Podcasts about Alewife

Ricardo Petroni - co founder/ brewmaster at Round Table BreweryPat Fondiller- Beer Beast since early nineties in San Francisco, NYC since 1997. Worked at the Gate, Southpaw, Greenwood Park. Sales at Smuttynose 2010-2017, Shmaltz/Alphabet City 2018, partner at Alewife from 2018-2024, RoundTable 2025-present.Manny Calderon Jr. – Mastermind of Niche Brands NYC, a marketing company that specializes in developing craft beers.Courtney Iseman is a Brooklyn-based craft beer and spirits writer for outlets including The Washington Post, Food & Wine, Punch, Inside Hook, Craft Beer & Brewing, CraftBeer.com, Thrillist, VinePair, and more. She is also a content consultant for beverage brands and retailers, and the author of the Beer Tarot Zine available through Bean to Barstool.Joined by photographer Miguel Rivas @thebeertrekker

Today I am talking with podcaster and blogger Alison Kay of Ancestral Kitchen all about recreating medieval ale at home – and how one adapts the making of them to modern kitchens.We talked about the difference between ale and beer; the process of ale-making; sterilisation versus good old cleaning; wild yeast; and (most importantly) what the ale tastes like – amongst many other things.If you can, support the podcast and blogs by becoming a £3 monthly subscriber, and unlock lots of premium content, or treat me to a one-off virtual pint or coffee: click here.Ancestral Kitchen podcastAncestral Kitchen website – including those posts about medieval ale.Ancestral Kitchen on Instagram: @ancestral_kitchenThings mentioned in today's episodeAle, Beer & Brewsters in England by Judith M. BennettChristmas on the Croft, The Scottish Food History PodcastMy YouTube channel with my short video about haggisBlog posts pertinent to today's episodeA Trip to the Sarson's Vinegar FactoryHappy New Year – a review of 2024Previous podcast episodes pertinent to today's episodeRecreating 16th Century Beer with Susan Flavin & Marc MeltonvilleA is for Anchovy, Alewife & AvocadoNeil's blogs:‘British Food: a History' ‘Neil Cooks Grigson' Neil's books:Before Mrs Beeton: Elizabeth Raffald, England's Most Influential HousekeeperA Dark History of Sugar Knead to Know: a History of BakingThe Philosophy of PuddingsDon't forget, there will be postbag episodes in the future, so if you have any questions or queries about today's episode, or indeed any episode, or have a question about the history of British food please email me at neil@britishfoodhistory.com, or on twitter and BlueSky @neilbuttery, or...

Portions of the show brought to you by Wet Ticket Brewing. Maira Kimura from Japas Cervaseria joined me to talk about the breweries 10th Anniversary celebration and more. News from Weldwerks, Alewife, New Holland Brewing. California making some changes to craft beer. Lost Tavern Brewing Hops 4 Hope money raised update. Details on the Wet Ticket Pizza Party this coming Friday. Suds and Duds too.  @njcraftbeer @hoppedupnetwork @sjbeerscene #metalforever #drinklocal #drinkcraftnotcrap #stouts #ipas #lagers #ales #sours #hops #pilsners #porters #gastropub #speakeasy #beer #fcancer #smallbusinessowners #beerfestivals #beertours #music #podcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Drunk Guys have a beer for the time being while they read A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki. They also have a beer right Nao, including: Death to Ego by Alewife, Tomb by Alewife, The Nature of Fun by Threes Brewing, 50W by Industrial Arts, and

In this episode - the last of the A series! - Alessandra, Neil and Sam take on listeners' suggestions to create quite the pot pourri mix of anchovies, alewives and avocados.If you have any suggestions for season ‘B' let us know! You can find A is for Apple on Instagram and X (Twitter) or email us at aisforapplepod@gmail.comUseful links and things mentioned in the episodeNeil Buttery, Knead to Know, Icon Books, out this September 2024!Fresh, (2022)Food Standard Agency Food additives British Food: a History, Scotch woodcockMarine Conservation SocietyNeil Cooks Grigson, To Make a Nice Whet Before DinnerOrtiz anchovies Sally Granger , The Story of Garum (2020)The Epic of Gilgamesh (c.2150-1400 BCE)William Shakespeare, The Taming of the Shrew (1594)Women in BeerElaine Dundy, The Dud Avocado (1958)Bee Wilson, Swindled: From Poison Sweets to Counterfeit Coffee (2008)Hannah Glasse, The Art of Cookery (1747) Elizabeth Raffald, The Experienced English Housekeeper (1769)Judith M Bennett, Ale, Beer and Brewsters in England (1996)William Langland, Piers the Plowman (1887)Charlie Taverner, Street Food: Hawkers and the History of London (2023)

The Drunk Guys Peloponnese some beer this week when they read The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan. They are struck by: Thunder Buddies by Bear Tree Brew, Vanilla Bean Space and Time by Treehouse, Prophecy of Three by Alewife, and Double Two-Hearted by Bells Brewing. Join the Drunk Guys next

The Drunk Guys are Dublin the beers this week when they read The Bee Sting by Paul Murray. They're grand with Grá by Alewife, Very GGGreennn by Tree House, Business by Stillwater, and Coconut Lumberjack Style by Timber Ales. Join the Drunk Guys on Tuesday for Extremely Loud and Incredible

Episode 446 - Keir Hamilton, Union Street Brewing Happy Monday, Thieves! Keir Hamilton is joining us today, an old friend from the NYC brewing scene (Sixpoint, Alewife) who recently decamped to the Hudson Valley to make beer at Union Street. We have a fun chat with Keir so tune in and let us know what you think!***As always, you can email your questions, complaints, whimpers, or whines to us at stealthisbeerpodcast@gmail.com. We read everything we get and we'll try to respond as quickly as we can. If not online, then on air. And THANKS! You can subscribe to STB on iTunes and PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW!!! Co-hosts: Augie Carton & John Holl Producer: Justin Kennedy Engineer: Brian Casse Music: "Abstract Concepts - What Up in the Streets" by Black Ant.

Our Hopeless Scvm face off with the Pale One, deep within Doomkirk. Things go from bad to worse pretty quickly as Lefty unleashes his inner Mario, Wemut feels no pain, Rundle gives up, Barnaby hides in plain sight, and Mayor Cedric should have seen this coming, on this episode of Flail to the Face. This episode's Scvm: Levi Brusacoram as Lefty the Cannibal Cook @LeviBoozy Thomas Geno-Stumme as Wemut the Catacomb Saint @munkymoto Kevin Welch as Rundle the Lord of Flies @Smiling_dm1 Jake Vaughn as Barnaby the Would-Be Yeoman @vaughnhaus Nate Seibert as Mayor Cedric the Bone Specter @TheRolledNate And Christopher Heinrich as the Game Master @7CannibalChris7 This episode features: Doomkirk by Getaro, featured in Monolith Issue 1 - Harvest by the Bogfolk @bogfolk The Cannibal Cook by Ian “Gray Tide” Long @ijlong90 The Catacomb Saint by Makooti @gamepunked The Lord of Flies by Eduardo Carabaño @ecarabano The Would-Be Yeoman by Alewife & Chalkdown The Bone Specter by The Rolled Standard. @r20lledstandard Cover art created by Rugose Kohn (@RugoseKohn) with typography by Cannibal Chris. Episode edited by Kevin Welch. Theme music: Haunting of the Flesh courtesy of Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio SFX courtesy of Epidemic Sound Find us on whatever social media platform you use: Facebook Twitter Instagram BlueSky

Our Hopeless Scvm, upon departing from the Wormlord's company, meets a few new faces, gets handsy, and faces off with a Pale One, in their attempt to find the Necropriestess. Lefty kills Levi, Wemut inflicts pain, Rundle evacuates the flesh bag, Barnaby attempts to milk the worm, and the Mayor bones up on this episode of Flail to the Face. This episode's Scvm: Levi Brusacoram as Lefty the Cannibal Cook @LeviBoozy Thomas Geno-Stumme as Wemut the Catacomb Saint @munkymoto Kevin Welch as Rundle the Lord of Flies @Smiling_dm1 Jake Vaughn as Barnaby the Would-Be Yeoman @vaughnhaus Nate Seibert as Mayor Cedric the Bone Specter @TheRolledNate And Christopher Heinrich as the Game Master @7CannibalChris7 This episode features: Doomkirk by Getaro, featured in Monolith Issue 1 - Harvest by the Bogfolk @bogfolk The Cannibal Cook by Ian “Gray Tide” Long @ijlong90 The Catacomb Saint by Makooti @gamepunked The Lord of Flies by Eduardo Carabaño @ecarabano The Would-Be Yeoman by Alewife & Chalkdown The Bone Specter by The Rolled Standard. @r20lledstandard Cover art created by Rugose Kohn (@RugoseKohn) with typography by Cannibal Chris. Episode edited by Kevin Welch. Theme music: Haunting of the Flesh courtesy of Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio SFX courtesy of Epidemic Sound Find us on whatever social media platform you use: Facebook Twitter Instagram BlueSky

Florida Democrats campaign to register voters; tree canopy combats heat and climate issues; Alewife hosts an evening of vintage melodies and exclusive wines.

