The Daily Pour Podcast is a cozy internet corner dedicated to all things coffee. From history to culture to geography, the podcast explores the world of coffee one delicious pour at a time. I opened the podcast with some calm, jazzy background music and the sound effect of coffee beans being poured into a grinder. After establishing the relaxed mood, I added in quiet yet observable background chatter to set the ambience a couple of seconds before I began narrating. I wanted the podcast to feel like a cozy conversation with friends in a laid-back, cafe setting.
Sources
Audio
- COFFEE pouring beans.wav by juskiddink is licensed under (Attribution 4.0(CC BY 4.0))
- Cafe Ambience Day – 3 – Sound Devices 702 – Senn K6.WAV by lunchmoney is licensed under (Creative Commons 0 (CC0 1.0 Universal))
- Denis Pavlov_Smooth Jazz Loop_80BPM by DenisPavlovMusic is licensed under (Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0))
Narration
- The Daily Pour Podcast Narration by Alih Rosa is licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0).
Overall Project License
- The Daily Pour Podcast by Alih Rosa is licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0).
Hello Alih, your poster for “The Daily Pour” is absolutely adorable and wonderfully cozy. It instantly gives off that warm café vibe, and it honestly made me want to sit down with a fresh cup of coffee. Your voice has an uplifting, awakening quality that fits perfectly with the theme of starting the day with a good brew. I also enjoyed the sound design—the coffee‑bean rattling at the beginning was such a charming touch, and the soft background chatter added a realistic café atmosphere. Altogether, it created a welcoming and comforting mood that matched your visuals beautifully.
Hi Alih, your audio project was wonderfully cohesive and professional. I was really impressed with how clear and inviting your voice was as you narrated the beginning of your podcast. The poster goes well with that warm, cozy feeling you are attempting to invoke. Overall, very nice job! This is a podcast I would enjoy listening to and I think would gain a large audience.