Local Coffee Shop Blends Drinks, Social Issues and Community | Living St. Louis @NinePBS
Local Coffee Shop Blends Drinks, Social Issues and Community | Living St. Louis  @NinePBS
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At The Drip Community Coffee House, owner LaTosha Baker doesn't shy away from uncomfortable conversations and topics. In fact, one of The Drip's drinks is named in honor of the 2014 Ferguson Uprising. The shop is meant to be a community gathering space, and guests can always hear LaTosha Baker say, "Welcome home, family". Produced by Chelsea Haynes.
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