The Drunk Guys are no stranger to beer this week when they read The Stranger or The Outsider by Albert Camus. They also drink beer in french, including: Firepower by Alewife, Nuances of Meaning by Aslin Beer Company, Cab Patches by Other Half, and Evil Water – Marshmellow Sea Breeze

The brother-husbands find themselves in pitch blackness, deep under Göthewig. After finally reaching light again, they are met with both familiar faces and frightening foes. It's anyone's guess who will make it out alive. The Squinch puts on the mask, Risten draws down the doom, Torvul stands to the side, and Moll makes an appearance, this week on The Rolled Standard. Check out our various socials and whatnot at: https://linktr.ee/therolledstandard  We have a Patreon. Check it out here: https://www.patreon.com/therolledstandard The Rolled Standard is: Christopher Heinrich as Torvul Redenbacher the Pernicious Pissant @7CannibalChris7 Levi Brusacoram as Risten the Death Witch @LeviBoozy Jake Vaughn as The Squinch the Nightmare Executioner @vaughnhaus Nate Seibert as Moll the Blighted Merman @TheRolledNate And featuring Rugose Kohn as the Game Master @RugoseKohn Also featuring Walton Wood as Prügl @LiberLudorum 30 Days of Mörk Borg Adventure Chapbook Volume 4: Something Rotten in Göthewig was written by Rugose Kohn. Go get his stuff HERE. Episode edited by Jake Vaughn and Nate Seibert. Cover art by Cannibal Chris. Theme music courtesy of PoweredByGDK. The Pernicious Pissant was created by Alewife. The Death Witch was created by Bracken MacLeod. @BrackenMacLeod The Nightmare Executioner was created by The Rolled Standard. @r20lledstandard The Blighted Merman was created by Chalkdown. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therolledstandard/support

After finding another part of the family in a boat, the brother-husbands continue their journey through the weird and wild caves underneath Göthewig, always pushing forward in an attempt to find their loving wife. Jim gets fired, Risten sticks their rod in some ooze, Torvul takes his time, and Daeru has a major misstep, this week on The Rolled Standard. Check out our various socials and whatnot at: https://linktr.ee/therolledstandard  We have a Patreon. Check it out here: https://www.patreon.com/therolledstandard The Rolled Standard is: Christopher Heinrich as Torvul Redenbacher the Pernicious Pissant @7CannibalChris7 Levi Brusacoram as Risten the Death Witch @LeviBoozy Jake Vaughn as Jim Atric the Landlocked Buccaneer and The Squinch the Nightmare Executioner @vaughnhaus Nate Seibert as Deiru the Wayward Wickhead @TheRolledNate And Featuring Rugose Kohn as the Game Master @RugoseKohn 30 Days of Mörk Borg Adventure Chapbook Volume 4: Something Rotten in Göthewig was written by Rugose Kohn. Go get his stuff HERE. Episode edited by Levi Brusacoram, Jake Vaughn, and Nate Seibert. Cover art by Cannibal Chris. Theme music courtesy of PoweredByGDK. The Pernicious Pissant was created by Alewife. The Death Witch was created by Bracken MacLeod. @BrackenMacLeod The Landlocked Buccaneer was created by Karl Druid. @makedatanotlore The Nightmare Executioner was created by The Rolled Standard. @r20lledstandard The Wayward Wickhead was created by Heckin' Viv. @HeckinViv --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therolledstandard/support

The boys bed down on the bridge after running into their brother-husband-brother Jim. Everything after that has far fewer ‘b's' in it, but it's still a wild ride. Jim spends the night with his brother, Jerry takes flight once more, Torvul takes a weird ride, Daeru forgets who had the cakes, and Rugose breaks, this week on The Rolled Standard.  Check out our various socials and whatnot at: https://linktr.ee/therolledstandard  We have a Patreon. Check it out here: https://www.patreon.com/therolledstandard The Rolled Standard is: Christopher Heinrich as Torvul Redenbacher the Pernicious Pissant @7CannibalChris7 Levi Brusacoram as Jerry Atric the Lost Keeper and Risten the Death Witch @LeviBoozy Jake Vaughn as Jim Atric the Landlocked Buccaneer @vaughnhaus Nate Seibert as Deiru the Wayward Wickhead @TheRolledNate And Featuring Rugose Kohn as the Game Master @RugoseKohn 30 Days of Mörk Borg Adventure Chapbook Volume 4: Something Rotten in Göthewig was written by Rugose Kohn. Go get his stuff HERE. Episode edited by Jake Vaughn and Nate Seibert. Cover art by Cannibal Chris. Theme music courtesy of PoweredByGDK. The Pernicious Pissant was created by Alewife. The Lost Keeper was created by Ceph. The Death Witch was created by Bracken MacLeod. @BrackenMacLeod The Landlocked Buccaneer was created by Karl Druid. @makedatanotlore The Wayward Wickhead was created by Heckin' Viv. @HeckinViv --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therolledstandard/support

From bath house to bridge, the brother-husbands find themselves in one bad situation after another with no shared wife in sight. Jerry feeds a street tough, Torvul loses a friend, Blake the Sniggity Snake starts hallucinating, and Deiru can't spare the dying, this week on The Rolled Standard.  Check out our various socials and whatnot at: https://linktr.ee/therolledstandard  We have a Patreon. Check it out here: https://www.patreon.com/therolledstandard The Rolled Standard is: Christopher Heinrich as Torvul Redenbacher the Pernicious Pissant @7CannibalChris7 Levi Brusacoram as Jerry Atric the Lost Keeper @LeviBoozy Jake Vaughn as Blake the Sniggity Snake the Wretched Usurper @vaughnhaus Nate Seibert as Deiru the Wayward Wickhead @TheRolledNate And Featuring Rugose Kohn as the Game Master @RugoseKohn 30 Days of Mörk Borg Adventure Chapbook Volume 4: Something Rotten in Göthewig was written by Rugose Kohn. Go get his stuff HERE. Episode edited by Jake Vaughn and Nate Seibert. Cover art by Cannibal Chris. Theme music courtesy of PoweredByGDK. The Pernicious Pissant was created by Alewife. The Lost Keeper was created by Ceph. The Wretched Usurper was created by Brian Yaksha. @goatmansgoblet The Wayward Wickhead was created by Heckin' Viv. @HeckinViv --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therolledstandard/support

Our brother-husbands barely make it out of the manor they previously found themselves in after a mundane encounter with its, now retired, butler. Decisons we're made, and we're not going to talk about them. Jerry trips the butler, Daeru opens the door, Torvul takes the gem, and Palmer pays the price, this week on The Rolled Standard. Check out our various socials and whatnot at: https://linktr.ee/therolledstandard We have a Patreon. Check it out here: https://www.patreon.com/therolledstandard The Rolled Standard is: Christopher Heinrich as Torvul Redenbacher the Pernicious Pissant @7CannibalChris7 Levi Brusacoram as Jerry Atric the Lost Keeper @LeviBoozy Jake Vaughn as Palmer Slapsonite the Slapping Bastard & Blake the Sniggety Snake the Wretched Usurper @vaughnhaus Nate Seibert as Deiru the Wayward Wickhead @TheRolledNate And Featuring Rugose Kohn as the Game Master @RugoseKohn 30 Days of Mörk Borg Adventure Chapbook Volume 4: Something Rotten in Göthewig was written by Rugose Kohn. Go get his stuff HERE. Episode edited by Jake Vaughn and Nate Seibert. Cover art by Cannibal Chris. Theme music courtesy of PoweredByGDK. The Pernicious Pissant was created by Alewife. The Lost Keeper was created by Ceph. The Slapping Bastard was created by Bracken McLeod. @BrackenMacLeod The Wretched Usurper was created by Brian Yaksha. @goatmansgoblet The Wayward Wickhead was created by Heckin' Viv. @HeckinViv --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therolledstandard/support

The Drunk Guys will die without beer this week when they ready Discworld Book 4: Mort by Terry Pratchett. Beer will also be their death, including: What it Do? by Short Throw Brewing, Death Before Dying by Alewife, Incantations by Burlington, and Immort Ale by Dogfish Head Brewing. Join the

