Juanita’s Daily Brew — Your Coffee Break Podcast
Welcome to Juanita’s Daily Brew, a daily coffee-break podcast hosted by broadcaster and storyteller Juanita from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Pull up a chair, pour yourself a coffee, and join Juanita for curious conversations, fascinating stories, surprising facts, nostalgia, and the little details that make ordinary life much more interesting.

Juanita’s Daily Brew is a show that evolves with every season.

Season 1 explores the calendar through stories, discoveries, celebrations, traditions, food, entertainment, history, and the fascinating things connected to each day.

Season 2 puts food at the centre of the conversation, exploring the history and stories behind favourite foods, drinks, desserts, ingredients, and comfort-food classics. Music, movies, television, nostalgia, culture, psychology, and personal memories help bring each topic to life.

Season 3 takes the journey in a new direction with The Extraordinary Stories Behind Ordinary Things — uncovering the hidden history, strange facts, folklore, traditions, psychology, pop culture, music, movies, television, and mysteries behind familiar things we often take for granted.

At the heart of every season is Juanita’s love of storytelling, broadcasting, curiosity, and conversation.

This isn't a fast-paced news show or a countdown podcast. It's designed to feel like a good conversation over coffee — relaxed, entertaining, informative, occasionally mysterious, and always curious.

You'll hear stories you may have forgotten, facts you never knew, connections you never expected, and plenty of moments that make you stop and think:

“I never knew that.”

Whether you're listening with your morning coffee, taking a break during the day, driving, relaxing at home, or simply looking for something interesting to discover, there's always another story waiting.

Food is the passport. History is the road. People are the destination. And coffee is the companion.

So pour yourself a cup...
Settle in...
And let's discover where today's journey takes us. Juanita’s Daily Brew — Your Coffee Break Podcast 4 (video made with https://www.headliner.app) https://play.headliner.app/episode/35423038?utm_source=youtube Juanita's Daily Brew: S3E4 CAMP FIRES - Your Coffee Break Podcast
COFFEE SWIRL MEDIA™
SEASON 3 — THE EXTRAORDINARY STORIES BEHIND ORDINARY THINGS
SEGMENT 1 —
TODAY’S JOURNEY IN A COFFEE CUP

SEGMENT 2 —
THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY

SEGMENT 3 —
WELLNESS BLEND

SEGMENT 3B —
THE SOUNDTRACK & SCREEN

SEGMENT 4 —
THE LAST SIP
Contact: speakpipe.com/coffeeswirlmedia | CoffeeSwirlMedia@gmail.com
Legal: This podcast is prerecorded and produced for informational and entertainment purposes only. Opinions expressed are personal and not professional advice. Listener discretion is advised. All music is properly licensed by Coffee Swirl Media™. Recorded and produced in Saskatchewan, Canada.

BIBLIOGRAPHY & RESEARCH NOTES
FIRE & HUMAN HISTORY
Parks Canada — Fire Management History.
Parks Canada — Indigenous Fire Stewardship.
Smithsonian Institution — Human Origins and early fire research.
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
Encyclopaedia Britannica — fire and human history.
National Geographic — human evolution and fire.
FIRE SCIENCE
U.S. National Park Service — Fire Science / Fire Triangle.
U.S. Forest Service — fire behaviour and combustion.
National Institute of Standards and Technology — combustion research.
Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre.
Government of Canada fire-safety resources.
CANADIAN & SASKATCHEWAN FIRE
Government of Saskatchewan — Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency.
Saskatchewan wildfire and fire-ban resources.
Parks Canada — Canadian fire-management history.
Saskatchewan environmental and wildfire resources.
Saskatchewan fire restrictions can vary by location and authority. Current restrictions should always be checked before recording or publishing a seasonal fire-safety reference.
INDIGENOUS FIRE CONTEXT
Parks Canada — Indigenous Fire Stewardship.
Parks Canada — fire management history.
Indigenous-led cultural burning and land-stewardship resources.
Note: Indigenous relationships with fire are diverse and Nation-specific. This episode does not present one generalized “Indigenous campfire tradition.” Parks Canada specifically notes that cultural burning practices and purposes differ between Indigenous Nations.
STORYTELLING & ORAL TRADITION
UNESCO — Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage.
Library of Congress.
British Library.
Folklore and oral-history scholarship.
MUSIC
Bruce Springsteen — “Fire.”
Johnny Cash — “Ring of Fire.”
James Taylor — “Fire and Rain.”
Eagles — “Witchy Woman.”
The Animals — “House of the Rising Sun.”
Neil Young — “Harvest Moon.”
Corey Kent — “Wannabe” — 2026. Contemporary coverage describes the song as a “cowboy campfire ballad.”
FILM
Stand by Me — 1986.
The Blair Witch Project — 1999....