Podcasts about alley kat

Holy sh*t! GameCon Canada 2024 is almost here and we are incredibly stoked about it! We would be remiss if we didn't do this right, head to the studio and bring back Chris and Marc to tell us all about the amazing things planned for our country's biggest mega gaming event this year. That's right you guys, we are doing it big here at Good Enough Gaming and have some exciting announcements of our own to tell you when it comes to GameCon Canada 2024 in Edmonton. So grab an Alley Kat, crack that sucker open and indulge with us as we prepare for the event of the year coming to us all June 14-16. Be sure to check out Gamecon! https://gameconcanada.com/

In the second hour of the show, TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger, thanks to Pro-Am Sports, joined the show to talk about how the Oilers will manage not having Connor McDavid in their line-up for 1-2 weeks and Evander Kane's comments to Scott Oake.   The Coolbet “Hot Line of the Day”, the announcing of the winning label for the upcoming Alley Kat “6 O'Clocker Lager”, and Dustin gave out what he would do with the Oilers lines without McDavid.   The hour ended with Mike Tanier from The Messenger joining the boys to talk about the Ravens big win over the Lions, the Bills losing to the Patriots, and what he expects tonight for the Monday Nighter.

In the opening hour of the show, Dusty and Lt. Eric looked back to the MNF game from last night, how poor the Giants team is, and a very quick look at the start of the playoffs in MLB.   The boys cracked some packs and Dusty shared the three things to be excited about around the Edmonton Oilers following their win in Seattle against the Kraken in preseason action.   To finished up the hour, the boys continued to take suggestions on a possible name for their upcoming Alley Kat beer.  

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Meet Cameron, the co-owner of Alley Kat Brewing Co. located in Edmonton, AB. Cameron bought Alley Kat in 2020, ensuring to continue the brewery's proud legacy through an aligned passion for premium-quality Alberta-made beer. Cameron discusses his expansion plans for the brewery's future, while remaining a fresh and innovative force in the industry. Tune into hear more about your favourite Alberta brewery!

After a few recent craft beer episodes we had some overstock of extra Edmonton beer, so we decided to do a mixed episode of various breweries on this week's Domestic Pints ONLY. Tom and John discuss beverages from Omen Brewing (chatting Blueberry Session Ale), Alley Kat (chatting Fishbone IPA), and Longroof Brewing Company (chatting (F)loral Pebbles). Along the way we also talk the Wishbone TV series, the NBA season, TVs, and also end the episode with some extended movie talk. Expect even more Alberta craft stuff to come as we head into the new year. Next week we return to the seltzer sunday series to discuss more Vizzy seltzers. Timestamps: 8:17 Beer #1 (BLUEBERRY SESSION ALE) 17:21 Beer #2 (FISHBONE) 34:45 Beer #3 ((F)LORAL PEBBLES) 44:49 Wrap up, final scores, and conclusion Credits: https://www.alleykatbeer.com/ https://www.omenbrewing.com/ https://www.longroofbrewing.ca/ Intro and closing song: "Drink Beer (Till the Day That I Die)" by Dazie Mae (www.daziemae.com) Artwork: IG @natalierivetartist (www.natalierivet.com)

For today's Future Food Cast, we interviewed Cameron French, Co-Owner of Alley Kat Brewery, Edmonton's Oldest Craft Brewery, which has been producing flavorful and excellent craft beer since 1995. Cameron focuses on the advances and issues in the craft brewing business. He also explained how they are combining sustainability and transparency, as well as why it is important from a consumer standpoint. Alley Kat is Edmonton's oldest microbrewery, and its mission is to introduce beer enthusiasts to quality craft beer. As the Kats look ahead to the next 25 years, the brewery will continue to be a fresh and creative force in the industry, strategically expanding into new markets across Alberta — and potentially beyond. Learn more about Future of Food Technology at www. futurefoodcast.io