Emily Franc is the Vice President of Development & Philanthropy at Potomac Riverkeeper Network. Freshwater mussels like Eastern Lampmussel, and Alewife floaters are among 16 species native to the Potomac River and its Maryland tributaries, and they once existed in the millions, similar to the oyster populations in the Chesapeake Bay. Like oysters, mussels are effective at removing nutrients and toxins, filtering out sediments and improving water quality. The mussels population in the Potomac has suffered due to climate change, increased urbanization, and stormwater erosion. Scientific opinion is unanimous that mussel recovery is an important part of improving the water quality in the Chesapeake Bay; both Maryland and Virginia's departments of environment have expanded their commitment to the recovery of mussel populations. With Emily we talk about the history and significance of the Potomac River, why mussels are a vital part of our ecosystem, why we've seen a decrease in them, their mussel restoration work, and how we can support this work. Contact and connect with Emily: emily@prknetwork.org Potomac Riverkeeper Network: https://www.potomacriverkeepernetwork.org/ https://www.potomacriverkeepernetwork.org/50-million-mussel-project/

We're back in the Dying World and we have a new set of Mörk Boys on an adventure to find their wife that they all share as brother-husbands. Torvul sends in Skimpler, Daeru flashes a room full of people, Jerry feeds some dogs, and Palmer slaps the shit out of everything, this week on The Rolled Standard. Check out our various socials and whatnot at: https://linktr.ee/therolledstandard We have a Patreon. Check it out here: https://www.patreon.com/therolledstandard The Rolled Standard is: Christopher Heinrich as Torvul Redenbacher the Pernicious Pissant @7CannibalChris7 Levi Brusacoram as Jerry Atric the Lost Keeper @LeviBoozy Jake Vaughn as Palmer Slapsonite the Slapping Bastard @vaughnhaus Nate Seibert as Deiru the Wayward Wickhead @TheRolledNate And Featuring Rugose Kohn as the Game Master @RugoseKohn 30 Days of Mörk Borg Adventure Chapbook Volume 4: Something Rotten in Göthewig was written by Rugose Kohn. Go get his stuff HERE. Episode edited by Jake Vaughn and Nate Seibert. Cover art by Tom Gambino @TomGambinoArt. Theme music courtesy of PoweredByGDK. The Pernicious Pissant was created by Alewife. The Lost Keeper was created by Ceph. The Slapping Bastard was created by Bracken McLeod. @BrackenMacLeod The Wayward Wickhead was created by Heckin' Viv. @HeckinViv --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therolledstandard/support

Climate activists arrested after a sit-in at the State House, the Alewife stop on the Red Line reopens and visiting every Bay State town and city on a bicycle. Five minutes of news that will keep you in “The Loop."

The station shuttered over the weekend after a crash on the top level of the station's parking garage. The driver in the case is facing charges. WBZ's James Rojas was there:

The parking garage at Alewife partially reopens today, President Joe Biden delivers his second State of the Union address and the smell of bacon permeates Charlestown. Five minutes of news that will keep you in “The Loop."

Back to school in Woburn after teachers spent last week on the picket line, the Alewife station is still closed after a weekend incident and Newton hosts a weekend-long art exhibit. Five minutes of news that will keep you in “The Loop."

The Alewife Red Line station remains closed Monday after a weekend car crash in the station's parking garage. WBZ's Chris Fama reports.

Talks in the Woburn teachers strike will resume today with signs of progress, but still a few hurdles to clear. The Boston Medical Center Emergency Department will be closed until at least Tuesday after a frozen pipe burst last night, flooding the department. The Alewife Red Line stop remains closed today after yesterday's car accident on top of the parking garage. 5 minutes of news that will keep you in the loop.

Welcome to our first video for MYRIAD. This doubles as a video episode for CATOLUMBUS! Follow along as we go step by step into Happy Hour with The Alewife. (Video on Spotify and YouTube) For more Alewife videos Follow us on YouTube at Myriad Company! #SponsoredByAnchor --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/catolumbus/message

The Drunk Guys have a reckoning after all the beer when they read The Trees by Percival Everett. They also find some strange fruit, such as: The Carver by Barrier, Bad Omen by Medusa Brewing, Sixth Birthday Zombie by KCBC, and Chillen' With Villians by Alewife. Join the Drunk Guys

Vor Glück weinende junge schwarze Mädchen, welche durch den neuen Arielle die Meerjungfrau-Trailer positiv affiziert wurden. Bierbrauende Hexen mit Spitzhüten im Mittelalter und wahrhaftiger Aktivismus . Für solche Themen holen sich Ed &Harti aka das deutsche Precht & Lanz der Podcast-Szene tatkräftige Unterstützung von Klimaaktivistin und Revolutionärin Sina "Chom" Reisch. Link zu unserer Gästin: https://www.instagram.com/sinachom/ und https://linktr.ee/sinachom Wenn ihr möchtet könnt ihr "Nicht die Einzigen" finanziell unterstützen: Unter folgendem Link könnt ihr für 0,99 € pro Monat ein Abonnement abschließen: https://www.paypal.com/webapps/billing/plans/subscribe?plan_id=P-2W153286NY630640LMH77BYI Heißt pro Monat werden 0,99 € von eurem Paypalkonto abgebucht. Aber auch einmaligen Zuwendungen stehen Edgar und Harti gerührt gegenüber, unter nicht dieeinzigen@gmail.com oder den Direktlink: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/nichtdieeinzigen Links zu dieser Folge: https://sinachom.bandcamp.com/releases https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heidi_(Anime) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alewife_(trade) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bVAoVlFYf0&ab_channel=TwistedTranslations Playlist Nicht die Einzigen: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2B0FpVlQ1hw7nKosxVdOtN?si=g1T7aewnRmCc6hkD4QluDw Nicht die Einzigen Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicht_die_einzigen/ Telegramkanal: https://t.me/joinchat/U0jKmWitt27vt9wx Edgar Einfühlsam Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edgar_einfuehlsam/?hl=de Edgar Einfühlsam YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsO64aLGLO_IutWCU0r1kFw?view_as=subscriber Kollege Hartmann Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kollege_hartmann/?hl=de

Ayanna Howard talks about her new book Alewife: Self-Reliant Women of the Atlantic Coast.

Another episode, nice. Alex and Michael do this one. They talk about Miller Lite doing a collab with J Balvin, the new Modelo Oro light beer, and Lagunitus doing a sleek rebrand. They drink beers from Wondrous Brewing, Forest and Main, and Alewife. They also do a bit about Blackbeard's ghost. That's worth the listen alone imo.   Thanks to More Labs and their amazing product Morning Recovery for sponsoring the episode. Use it before you chug that barleywine and you'll feel better the next morning. Use coupon code MALT at the More Labs store for 20% off!!! Head to our Patreon for weekly exclusive content. Get the Malt Couture Officially Licensed T-shirt. Follow Alex on Instagram and Twitter. Follow Malt Couture on Instagram www.DontDrinkBeer.com

Jay Wesley, Lake Michigan Basin Coordinator for the Michigan DNR Fisheries Division, joins the Great Lakes Fishing Podcast to discuss alewives and how their population affects the salmon and trout fishery. Maintaining the proper balance between prey and predator is key to maintaining a viable fishery. We discuss what principles are being used and a ton of related topics in this episode of the GLFP. For more Great Lakes fishing information, visit https://fishhawkelectronics.com/

Sucio.Talk.Podcast Presents Bobo Catoe. Bobo Is The Executive Chef Of Alewife In Richmond, Virginia. I Had The Pleasure Of Having Dinner At Alewife With The Chef Himself. Its A Good Reminder That As A Chef/Owner It Is Important To Come In To Breakfast, Lunch Or Dinner And Experience Your Concept First Hand. Sometimes We Get Lost In The Fold When We Do The Same Things On The Daily. To Step Outside Of That Box And Experience Your Food Prepared By Your Cooks At Your Restaurant Concept Is A Special Feeling. So Chefs And Industry Professionals!!!! Take The Night Off, Go Out With The Family Or Friends To Your Restaurant And Let Your Team Take Care Of You!! Bobo What A Damn Pleasure To Meet You, Thanks For Giving Me A Room For The Night. His Resume Speaks For Itself Being An Integral Part Of Husk In Charleston, Working Closely With All Of The Heavy Hitters Of The Sean Brock Dynasty. ShoutOut To All The Industry Folk Hustlin Tirelessly, All For The Glory Of The Guests.Ladies & Gentleman Please EnjoyEpisode 56 "The Last Of The Bobos"#Sucio_Talk Also Available On@SpreakerPodcast@GooglePodcast@ApplePodcast@AudiblePodcasts@youtubeSUBSCRIBE.REACH OUT.REPOST.SHARE.SUCIOTALK@GMAIL.COMWRITE IN KITCHEN STORIES TO BE FEATURED ON THE SHOW.SHOW SOME LOVE ON SOCIAL MEDIA.LET PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT YOUR FAVORITE FOOD PODCAST.#sucio_talk #suciotalk #suciotalks #david_sucio #davidguilloty  #chefdavidguilloty #boricua #puertorico #100x35 #420 #badassesingeneral #spreakerpodcasts #foodie #chefs #chef #cook #cooks #cooking #cuisine #history #travel #entrepreneur #food #love#brownchefsPEACE!

