Show Notes
Project Zero 2.0 has opened which has captured attention globally.
There are really only two camps of people on this, those who are open to new ideas and innovation, and those that think the definition of espresso was written in the Magna Carta era.
Joining Kirk is Hany Ezzat, the man responsible for posting a viral reel that has caused many to have a melt down.
Hany is the founder of Ni Wares, a coffee ceramics brand that make specialist cups for coffee brewing.
But what is this point of all this? How is it done? And where will it lead?
Kirk also goes on a Karen rant in a new segment called “What Grinds My Beans!”
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