From KCRW, I'm Evan Klineen, and you're listening to good food.

Are you ready for some football?

More like, are you ready for some bar food?

Wings, pints, and large screen TVs,

gathering with like-minded fans

to cheer on our favorite team.

Well, it's a national pastime.

And as sports bars fill up for Super Bowl Sunday, we wanted to reach out to

Jenny Wynne. With a modest kick-starter campaign, she flipped the script on the traditional watering hole dedicated to athletics.

The walls of her Portland, Oregon bar are covered in posters of female athletes,

flags, scarves, and of course large screen TVs to watch the game.

She joins us to explain why she decided to open the sports bra.

Hi, Jenny.

Hello, how are you?

So when did you conceive of the idea to open a sports bar devoted to female athletes and women's

sports?

How successful was this Kickstarter campaign that you did?

Yeah, so I think that there is kind of a universal experience among women's sports fans where it's always been this very commonplace feeling of not being able to watch women's sports outside of an arena where you purchased a ticket,

you know, to go see a live game or outside of, you know, social media or following it on your computer, on your phone.

So my friends and I, we constantly would go out to bars and restaurants

to go find these games, and it was always an inconvenience,

anywhere from an inconvenience to impossible, really there were times where everybody was there for a big game it was a men's sports game and they wouldn't change a channel because everybody was watching something else but you know there was always times where we'd go in

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