Coffee With Humans
Live and recorded episodes with people who have just met each other. We create sacred conversations to connect, share, and change the world. Coffee With Humans is hosted by Jason Todd. We sometimes laugh, sometimes cry, and always leave changed for the better. Want to have coffee with me? The only rule is… No sales calls.
Episodes
Kaci Porter comes to #coffeewithhumans to discuss vaccine education, public health popularity, and how to do your own research into a controversial topic. Do you believe everything you see on #socialmedia?
Coffee With Humans is a #live #candid #talkshow conversation between strangers who become friends, making the world a better place. #coffeewithhumans is made possible through your generous support - learn more at CoffeeWithHum...
Dijana Llugolli comes to Coffee With Humans to talk about SMART goals, mindset, and overcoming fears. An expert in business strategies, she says that if her life were a novel, one of the chapters would be called "Life is a Miracle!" Coffee With Humans is live, raw, unedited conversations between strangers who become friends.
Charles has a storied background and comes to chat about what's on his mind - business and survival.
Charles is a decorated United States Marine Corps sergeant and a combat veteran of the Vietnam War.
He is a twenty-year member of the Rotary Club of Dallas, a member of the club’s Board of Directors, eleven years as Treasurer, and Chairman of the Rotary Club of Dallas Foundation.
He is CEO of GetPayroll, a US Tax Court ...
Rená Koesler is a regular on Coffee With Humans and shares particular insights from her life of #adventure. As a #business adventure #coach, she understands what it takes to #plan, #implement, and reflect on adventures. She is joined by Katie Wichser, an ex-pat from New Jersey who has seen more countries than U.S. states and lives and works overseas.
Coffee With Humans is my sacred space to connect, share, and change the world, ...
Instant Coffee With Humans is the weekly recap.
David White and Jason Todd have never met. Why should that be weird? People do it all the time at parties and business gatherings: two people get caught in the corner near the crab cakes and suddenly strike up a conversation. The next thing you know, you've discovered something amazing and wonderful about another person. It's not weird, it's just not usually live-streamed.
I don't think there will be crab cakes, ...
Jesse Cole is the owner of the indomitable Savannah Bananas, author of Find Your Yellow Tux, and Host of Business Done Differently Podcast. His teams have welcomed more than 1 million fans to their ballparks and have been featured on MSNBC, CNN, and ESPN.
Jesse's mantra is "whatever's normal, do the exact opposite." Nothing more opposite of normal than live streaming with a stranger...
Welcome to Coffee With H...
Lynn Creasy and Jason Todd have never met. This discussion could be terrible or it could be amazing. They're both hoping for the latter.
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