Bobo Catoe is a self-described nerd on topics such as beer, vinyl, and superheroes. But what Bo knows best is food. The past Elby's nominee for the best rising chef in Richmond, Catoe can be found creating award-winning dishes in the open kitchen at Alewife in Richmond's Church Hill neighborhood. Listen to the podcast to get some pointers on what to talk with Bobo about before striking up a conversation at Alewife. Click here for tickets to the VisArts Chili Throwdown on October 1. Click here to attend a live Eat It, Virginia podcast recording with Sub Rosa Bakery founders Evrim and Evin Dogu. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Drunk Guys are dying for a beer this week while they discuss As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner. They lay dying for: Narrative on Reality by Alewife, Ill Plus Matic by Interboro, Chaperones by Other Half and Great Notion, Evil Water Marshmallow Sea Breeze by Evil Twin NYC,

The Drunk Guys have some huge whizpoppers this week when they discuss The BFG by Roald Dahl for Roald Dahl month. They also have some Frobscottle, including: They Mostly come at Night …. Mostly by Alewife, Coasted Toconut by Finback, Broccoli by Other Half, and Compulsory Miseducation III by Hudson

Producer/Host: Sarah O’Malley This episode recounts the story of local alewife restoration methods, including transplanting river herring, relying on their natal fidelity to restore future fish spawning runs. About the host: Sarah O’Malley is an ecologist, naturalist and science communicator passionate about deepening her listeners’ experiences with the natural world. She teaches biology and sustainability at Maine Maritime Academy and is currently collaborating on a guide book to the intertidal zone in the Gulf of Maine. The post Essential Rhythm 5/20/21: Alewife restoration: a success story first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

Producer/Host: Sarah O’Malley This episode recounts the story of local alewife restoration methods, including transplanting river herring, relying on their natal fidelity to restore future fish spawning runs. About the host: Sarah O’Malley is an ecologist, naturalist and science communicator passionate about deepening her listeners’ experiences with the natural world. She teaches biology and sustainability at Maine Maritime Academy and is currently collaborating on a guide book to the intertidal zone in the Gulf of Maine.

In our ongoing celebration and coverage of Alien Day 2021, Patrick, and Jaime sit down and interview Keir of Alewife Brewing to discuss their Aliens-Inspired brew, They Mostly Come At Night, Mostly. This was a great window into how brews are created, from idea to delivery. Join us as we talk about what scares us, and what fills our bellies.  //iTunes: bit.ly/perfectorganismitunes // For more on this and our other projects, please visit www.perfectorganism.com. // If you’d like to join the conversation, find us on our closed Facebook group: Building Better Worlds // To support the show, please consider visiting www.perfectorganism.com/support. We’ve got some great perks available! // And as always, please consider rating, reviewing, and sharing this show. We can’t tell you how much your support means to us, but we can hopefully show you by continuing to provide better, more ambitious, and more dynamic content for years to come.

In this episode, Laura & Vanessa are excited to welcome Rachel & Leah from Hashtag History as guest hosts! Leah tells us about the “Bessie the Bartender” movement during WWII, and Rachel gives us background on the Goesaert v. Cleary court case, addressing the Michigan law which prohibited women from being licensed bartenders. Then Vanessa jumps in to explore the history of the Alewife trade and its connection to witchcraft imagery.  If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, rate, & review.   Music credit: 'Booze and Blues' by Ma Rainey

On this week's episode, Drew and Jesse are joined by Liza Shirazi, owner of Revival Café + Kitchen, which has locations in Back Bay, Davis Square and Alewife. Together, they discuss a variety of topics including the overwhelming demand for restaurant workers, the newly offered and often misunderstood Employee Retention Tax Credit (which if you own a business with employees, need to know about), and Liza's partnership with the colorful Chef Nookie. Also on this episode, Jesse does math and Drew warns us that he will lie to your children. All of this and more on this episode of The Graffito Podcast! Don't forget to send along questions to podcast@graffito.com or tweet @graffitopodcast. Thanks for listening! Host: Drew Katz Co-Host: Jesse Baerkahn Music: Green Pig by Soft and Furious

This week listen as Mayor Siddiqui and Vice Mayor Mallon discuss some of their recent restaurant experiences at Tallulah and Pammy's, the Covid Memorial at City Hall, the Ciyt's Covid19 update, Alewife zoning petition vote, a proposed Tear Gas ordinance, the newly released back to in person learning schedule from DESE, the DIYDS Youth Film Festival, Yoga with the Mayor and more!

Dr. John Dettmers with the Great Lakes Fisheries Commission Recently published an article about sport fish in the Great Lakes called “Whether to Manage for Economics or the Ecosystem?”. I reached out to Dr. Dettmers to be a guest on The Blue Fish Radio Show as it was clear he held another important piece of the Great Lakes fisheries puzzle. In short, what is the role, history, status and future of prey fish , mainly Alewife, Smelt and Cisco, and what does this mean for the salmon and other sportfish? Link below to hear Dr. John Dettmers on this episode of Blue Fish Radio:

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with Marc Hurwitz, founder of HiddenBoston.com and writer for NECN and DigBoston.com, about the closing of Bertucci's at Alewife station in Cambridge, MA.

MPS hang with the boys from Alewife Brewing Co. Patrick, Keir and Pat. These guys have built an amazing brand with award winning beers. Their new brewery in Sunnyside, Queens NY is set to open soon. They talk about their latest releases and how the brewery is evolving in to a destination for craft beer enthusiasts and metal heads alike. They speak about the eye catching can art and how the brewery's familiarity has expanded even through these tough times. Great conversations littered with lots of laughs!

Neil W. McCabe is a communications manager for Project Veritas. Neil is a Media Fellow at the Gold Institute for International Strategies and prior to joining Project Veritas, Neil covered the White House, Capitol Hill and national politics for One America News, Breitbart and Human Events. Before coming to Washington, he was a staff reporter for Boston’s Catholic paper, The Pilot, and the editor of two Boston-area community papers, The Somerville News and The Alewife. McCabe is a public affairs NCO in the Army Reserve and he deployed for 15 months to Iraq as a combat historian. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iantrottier/support

From James Beard Award nominations to laudatory write-ups in national media like Southern Living and Bon Appetit, Lee Gregory has established himself on the Mount Rushmore of Richmond's decade-long restaurant renaissance. Right now, Gregory is in the fight of his professional life as he works to keep his two Richmond restaurants, Alewife and Southbound, open for take-out while the COVID-19 pandemic has closed dining rooms across the country. Weeks before coronavirus wreaked havoc on the restaurant industry, Gregory sat down with Scott and Robey to discuss his rise in Richmond restaurants, his philosophy as a chef/restaurateur, and why it's so dang hard to run a restaurant -- even on the good days. We hope this slice of life before the virus closed many Richmond restaurants provides a brief respite from current events. His interview begins around the 22:00 mark. Of course, we cannot ignore what's happening in our community right now. That's why we invited Jack Berry, President at Richmond Region Tourism, to the podcast. Berry explains what his office is doing to help support the restaurant industry and how his planning ahead for what will undoubtedly be an unusual summer travel season. Since Scott and Robey are socially distancing, most of this podcast was recorded via Zoom. The Lee Gregory interview was conducted in January 2020. Alewife Southbound Richmond Region Tourism

Listen in to see what's brewing on this episode when Woolco Foods CEO, Steven Toboroff, interviews Joseph Murphy of Long Island City's top notch brewing company, Alewife. Specializing in rare brews that make it a beer geek destination, learn what it takes to grow NYC's beer scene.See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Claire Cotrill is a singer, songwriter, and producer who goes by the name Clairo. She started releasing music in 2014 as a teenager. A few years later, songs she had uploaded to YouTube had racked up over 40 million views. This year, Clairo put out her debut album, Immunity. She’s recently performed on Ellen and Jimmy Kimmel, and played arenas, opening for Khalid. In this episode, Clairo breaks down her song “Alewife.” I spoke to Claire and her co-producer Rostam Batmanglij about how the song was made. songexploder.net/clairo

Long Island City is home to six breweries, all in a two-mile radius. Five of them joined Jimmy in the studio: Kaitlyn Acosta of LIC Beer Project, Pat Fondiller of Alewife Brewing, Mark Hirst of Big aLICe Brewing, Laszlo Fodor of ICONYC, and Matt Archambault of Fifth Hammer Brewing and the Emmy Award-winning TV series Brewed in New York. They shout out their fellow LIC brewery, Rockaway Brewing Company, talk about local yeast strains, and take Jimmy on a virtual tour of the trail, including tips on where to eat—and bowl—along the way. Beer List: Fifth Hammer’s Sonic Architecture IPA Big aLICE’s Brunch Crusher Tangerine Pineapple Sour ICONYC’s Cucumber Saison Alewife’s Dimensional Observer #2 IPA Alewife’s Alien Technology, Russian Imperial Stout LIC Beer Project’s Back Back to Cali IPA LIC Beer Project’s Radiant Peach Vanilla Sour Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast.

