<![CDATA[Doctors & Poets]]>Doctors & Poets is a podcast about the founders building the future.
Doctors, because the work demands rigor. Poets, because the future demands imagination. The rare ones bring both.

Each episode is a long-form conversation with a founder, investor, or operator doing exactly that — with particular attention to healthcare, the Twin Cities, and underrepresented founders whose stories rarely get told at this depth.

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]]>https://doctorsandpoets.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Mon, 09 Nov 2026 22:28:48 GMTThu, 30 Apr 2026 18:08:34 GMT60Mohamed O. Mohamed<p>Doctors &amp; Poets is a podcast about the founders building the future.<br />Doctors, because the work demands rigor. Poets, because the future demands imagination. The rare ones bring both.<br /></p><p>Each episode is a long-form conversation with a founder, investor, or operator doing exactly that — with particular attention to healthcare, the Twin Cities, and underrepresented founders whose stories rarely get told at this depth.<br /></p><p>Owned and operated by MaalBridge</p>episodicMohamed O. Mohamedmohamed@maalbridge.comno<![CDATA[How Ayub Built a Somali Tea Brand from Scratch]]>In this episode, we sit down with Ayub Hassan, founder of BlueHorn Tea, to talk about his journey as an entrepreneur — from his earlier ventures to launching a tea brand rooted in Somali culture and community. Ayub shares why he chose tea, what BlueHorn stands for, and why building specifically for the Somali community matters to him.We get into:Ayub's background and the ventures that came before BlueHornThe story behind starting BlueHorn TeaWhy tea — and what makes it more than just a productLessons from the founder journey so farIf you enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe and follow us on all socials at @Maalbridge.

🔗 Follow BlueHorn Tea: @bluehorntea🔗 Follow MaalBridge podcast: ⁠‪@doctorsandpoets

]]>f0e008a6-34b3-4066-93fc-c28b31529369Thu, 30 Apr 2026 18:25:07 GMT<p>In this episode, we sit down with Ayub Hassan, founder of BlueHorn Tea, to talk about his journey as an entrepreneur — from his earlier ventures to launching a tea brand rooted in Somali culture and community. Ayub shares why he chose tea, what BlueHorn stands for, and why building specifically for the Somali community matters to him.We get into:Ayub's background and the ventures that came before BlueHornThe story behind starting BlueHorn TeaWhy tea — and what makes it more than just a productLessons from the founder journey so farIf you enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe and follow us on all socials at @Maalbridge.</p><p>🔗 Follow BlueHorn Tea: @bluehorntea🔗 Follow MaalBridge podcast: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.youtube.com/@maalbridge" target="_blank">⁠‪@doctorsandpoets</a></p>no00:04:311How Ayub Built a Somali Tea Brand from Scratchfull