Cynthia Glanzberg's guest appearances

Cynthia Glanzberg

Hidden Apron Radio

The Diving Bell Lounge

The Dear Delicious Podcast

Yana Gilbuena

Joanne Boston

Amy Besa

Lynnette Astaire

Aileen Suzara

Jabber Al-Bihani

Alexa Alfaro

Allison Kopf

Courtney Nichols

Eric Sannerud

Mary Cleaver

Seth Syberg

Lina Goh

John Ng

Justin Garrido

OwlTail

What one plant has the power to cross cultural boundaries and bring  together people from all walks of life? Tea! (Ok, maybe one other plant  comes to mind but that's a show for another day :) ) Today we're joined  by OneTea's founder, Cynthia Glanzberg. She spent 2 years traveling  across 17 countries to gain a better understanding of what connects us.  What she discovered was the universal language of tea. Tune in as we  discuss the experience of her journey, how she respects the ancient  tradition while putting a modern and sexy spin on it, and tips on how to  make the perfect cup of tea.

What one plant has the power to cross cultural boundaries and bring  together people from all walks of life? Tea! (Ok, maybe one other plant  comes to mind but that's a show for another day :) ) Today we're joined  by OneTea's founder, Cynthia Glanzberg. She spent 2 years traveling  across 17 countries to gain a better understanding of what connects us.  What she discovered was the universal language of tea. Tune in as we  discuss the experience of her journey, how she respects the ancient  tradition while putting a modern and sexy spin on it, and tips on how to  make the perfect cup of tea.

Bringing People Together OneTea at a Time with Cynthia Glanzberg

Today’s guest is Cynthia Glanzberg who I first met behind the counter of a tea house on a cold, snowy New York night. We chatted tea and travel for hours and I learned about how she left a solid marketing job to hop from country to country learning about the world of tea for more than a year. She has since returned and started her company, One Tea, that sources unique teas from all over the world and creates experiences akin to a roaming tea house. She’s worked with yoga instructors, sculptors, candle makers, and yes, yours truly in an attempt to create more connections between people through the humble tea leaf while also educating them about a beverage that has deep cultural ties in many countries.We first talk about Traveling: how to pull off long-term international travel, checking your privilege and traveling responsibly, working abroad, the value of relationships on the road, and getting comfortable with discomfort. We then do a deep dive into tea: what is it, how does one navigate the sometimes confusing terminology, and the questions to ask when buying it. We also talk about how tea can really bridge the gaps between people and their tribes by creating shared spaces. Tea can be as varied and rich as wine, even if it comes from the same plot of land and so if you’re looking for something that fuels a good conversation or Netflix binge session that isn’t alcoholic and is shared by more people around the world as the #1 consumed beverage, this episode is for you.----For more information including notes to the show, please visit hiddenapron.com/podcast.

Today’s guest is Cynthia Glanzberg who I first met behind the counter of a tea house on a cold, snowy New York night. We chatted tea and travel for hours and I learned about how she left a solid marketing job to hop from country to country learning about the world of tea for more than a year. She has since returned and started her company, One Tea, that sources unique teas from all over the world and creates experiences akin to a roaming tea house. She’s worked with yoga instructors, sculptors, candle makers, and yes, yours truly in an attempt to create more connections between people through the humble tea leaf while also educating them about a beverage that has deep cultural ties in many countries.We first talk about Traveling: how to pull off long-term international travel, checking your privilege and traveling responsibly, working abroad, the value of relationships on the road, and getting comfortable with discomfort. We then do a deep dive into tea: what is it, how does one navigate the sometimes confusing terminology, and the questions to ask when buying it. We also talk about how tea can really bridge the gaps between people and their tribes by creating shared spaces. Tea can be as varied and rich as wine, even if it comes from the same plot of land and so if you’re looking for something that fuels a good conversation or Netflix binge session that isn’t alcoholic and is shared by more people around the world as the #1 consumed beverage, this episode is for you.----For more information including notes to the show, please visit <a href="http://hiddenapron.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hiddenapron.com/podcast</a>.

Ep. 27: Cynthia Glanzberg of One Tea - On Tea and Travel in the Time of Tribes