But First...Coffee | Jay Ducote | TEDxLSU
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2017
- What if your coffee habits could change the world? In this talk, chef and entertainer Jay Ducote explores the ways our local activities and our global social and economic conditions are intertwined, and offers his own approach to conscious capitalism that connects small businesses and makes our morning cup even more fulfilling.
Jay Ducote is a chef, speaker, writer, entertainer and hugger from Baton Rouge. Jay’s passion for flavor has its roots in LSU tailgating, and after working as a high school math teacher, baseball coach and policy researcher, the LSU Political Science graduate decided to pursue his taste for the epicurean full-time. His interests lead him through multimedia and cross-country excursions ranging from his award-winning Bite and Booze radio show, the blog that started it, and numerous television appearances showcasing his culinary zeal. He’s appeared on Cutthroat Kitchen, Eat St., Last Call Food Brawl and was a finalist on season 11 of Food Network Star. Most recently, Jay’s joined forces with Cafeciteaux Coffee Roasters, combining his academic training with his culinary passion. The goal: provide high-quality coffee and effective sustainable farming education.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I'm so honored that I had the opportunity to give this talk. Thanks to everyone involved and especially TEDxLSU!
this is how we're supposed to live.this is the purpose of business. thank you for being a role model to others :)
You're a very positive man, thank you for the performance!
I'm ordering some of Jay's coffee from Dominican Republic. sounds deliciously wonderful and appreciate the funding source it provides. Awesome Jay!
Awesome! Really cool that you could do such a thing with coffee on a global scale. As a big coffee drinker that I am, that's something else to help other countries economic stats to help them grow too.
You had my interest at coffee, after looking at a 99+ TEDs backlog. I particularly like the intersection AKA 'the cafe stop' only experienced by cyclists
theres a fukin gonuts on every corner now
This is a commercial. :-/