Happy Halloween! On this spooky edition of Domestic Pints ONLY, we honour the beloved Fall holiday by taking a look at some pumpkin craft beers from breweries in BC, Alberta, and Ontario. We are coming at you live from Tom's apartment, it is the first time we are all recording together live in person! Apologies in advance for the echo-y audio. First we return to Spectrum and discuss their PUMPKIN SPICE LATTE ALE. We then return to Edmonton's beloved Alley Kat Brewing Company and try out their PUMPKIN PIE SPICED ALE. We wrap up with discussing an iconic autumn beer in Ontario: Great Lakes' PUMPKIN ALE. While pumpkin beers aren't our favourite drinks, we did come to a consensus on our favourite of the three. NOTE: Keep your eyes on our feed, a bonus Seltzer Sunday episode will drop this weekend! Timestamps: 3:21 Beer #1 (PUMPKIN SPICE LATTE ALE) 11:27 Beer #2 (PUMPKIN PIE SPICED ALE) 22:45 Beer #3 (PUMPKIN PIE ALE) 31:40 Wrap up, final scores, and conclusion Credits: Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass - 'Spanish Flea' Tommy James - 'Crimson and Clover' Check out https://www.greatlakesbeer.com/ for more info on their beer Want to learn more about Spectrum and Alley Kat? Check out episode 21 (Spectrum Spotlight) and 14 (City Spotlight: Edmonton) respectfully Intro and closing song: "Drink Beer (Till the Day That I Die)" by Dazie Mae (www.daziemae.com) Artwork: IG @natalierivetartist (www.natalierivet.com)

For today's episode of the Let's Meet for a Beer Podcast, I'm teaming up with our good friends from Brightside. Brightside by ATB is a free banking app that helps you do more you - so you can save for and spend on the craft beer you enjoy. Just like our team at Alberta Beer Festivals, Brightside calls Alberta home and is proud to support great local breweries and businesses with their Friends with Benefits program. Today we'll be chatting with Alley Kat Brewing Company, one of Brightside's Friends with Benefits where Brightsiders can earn extra savings. Today I sat down with Zane Christensen and Cameron French, owners of  Alley Kat Brewing in Edmonton, Alberta.  Zane and Cameron purchased Alley Kat in 2020 from founder Neil Herbst and his wife and business partner Lavonne.  Alley Kat is one of the longest-running and most respected craft breweries in Alberta - and we discuss the responsibility that comes along with that.Zane and Cameron both have backgrounds in accounting and have a solid understanding of business.  They have been careful to ensure that the Alley Kat culture is maintained and have spent the past year observing and learning from their team.  As Zane puts it, “We have an amazing staff at Alley Kat and we believe that our people are at the core of what we do.”It was great to connect with Zane and Cameron to learn more about them.  Alley Kat is in good hands and they will continue to be leaders in our community - I hope you enjoy our conversation.More About Brightside:Join Brightside and experience the banking app that helps you do more you. Download the app to sign up in minutes from your phone to get spending and saving - all for free. You can learn more about Brightside by ATB at hibrightside.ca. Brightside's giving all you lucky listeners $30 when you sign up using the code BEER. Download the app, sign up and minutes and put that $30 to good use (let's face it, we know you'll likely use it on beer!)Brightside: Download | Website | Instagram | Facebook | TwitterLet's Meet For A Beer: Website | Twitter | InstagramAlberta Beer Festivals: Website | Twitter | Instagram

