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WMAL 630AM
"proud mary" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"Gary mcnamer, he's our curly. Good morning. Welcome to a Thursday. All over the place Thursday. Yeah It was sad yesterday to hear Tina singer Tina Turner died. 83 years old. Yeah. Which means, you know, I think about when she made her comeback in the 80s. Yeah. And she was in her 40s. And I remember that, she's so old, and she's coming back. Well, I was in my 20s, so it was like, oh yeah, she's old. Now 40 year old rockers are commonplace. 50 year old Rogers. That's it. 80 year old rockers are coming place. Somebody, I don't know if it was, I can't remember if it was a stand up or maybe a late night joke or something, Tina Turner turned 42 today, but her legs are only 25. Yeah, exactly. And she made me sweat. Yeah. And. The belt, she could belt out her scream, would capture the moment I was telling you during the top of the hour break. One of my favorite songs to hear her sing. Is the duet she did with Brian Adams. It's only love. Which hit the top 40. It was on Brian Adams album. But she owned that room. I mean, that was all her. I all do respect to Brian Adams. If you're going to do a duet with Tina Turner, you have to know. And I'm sure he would say this. You give the stage over to her. You come to the second place. Interesting because you and I just, we just during the top of the hour started talking about it. And it was funny because I was thinking about it all day. I said, well, how can I, how can I say this? It's not an insult. But she had one of the best and you used it screaming. Singing voices. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I remember when I could say fogerty, but it was actually CCR. When they came out with proud Mary. And it was like, oh, that's a really good song. And then it was a year and a half later, two years later, as a kid, Tina Turner came out with it. I can Tina Turner. Well, I mean, it wasn't even the same song. Yeah, right. And she just absolutely, at the end, the build up to the end of that song. Was just unbelievable. And she crossed, I mean, there are some artists that, you know, they say, well, they're rock or their country, or R&B, or they're soul or she was Tina Turner. She had her own genre. Yeah. There was no genre. She just had that kind of talent. That kind of voice where it was like, oh no, that's Tina Turner. Well, what kind of music is it? Tina Turner. It's all of it. You know, it is so R&B, rock. You know, deliver a ballot. The thing was trying when she did the Mad Max soundtrack. We don't need another hero. Yeah. It's kind of a power ballad thing. But I heard it the other day, it wasn't a couple of weeks ago. And I thought, man, that song. I mean, stands along from the movie. You know it's great when they can stand alone from the movie. You don't need to couple it with the movie. Right. I mean, sorry, Ray Parker, junior, but the song Ghostbusters, it is always going to be about the movie. But I mean, it's very tough not to. It's the name of the movie. But it had so much, I mean, it was just, it really stood along stood out. And I thought to myself, it's hard with her energy. It must be and I think impossible as a listener is a fan, to contain her within a ballot. Now, there are some great ballots, but I mean, you need to know that that energy is going to be the same as the proud Mary, which is going 500 beats per minute. And that energy is going to be you're still going to look at that and go, wow. And it really is about delivering the emotion. It was funny because we had left Tina turnaround when a couple of weeks ago we were talking about. And I forgot how we how the topic related. It was related to something, but we were talking about how the members of heart and Nancy Wilson were talking about the sexism and the radio industry. And I said, well, it might have been in the radio industry, it wasn't from us, and then we started going to the fans didn't. I started going through the fact that I was, I never discriminated against women artists and I talked about going back to even Motown with Diana Ross and some of the great female singers there that really caught your attention, and she was one of them. Right. And so there was never, I mean, I never had the record, the liberal record business might have been sexist, but I don't think the listening audience ever was. And she was one of those voices
WTOP
"proud mary" Discussed on WTOP
"I'm sandy cosell. Thanks for being with us. She was a force on stage and in the recording studio. Tina Turner died this week at the age of 83. Rolling Stone contributing editor Anthony decurtis joined WTO's Shawn and Hillary to discuss her remarkable legacy. Where do you even begin with here, Turner? I mean, obviously she made her mark initially with her husband, Ike Turner, take everybody knows the story about how she was horribly abused within that marriage. But then became a solo artist and really one of the most successful women performers in the history of rock and roll. She was supported by artists like Mick Jagger and David Bowie, but Tina Turner understood that she could become as big as they are, and she did. She played stadium shed enormous hit records, one scads of Grammy Awards. She really just did about everything that you could possibly do as an artist. It is almost impossible to describe the energy that she exuded on stage, both in her vocal performance and in the dance moves, but triforce. Tina Turner and then I just heard her say that she wasn't provocative on stage, but boy oh boy, you could have fooled me when those performances with Ike Turner were just extraordinary. And then as a solo artist, I think team to turn her though really became kind of self conscious about the sexuality of her performances. And that got toned down later in her career, but without diminishing the impact, but she was just like a tsunami on stage. Without ever losing the control that she had she was a great singer, she did fantastic interpretations of rock songs. Everybody knows proud Mary and what a wonderful reading that she did of that song. She kind of rode that edge where she just seemed like she was going to go out of control, but she was always supremely in control. What have we lost and how do you see her influence today on other performers? She's somebody who's symbolic importance is as important as her artistic importance. So many women who have been in difficult relationships and struggled took her as a model and when you watch Taylor Swift suddenly on stadium after stadium, young artists like that, having that level of success as women artists, they all owe a debt to Tina Turner. That's Rolling Stone contributing editor Anthony de Curtis
