Ep. 1: Iraqi Tea, Idaho Coffee, and Gov't Employees Gone Wild
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Ep. 1: Iraqi Tea, Idaho Coffee, and Gov't Employees Gone Wild
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In 2016, Café Mulé Coffee founder and military veteran Matt Bishop had a vision of bringing people in his community together through a trailside coffee service in the Boise Foothills. Though this trail service and the accidental coffee company that was created from it are steadfastly committed to community, conservation, trails, (and mules); the journey to share coffee on the trails was fraught with surprising challenges and frustrating setbacks. This is the untold story of Matt's inspiration and the determination to overcome Café Mulé Coffee's early challenges.
Idaho Statesman Article: "A Man, His Mule and a Dream of Trailside Coffee in the Boise Foothills" by Chad Cripe
Ridge to Rivers Meeting Notes from 4 Feb. 2016
https://www.ridgetorivers.org/media/1116/r2r_minutes_020416.pdf
KTVB7: "Man and His Mule Serve Coffee in the Boise Foothills"
https://www.ktvb.com/article/life/man-and-his-mule-serve-coffee-in-boise-foothills/277-281773784