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Folgers

Folgers is an American coffee company (a brand of The J.M. Smucker Company) that produces and sells roasted, ground, instant, and single-serve packaged coffee products, including K-Cup pods, offered in various roasts and flavors. The company sources, blends, and roasts green coffee beans and distributes its products primarily through retail grocery channels.www.folgerscoffee.com

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Sep 11, 2026

ClayHOST
2:24
In addition, applying the ideas you shared in the episode called the simplest ways to be helpful has made it much more easier for me to get out of the near paralysis of what if I'm not hearing God right? An episode grieving the death of a friend has helped shed some understanding of on what I've felt and what I can do with my own grief losing someone very close to me a few weeks ago.
ClayHOST
2:58
I know this is important to you, so before getting into any of my experience, strength, and hope, I'll start by letting you know that I write to you today with a cup of my favorite beverage, lukewarm Black Folgers coffee prepared carefully by throwing in two ice cubes sourced locally from my freezer.
ClayHOST
3:17
I love it because it's the perfect temperature to be drunk immediately.
ClayHOST
3:21
Perfect.
ClayHOST
3:33
This chugging method bypasses the hints of motor oil that one might taste.
ClayHOST
3:40
Should this strong blend sit on the tongue too long? This is funny.
ClayHOST
3:47
If lukewarm Folgers coffee is an acquired taste, then I bet many AA members are familiar.
ClayHOST
3:54
It really is my favorite.
JimHOST
3:00
If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, Maxwell House was everywhere.
JimHOST
3:05
It'd been around forever, but by the 1980s, Maxwell House was in the middle of what I like to call the Great Coffee Wars, because you were either a Maxwell House family or a Folgers family.
JimHOST
3:16
That was basically it.
JimHOST
3:17
These companies weren't shy about telling you who was winning either.
JimHOST
3:20
Maxwell House had those commercials touting nationwide taste tests where coffee drinkers supposedly preferred Maxwell House over Folgers.
Linda EllerbeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:30
I'm Linda Ellerbee.
Linda EllerbeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:31
People in a national test said that Maxwell House coffee is better than Folger's coffee.
JimHOST
5:38
They'd offer you coffee.
Jeff DeGraffHOST
30:30
Steve, I have a question for you, actually.
Jeff DeGraffHOST
30:32
How much bread and water do they give you a day in your solitary confinement cell that you sound like you're coming from today? You sound like you're in a Folgers
Steve DuttonhoferHOST
30:39
can.
Steve DuttonhoferHOST
30:41
I will say this.
Matt HamerHOST
24:28
I'm going to be honest.
Matt HamerHOST
24:29
The downfall of Layla, let's face it, Folgers coffee.
Matt HamerHOST
24:34
Like you have got to get, we had Eugenie Bouchard, Pinties took her down, right? That was it.
Matt HamerHOST
24:42
Yeah.
Matt HamerHOST
24:43
Folgers coffee.
Matt HamerHOST
24:44
First of all, nobody believes you.
Matt HamerHOST
24:46
Nobody believes that you wake up and that you...
Matt HamerHOST
25:01
Because you're kind of...
Charlie ParkerHOST
11:07
I was once addicted to caffeine.
Charlie ParkerHOST
11:11
And I was like, oh, ain't that a bitch, huh? Did you ever pawn your mom's sterling silver to get a can of Folgers? For God's sake.
Charlie ParkerHOST
11:22
I mean, bless her heart, she was trying, but that identification wasn't there.
Charlie ParkerHOST
11:28
That's what the book's talking about.
Logan HanksHOST
3:21
Yeah.
Logan HanksHOST
3:21
What is the, what's the old song? The Folgers in your cup song? The best part of waking up? The best part of waking up is taking a big dump is how I do it.
Logan HanksHOST
3:34
You're
Bobby Lee HanksHOST
3:35
talking about the fire.
Mary KateHOST
54:50
me[laughs]
Tom GoreGUEST
54:53
Are you the Folgers in her cup?
Mary KateHOST
54:55
That's what I was... [laughs] Thank you.
Mary KateHOST
54:57
I was just thinking that too.
Matthew MilliganHOST
39:19
And a great reminder of like the weird 90s moment where people were into acapella music.
Matthew MilliganHOST
39:24
And acapella were doing Folgers commercials and stuff like that.
Kelly PhillipsPANELIST
39:27
Just a weird, the 90s were crazy.
Kelly PhillipsPANELIST
39:29
And then we learned, I think I was on the episode for this one for the Weird Algorithm, and we talked about how Weird Al music actually has a big place in competitive acapella competition.
Bill AllredHOST
104:54
I can't remember what coffee was.
Bill AllredHOST
104:55
Folgers or one of
Kerry JacksonHOST
104:56
those.
Kerry JacksonHOST
104:57
Yeah, Folgers, I think.
Bill AllredHOST
104:58
It means he's cheating on you.
Bill AllredHOST
105:00
It means he's cheating on you.
Kerry JacksonHOST
109:58
Bill.
Kerry JacksonHOST
109:59
Yeah, special.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
0:54
All season long on ESPN and streaming on the ESPN app.
Matt SouzaHOST
1:14
Folgers, baby.
Andy RichterADVERTISER
1:15
Oh,
Matt SouzaHOST
1:25
man.

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