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Tooth Fairies, Celebrities, and Being Dapper Online - An OBVIOU5 Voice – Episode 31  To start off I want to introduce a new podcast that just got added to the OBVIOU5 Media Group.  My good friend PJ and I have started the “PJ and Clay Experience”, and you can see that up on Friday mornings. You are able to download it anywhere where you have your podcast feeders.  In that podcast we talk about parenting, being 40 and growing up in this world, we talk about the hospitality industry, and we talk about sports. So, if that's something that you're looking forward to, you can find us on Twitter @PJandClay and you can find us on iTunes, Spotify, or any other wonderful podcast app.   Wet Your Whistle Wednesday  Alley Kat Brewing has been around in Edmonton for the last 25 years.  I picked up one of the mixer packs, and it comes with the Scona Pilsner, Buena Vista Brown Ale, the Fish Bone New England IPA, Fullmoon Pale Ale, ApriKat Apricot Ale, as well as the Main Squeeze Grapefruit Ale. Now the thing I wanted to quickly touch on, usually when I get a fruity beer, I don't enjoy it because it's just too sweet, and you can't enjoy more than one, whereas Alley Kat with their two fruit beers that they have out, the ApriKat and the Main Squeeze; it's such a subtle hint of fruit that it just adds to the flavor and adds to the whole beer in general. The brewery is located just north of the Whitemud crossing on 99th, in Edmonton.  Parenting  I wanted to talk about the point in time we keep playing the fantasy of the Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny, Santa Claus, or whatever your religion follows, or what time do we say okay that's enough.  I say just enjoy the moment that you're in.   Mental Health   I actually want to give a shout-out to all of the celebrities and all the professional athletes in all the people with any kind of status out there, or a huge number of followers that have really stepped up and embrace their own mental health.  Thank you; here are a few of the people that I follow and who have helped me along my path:  Robin Williams  Michael Landsberg - @HeyLandsberg #SickNotWeak  Kelly Hrudey - @KellyHrudey  Tyler Motte - @tmotte_14  Prince Harry – Better Up  Dwayne Johnson - @TheRock  Dapper  Living the lifestyle and walking the walk.  We're dressing fine we're talking fine we're opening doors, everything's great, but until you are dapper within, until you are stoic in your everyday movements, and that includes online.  I want you to find out all the facts and I want you to find out both sides of the story and then I want you to make an educated choice on if you need to reply.  If you do reply make it a positive reply. If it's helping that person commenting and commending that person, great. If you don't agree with that person, excellent, can you educate that person on why you feel that way. Being dapper is a lot more than dressing well and getting a good haircut. Being dapper is a lot more than opening doors and paying the bill, being dapper is the way that you interact with people, whether it's face to face or online.   Dad Tip of The Day  “The best thing in life is finding someone who knows all of your mistakes all of your weaknesses, and still thinks that you're completely amazing.”  @CaptainOBVIOU5  @PJandClay  @Alley_Kat_Beer  @HeyLandsberg  @KellyHrudey  @tmotte_14  @TheRock  Better Up     

Went live on-air with a local radio show, taking listener questions and breaking down the current state of dating. Jokes ensue. EDIT: Skip to 15:00 for the real content and not my hacky life story ----------- Facebook - @ThotCast (Food For Thots) Instagram - @FooodForThoootCast

For today's episode of the Let's Meet For a Beer Podcast, I sat down with Euan Thomson - Founder and CEO of RAFT Beer Labs in Calgary, Alberta.  Basically, Euan is a science nerd that makes sure beer doesn't taste funky!Euan grew up in Nova Scotia and moved to Calgary as a young boy with dreams of becoming a paleontologist.  As Euan grew older, his love for science remained, but his passion for dinosaurs was replaced with craft beer as he experienced the delightful flavors of The Grizzly Paw Brewing Company, Big Rock Brewery, and Wild Rose Brewery.While attending the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Euan was able to combine his interests in helping Alley Kat Brewing Company improve its quality control measures.  As Euan explains, “Alley Kat showed me that there was a demand for people with my skill set.”  Through a series of fortunate events, Euan soon found himself working for Phillips Brewing and Malting Company in Victoria, BC.  As Phillips Lab Manager, Euan was able to further develop his skill set.  Recently Euan returned to Calgary and created RAFT Beer Labs with a mission to help craft breweries increase their market share.  Outside of work, Euan and his wife are passionate about social activism.  Currently, they are rallying Alberta companies to support harm reduction initiatives - which he discusses on the podcast.Euan is a great person and making a positive impact in our community - I hope you enjoy the conversation! —Alberta Beer Festivals: website | twitter | instagramRAFT Beer Labs: website | twitter | instagram | facebook |

Santino & Dayne reschedule their guest and drink away their worries with friends Alley Kat & Rocky Russo while discussing the headlines of the week! Tune in for the live video podcast with interactive chat every Friday at 6pm PST / 9pm EST on YouTube, Twitch, & Facebook!

