Podcast appearances and mentions of amanda doughty

Miles Griffin and Amanda Doughty currently live on 20 acres in Twisp, Washington. Amanda is alicensed therapist, who works off the farm full-time but loves a good Saturday weeding session. Miles is the owner and operator of Posterity Farm, producing pastured turkeys, wholesale organic garlic, and diversified vegetables. Miles and Amanda find deep interest in the intersection of their professions, especially the contrast between the risk factors that farmers face and the inherent therapeutic benefits of their practices. Miles and Amanda hope to one day use their experiences to develop a farm therapyprogram that reduces stigma around mental health and addresses food insecurity, community-building, and job training. If you are interested in learning more about their farm you can visit posterityfarm.com or email them at eatforposterity@gmail.com.A note: this episode discusses topics related to suicide and mental health. Please take care of yourself and your needs before you listen, as you listen and as you process this conversation.At the end of the episode you will hear from Chandler Briggs, of Hayshaker Farm, who introduces you to Justin McClane. Justin was a farmer and an active member of the WA Young Farmers Coalition and died by suicide. His death was a wake-up call for the chapter and the community. Justin continues to impact the work of WA Young Farmers and his contribution inspired us to center care as one of our foundational values. Amanda wanted to share the following resources with folks in the audience who want to access more resources for mental wellness: National Suicide Hotline 1-800-273-8255 Crisis Text Line - text “help” to 741741 Telehealth platforms: -Ginger.io -Talkspace -BetterHelp For more on the WAYFC Farmer Mental Health Bill: https://www.washingtonyoungfarmers.org/hb2671 Music credit to Made By Finja by Sascha Ende Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6171-made-by-finja License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/To join the National Young Farmers Coalition, visit youngfarmers.org/join

(Originally published April 5th, 2018) Eps. 81 - Nick G. invites Chris Galluccio from ThoughtsWordsActions.com to dive deep into the brain of a successful solopreneur and see what makes him tick. Nick G. is about to take an even bigger step into the world of the side hustle and the fear of success has got him thinking how big can this all get if he does it right? Only time and a lot of hard work will tell.  Some podcast friends we mentioned on the show, and sorry Harry for the mistake in the title of your show. I am an addict though: Harry Durran, creator/host of Podcast Junkies https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-junkies-interviews-conversations-inspiring/id860270150?mt=2 and FullCast.Co http://fullcast.co Amanda Doughty, creator and host of the Great Beer Adventure podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/great-beer-adventure/id1007008056?mt=2 With all the work we put into the show, every little bit helps so check out our new PATREON page and make a donation to the show and win a reward in the process. https://www.patreon.com/thedependentindependent SHARE, RATE, SUBSCRIBE & DOWNLOAD PAST EPISODES on any podcast player on Android or iOS.  FOLLOW the SHOW on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDependentIndependentPodcast/ LET'S personally CONNECT on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nick.goblirsch.52 Learn more about audio and social video @ www.thedependentindependent.com and Dependent Independent Productions https://www.facebook.com/thedependentindependent/ And join the Dependent Independent Community on Instagram @Dependent_Nick

Nick G. invites Chris Galluccio from ThoughtsWordsActions.com to dive deep into the brain of a successful solopreneur and see what makes him tick. Nick G. is about to take an even bigger step into the world of the side hustle and the fear of success has got him thinking how big can this all get if he does it right? Only time and a lot of hard work will tell.  Some podcast friends we mentioned on the show, and sorry Harry for the mistake in the title of your show. I am an addict though: Harry Durran, creator/host of Podcast Junkies https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-junkies-interviews-conversations-inspiring/id860270150?mt=2 and FullCast.Co http://fullcast.co Amanda Doughty, creator and host of the Great Beer Adventure podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/great-beer-adventure/id1007008056?mt=2 With all the work we put into the show, every little bit helps so check out our new PATREON page and make a donation to the show and win a reward in the process. https://www.patreon.com/thedependentindependent SHARE and RATE our show!   The TDI Podcast can be downloaded and streamed on almost every podcast player out there, on both Android and iOs. TO MAKE IT EASY TO FIND, click on these links to find the show on: iTunes, Stitcher, Overcast, Our Host Feed on LIBSYN.Com, & GooglePlay Store  FOLLOW THE COMMUNITY on FACEBOOK at the The Dependent Independent Podcast Page  SUBSCRIBE to our YOUTUBE Channel! We have past MiniSodes every other Thursday. Check out Nick G.'s SUBSCRIBER videos on our YouTube Channel on The Dependent Independent Podcast YouTube Channel Follow Nick G. on Twitter: @Dependent_Nick  Email the Show @ thedependentindependent@gmail.com 

