EPISODE · Jun 2, 2026 · 27 MIN
Art Beyond the Glass EP|344
from What We're Drinking with Dan Dunn · host Dan Dunn
Dan kicks things off with a caffeinated love letter to coffee, and specifically to the exceptional blends coming out of Queen Bee Vinyl Café, the coffee company run by his friend Maynard James Keenan. Dan explains why Maynard's coffee venture is much more than a celebrity side hustle and shares a few of his favorite roasts. Then it's time for another installment of History At Work and In The Making. This month's chapter, Stars Behind Bars, shines a spotlight on famous actors, musicians, comedians, and other celebrities who spent time tending bar before they hit the big time. Later, Dan sits down with Daniel Djang, co-founder of Art Beyond the Glass, the Los Angeles-based nonprofit that brings together the hospitality and creative communities to raise money for charitable causes. They discuss this year's upcoming event, the surprising overlap between bartenders and artists, and why so many creative people find a home behind the bar. And because no episode featuring Art Beyond the Glass would be complete without a little art, Dan closes the show by reciting one of the most beloved drinking poems ever written: Drinking Alone by Moonlight by the legendary 8th-century Chinese poet Li Bai. Grab a cup of coffee, pour yourself something stronger, and enjoy. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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Dan celebrates his love of coffee with a shout-out to Maynard James Keenan's Queen Bee Vinyl Café blends, then dives into another installment of History At Work and In The Making. Daniel Djang of Art Beyond the Glass stops by to discuss the intersection of hospitality and the arts, and Dan closes the show with a reading of Li Bai's timeless drinking poem, Drinking Alone by Moonlight.
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