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"proud mary" Discussed on WTOP
"1115. I'm Dimitri sodas. Thanks for being with us. She was a force on stage and very much so in the recording studio as well, Tina Turner has died at 83. Only don't know Rolling Stone contributing editor Anthony de Curtis joint WTO Sean and Hillary with more on the remarkable legacy Latina Turner leaves behind. Where do you even begin with here Turner? I mean, obviously she made her more initially with her husband Ike Turner. I think everybody knows the story about how she was horribly abused within that marriage. But then became a solo artist and really one of the most successful women performers in the history of rock and roll. She was supported by artists like Mick Jagger and David Bowie, but Tina Turner understood that she could become as big as they are, and she did. She played stadium shed enormous hit records, one scads of Grammy Awards. She really did bob everything that you could possibly do as an artist. It is almost impossible to describe the energy that she exuded on stage, both in her vocal performance and in the dance moves, but triforce. Tina, Turner, and then I just heard her say that she wasn't provocative on stage, but boy oh boy, you could have fooled me when those performances with Ike Turner were just extraordinary. And then as a solo artist, I think team to turn her though really became kind of self conscious about the sexuality of her performances. And that got toned down later in her career, but without diminishing the impact, but she was just like a tsunami on stage without ever losing the control that she had. She was a great singer, she did fantastic interpretations of rock songs. Everybody knows proud Mary and what a wonderful reading that she did of that song. She kind of rode that edge where she just seemed like she was going to go out of control, but she was always supremely in control. What have we lost and how do you see her influence today on other performers? She's somebody who's symbolic importance is as important as her artistic importance. So many women who have been in difficult relationships and struggled took her as a model. And when you watch Taylor Swift, salon stadium after stadium, young artists like that, having that level of success as women artists, they all owe a debt to Tina Turner. Rolling Stone contributing editor Anthony de Curtis, Tina Turner has died at 83 at her home in Switzerland, she had been battling an illness for
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"proud mary" Discussed on WTOP
"Tina Turner teamed up with husband Ike Turner for a dynamic run of hit records in the 60s and early 70s and so many great live shows, but she also survived her horrifying marriage to Ike Turner only to triumph in middle age with a chart topping what's love got to do with it in private dance or and she was also known for proud Mary and what you're hearing now river deep mountain high. Her trademarks included that growling voice, the bold, smile, the muscular dance moves, Turner's manager says she died today after a long illness in her home near Zürich Switzerland. Rolling Stone contributing editor Anthony de Curtis joined us earlier to talk about her remarkable career. Where do you even begin with here? Turner, I mean, obviously she made her mark initially with her husband, Ike Turner. I think everybody knows the story about how she was horribly abused within that marriage. But then became a solo artist and really one of the most successful women performers in the history of rock and roll. She was supported by artists like Mick Jagger and David Bowie, but Tina Turner understood that she could become as big as they are, and she did. She played stadium shed enormous hit records, one scads of Grammy Awards. She really just did about everything that you could possibly do as an artist. It is almost impossible to describe the energy that she exuded on stage, both in her vocal performance and in the dance moves, but triforce. Tina, Turner, I mean, I just heard her say that she wasn't provocative on stage, but boy oh boy, you could have fooled me when those performances would like Turner were just extraordinary. And then as a solo artist, I think team to turn her though really became kind of self conscious about the sexuality of her performances. And that got toned down later in her career, but without diminishing the impact, but she was just like a tsunami on stage. Without ever losing the control that she had she was a great singer, she did fantastic interpretations of rock songs. Everybody knows proud Mary and what a wonderful reading that she did of that song. She kind of rode that edge where she just seemed like she was going to go out of control, but she was always supremely in control. What have we lost and how do you see her influence today on other performers? She's somebody who's symbolic importance is as important as her artistic importance. So many women who have been in difficult relationships and struggled took her as a model. And when you watch Taylor Swift, suddenly on stadium after stadium, young artists like that, having that level of success as women artists, they all owe a debt to Tina Turner. Rolling Stone contributing editor Anthony de Curtis