In this week's exciting installment of Great News Weekly we cover Harley-Davidson of Michigan City's Annual Blue Ball Run, discover the Adopt A River Project with the Tippecanoe River, learn about Alley Kat's Curiosity Shoppe, and more! Tune in now to get your weekly fill of GOOD News. Share your Lifelines (good news stories) and other great news stories at: Share@GreatNews.Life and check out our sites: NWI.Life, Valpo.Life, Portage.Life and LaPorteCounty.Life.

Santino & Dayne catch up on the latest news about useless senate hearings, voting tips for LA, announce new Failure Made Monsters music, and later discuss toilet training selfish lovers with model, Alley Kat, in episode 15 of the FM Monsters Weekly Live Cast! Fully interactive and always entertaining, come and cause some trouble with us LIVE every Friday at 6pm PST.

Alley Kat's Razzykat Raspberry Sour twists a few necks, and gets mixed reviews. This episode sponsored by a neighbor.

Thank you for toning to another episode of Key to Life Podcast. As always thank you to our sponsor Alley Kat. Alley Kat is a local food truck here in Johnson City TN located on 458 W Walnut right next to JRH brewing. They have great Phillies sandwiches and wings. For sure a spot you want to check if you are from Johnson or from out of town. In this episode we are continue or leadership development with implementing change. We are honored to have Reverend Vincent Dial on the podcast to teach us great ways go about creating change. We focus on things currently going on and how it is causing a big division in todays society. Dial is a great man fill with wisdom and does a great job sharing his past, present and future. This podcast has a lot of leadership skills teaching to help you lead people to success. Reverend Dial has been in many leadership roles and knows what he is talking about. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today Andrew is joined by Cam and Zane, new owners of Alley Kat Brewery. They chat about the challenges of taking over an existing brand, and their journey from bean counters to brewery owners. Show Notes: 00:53 - what Makes Alley Kat unique? 17:38 - Zane and Cam’s beer journey 33:07 - what would you like to see happen in AB beer? find us online @abbeerguide

Today Andrew is joined by Alberta brewing legend and hop father Neil, founder of Alley Kat Brewery. Neil talks about some gems from the AK back catalouge, and how to set up a brewing business when there aren’t many templates to follow. 01:16 - What makes Alley Kat unique? 08:34 - the canning line 11:42 - the line up 26:35 - How did you get into beer? 43:30 - What do you want to see happen in Alberta Beer? Find us on the internet @abbeerguide and @beerguide on tiktok

We are joined by Dannell Jamerson aka The Great D. Maurice: Poet, Entrepreneur, and Gentleman. The Alley Kat host discusses his poetic career, his multi-faceted business, and the favorite “dish” he just can’t live without!

This week on Let's Meet For A Beer are Hans Does and Matt Willerton of Lacombe's Blindman Brewing. Join us for a conversation about their history, their families, and their passions, which just like Blindman Brewing's beer, we are confident you will find reliably exciting.Blindman Brewing in Lacombe, Alberta was founded with a simple mission: bringing Alberta to another level in craft beer, and getting the best beer to the people. Hans was home brewing early test batches for Blindman all the way back in 2012, after having earned his Masters in Theology, spent time time picking cucumbers and living in a Monastery. Meanwhile Matt was discovering his place in the beer industry. Matt had previously spent some time working in an electrical business founded by his brother, and after realizing it wasn't right for him he began working at Alley Kat brewing in Edmonton. After just a few weeks on the job Matt knew that this was it.Hans has four children under the age of five, and continually praises the amazing team at Blindman that allows him to spend time with his family when it matters most. Matt on the other hand is a cat lover and says that Hans has had enough kids for the both of them. While Hans grew up just 1km away from where he lives now, Matt spent most of his life living in Edmonton but has fully embraced the small town life.letsmeetforabeer.comalbertabeerfestivals.comBlindman Brewing