This week we conclude our story of the guitar legend, Mr. Jimi Hendrix. He was on the fast track to dame, but had a hard time processing just what exactly that entailed. From his groundbreaking albums, to his historic Woodstock performance, to his tragic death, life was a nonstop ride for this tour de force. And while we cover it all for you, why not kick back with a tasty tall boy of Alewife's Forged By Fire before we kiss the sky (or this guy)!Sources:Room Full of Mirrors - Charles R. CrossVoodoo Child (documentary on Netflix)Check out all the great podcasts from Pantheon

This week we conclude our story of the guitar legend, Mr. Jimi Hendrix. He was on the fast track to dame, but had a hard time processing just what exactly that entailed. From his groundbreaking albums, to his historic Woodstock performance, to his tragic death, life was a nonstop ride for this tour de force. And while we cover it all for you, why not kick back with a tasty tall boy of Alewife's Forged By Fire before we kiss the sky (or this guy)! Sources: Room Full of Mirrors - Charles R. CrossVoodoo Child (documentary on Netflix)

I read from alert to al fresco. It's actually a pretty interesting read (I head about 1/3 or 1/2 of it). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alewife_(trade) Aha! It means "cultivated". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sativum dictionarypod@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/thedictionarypod/ https://twitter.com/dictionarypod https://www.patreon.com/spejampar 917-727-5757

Producer/Host: Natalie Springuel Studio Engineer: Amy Browne 1) What are alewives, what is their ecology and cultural history? 2) How do alewives uses the Bagaduce region and have been their barriers to spawning here? 3) What is being done to help restore alewives in the regions, the important role of volunteers and how people can get involved. Guests: Bailey Bowden from the Town of Penobscot, fisheries activist and co-founder of the Bagaduce River Alewife Committee – a group of citizens from three river towns working to restore fish passage within their watershed. Mike Thalhauser, Fisheries Biologist at the Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries in Stonington – facilitating and supporting the Bagaduce River Alewife Committee as part of their efforts to support co-managed fisheries at the right scale. Ciona Ulbrich, Senior Project Manager at Maine Coast Heritage Trust. In close partnership with Bailey, Mike and others, Ciona has served as point person in pulling together the funding, collaboration, engineering and construction of the set of fishway projects that together will restore passage throughout the Bagaduce River watershed. The post Coastal Conversations 5/24/19: Alewife restoration in the Bagaduce River Watershed first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

Producer/Host: Natalie Springuel Studio Engineer: Amy Browne 1) What are alewives, what is their ecology and cultural history? 2) How do alewives uses the Bagaduce region and have been their barriers to spawning here? 3) What is being done to help restore alewives in the regions, the important role of volunteers and how people can get involved. Guests: Bailey Bowden from the Town of Penobscot, fisheries activist and co-founder of the Bagaduce River Alewife Committee – a group of citizens from three river towns working to restore fish passage within their watershed. Mike Thalhauser, Fisheries Biologist at the Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries in Stonington – facilitating and supporting the Bagaduce River Alewife Committee as part of their efforts to support co-managed fisheries at the right scale. Ciona Ulbrich, Senior Project Manager at Maine Coast Heritage Trust. In close partnership with Bailey, Mike and others, Ciona has served as point person in pulling together the funding, collaboration, engineering and construction of the set of fishway projects that together will restore passage throughout the Bagaduce River watershed.

On this special episode of Beer Sessions Radio, recorded during NYC Beer Week 2019 at Brooklyn craft beer stronghold The Gate, Jimmy and Curator of Beer Sean McCain sat down with some of the earliest brewers, bar owners and beer shop founders in New York’s craft beer scene. They talk about their hidden talents, their communities, old-school beer bars, and how and why how why they got into craft beer, from camaraderie to chemistry. Guests, in order of appearance: Sean McCain, Curator Of Beer Dave Gardell, Owner, The Ruck in Troy, NY Kevin Mullen, Owner and Head Brewer, Rare Form Brewing Company James Langstine, Owner, Bronx Alehouse and Kingsbridge Social Club Patrick Donagher, Founder, Alewife Brewing Company Pat Fondiller, Alewife Brewing Company Bobby Gagnon, Owner, The Gate Alan Rice, Manager and Owner, City Swiggers Marianna Ruth Torres, Social Media and Press Manager, Covenhoven Adam Fletcher, Head of Sales, Finback Brewery Beer List: Rare Form’s Raisin In the Dark – Schwarzbier, with smoked raisins, caraway, and urfa-biber chile Thin Man’s Minkey Boodle – Sour Ale, aged on raspberries Alewife’s Alien Technology – Imperial Stout Finback’s BQE – Brooklyn Queens Espresso Imperial Stout, aged in tequila barrels Alewife’s Death to Ego – IPA Equilibrium’s and Alewife’s Entente – Double IPA

Episode 204 - Patrick Donagher, Alewife Brewing Patrick Donagher is in the B-rizzle Mobile Studios today. (Though, considering Casse's prolonged absence, perhaps we should rename it the J-rizzle Mobile Studios. Has a nice ring, doesn't it?) Anywho! Pat Donagher is a legend in the NYC beer bar scene (the original Ratte N Hum, The Jeffrey, Fools Gold, etc.) and has now become a brewery owner. We got him in the hot seat for a chat and obviously we all had a lot of fun. Tune in and let us know what you think! **Want to support us? We have launched a PATREON Page. Click here to let us know you care!**As always, you can email your questions, complaints, whimpers, or whines to us at stealthisbeerpodcast@gmail.com. We read everything we get and we'll try to respond as quickly as we can. If not online, then on air. And THANKS!You can subscribe to STB on iTunes and PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW!!!Co-hosts: Augie Carton & John Holl Producer: Justin Kennedy Engineer: Brian Casse Music: "Abstract Concepts - What Up in the Streets" by Black Ant.

Episode 59. So... the mayor of Cambridge came up to the show. That was wicked dope. Shouts Out to Mayor McGovern for coming up onto the show and keeping his political agenda at bay to simplify the role of local politics for people in their twenties. Mayor McGovern was elected to Cambridge City Council in 2014, and was further elected to Mayor in 2017. For those who don't know: Cambridge is a chaotic city, it's one of the most densely populated cities in the country and harbors an eclectic mix of people. We had the chance to talk about: the role of the massive biotech boom in Kendall Square and the role it's played in the rapid gentrification of Cambridge. The long term homelessness problem in Cambridge (specifically in Central Square and Alewife). The actual leverage the mayor has in executing on political decisions, weed in Cambridge (his experience with it...), affordable housing in Cambridge, and opportunity for the arts in Cambridge. It was a really dope episode, and I hope everyone can make it through the 2 hours! Shouts out to Cambridge, and shouts out to Mayor McGovern and shouts out to Luis for getting it done. ----------------- WATCH THIS Podcast HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Txl9DLY9pWA ------------------ The Official Score of the "Derek the Last Air Bender" was composed by Josh Schuback (@josh_schuback) & Designed by Jack Bigelow, (@jack.bigelow). Voiceover: Tim Blouin, @timblou8 The "GDP Jingle" heard in every podcast (Spotify, Podcasts, Soundcloud) was created by MyCompiledThoughts. https://soundcloud.com/mycompiledthou... ----------- Follow Mayor McGovern! Twitter: @Cambridge_Mayor Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarcMcGovern... Website: http://www.marcmcgovern.com/ Instagram: @marcgov Luis' Twitter: @LuisVasquez617 ---------- Follow GDP! Instagram: @goldendeerproductions YouTube: YouTube.com/GoldenDeerProductions Facebook: Facebook.com/GoldenDeerProductions Website: goldendeer.productions -------- Follow Conor Holway: Instagram: @godholway LinkedIn: linkedin.com/conorholway Twitter: @boachbonnie -------- Listen to Our Podcasts Here! iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-g…d1437829342?mt=2 Soundcloud: @goldendeerproductions Spotify: Search: "Golden Deer Productions" --------- This Episode was Recorded LIVE from the Best Studio in Boston, Phoenix Down Recording. IG: @phxdownstudios, @johnscottengineer Book Ya Session Right Here: phxdown.simplybook.me/sheduler/manage ----------- The Golden Hours Podcast is the biggest Podcast in Boston and the official podcast of Golden Deer Productions. The podcast is run by Conor Holway (a great guy), and we try to show love to anyone making moves in the city. Season 4 is the season of Derek the Airbender... only Derek can save the world from the Fire Deer, do you think he has the W or na??