AP News Radio
Tina Turner, unstoppable superstar whose hits included 'What's Love Got to Do With It,' dead at 83
"Singer Tina Turner has died after a long illness at her home near Zürich Switzerland, according to her manager, Turner was 83. And marches are a letter with a look at her career. Tina Turner's life was a roller coaster, hit songs in the 1960s, leaving an abusive marriage, becoming a superstar in her 40s and having her life turned into a hit movie. She recorded songs like proud Mary, nutbush city limits, and river deep mountain high with her ex-husband, Ike Turner. Turner's first solo album flopped, then she released private dancer and her career was bigger than ever. Angela Bassett played her in the film what's love got to do with it. Turner said in a 1993 AP interview she instructed Bassett that the dancing should be energetic, not raunchy. Because she was a few times going to the front. No, no, no, no, no, not from the front. Always to decide
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"proud mary" Discussed on WTOP
"The legendary rock Queen Tina Turner has died. CBS's Elaine Keanu says she lived an extraordinary life. The 8 time Grammy Award winner was known as simply the best. From the rose to stardom with the act started by her ex-husband Ike and her classic proud Mary. Left a good job in the city, but it was not until decades later that she revealed that relationship was plagued by abuse. Entertainment Tonight's Kevin Frazier says Turner blossomed when she got away from the abusive Ike Turner. The second half of her career because in the first half it was just this groundbreaking artist in this music that everybody loved and second half, I think that people saw or survivor who was doing things on her terms. So you know, Turner died peacefully at her home near Zürich Switzerland today after a long illness, she was 83. A year ago today, Veronica mata lost her ten year old daughter test to a mass shooting at an elementary school and Yuval, Texas. We have to learn how to relive our lives because our lives are not the same in our lives will never be the same. So there's always that peace missing. 19 students and two teachers were killed in the attack, President Biden spoke at The White House today about the massacre. We need to ban high capacity magazines, the ability to shoot 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, bullets without reloading. Because today, guns remain the number one killer, the number
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"proud mary" Discussed on WTOP
"I was I implied sexuality without being sexy with the body. You never saw any dance movement, provocative provoking. Gina Turner sold more than 150 million records worldwide, won 11 Grammys was voted along with her ex-husband Ike Turner into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1991 and on her own in 2021. She died peacefully today at her home in Switzerland after a long illness. She was 83. CBS News special report, I'm Christopher Cruise. Only don't well, let's continue this story with the Anthony decurtis he is The Rolling Stones contributing editor. It's great to have you with us, Anthony, thanks so much. It's my pleasure, though it's a sad day. It really is a sad day. We were talking a little earlier about how everything about Tina Turner was so remarkable. The struggles of her life, how she turned it into music and became arguably the best performer of the era. I mean, where do you even begin with here? Turner, I mean, obviously she made her mark initially with her husband, Ike Turner. You know, I think everybody knows the story about how she was horribly abused within that marriage. But then became a solo artist and really one of the most successful women performers in the history of rock and roll. She was supported by artists like Mick Jagger and David Bowie, but Tina Turner understood that she could become as big as they are, and she did, you know, she played stadium shed enormous hit records, one scads of Grammy Awards, you know, she really just did about everything that you could possibly do as an artist. It is almost impossible to describe the energy that she exuded on stage, both in her vocal performance and in the dance moves, but triforce. Yeah, well, you know, tuna Turner I mean, I just heard her say that she wasn't provocative on stage, but boy oh boy, you could have fooled me when, you know, those performances with Ike Turner were just extraordinary. And then as a solo artist, you know, I think team to turn her though really became kind of self conscious about the sexuality of her performances. And that got toned down later in her career, but without diminishing the impact, but she was just like a tsunami on stage. But without ever losing the control that she had she was a great singer and she did fantastic interpretations of rock songs. I think everybody knows proud Mary and what a wonderful reading that she did of that song. She kind of rode that edge where she just seemed like she was going to go out of control, but she was always supremely in control. What have we lost and how do you see her influence today on other performers? Well, every woman who in particular, you know, she's somebody who symbolic importance is as important as her artistic importance. So many women who have been in difficult relationships and struggled took her as a model and she, you know, when you watch some Taylor Swift, suddenly on stadium after stadium and handed enough, just enough enough. Now it's time to go out the door. So sorry, go ahead, Anthony. No. Young artists like that. Having that level of success, you know, as women artists, they all owe a debt to Tina Turner. Alec Alec hunt words, Anthony, thank you so much. We appreciate it. Thank you. Rolling Stone contributing editor Anthony de Curtis
