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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2026 · 27 MIN

History of coffee_full podcast

from Historical Projects · host David Jenkins

Welcome to Historical Projects: A Community Podcast Exploring Project Success and Leadership. In this podcast, Ala Al Areqi, a Cybersecurity lecturer at an Australian University, brings both knowledge and a personalconnection to this remarkable history. We’ll explore Yemen’s role in shaping global coffee culture,and then we’ll draw out the lessons this heritage offers for leadership, identity, and project success. We’re about to take a journey — one that begins in the mountains of Yemen, winds its way through ancient trade routes, and eventually lands in our modern workplaces, shaping how we think about culture,resilience, and success.Coffee is something most of us take for granted. It’s amorning ritual, a comfort, a productivity booster. But behind every cup is a story — and Yemen sits right at the heart of that story.  For centuries, Yemen wasn’t just part of the coffee world; it defined it.So settle in — this is going to be a rich, aromatic conversation.Be sure to listen to our other podcasts where we connect history with project and leadership lessons.

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