How Tuan Huynh Went From a Juvenile Life Sentence to Building VietFive Coffee

from I Love You, But BFFR · host India Jade

How does someone go from a life sentence in prison to building one of Chicago's most purpose-driven coffee companies? India sits down with Tuan Huynh, founder of VietFive Coffee, to discuss growing up as a Vietnamese refugee, rebuilding after incarceration, creating second chances through entrepreneurship and why Black and Asian communities are stronger together than divided. Topics: Vietnamese coffee • VietFive Coffee • prison reform • entrepreneurship • Vietnamese refugee • Black–Asian solidarity • second chances Follow @ilybutpodcast on Instagram & TikTok for more Watch on YouTube every Friday Visit VietFive Coffee: Website Follow VietFive and Tuan Huynh: Instagram

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