Amanda’s podcasting journey   Amanda has just reached her 2nd podcast anniversary for her current show, Great Beer Adventure. However, it was nearly 3 years ago that she started looking at podcasting. She was a teacher, feeling depressed with a very long commute. Her husband recommended listening to Serial, and then one day said to her, ‘You could do this. You could make a podcast.’ Amanda says she never does anything by half so she dived full on into the deep end.   She always teaches herself how to do things before showing others that she’s working on it, so Amanda actually had a starter podcast that she published called Dear Diary. It was her talking into a microphone, learning the process of editing and uploading, but she has long since deleted it. Somebody told her early on that ‘your first podcast will die’ so the purpose of that first podcast was really just to be a practice and to kill it off once she knew what she was doing.   Wanting to go after something she felt passionate about, once she was comfortable, Amanda started Great Beer Adventure in 2015. These days, she is no longer teaching and spends her days doing podcast- and beer-related things fulltime. The podcast itself isn’t a full-time job but Amanda also does social media for a malt company, is putting together an event for beer geeks, and is helping Jessica Kupfermann with a program. Without the podcast none of that would be possible and she’s glad she’s been able to make up her own job.   Podcasting in the wild   First and foremost, Amanda makes a point to go where her people are. She calls it ‘podcasting in the wild’. The show is about people’s stories and their passions around craft beer and she’s talked to everybody in the industry, from malstsers, hops farmers, brewers and the people that clean the tap lines. She wants them to feel the most comfortable so they’ll tell her their innermost fears and joys—if she can make somebody cry, she gets excited—so she has recorded in hops fields, warehouses, breweries, tap rooms and bars. The only thing that ever gets recorded not out in the wild is the intro and outros, and occasionally a special episode via Skype.   Amanda has two set ups of equipment for this type of podcasting. If she’s recording an interview, she’ll set up her ZoomH6 with either ATR2100 or ATR2005 microphones on barrels or tabletops. Alternatively, at events, she uses a leather harness with a mic and Zoom H2N so she can do vox pop (she said popvoxing…but I think it’s supposed to be voxpop?) clips with various people at the event. The feedback from listeners is that they like this because the mics pic up both the voices and the ambiance sounds. Listeners feel like they’re at the event. Plus, in recording on location, the guests feel more comfortable so Amanda finds she is able to get past the PR jargot pretty quickly. It’s been a wonderful way to get to know people.   Despite the name of the show, the guests don’t necessarily talk about the beer that much. Amanda is also clear that the show isn’t about reviewing the beer or talking about the flavors. It’s about the stories behind the beer and the passion people bring to this industry. She’s working on having some different segments and including different voices, including working with correspondents to bring in breweries from all around the world.   The evolution of the show notes   Amanda has done a bunch of different things with the show notes. She says she has done what you’re supposed to do, what she wanted to do and then threw all of that into the fan and let I come out the otherside. Now she gives the raw audio to her editor and instead of just recapping the show, he makes the show notes into more of a story. The blog post that accompanies each episode includes his reaction to the episode. It’s a little deeper than the traditional bullet points or paragraphs people are used to.   Amanda’s goals for the show   Amanda has two main goals for the show. Firstly, she has an insatiable curiosity and wants to know how everything works, so she’s loved being able to do that. Secondly, her goal is to help people learn all that goes into their craft beer, and help new people find and learn to love craft beer. If you like coffee or wine or spirits, there are different beers out there for you.   To do all the recording on location, there is obviously a lot of travel involved. Amanda’s first step was to ‘take Maine by storm’ and at this point she feels she has done that. There are over 90 breweries in the state and although she hasn’t featured all of them, she’s covered a lot.   Engage with your audience where they are   The next step is to take on the world, which means more travel outside of Maine. Whenever she goes to events she will visit breweries and bring her microphone. Recently Amanda went to MAPCON (Mid Atlantic Podcast Conference) in Philly and on the way she visited breweries in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Similarly, she’s done some day trips to New Hampshire and also recorded in Orlando on a trip to PodFest.   Amanda also utilizes correspondents from around the world so that she can share the stories of craft beer from places she can’t travel herself. She encourages people to talk to their local brewers and the people in the tap rooms, to get to know them and submit a 7 – 10 minute piece of audio.    That’s also her advice to other podcasters: find ways to engage with your audience where they are physically located. Think about how you can actually get out there and get out of your own comfort zone!   Find out more from Amanda:   You can follow Amanda on Instagram @greatbeeradventure or find out more on the website, www.GreatBeerAdventure.com  