Feast of Fun
"proud mary" Discussed on Feast of Fun
"Us take a little behalf. Now bay bad. She's like hearing them screaming at each other. Would be fantastic. And i don't know how. I feel about outing gloria reuben. 'cause it's like teen is on her deathbed and she's far away but we're not outing and this is We're repeating information that is publicly out there. So it's not we're not outing in fact we're saying this is probably unlikely we're just acknowledging that this information exists. These are people that there's no one has come up to me said i have the receipts May not it's unlikely to be true. But one thing that actually did happen is jimi hendrix. Gotta start playing with mike turner and the rock rhythms of observer kings of rhythm And was let go because he kept wanting to experiment and use many effects pedals which at the time period were not grounded causing all technical problems during the shows and when tina turner was actually very close friends in real life with janice joplin. And you know a when jimi hendrix and janice joplin died shortly around the same time period is documented that that everybody was very heartbroken beaten cousin that now the other wonderful rumor that dug up is that tina turner was into body building. And i think they're they're confusing her saxophonist. Mike capello the one who does ike turner's voice in the remake of proud mary as the bodybuilder. That's all greased up in the lost boys with his hair pulled back and he's kind of fucking the saxophone. I guess people rumors saying that. She was into body building and for a brief time in the eighties. You steroids anabolic steroids. Buff and in shape. You highly unlikely but you know we talked to. What was it. Haiti retro age and she does a combination. I know other women that do a combination of testosterone and estrogen replacement. Therapy as they get older you know because it helps keep their body intact. But do you think that tina turner was doing like estrogen replacement. Therapy back in nineteen eighty-four. I know i know definitely that women were doing estrogen replacement. Back in the day so maybe on the forefront out there. My one friend's mother said she her friends like capturing more youthful appearance because she did estrogen replacement she chose not to do it and so she felt like a kind of age to a bit and the last but not least that her buddhism are passionate for buddhism. Her discovery buddhism came from her cocaine dealer. That's great 'cause you know most most drug dealers they're just like you. You want another kilo thing. They're not going to give you a brochure. Like buddhism might change your life. So thank you arlene. Well she has. Tina turner has singles out their own with kyko or cayo who remix. What's love got to do with it. He also remixed her chanting. So there's like a house remix of her which is really fantastic. A drug dealer would probably also maybe have a buddhist kind of mentality as well..
Pantheon
"proud mary" Discussed on Pantheon
"Here's what i thought to myself stood up. I thought to myself you know. Oh we are doing. We are making good on the wrongs of the past here. And i feel like he's holding back. And i thought it was going to be mariah and i was prepared for that racing. I was in my heart prepared like it's going to be okay. It's gonna be mariah and that's going to be great and you're going to be very happy you are going to be feeling some emotion. I did not know tina. Turner turner solo. Finally so this. I mean this is also like a technicality where they had just said well she's in with mike that's the sixties output proud mary. That's river deep mountain high. That she's in and that's fine. Felt more seen or heard by the rock and roll hall of fame nominating committee than i do in this moment because i will see three years ago two and a half years ago i brought up to those people i said what about tina turner solo. She's linked forever to her abuser. And they all were like our they literally said what about ike solo literally said what about solo. And now you look at two years later. She's on the ballot and she's going in baby. There's no fucking way she's not going. There is no way podium has just materialized in front just can't believe i am so american flag drop. This ballot could cause future episodes of your podcast to be six minutes long entirely. Run out of things to complain about. All my pats benny tar. I really wow. Oh my god. She's going right in. She's going right in she is she is number one there is. She has a better shot. she's going to get the most votes and then jay z is gonna also. She's not getting in mary. J. blige is not getting in mary. J. those nice that they recognize gb. What if this is okay. Hold on let me just think about this. What if this is the divas year. What if you could put together a full devi year like especially because carole king was part of the divas in that for the first h one divas. You could have tina carole king dionne warwick chaka. Khan mary j. blige that could be your whole class. But then you could also fuck. Throw the go. Go's be they're back on this great. I was positive the last review was going to be dangelo. Did you not nope. I thought that he wouldn't have saved it for me. I was like there's one final thing that i was just like. I thought it was gonna be mariah. I'm surprised that she's not nominated. I i honestly am. But i am still pleased as hell. Dangelo is gonna get nominated. No i didn't. I like this was kind of going to be like. I feel like. I took a groundswell. Not yet i mean there has been talk on the show about him but i don't see it yet. How do you believe. Lives in switzerland sweden switzerland in one of those in your another thing where they said. Apparently that's rumor we heard was that they went also were not gonna put her in because she lives in europe. She's not gonna come. She basically life and she doesn't care..
NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"proud mary" Discussed on NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"Yourself get away with too much like i don't feel like i need to work today. I'm just gonna stay in bed and eat popcorn and watch. Tv interesting man is doing the super nas club. I mean i think The society is put a lot of ideas around what success looks like. And what good work looks so. I can walk. How much done looks. And there's a ton of work when you need to do on ourselves to basic enough to actually be authentic and genuine real and lauren vulnerable and role models and that doesn't always clock success in the society's eyes but really right now. I think that's the work we should be doing being commander that amen to that. Amanda that so. I really appreciate talking to you getting to know you both a little bit. I love. I'll just put this out. You guys can't see them. but i have enjoyed. There's a nice connectivity between these two. well they're splitting it. And an earbud airpods that kind of weaves but them together a little bit but also the body language. They've they've been checking at each other as they as they as they cogitate and their minds are thinking how to answer their looking over and like. It's just nice clearly there's a there's a connection there that also comes through your business you know comes through the details and the love of what you're doing. I you guys proud mary. Coffee dot com. It's in the show notes but you've got to be interested in what this coffee tastes like by. Now you guys ship oliver. Yeah they ship all over so go onto the website. Check it out. Follow me on instagram. again it'll be on the show notes but order yourself some coffee because if you don't you're not going to be able to execute the super nice challenge in its purest. Form that shari gave you might be able to execute it but it won't be with proud mary coffee. So it's the best you're gonna be able to achieve probably like an eight out of ten so ten out of ten means with proud mary coffee. That's my little plug ideas. Cool all right all right. Yeah hey thanks you guys really great talking to you. I will see you next time up in portland. I will bring with me. The man who introduced me to you. Dave savage who has been your place dozens of times. Maybe a hundred times. He's the portland's biggest coffee on a sewer so bring him with me. We'll come in. We'll say hi appreciate for hosting awesome so there you have it a super nice talk with the founders are proud mary. Coffee are amazing. And you don't know how great i feel having the whole squeegee thing the way the way i have room for so much more my life now and i hope that they're passionate and how they made it through without just limitations without silly hangups Inspires you know. Because they're kicking butt. They're even even opening up a new place in austin texas. Which is if you're austin. That's a cool thing for you. Right right austin hope so Next week's podcast is with jennifer turlock of maker kids. She's up in canada which that nation that sits up on top of the united states and they are doing credible steph. Teaching young kids how to transform themselves into through into androids into terminator's basically through coating and body modifications and You know just taking part there things..
NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"proud mary" Discussed on NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"Our guy is the water quality and la. I think issues minerals in the water content and that is going to leave them on the plane. Just can't let it go. I guess what. I'm really asking for from u2. As i'm sharing my my issues is permission to go this week permissions you. Grammy gets hundred percents. Okay great so a move through that and then super nice challenge. I think maybe shower you issue did a moment ago. I think you may have but do you guys have something that that you can put out there for. People that are listening to this members of the super nice club Something they can do to make the world a little bit nicer place. Well i just got what i said before about like. Let's his old see contemplate even defense like that. A second hatta. We want out today that she would be and you know what i would. I would in that. But i would say let's all sink. Something positive inau put some light warmth out that others just raw self Because rotten down the general consciousness in the well. It's really heavy and it's really hot and there's a lot of whites more than ever. I think we need to kind of like on. Put some out there and it's gonna do this. We just hit a car. Like actually self-induced Everyday yet i agree alright. So challenges accepted. And it's just a matter and you guys. This is not a tough challenge is just up and put out some good vibes. Take take a moment to consider doing and make it make it. Ok part of your coffee ritual. How's that because eighty six percent of you out. There have a coffee ritual so as party or ritual. Maybe after i sip and those those that i you know moment where are addiction is satisfied..