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is joined by Matt McCall of Coney Island Brewing Company, Pat Fondiller of Alewife Brewing Company, and James Tai, a beer consultant. NYC Beer Week is around the corner, and more breweries from upstate and out of state will be attending than ever before. These guests provide insight on what to expect and how to navigate the bounty of breweries attending. Their best advice: try out a lager, kolsh, or pilsner before moving to an IPA. These styles aren’t masked with additional flavor so Pat and Matt agree they serve as a good test for new breweries. Danii Oliver of Island to Island Brewery stops by as well to share her thoughts on the differences between social media culture, and what customers actually want. Tune to hear what events and beers these guests are most excited about as NYC Beer Week approaches. Beer List Alewife Brewing Company, Death to Ego Alewife Brewing Company & Equilibrium Brewery, Entente Double IPA Coney Island Brewing Company, Cream of the Cropsey Coney Island Brewing Company, Midnight Troller Milk Stout Coney Island Brewing Company, Chocolate Ryezome Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast.

008 Chef Lee Gregory We sit down with Lee Gregory amidst the clamor and frenzy of the first few weeks into the opening of his third restaurant, Alewife. Gregory is chef/owner/partner at well-known Richmond restaurants The Roosevelt and Southbound, and Alewife is his first solo project. We talk about how his focus on seafood has roots in both his upbringing and his growth as a young cook in Richmond, the quirky eating habits of his kids, the state of the dining scene in Richmond, and even the origin of that mysterious #rvadine hashtag, #CatalinaGregory. Show Notes: Mentioned in this episode: Lee Gregory Instagram Alewife Instagram Southbound Instagram The Roosevelt Acacia Follow Us: Richmond Famous Richmond Famous on Instagram Subscribe on Apple Podcasts

This episode we interview Exeter Weekly Report creator David Prior, talk monthly news, and have a UFO scare. Host: Hillary Donnell Editor/Director: Tim Cremmen Executive Producer: Bob Glowacky Guest: David Prior Links: Exeter TV youtube: www.youtube.com/user/AccessTV98 Sister Station Recommendation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZO52gwj7URM

The full broadcast of Boston Public Radio from Friday, August 10th, 2018 With just a month until the primaries, have the Democrats running for Governor finally landed on a message that might not only resonate with voters but reverberate on election day: Transportation? There has been a convergence of transportation SNAFUS: On Monday the commuter rail had massive delays on six lines, On Wednesday the MBTA’s parking garage at Alewife crumbled, with huge pieces of concrete damaging someone’s car. Yesterday the Blue Line lost power, creating an underground parade of 350 passengers walking through a tunnel, and for atmospherics — we have work on the Commonwealth Ave bridge, which has traumatized commuters with the threat of major backups. We opened the lines to ask you, could this be the topic that could threaten America’s most popular governor? Mind you not all of America has to use our transportation system. Is this an issue that could change how you vote? Alex Beam is here for his famous explainer and other esoterica, including a comprehensive analysis on how to best avoid mosquito bites by wearing camo. Beat The Press host Emily Rooney joined us for her famous list of fixations and fulminations Then, we chat with the Boston Globe’s travel writer and columnist Christopher Muther about the TSA’s Quiet Skies program and the proper etiquette on tipping while traveling. Then we continue our ongoing conversation about the family separation at the Border with immigration lawyers Susan Church and Jeff Goldman First Lady Melania Trump’s parents successfully emigrated to the United States, using what the president has condemned as “chain migration.” We unpack this with Under the Radar host Callie Crossley. Then this week's Friday News Quiz with two women who are shaking things up in the world of beverages: Kitty Amann is a consultant specializing in cocktails, wines and spirits. Misty Kalkofen has a reputation as one of America’s foremost authorities on cocktail history and culture. In addition to tending bar at Brick & Mortar since 2011, she is also a consultant. The two have them have come together to author the new book: Drinking Like Ladies: 75 Modern Cocktails from the World's Leading Female Bartenders; Includes Toasts to Extraordinary Women in History.

AG Craft Beer Cast 7-7-18 Guests: Keir Hamilton "Alewife Taproom" & Andy Sparhawk "CraftBeer.com"

There's a lot going on in Exeter, New Hampshire this July! Get the 4-1-1 on our crew's shows as well as local events. Host: Hillary Donnell Editor/Director: Tim Cremmen Executive Producer: Bob Glowacky Links: Exeter TV youtube: www.youtube.com/user/AccessTV98 Exeter Summer Concert Series/TEAM: www.facebook.com/TownExeterArtsMusic/ Exeter Public Library Events Calendar: calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?…merica/New_York American Independence Museum Instagram: instagram.com/americanindependencemuseum Sister Station Recommendation: amherstmedia.org/content/honeycom…northfire-studio

in which a dude runs down local competition results, reviews Alewife as a pinball venue and chats with Erik Swedlund about The Creek and The Cave Interseason Pinball Tournaments

Welcome to Exeter TV's Alewife Podcast! Get the 4-1-1 on our crew's shows as well as local events. Host: Hillary Donnell Editor/Director: Tim Cremmen Executive Producer: Bob Glowacky Links: Exeter TV Reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycBHa4oh80M&t=30s Cook's Cook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bl0l2n2wtfc&t=53s Exeter History Minute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8z1LwxuLXfI Films from the Archives: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tks8euP4SY8 Sister Station Recommendation: http://frmedia.org/frctv-95/fall-river-historical-society/fall-river-historical-society-lecture-in-the-good-old-summertime/

Note: This podcast was originally broadcast on Commonwealth Magazine's CodcastFred Salvucci, one of the state's most influential transportation officials, traces the decline of the MBTA to the early years of the administration of former governor William Weld.Salvucci, who served 12 years as secretary of transportation under former governor Michael Dukakis and now teaches at MIT, said support for transit gained momentum after former governor Frank Sargent in the early 1970s brought a halt to new highway construction inside Route 128. Under Dukakis, Salvucci said, transportation officials turned their focus to extending the Red Line to Alewife, expanding the Orange Line, and burying the expressway through downtown, a project that came to be known as the Big Dig.Throughout the 1980s, according to Salvucci, the MBTA built complicated transit projects and managed the system well. He said the successes were important. “If we had just succeeded in stopping bad things and not succeeded in getting some good things built, the bad things would have just come back,” Salvucci said during a Codcast hosted by Josh Fairchild and Jim Aloisi of TransitMatters.

Fred Salvucci, one of the state's most influential transportation officials, traces the decline of the MBTA to the early years of the administration of former governor William Weld. Salvucci, who served 12 years as secretary of transportation under former governor Michael Dukakis and now teaches at MIT, said support for transit gained momentum after former governor Frank Sargent in the early 1970s brought a halt to new highway construction inside Route 128. Under Dukakis, Salvucci said, transportation officials turned their focus to extending the Red Line to Alewife, expanding the Orange Line, and burying the expressway through downtown, a project that came to be known as the Big Dig. Throughout the 1980s, according to Salvucci, the MBTA built complicated transit projects and managed the system well. He said the successes were important. “If we had just succeeded in stopping bad things and not succeeded in getting some good things built, the bad things would have just come back,” Salvucci said during a Codcast hosted by Josh Fairchild and Jim Aloisi of TransitMatters.

In this inaugural episode of the Alewife Podcast, we introduce you to Exeter TV's various shows and keep you up to date with Exeter area events and news. Host: Hillary Donnell Editor/Director: Tim Cremmen Executive Producer: Bob Glowacky

BTBT hangs at Alewife Brewing Company for part 2 of the conversation with Patrick Donagher co-owner of the Beerly Legal Group. We pick up right where we left off with good beers and some wild stories. Plus the trials and tribulations of bar life and updates on the ever growing and evolving NY craft beer scene. It's a really fun show so grab a few beers and enjoy. Cheers! In case you missed it you can catch up with part 1 of the convo here.

BTBT hangs at Alewife This week the goons are at Alewife in LIC Queens hanging with owner Patrick Donagher for a special 2 part show. This 4th generation bar owner also owns the Rochard and the Jeffrey, some of the finest bars you'll find. Patrick's got a lot of exciting ventures on the way! He just finished some remodeling work at Alewife and updated the menu with his chef. Most importantly his new brew pub is releasing their first beers this week! All this and much more makes Episode 60 a pretty  good time! Alewife is a staple on the Queen Craft Beer scene, if you haven’t been nows the to go and check out all the awesome brews they're rolling out with! Grab a few cold ones and enjoy…..Cheers BTBT Presents the Bottle and Can Craft Beer Share Extravaganza Event on Sunday June 3rd, at Absurd Conclave in Bushwick Brooklyn….... Click here for Details

Patrick Donagher co-owns and oversees esteemed craft beer bars ALEWIFE, THE JEFFREY, FOOL'S GOLD and THE ROCHARD. Learn what its like to run 4 bars in the country's largest beer market, while trying to also open a new brewery.

