The Joy Of Pairing Great Pies With First Class Coffee, Plus A Tasting Event And Brewing Tips

Craft coffee and artisan pies were top of mind (and taste buds) on today’s Supersized Radio Nibbles as part of KGNU’s Spring Membership Drive. John Lehndorff welcomed Rebekah Hoffman of Ozo CCopy to a new draft offee and John Hinman of Hinman Pie to talk about a cool tasting event exclusively for KGNU members on April 8 at Boulder’s Ozo Coffee Roaster. Visit here to donate and get a seat.

The Ozo Coffee & Hinman Pie Pairing will offer a tasting of five coffees with five types of sweet and savory pie.

John was joined by author Denver Gil Asakawa who talked about his book “Tabemasho!” about Japanese American food including the dawn of sushi in Boulder. Three listeners grabbed signed copies as their thank you for supporting the station.

During the show John discussed his March 16 Nibbles column in the Boulder Weekly about how to brew good drip coffee.

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The Joy Of Pairing Great Pies With First Class Coffee, Plus A Tasting Event And Brewing Tips Alexis Kenyon

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Two Sessions: 10:00am and 1:00pm. Reserve your seat today!

Pies will be paired with tastes of five craft coffees from Ozo Coffee. An Ozo Coffee expert will talk about how to taste coffee and tips for brewing better coffee at home.

Radio Nibbles host and former National Pie Championships head judge John Lehndorff will talk about how to judge and make pies and Boulder’s pie history.

Limited seating, $75 for single tickets, $60 each for two or more purchased at the same time. Reserve your seat today!

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The Joy Of Pairing Great Pies With First Class Coffee, Plus A Tasting Event And Brewing Tips Alexis Kenyon

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Alexis Kenyon

Alexis Kenyon is an experienced radio reporter with more than 15 years of experience creating compelling, sound-rich radio stories for news outlets across the country. Kenyon has master's degrees from the University of California, Berkeley, Graduate School of Journalism in radio broadcast and photojournalism. She has worked in KGNU's news department since 2021 as a reporter, editor, and daily news producer. In all her work, she strives to produce thought-provoking, trustworthy journalism that makes other people's stories feel personal. In addition to audio production, Kenyon runs KGNU's news internship program and oversees the department's digital engagement.