When Starbucks Was Fun!

Listen up, Starbucks! In this episode of What the Frapp?! we’ve noticed all the articles coming out about how you’re trying to figure out what’s going wrong, and we think we’ve got the solution. We’re breaking down the latest moves from the new CEO, sharing our ideas on how you can fix things, and asking the big question—are you listening? Join us for a fun, caffeinated conversation about how Starbucks can brew up something better!”

In this episode of “When Starbucks Was Fun!”, we reconnect with a former colleague who worked with us 30 years ago at Starbucks. Our guest shares a wealth of stories and experiences from her time behind the counter, offering a vivid and entertaining look into the past. Her enthusiasm and detailed recollections paint a colorful picture of what it was like to be part of the Starbucks team during its early days. Tune in for a nostalgic trip down memory lane filled with lively anecdotes and insights.

In this week’s episode, we are calling out to Starbucks. We recap our journey thus far: from hitting the streets to get answers from stores to emailing Starbucks about joining forces for a prospective documentary. We also address a couple of emails from the Starbucks Alumni Association! OH MY! Stay tuned as our adventure continues.

Join us for a nostalgic trip down memory lane as we interview our old Starbucks manager from the ‘90s! Get the inside scoop on how it all began, straight from the man who saw it all and rose through the ranks. Expect plenty of laughs and some behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Don’t miss this brew-tiful episode!

We go to 3 more starbucks to look for the Alumni sign and we meet some great partners and a couple not so nice. We find out one of the flag ship stores closed down! We wrap it up with letting Starbucks know we want them to answer us!

Starbucks Investigation: Alumni Poster & 30-Year Coupon challenge  Hunting answers from Starbucks & 30 year drink coupon challenge!

In this episode of When Starbucks Was Fun!, we reunite with the Pastry Queen! Tune in for celebrity sightings, funny stories, and a fun-filled reunion.

In this episode, we take a nostalgic trip back to the ’90s when both of us worked at Starbucks. We delve into the differences between the Starbucks of yesteryear and the modern-day coffee giant. From the culture and customer interactions to the changes in the menu and company policies, we cover it all. We also share an intriguing story about how we believe Starbucks responded to us by posting a sign that acknowledges their alumni. Tune in for a blend of personal anecdotes and insightful commentary on how Starbucks has evolved over the years.

In this episode of When Starbucks Was Fun!, Adela and Jeff share how they met in their 20s at Starbucks and the different paths their lives took afterward. Tune in to hear our fun and nostalgic story! ☕️✨ #StarbucksFun #Podcast #LifeStories #Nostalgia #TheHouseMedium #CoffeeLovers #Throwback

In this episode we “spill the tea” on our favorite 90’s celebrity encounters. And debate how tech advancements have changed the “Starbucks Experience.”  Egg Bites show up to haunt Jeffs dreams.

In this episode we break down some of the basicprinciples that lead to Starbucks’ coffee revolution! Some that have evolved, and some that have completely disappeared. We share a lot of laughs as we reminisce-about the “daily grind” of our beginning days at The Bucks!

For our second episode, we introduce you to the man, the myth, the legacy: our original manager Tony Jensen. As we meander down memory lane, we uncover Tony’s origin story. From a newly hired manager in training, to running the 4th busiest store in the company. We learn how his management style not only allowed his employees to flourish, but also helped to shape lasting change in a rapidly growing company. Lots of laughs, memories, and revelations: when we were young and Starbucks was fun!

In the early/mid 90’s the “Coffeehouse Culture” was alive and well.Far from the ubiquitous presence it is now, Starbucks had just begun toreach Southern California. Long before it had become ingrained into ourcultural tapestry, Starbucks began its baby steps across Los Angeles. Weworked together at what was the third Starbucks to open in Los Angeles:the store in Studio City on the corner of Ventura Blvd and Vantage. Working for Starbucks at this time was new, fresh, and exciting. . A time when we were young and when Starbucks was fun.