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"proud mary" Discussed on NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"It's really interesting and essentially what you get in. The cops is just how beautiful it was surrounding from where central providing went down. I draw probably a bit of a segue. Just because i almost forgot to mention it and i want to It's back to this detail oriented. I'm such a believer in whatever your enterprise. Whatever your career. Or even if out of chris the passion when you're paying attention to the smallest details people notice you might not think they do but the right people notice and when they do notice not only does it. Make a difference in your business. But a super awarding notice. That's cool so. I want to talk about your coffee mugs. Do you have hope that thing up. Nobody can chadwick there to put it away. The that that the word on the street is those are super custom but he put a lot of effort into getting in like that. Precise color not true. Yeah it is. I mean they come from croatia Extremely difficult to. I'm deal with as a language barrier but also just seventy seven months light up there so gorgeous and they incorporate that color into other packaging face the jump off your counter and i've only been to your place one time and it was like three years ago right so it's like these little these little memories and things is such an amazing leap put together. Place the space. I love it. So those cups they take a lot of work for you to get and then like hardly anybody's gonna notice right the the the instant reward if you just want to look at things on an roi basis right. The i cannot imagine that those cops are quote unquote worth it. I mean it's it's funny. You mentioned that because it was a speech at Dow tents anniversary melbourne. From the cafe manager melvin and he was reflecting on the ease of him working there. And it'd be back sees Working for us if not seven. Hey remember the amazing where we all sat down with the bristles in the melbourne cafe and a guy via this opportunity to of like open up. How yanni this coffee and mike it. Better and of the argument was between the double shot and split shaw and recipes and one of the one of the optimal a one got so many cats too many different types of cups. It's can we do one cup. And i are in theory the hammer down on About the audio making things special about the customer. It's not about making your job asia. It's actually we want this moments where the customer feel special. Because i voted a special drink. That particular drink deserves. Its own cau- every time because Man i think it's really such a beautiful thing to be able to try and sparks joy in someone's died and jakarta make them feel special and can't for like you know we really..
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"proud mary" Discussed on NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"Us. You can live at the back you can. You can meet the farmer the whole thing a nicer world is one where when we can and when we can afford to do so and we have to be honest with ourselves right. Can we afford that or we just saying that we can't. That's everybody has their own choice. We should you know we really should so you have passion quite a passion for for coffee and when you go out there both go out and visit the sources. It's been made hold on this Last year i was able to bring my parents and shari kids along to provision that we worked with for like almost ten us now is on salvador and guatemala and it was it was really coleman so them to finally see where dad has been. Going on for shari. When you're when you're out there do you feel that the people along the chain and most importantly the farmers do they share the passion for the end product. The coffee or is it mostly just about their specialty. Like i mean obviously you know the farming. I think that they. I mean passionate eight. Just day I think often winona onto origin as well. We've showing them peaches of like it. Looks like at the other end which is just well to on when we went to guatemala last january At annabella on what's hip on santa felisa saying those kids united states. Amazing fom mayan. People who've worked on the farm for one hundred sixteen years may nine by the same family just so passionate so much pride in what i do today doesn't have any comprehension of the end and yeah. That's pretty typical a lot. A lot of coffee thought one thing to show him in the specialty coffee from the from the producer right through to the end. It's definitely about the love that goes into these people that men that hold that lobbying thank should be doing other things to probably Probably have a lot of like just passionate desire..
