Hey Barista,

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If you can't snag a copy of our print magazine at your local coffee shop, you can read all of the stories from Issue 1 and Issue 2 right here.

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Two men competing in Martial Arts

Roll, Submit, Repeat

We went to Algarve, Portugal, to watch coffee roaster Dani Riou compete in an international Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu tournament — and learned about the life lessons that this “gentle art” offers its fighters.
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Adesola Ogunleye standing in front of a tree

Punk Means Love

For Adesola Ogunleye, a barista by day and the drummer in Philadelphia band Full Bush by night, musical expression means personal liberation — and love for everyone in the room.
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Bonny Bodega’s Morning Rush

Bonny Bodega’s Morning Rush

A New York City bodega is the ideal corner store, carrying everything you could possibly need in a pinch, from deli sandwiches and extension cords to diapers and lotto cards. We visited Bonny Grocery in Brooklyn to get a coffee and take the pulse of the neighborhood.
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Artist at festival in smoke

Keep the Rave Alive

The Czech Republic has a long history of free tekno parties, but its current crop of rave-goers is pushing for a more adventurous sound — while keeping its underground community spirit intact.
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Artwork Soil guru

The Dirt on the World’s Leading Soil Guru

Celebrities, CEOs, journalists, and world leaders across 27 countries praised the mystic and yogi Sadhguru for his 100-day motorcycle journey to raise awareness about the global soil crisis. Behind the stunt is a shady environmental record and a history of fighting grassroots movements.
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One member of Soul Gospel Project singing in a microphone with the rest of the choir standing in the background.

Sounds of the Soul

Soul Gospel Project has spread the joy of gospel music across Portugal for more than a decade. The choir’s eclectic mix of members — from coffee shop owner Cátia Dias to a physicist and a lawyer — are united not by religion or background, but rather by a familial bond forged through song.
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The Cosio family playing in the sea.

Kiddo Cosio Dreams of Labor

In 2012 the Cosios left behind their hectic city life in Manila to live by the beach in La Union, Philippines. But what they’re building there is much more than a lifestyle; at their shop, El Union Coffee, they aim to support a dignified life, both for themselves and their workers.