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EPISODE · May 23, 2020 · 15 MIN

Coffee Fueled Genius, Coffee History

from The Coffee, Health, and Science Podcast

Jordan River is back with another installment of Coffee History! On this episode of the series Jordan is examining some of the many historical geniuses who were loud and proud coffee drinkers, and what their relationship with coffee was like. From Benjamin Franklin extolling the virtues of coffee in early American pennyhouses, to Johann Sebastian Bach composing an entire Coffee Contata, coffee culture has had it's influences in nearly every aspect of humanity. Tune in to learn about Beethoven's hand counted 60 bean cups, Voltaire's embodiment of coffee culture and his 50 cup per day habit, and much much more! ---Purity Coffee supports front line doctors, nurses, and EMTs with their Purity Heroes Campaign. For every new Purity Coffee Customer, Purity donates and equal amount of coffee to front line health care workers- PLUS health care workers save 30% at checkout. Use promo code JORDAN20 for 20% off and free shipping, and know that your purchase is helping to fuel and energize the healthcare workers who keep us safe!---

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