Seeds of Revolution

In this episode we explore the current context of the coffee world, the global influence and cultural impact of this bean. We meet Joseph Brodsky at his farm in Panama, which together with indigenous communities produces the most expensive coffee in the world. He is part of the fair trade movement worldwide. At the same time we will be in New York talking with Hugh Jackman in one of his coffee shops, about how on a trip to Africa he discovered the world of coffee, which prompted him to create a foundation to support farmers around the world, which became his most personal project; In Seoul we enter the world of barismo with the first woman world champion of the discipline, Jooyeon Jeon, who in her small coffee shop in the capital of South Korea positions her self as a reference in a culture dominated by tea; 30 kilometers from London Jimmy Page tells us one of the hundreds of anecdotes with Led Zeppelin and the rite of the Coffee of the iconic English band in the 60s.