In this much-anticipated return of the Drop Temp Coffee Podcast, join hosts Tim Howard, from Blind Coffee Roasters and Keri from Roasted by Mom Coffee as they break their 2-year silence to spill the beans on what's been brewing in their lives and businesses. In this episode, they delve into the rich aroma of changes and challenges they've faced in the coffee roasting world, stirring in personal anecdotes and life updates that blend seamlessly with their passion for coffee. They'll also share insights into the industry's latest trends, offering a cup of wisdom to coffee enthusiasts and fellow roasters alike.
Special thanks to our sponsor, Primo Roasting Equipment, for supporting our journey back to the airwaves. Brew yourself a fresh cup and tune in to this heartwarming and enlightening episode.
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