Show Notes
How a pair of cafes is empowering young adults aging out of the foster care system.I had the chance to talk with Miah Sommer about the journey that led him from the bike industry to starting a non-profit bike and coffee shop that eventually evolved into a full on coffee shop to create empowering and supporting young adults who are aging out of the foster care system. Learn more about Astute here. Reach out to Miah here: [email protected]👉 Sign up for our newsletter 👉 Buy a Book 👉 Sign up for Junto📧 Learn More or Set Up a Meeting: [email protected] the good of the people — PomeloIntro Music: Niña by Mona WonderlickMid Roll Music: by Niña by Mona WonderlickOutro Music: Naked by Mona Wonderlick
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