This week on Let’s Meet For A Beer are Hans Does and Matt Willerton of Lacombe’s Blindman Brewing. Join us for a conversation about their history, their families, and their passions, which just like Blindman Brewing’s beer, we are confident you will find reliably exciting. Blindman Brewing in Lacombe, Alberta was founded with a simple mission: bringing Alberta to another level in craft beer, and getting the best beer to the people. Hans was home brewing early test batches for Blindman all the way back in 2012, after having earned his Masters in Theology, spent time time picking cucumbers and living in a Monastery. Meanwhile Matt was discovering his place in the beer industry. Matt had previously spent some time working in an electrical business founded by his brother, and after realizing it wasn’t right for him he began working at Alley Kat brewing in Edmonton. After just a few weeks on the job Matt knew that this was it. Hans has four children under the age of five, and continually praises the amazing team at Blindman that allows him to spend time with his family when it matters most. Matt on the other hand is a cat lover and says that Hans has had enough kids for the both of them. While Hans grew up just 1km away from where he lives now, Matt spent most of his life living in Edmonton but has fully embraced the small town life. letsmeetforabeer.comalbertabeerfestivals.com Blindman Brewing

Neil Herbst, co-owner of Edmonton original Alley Kat Brewing is our guest this week. Neil discusses the history of Alley Kat, one of Alberta's oldest breweries operating today, as well as his life growing up in rural Alberta, his time working with the provincial government, and the unique advantages of having a spouse as a business partner.Growing up on a farm just outside of Warner, Alberta gives Neil an edge, he's able to fix stuff and problem solve, and he's got an intimate familiarity with the ingredients right from the ground up. Neil and his original co-founders were inspired to found Alley Kat by the craft beer renaissance going on in the US at the time. As an avid home brewer, and looking to leave his job with the provincial government for something more hands-on, Alley Kat was one of the first dozen breweries in the province, compared to over 150 today.We don't like to shy away from mistakes on this podcast, and Neil shares his favourite: re-tooling Full Moon Pale into an IPA, a move which culminated bringing back the original recipe and a #BlameNeil party!This episode we also hear about Mark's theory about the three types of breweries, sales-first, science-first, and marketing-first. Breweries need to be doing all three, but Mark frequently finds that one in particular stands out as a focus for most. As Neil points out, there's a fourth option missing from the spectrum… beer-drinking first!letsmeetforabeer.comalbertabeerfestivals.comAlley Kat Brewing

Neil Herbst, co-owner of Edmonton original Alley Kat Brewing is our guest this week. Neil discusses the history of Alley Kat, one of Alberta’s oldest breweries operating today, as well as his life growing up in rural Alberta, his time working with the provincial government, and the unique advantages of having a spouse as a business partner. Growing up on a farm just outside of Warner, Alberta gives Neil an edge, he’s able to fix stuff and problem solve, and he’s got an intimate familiarity with the ingredients right from the ground up. Neil and his original co-founders were inspired to found Alley Kat by the craft beer renaissance going on in the US at the time. As an avid home brewer, and looking to leave his job with the provincial government for something more hands-on, Alley Kat was one of the first dozen breweries in the province, compared to over 150 today. We don’t like to shy away from mistakes on this podcast, and Neil shares his favourite: re-tooling Full Moon Pale into an IPA, a move which culminated bringing back the original recipe and a #BlameNeil party!This episode we also hear about Mark’s theory about the three types of breweries, sales-first, science-first, and marketing-first. Breweries need to be doing all three, but Mark frequently finds that one in particular stands out as a focus for most. As Neil points out, there’s a fourth option missing from the spectrum… beer-drinking first! letsmeetforabeer.com albertabeerfestivals.com Alley Kat Brewing