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"proud mary" Discussed on NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"You know what a pain is dirty competitor charasse or via you know what kind of be the kind of navigate depending on what your mood stand in front of a wall coffee. What are you gonna do what. What is margate i. What is a natural process. What what is arabic a We've done a really bad job as coffee. Industry always bringing consumer along side breaking it down into a simple category of as drinking a little bit more interesting and then for noise loud absent. i think it's i think it's so great and i wanted to ask you about this. I'm glad that you brought it up because it a different life thousand the wine business co winery. We built it from scratch. Thirty thousand cases the whole shebang. We did everything and it seemed back then and this is twenty years ago. That one really had to go to some length to get the best wide. Open it properly air. It store it the right way. Pump it blah. It was just so complicated and expensive that it turned off casual consumers who would rather just like crack a beer. So i was going to get into with you guys sort of whether there is a parallel in the gourmet coffee world or or is it just sort of a simple is. If if you don't wanna get complicated with coffee you can always just get your fix dunkin donuts and that's fine. I think what's happened man. I mean especially coffee. Industries at one of industry's pretty small and it makes a little noise which is cool minutes definitely like ruffled feathers like the the big con companies in the industry and starbucks biggest playa shift skis end. I cannot like to appear really special nauseam n. I think that says the attention that especially has received in the last ten years and automated like we. We want to see the doctor coffee. We want to see people pay what it's worse you gotta get electric Gratitude all's fine. You can get a fire. Bikes ancient grains salad is not going to be to all this is gonna be more normal ten and the different each huge different things. Still co bread. But one's going to be good feed once not gonna leave you feeling so good afterwards. Coffee has at spectrum too where it can be pretty mediocre at best and But it can go raw credible. Being wine wine has two hundred twenty chemical.
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"I had negatives ten thousand dollars to my nine from a trip to the us. Where i i saw some things happened in the us estrella and that that also against nasu Headstart on the coffee. Nope because there was there was a couple of paces michigan mistrial market and a guy that went to work for and he's gone onto this amazing success story and nolan worked for his business and Within the first couple of weeks is islets. There's something together because i brought coffee component. And he had this incredible restaurant experience and really good friday and anyway we often did lie. Lie and the deal was there was three of us. I had no money. But this is the thing. And i want to kind of encourage people. Him in money is not. It's it's not like sign. It should be a barrier even though it feels incredibly heavy daria and i've had a lot of people that use it works for me that when i left that will okay. I'm going to remind being a site off. And i wanna i want money talk to my business response to that was like well let Feel because if you're gonna save up to the you're busy How long have you take. How about how about you to stop with a really good concept. If you'll concept. Is that pretty good. People are going to believe in you and you'll have access to what you need to get it going. It's more about like really knowing one of these that you're going to do and i had a really clear vision about what we're headed to bring to the community in melbourne and nicer than could really say that. So he three. This i'd money. The goal was The budget fifty thousand dollars. Australia at that are willing to put in this trump people. We do everything ourselves it was. It was the cheapest without we could possibly do to look. North was clever in the design departments..
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"Of equipment. You could possibly get your hands on for coffee and it was like you know what the theory was. Just listening to let the equipment fat. Let's have the best tools we possibly can do the job right. And then let's go and find the best coffee on the planet and just learn how to Were the magic out of the best that we've also leak in and saw this big dog and Expiration onto one. It's possible in every time. I kept feeling back eliah. It was like holy crap. We've been let's do another one and honestly man the amount of money that we happily through at the unknown exploring like what if we what if we build this and i had some fun inventing things and doing stupid ideas light with that work and Definitely blue atomic cash but sometimes man we caused a new path that no one so coming and Some have it continues to happen with coffee hasn't it hasn't of that hasn't Stopped we have a lot to learn about and it feels like the wine industry twenty years ago There's a lot greis to happen. And it's super exciting to be in the industry with twenty two years. I just want to say that like we do on on into the cafe. Befall was like a ton of scrounged gathering money in pot and she end while nolan was doing these crazy ideas. I'm the one like we both. Don't have business de grace. We've just kind of fell into it so it was a real. It was a real fight on. But it's kind of one of the things that i think when you know you wanna do something and you can have like a really big impact. We something as real as coffee. Which is the paypal. The coffee farmers. And that's what keeps you going able win stuff gets really so. Let's go back to that. That period of time. You said a minute ago nolan that that you had a business that gave you the leg-up right. Yeah so by that. You mean it gave you the the Financial sort of breathing. Take the risk right. But if the risk failed you guys are in a world of hurt. Right sure yet. So what was that like. What was that period of time when you when you decided you know all the money that we've that we've sort of accrued is going to go into this next venture yet right and so if we make it awesome if we don't not so awesome. Yeah so i mean. I'm just thinking back some memories on this it often. I can remember before. Mating shari and this is getting pissed and all but I was engaged with your name. Shoddy and which is kinda funny nine dislike data but a parents will guys parents were like He's not educated and hasn't got his degrees in Hasn't studied university gone for that. It pissed me off. I was lying man so judgmental that i'm not going to be any good for someone because i'm not educated. Fuck this and i knew How much of an opportunity will sit in front of me up. I could feel it almost well before it happened to the point that i had a really big set of confidence behind what i was doing and when so i actually went into a coffee competition in western australia Came second in the wis destroying chance round the on that may shower nets and then and then ended up winning the competition the following year and that was kind of as a barista..