Synthfic - Charter Day 6 - Alewife and Harvard

Purdue’s John Case Tompkins introduces us to the coolest medieval tradition you’ve never heard of—the Mystery Play. We also learn why the Alewife of Chester became a 16th century pop culture icon.

Meghan talks to Kelly owner of the craft beer bottle shop & Bar, Alewife. Kelly talks about her career journey, the decision to join the Peace Corps, the culture shock and experiences she had while volunteering, and of course their love of craft beer.

Producer/Host: Natalie Springuel Maine coastal and ocean issues: Alewife restoration and monitoring Key Discussion Points: 1. Ecology of diadromous fish (fish that spend part of their life cycle at sea, and part in freshwater) 2. Volunteer initiatives in Downeast Maine that are helping restore alewives 3. How alewife harvesters contribute to the protection and restoration of alewives Guests: Brett Ciccotelli, Downeast Salmon Federation Katie Clark, College of the Atlantic Darryl Young, Alewife harvester The following also appear on this show: Bailey Bowden, Penobscot Gary Edwards, Sullivan Karen Wilson, University of Southern Maine Dwayne Shaw, Downeast Salmon Federation The post Coastal Conversations 6/23/17 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

The RunRunLive 4.0 Podcast Episode 4-313 – Jens takes on the internet startup “The lost Episode” (Audio: link) [audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/epi4313.mp3] Link epi4313.mp3 Support my Hood-to-Coast Relay for Cancer Research - https://give.everydayhero.com/us/chris-russell-hood-to-coast-for-cancer-research Intro Bumper: Hello and welcome to episode 4-313 of the RunRunLive podcast.  It’s a beautiful day and I feel very lucky with all the gifts I’ve been blessed with.   Part of the blessing is all of you, the people I’ve befriended over the years doing this show.  My life is so much richer for it.  So, thank you.   I got to see one of my online friends this week.  I was out in San Diego and I originally planned to hop the redeye back but decided to stay over instead.  And ZenRunner drove out meet me.  We went for a run together, had a quick supper and a great talk.  I love talking with Adam because he’s super smart and has a deep well of intellectual experience to draw from.   I was telling him how I was working my way through the Head Space meditation app and how some of the days it was super hard to get my mind to quiet down.   He told me that your mind is like water, sometimes it’s calm and sometimes it’s choppy.  You can’t really control that but you can manage your life around the knowledge of what state your mind is in.   I think in practice it’s similar to how I sleep on airplanes.  If a plane is super noisy I’ll visualize that I am inside a clear box, a force field of sorts.  Inside the box all is quiet and calm.  All the noise and chaos is outside the box.  In much the same way I’m hoping my meditation practice, as pitiful as it is, will allow me to create that patch of calm water for myself within an angry sea.  I’ve been getting in some awesome runs, especially trail runs.  I’m close to setting my race calendar for the summer and we’ll talk about that in the outro today.  I went back to the cardio doctor for my 2-week review after the procedure.  They seem to think everything is well but they won’t declare success or failure for 3 months.  I guess there’s a burn-in period.  I’d better get the extended warranty.   I’ve been watching my heart rate in my training and it seems to flip less.  We’ll see.  The trail runs have been really fun and it’s great to get back out into the green bosom of the world.  I got a pair of Hoka trail shoes and I love them so far.  Go figure, all the free shoes that I’ve gotten over the years and I fall in love with the ones that cost $130 a pair!  Today we have an interesting chat with Jens who has started an on-line, peer-review, web site for running shoes.  He’s got a big idea about using the power of the crowd to rate shoes.  You might ask, “What does that have to do with running, Chris?”   Well, you know I have a deep affection for entrepreneurs and also a fascination with the evolution of the internet and its ability to democratize and disintermediate.  Listen to what Jens and I chat about and see if you can tease out the larger moving pieces.   In the first section I talk about what people see as their ‘purpose’ when they start running and what we can learn about it.  In the second section I’ll chat about some stuff (that’s a technical term) that I have learned from hanging around venture capitalist and how some of the stuff you assume isn’t really true.  It’s great to have summer here.  I feel good about the future.   On with the show! Section one - Running Tips You purpose to start running - http://runrunlive.com/your-purpose-to-start-running Voices of reason – the interviews Jens Jakob Andersen Here are a few links: http://runrepeat.com/ - read the text on the footer on the right http://runrepeat.com/about - I'm the only founder and owner.  http://runrepeat.com/compare-running-shoes - check this tool. It will blow your mind. A completely new way of comparing running shoes. http://runrepeat.com/ranking/rankings-of-overall-running-shoes http://runrepeat.com/research-marathon-performance-across-nations - got massive media coverage from this research. We also did this one: http://runrepeat.com/research-women-are-better-runners-than-men. Together those two got us into +100 newspapers/magazines around the world. Examples: http://www.wsj.com/articles/boston-marathon-which-countries-have-the-fastest-recreational-runners-1429488981?tesla=y, http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/04/22/the-worlds-fastest-everyday-runners/?_r=0, http://www.runnersworld.com/running-tips/women-are-better-marathon-pacers-on-average-than-men and http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2014/12/09/marathons-and-male-egos-just-about-the-result-youd-expect/ Section Two – Life Lessons Managing like a VC - http://runrunlive.com/managing-like-a-venture-capitalist Outro What did I tell you?  Isn’t Jens an interesting thinker?  What, you don’t like what I’m doing here?  You didn’t like this show? I’ve got good news for you then, you have reached the end of episode 4-313.   In a few weeks we’ll mark 8 years since the first episode of RunRunLive came crawling ugly and badly recorded to life.   That’s nothing.  Steve Runner of Pheddippidations is a having a 10 year anniversary this summer.  Adam is putting together a celebration audio collection for him – so send Adam your audio and let Steve know how much he’s influenced your life.  Do you know who my first interview was?  My buddy Frank.  I actually went for a nice easy ride with Frank out on the Minuteman Trail down to Alewife last Saturday.   He can’t run anymore because he’s got a bad hip but I’m going to talk him into buying a mountain bike and doing the Hampshire 100 with me this year.   Yes, I’m going to spin up my mountain biking this summer as a change of pace.  I got a bike for my youngest and I’m going to see if I can corrupt her as well.   I’m also quite close to pulling the trigger on an Olympic distance tri.  I’ll have to spin up my swimming – which is hard for me because I suck at it, but again, it will be good for me to get off the road marathon hamster wheel and let my body heal.   And that, my friends is I guess the biggest news, and the hardest thing for me to do.  I’m not going to try to qualify for Boston this summer.  The new qualification deadline of Sept 1st just doesn’t work for my life balance.   We’ll see how I do this summer and come back to it with fresh eyes, fresh legs and a fresh perspective in the fall.  You know it will all work out.  When you stop seeking the answer sometimes appears for you.   The other race on my calendar is the Hood to Coast Relay that I’ll be running for cancer research.  Please lend me your support – Support my Hood-to-Coast Relay for Cancer Research - https://give.everydayhero.com/us/chris-russell-hood-to-coast-for-cancer-research  I haven’t locked down plans yet but I want to take some time, go out early, and drive through some of the states I’ve never been in on my way out there.   The MarathonBQ book is doing well and I am starting to see success stories from people who have used it to qualify this spring.  If you know someone who yearns to qualify or just to take 30-40 minutes off their marathon time get them a copy of MarathonBQ.  It’s the real deal of how I qualified for Boston with my limited time and talent.  … Here’s a thought to take you out.  As I mature in my years I begin to understand that life isn’t about a series of discrete goals.  Life isn’t a straight line.  Life is a compilation of seasons.  Each season is different.  Each season has its challenges and its gifts.  The season you are in is neither good nor bad, it just is.   You have to be present in your current season of life and live it.  Don’t live in past seasons, don’t live in future seasons – live in the now that is your season.  And as you turn, turn, turn, I’ll see you out there.  Closing comments Http://www.marathonbq.com http://runrunlive.com/my-books  