On This Week Episode: Join The Girls As Tee Try To Figure Out Her Life As A "Suga Baby" & Triccee Thinks She May Have The Solution To Help 21 Savage,...#WeSayWhatWeWantIG: @podcazum_podcastEM: Podcazumpodcast2@gmail.comSupport the show (https://linktr.ee/podcazum_podcast)

Icy beers and icebergs, this week on Terra Informa we’re sharing two archive pieces. First, Terra Informer Nicole Wiart, a self-proclaimed beer-lover, talks to Neil Herbst, the co-owner of local Edmonton microbrewery Alley Kat about the challenges to their business’s sustainability efforts and with some University of Alberta experts on barriers to sustainability for small […]

Today Andrew sits down with Tim, Production Manager at Alley Kat Brewing Co. Tim and Andrew chat about the Alberta brewing pioneer, as well as his own introductions to beer, and what drew him to the beer scene, and what inspired him to go pro.  Show Notes: 00:58 - What makes Alley Kat unique? 02:50 - Beer of the Year 05:00 - Dragon Series 08:17 - What got you into beer? 13:58 - Hopfenzwickel/beer styles 19:00 - Back Alley Series 28:17 - Pilot System Policy 37:30 - Agressive Industry Expansion 40:51 - What would you like to see in Alberta Beer?

Rican McGusty AKA DJ Big Reeks of The Waxaholics discusses his niche for playing vinyl records, streaming music, Drake and why his weekly events at The Alley Kat and Etta's Little Kitchen are such a hit.

This episode we’re joined by Brian Westcott former Alley Kat brewer and now head brewer at Winnipeg’s soon-to-be-open Barn Hammer Brewing. We talked about the burgeoning Winnipeg beer scene, building-a-brewery-problems and heard some of the plans Barn Hammer has in store for Winnipeg’s beer fans! Show Notes 00:00 – Introduction 00:45 – Black Kettle Scottish Ale 04:30 […] The post Episode 136: Barn Hammer Brewing & Black Kettle Scottish Ale appeared first on Pub Chat.

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Our second-last show and the support from all the musicians and their fans speaks for itself.  Thank you everyone... thank you!

This perfect, hot summer's day was followed by the comraderie and fellowship of our community of musicians, and nothing could have been better.  Thanks to everyone for sharing your time and talent, and a sincerely appreciative nod to guest host Tim Chesterton for covering for Rhea, who needed a break after spending 2 full days of volunteering with the fine performers in the U22 repertoire.

An absolutely incredible display of talent with an amazingly appreciative and supportive audience.  Thank you all for sharing your time and your talent with us, and never stop believing in the magic of music...

Tonight we celebrated Father's Day with songs about dads and songs performed with Dad, and a recognition of the values and habits that we've learned from our dads that make us who we are!  Thankfully baldness come from mom's side of the family... listen and you too will believe in the undeniable magic of music!

Energetic and touching, tonight's performances featured some impressive new talent and the continuing refinement of the craft of songwriting and performance from our favourite artists!  There is magic in music, and you'll find it here week after week.  See you again next time!

Lots of fun with some newcomers and folks we haven't seen for a while.  Guest opener Ty Cerda gave a preview of his upcoming show and Rob Heath closed the show with a great performance of two new songs and a favourite from his recent album.  Hey everyone, keep believing in the magic of music!

The energy in tonight's performances is matched only by the enthusiasm of our fans and guests.  Thanks to everyone for coming out and for supporting original tuned in Edmonton!

We're pretty sure the snow is gone for good (well at least until September) and it's time for some summertime fun! The hulbert's patio is revved up and the talent is in full bloom!  Thanks to all the newcomers for checking us out and sharing your time and your talent and we look forward to seeing you again soon!

A beautiful long-weekend evening to welcome some incredible new talent and our best friends and favourite artists. Thanks for being a part of our community and for contributing your time and talent!  And welcome to the kats at Alley Kat for being our new sponsors -- we're glad to have you on board!