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"The Training is selling as being fundamental for us or one about core. Values has been education the whole time and whether it's discipline hunting to get more out of what we're doing all to enjoyment or even a corporate group to expand him on coaching bay or some hardcore coffee gates wanting to push the boundaries. Okay so proud. Mary coffee more than a few. Say that you source and roast the best coffee in the world. I mean i'm making a big claim right now i get that but if you're listening out there here we go if you're listening out there and you think that that's a bold claim. I dare you to prove me wrong. And the only way you can do that is by sending what you think is the best coffee in the world to one thousand. And one canfield avenue in los angeles and like maybe a new grinder to and then i'll do is. I'll do a comparison that genetic better coffee entity and unless you know okay. I'm not bias. No so you make. You're very passionate about this and you make very very good coffee coffee. I've tasted i. Can i can attest to that. I know it's very subjective etc. How long did it take you to go. You said you started. Eleven years ago in melbourne. How long before you guys really were recognized as premium coffee roasters. I'm someone that's reasonably I guess you'd say on unhinged approach was not and we really like it goes back. All eleven years levy is when we started. Primary passion definitely goes for the bathroom at. It's been probably lot twenty twenty two years. Maybe in coffee bought proud. Mary was definitely at al first opportunity. Something on we had a business before primary does in partnership and that was the up that we That we needed to get to get on fate Primary was israeli man. Because i was hungry to be the best in the world and to just really push. What can coffee bay. How good tenant pay what's possible and what to do and so from the very geico of primary. I had all the latest best patient.
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"They did not pay for that awkward. Add did not write it in advance. You don't have to pay for it either. Just reach out. And i'll be sure to make your product sound totally weird and unattainable as well all right back to coffee. Ready turn everything else to not the rest of the world and drop in too. Nice work with shari and nolan. Her hertie proud mary coffee. Listen i promise you'll fall in love with them. They went from sweat equity partners to world conquerors. And they're just doing it the right way. They didn't let their lack of direct experience. Stop them they just really rooted in their passion for what they wanted to achieve and let that guide them through and and it just think about that as you listen to the podcast from think about your own passions in any excuses they you may be making may have had been making that have kept you from doing some really great stuff and i'm your host by the way todd brilliant and this is the nice work podcast a podcast of the super nice club. If you're not familiar with the super nice club super easy to fix just google those three words. You'll find out all about us all right here. We go shari nolan. Thank you for being on nice work. Great to have you on loss to be so i. I know that you're from portland from portland. But you're shops in portland. One of your two shops the other ones in melbourne. Are you in portland right now. Which are we've been now. Fleas saw okay and from just outside of melbourne. Before or from melvin. We were in melvin We started primary lebanese ago. So yeah i was looking for a while but nullis impact before but yeah. that's right. you grew up around perth. So shout out to my family in perth tally. Wallace morgan and korean. Yeah got a lot of family. You didn't go visit your family dude. Policies like the place to be right now. They kind of tell me that next year so somebody's in there. Kobe gives the big outright kelly. I would love to come see you right now. i just can't cope with. I mean i know they probably don't want somebody from los angeles out there. So you have to shops then or other more this kind of more to restaurants But really this is not the mothership of the coffee roaster in melbourne which Inside it as a retail spice kotani pegues else has a training. School called the calling would copy college and that factory russell the coffee as well as office commissary kitchen so ghana has a bunch of things coming under one roof and the original cafe is just two blocks away move here are we started with a restaurant on better straight we. Your restaurant is something that we had to learn in the us. We would call the caffeine australia. But it's really full said breakfast and lunch as well as specialty coffee And sedan says it's not a woke up to the counter. We also have way we sitting right. Now is the oh royce by citing just a different firm and with justice add to north williams and that dying to be the beginning of what will be honest pigs in portland as well another another high end retail coffee Black coffee only kind of experience. Oh wow so you're gonna have a training school. The whole thing yummy..