Clay Groves is host of the Fish Nerds Fishing podcast, an ice fishing guide, and a grant writer based out of New Hampshire. Although he and co-founder Dave Kellum started the podcast in 2013, they first started Fish Nerds in 2011 as a writing project with the hope of publishing a book about catching and eating every fresh water fish in New Hampshire. Even though the book project never materialized, it did grow into the Fish Nerds Fishing podcast and with over 170 episodes under his belt, Clay has found a very specific and niche topic that has proven to catch his audience’s attention. 03:58 - The backstory behind the Fish Nerds and the Fish Nerds Fishing podcast 07:35 - MAPCON: Clay’s first experience with a podcasting conference 08:51 - Clay’s background in education and his opinion on conferences in the education space and how MAPCON compares to them 10:05 - What he thinks about the podcast community at MAPCON 11:25 - Road trip adventures with Podcast Junkies episode 136 guest, Amanda Doughty 12:05 - How he met Amanda and their collaborations 13:01 - Making friends through podcasting 13:33 - How using Patreon has greatly helped him with podcasting 17:48 - How to get the most out of a service like Patreon 22:33 - Advertising his ice fishing guide business on his podcast 22:51 - Some of the challenges of podcasting while ice fishing 24:28 - What people are mostly surprised about with ice fishing 26:07 - The sustainability behind ice fishing 27:09 - How thick the ice has to be for ice fishing, snowmobiles, trucks, and airplanes 29:51 - How he feels about getting paid for ice fishing and what he’s doing to grow his business 32:39 - Clay shares one of his most memorable fishing stories 37:34 - People’s natural tendency to help others who are in a bad situation 40:03 - How he got into teaching 41:56 - How he almost had a career in the music industry and when Nirvana stunk 44:51 - The How to Play Guitar with Clay podcast - good or bad idea? 46:18 - Why he likes trying new stuff and the different things he’s done 49:11 - His daughter’s acting endeavors 52:36 - Allowing your children the freedom to explore different interests 54:58 - What he’s changed his mind about recently 58:11 - The one most misunderstood thing about him 01:01:01 - Clay talks about the time he first heard about me and Podcast Junkies Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/clay-groves-interview★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Amanda Doughty is the creator of the Great Beer Adventure podcast and a craft beer connoisseur. She travels with beer (sometimes on planes) to help show people just how great it is and documenting her adventures through her podcast. The Great Beer Adventure Podcast is more than just a tasting show, it dives deep into the hows and whys of craft brewing while spotlighting the individuals responsible for contributing to this growing movement. 06:45 - Why she loves podcasting, craft beer and why she travels with beer 08:02 - Her plans to start a TV show about craft beer 10:35 - How her TV show would be different than other craft beer shows 15:30 - My artsy Vampire movie picks 17:23 - Stephen King fun fact and my love of his books 19:45 - Crossing state lines with alcohol and Maine’s role in Prohibition 23:38 - The reason she started the Great Beer Adventure podcast 24:25 - How to seal your cooler when flying 25:29 - Why it’s difficult to get a beer company to sponsor her podcast 29:13 - The advertisers that are the best match for her show 33:14 - Her podcast gear 35:27 - The two different types of events she attends to showcase her podcast 38:34 - The time I interviewed Danny Peña and the Gamertag Radio crew at CBS Studios 40:07 - The best ever Show Notes and how she uses social media to grow her platform 42:39 - Her thoughts on collaborating with other beer podcasts 47:45 - Edible six-pack beer rings 53:26 - Her first beer story 59:13 - What sets the Great Beer Adventure apart from other beer shows 01:02:28 - The one most misunderstood thing about her 01:04:51 - What she’s changed her mind about recently Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/amanda-doughty-interview★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