The RunRunLive 4.0 Podcast Episode 4-313 – Jens takes on the internet startup “The lost Episode” (Audio: link) [audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/epi4313.mp3] Link epi4313.mp3 Support my Hood-to-Coast Relay for Cancer Research - https://give.everydayhero.com/us/chris-russell-hood-to-coast-for-cancer-research Intro Bumper: Hello and welcome to episode 4-313 of the RunRunLive podcast.  It's a beautiful day and I feel very lucky with all the gifts I've been blessed with.   Part of the blessing is all of you, the people I've befriended over the years doing this show.  My life is so much richer for it.  So, thank you.   I got to see one of my online friends this week.  I was out in San Diego and I originally planned to hop the redeye back but decided to stay over instead.  And ZenRunner drove out meet me.  We went for a run together, had a quick supper and a great talk.  I love talking with Adam because he's super smart and has a deep well of intellectual experience to draw from.   I was telling him how I was working my way through the Head Space meditation app and how some of the days it was super hard to get my mind to quiet down.   He told me that your mind is like water, sometimes it's calm and sometimes it's choppy.  You can't really control that but you can manage your life around the knowledge of what state your mind is in.   I think in practice it's similar to how I sleep on airplanes.  If a plane is super noisy I'll visualize that I am inside a clear box, a force field of sorts.  Inside the box all is quiet and calm.  All the noise and chaos is outside the box.  In much the same way I'm hoping my meditation practice, as pitiful as it is, will allow me to create that patch of calm water for myself within an angry sea.  I've been getting in some awesome runs, especially trail runs.  I'm close to setting my race calendar for the summer and we'll talk about that in the outro today.  I went back to the cardio doctor for my 2-week review after the procedure.  They seem to think everything is well but they won't declare success or failure for 3 months.  I guess there's a burn-in period.  I'd better get the extended warranty.   I've been watching my heart rate in my training and it seems to flip less.  We'll see.  The trail runs have been really fun and it's great to get back out into the green bosom of the world.  I got a pair of Hoka trail shoes and I love them so far.  Go figure, all the free shoes that I've gotten over the years and I fall in love with the ones that cost $130 a pair!  Today we have an interesting chat with Jens who has started an on-line, peer-review, web site for running shoes.  He's got a big idea about using the power of the crowd to rate shoes.  You might ask, “What does that have to do with running, Chris?”   Well, you know I have a deep affection for entrepreneurs and also a fascination with the evolution of the internet and its ability to democratize and disintermediate.  Listen to what Jens and I chat about and see if you can tease out the larger moving pieces.   In the first section I talk about what people see as their ‘purpose' when they start running and what we can learn about it.  In the second section I'll chat about some stuff (that's a technical term) that I have learned from hanging around venture capitalist and how some of the stuff you assume isn't really true.  It's great to have summer here.  I feel good about the future.   On with the show! Section one - Running Tips You purpose to start running - http://runrunlive.com/your-purpose-to-start-running Voices of reason – the interviews Jens Jakob Andersen Here are a few links: http://runrepeat.com/ - read the text on the footer on the right http://runrepeat.com/about - I'm the only founder and owner.  http://runrepeat.com/compare-running-shoes - check this tool. It will blow your mind. A completely new way of comparing running shoes. http://runrepeat.com/ranking/rankings-of-overall-running-shoes http://runrepeat.com/research-marathon-performance-across-nations - got massive media coverage from this research. We also did this one: http://runrepeat.com/research-women-are-better-runners-than-men. Together those two got us into +100 newspapers/magazines around the world. Examples: http://www.wsj.com/articles/boston-marathon-which-countries-have-the-fastest-recreational-runners-1429488981?tesla=y, http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/04/22/the-worlds-fastest-everyday-runners/?_r=0, http://www.runnersworld.com/running-tips/women-are-better-marathon-pacers-on-average-than-men and http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2014/12/09/marathons-and-male-egos-just-about-the-result-youd-expect/ Section Two – Life Lessons Managing like a VC - http://runrunlive.com/managing-like-a-venture-capitalist Outro What did I tell you?  Isn't Jens an interesting thinker?  What, you don't like what I'm doing here?  You didn't like this show? I've got good news for you then, you have reached the end of episode 4-313.   In a few weeks we'll mark 8 years since the first episode of RunRunLive came crawling ugly and badly recorded to life.   That's nothing.  Steve Runner of Pheddippidations is a having a 10 year anniversary this summer.  Adam is putting together a celebration audio collection for him – so send Adam your audio and let Steve know how much he's influenced your life.  Do you know who my first interview was?  My buddy Frank.  I actually went for a nice easy ride with Frank out on the Minuteman Trail down to Alewife last Saturday.   He can't run anymore because he's got a bad hip but I'm going to talk him into buying a mountain bike and doing the Hampshire 100 with me this year.   Yes, I'm going to spin up my mountain biking this summer as a change of pace.  I got a bike for my youngest and I'm going to see if I can corrupt her as well.   I'm also quite close to pulling the trigger on an Olympic distance tri.  I'll have to spin up my swimming – which is hard for me because I suck at it, but again, it will be good for me to get off the road marathon hamster wheel and let my body heal.   And that, my friends is I guess the biggest news, and the hardest thing for me to do.  I'm not going to try to qualify for Boston this summer.  The new qualification deadline of Sept 1st just doesn't work for my life balance.   We'll see how I do this summer and come back to it with fresh eyes, fresh legs and a fresh perspective in the fall.  You know it will all work out.  When you stop seeking the answer sometimes appears for you.   The other race on my calendar is the Hood to Coast Relay that I'll be running for cancer research.  Please lend me your support – Support my Hood-to-Coast Relay for Cancer Research - https://give.everydayhero.com/us/chris-russell-hood-to-coast-for-cancer-research  I haven't locked down plans yet but I want to take some time, go out early, and drive through some of the states I've never been in on my way out there.   The MarathonBQ book is doing well and I am starting to see success stories from people who have used it to qualify this spring.  If you know someone who yearns to qualify or just to take 30-40 minutes off their marathon time get them a copy of MarathonBQ.  It's the real deal of how I qualified for Boston with my limited time and talent.  … Here's a thought to take you out.  As I mature in my years I begin to understand that life isn't about a series of discrete goals.  Life isn't a straight line.  Life is a compilation of seasons.  Each season is different.  Each season has its challenges and its gifts.  The season you are in is neither good nor bad, it just is.   You have to be present in your current season of life and live it.  Don't live in past seasons, don't live in future seasons – live in the now that is your season.  And as you turn, turn, turn, I'll see you out there.  Closing comments Http://www.marathonbq.com http://runrunlive.com/my-books  

What does it mean to have clean beer? Find out this week on Beer Sessions Radio! Jimmy Carbone is joined by an awesome crew of guests including Sean Lynch of Clean Beer Project, Ben Samuel, author of Men’s Journal article about Bar Pet Peeves, Lindsey Ronchi, Bartender & Patrick Donagher of Fool’s Gold, The Jeffrey, Alewife, etc. This program was brought to you by GreatBrewers.com. “When you don’t have a clean beer line [it can taste like] butter, popcorn — it just has a terrible stench.” [6:00] “We need more sites where they are talking about the quality of the beer…Making sure your lines are clean.” [12:00]

To misquote the poet Emily Dickinson, something there is that loves a line. When I was growing up in the 80s in Dorchester, near Ashmont station on the red line, I remember the fights in the press about extending the red line all the way to Alewife from Harvard Station, where it ended at the time. Some residents of Arlington, it seemed, wanted the red line kept out so that some other, less visible lines would kept firmly IN. They expressed concern that poor blacks from Dot were going to get on the T at Shawmut or Field's Corner, and ride in air-conditioned comfort all the way to Alewife, for the express purpose of burgling their homes. Presumably, then, the would-be burglars would take a cab back to Dot with all their booty.

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The last three tablets-----number nine, ten and eleven----from the Royal Library of Nineveh comprise the conclusion of the Epic, beginning with the wanderings of Gilgamesh, his passage through the mountain Mashu, through which the sun passes making day and night. He arrives at last to the sea on the edge of the world where he meets Siduri, the Alewife, who keeps a tavern for travelers, and she directs him to the boatman who must take him to Ut-napishtim, the one man who not yet died.***The image, a clay impression from an ancient Sumerian cylinder, is of sun god Shamash,bestriding the cleft of the mountain Mashu, featuredbetween the twin pillars which hold up the sky. ***Music excerpt is “Kish” from the album The Forest by David Byrne

To misquote the poet Emily Dickinson, something there is that loves a line. When I was growing up in the 80s in Dorchester, near Ashmont station on the red line, I remember the fights in the press about extending the red line all the way to Alewife from Harvard Station, where it ended at the time. Some residents of Arlington, it seemed, wanted the red line kept out so that some other, less visible lines would kept firmly IN. They expressed concern that poor blacks from Dot were going to get on the T at Shawmut or Field's Corner, and ride in air-conditioned comfort all the way to Alewife, for the express purpose of burgling their homes. Presumably, then, the would-be burglars would take a cab back to Dot with all their booty.