode of Let It Brew, host Alex Dantes-Smith sits down with Ollie Simon, GM of Brand and Marketing at Allpress Espresso UK, and Bugra Marasali, Founder of Lodestar Coffee—to explore their ultimate dream coffee
Why settle for the ordinary when you can sip your latte surrounded by cuddly chaos? In this episode of Let It Brew, Alex Dantes-Smith chats with Kurt Stewart, Master Roaster and Founder of Volcano Coffee Works, and Roosa
Alex Dantes-Smith sits down with Bharti Radix, Founder of Bloomsyard and Camilla Morgan, Head of Business Development and Customer Relationships at Eversys UK Ltd to discuss their dream coffee shops. Coffee at the top ⬆
Alex Dantes-Smith sits down with Will Corby from Pact Coffee and Josh Tarlo from Headstand to discuss their dream coffee shops. Leave your worries at the door, grab a hammock, and step through a magic portal to your coff
Alex Dantes-Smith chats with Alexandra Dalton of Rascal Coffee and Emily Roach from Ozone Coffee about their dream coffee shops. Alex’s New Orleans coffee shop, Apapachar (translated as hugs in Spanish), blends dive bar
Alex Dantes-Smith sits down with Paul Ross from Special Guests Coffee and Maxwell Dashwood from Colonna Coffee to discuss their dream coffee shops. A gym/coffee shop? In the New Forest? With a ring of ponies? And an owne
In this episode of The Let it Brew Podcast, our host Alex Dantes-Smith sits down with two coffee industry experts - The Hagen Project's Head of Coffee, Steve Nulty and Brad Morrison, owner of Dark Arts to explore the ult
In this episode, Alex Dantes-Smith chats with Paul Kelly from La Marzocco about Building his Dream Coffee shop. They cover everything from the perfect location and unique food items to coffee equipment and Paul’s favouri
In the inaugural episode, host Alex Dantes-Smith, Head of European Retail at Fellow, delves into the theme of "Building the Dream Coffee Shop." Joining Alex in this engaging and insightful conversation are: Andrea Ventri
Paul Kelly
Director, Security Business Group · Kelly Bronze Turkeys
2 appearances on this show
Paul Ross
CEO & Head Trainer at Subtle Words That Sell · American Waste Control
1 appearance on this show
Andrea Ventrice
Califia Farm
1 appearance on this show
Caroline Schray
Fellow
1 appearance on this show
Dan Fellows
Slayer Espresso
1 appearance on this show
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