      Today on the podcast my guest Amanda Dought from greatbeeradventure.com. We talk about being parents  beer and showing your kids, it's ok to reach for your dream. Also, let your Freak flag fly. It's ok to be different. Links: greatbeeradventure.com greatbeeradventure.com contact page    

What is a breakfast beer? Amanda Doughty from the Great Beer Adventure Podcast joins us for a morning happy hour to fill us in on this whole breakfast beer thing. During a witty poolside conversation Amanda lays down some righteous 411 that will help you drink better beer, anytime, anywhere. Raise your glasses and breakfast sandwiches, because it’s not five o’clock and, well, we don’t care!   Show notes and links here   Amanda Doughty, Great Beer Adventure, Podcast, Breakfast Beer

Highlights:   How I got into bullet journaling #bujo Thank you, Elsie! Before bullet journal #bebujo What makes a bullet journal different Why the index is such a game changer How The Happiness Project inspired my habit tracker chart Ben Franklin's 13 Virtues chart My search for a doable charting system My advice for how to use your bullet journal How I use my bullet journal The Five Minute Journal questions Keeping it free… How I do my Habit Tracker Chart My new habit My new month routine What's so great about the actual journals Heather says Leuchtturm about 6 times…http://amzn.to/2m010rZ Jar of Awesome It's your thing. Do what you wanna do. Daddy! The bullet journal is like the pocket journal. What you track, grows. Benefits of bullet journaling How to get started bullet journaling How I draw my habit chart Podfest My listener Laura and I met on a plane! Shout outs to fellow podcasters: Steph and Val at Wine to Five, Sarah at Simple Change, Honor Knight of the Soiled Restroom Cinema Podcast, Copper Yuenger of Life Under the Laundry Pile, Amanda Doughty of The Great Beer Adventure, Brian Musial of Health Geeks Radio, Ryan Gray of the PreMed Years, Jeff Sanders of the 5 AM Miracle, Jessica Kupferman and Elsie Escobar of She Podcasts, Deb Williams of Financial Karma, Katie Krimitsos of Biz Women Rock, Jessica Rhodes of Interview Connections, and Tina Dietz of The Start Something Show   Books and Resources Mentioned In This Episode:   Shownotes: www.happinessmama.com/19 The journal I use is here www.bulletjournal.com The Productive Woman Podcast The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin Ovusoft Oracle cards Tim Ferriss's podcast: http://tim.blog/podcast/ The Five Minute Journal   Quotes   “Daily journaling helps me stay sane and happy.”   “You do deserve happiness, and you can live the life you desire, in total alignment with your values, dreams, and goals.”   Spread the Word:   If you enjoyed the podcast and want to help other mamas be happier, too, visit iTunes or Stitcher and kindly leave me a rating, review, and subscribe. More ratings and reviews lead to more eyes and ears seeing and hearing the podcast. Thank you!   How to Subscribe to the Happiness Mama Podcast:   Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS Click here to subscribe via Stitcher   Stay in Touch:   Never miss an episode! Thank you so much for listening! I hope this podcast helps you be a little bit happier, and remember, self-care is not selfish, it's essential.

We're finally having the all ladies edition of Podcasters' Roundtable! Elsie Escobar will be taking over the hosting seat and she'll be joined by a fantastic line-up of her podcasting peers.  More and more podcasts are taking their show on the road, from conferences to on site celebrity interviews, bar crawls and sporting events. What are the types of equipment you need to make your onsite episodes shine? What kind of prep work is necessary before taking the show on the road? How do you land those celebrity interviews for upcoming conferences in your niche? The discussion on this week's Podcasters' Roundtable will be surprising as it's coming from a completely different POV that hasn't been voiced in this exact way, ever. Join Elsie Escobar, Krystal O'Connor, Amanda Doughty, Karly Nimmo, and Barbara Edelman for an all women Podcasters' Roundtable as they discuss everything from workflow to equipment, challenges and more. You can subscribe to the episode mailing list to get new Rounds delivered to your inbox automatically. Sign up, if you'd like to appear on a future Round. Thanks and I can't wait to see you at the Roundtable!  

Curvists! As I aim to inspire you to pursue your own dreams, I thank you for coming with me on this episode through a milestone in my own journey: my first podcasting convention, Podfest 2017!! Podfest was three equally exhilarating and exhausting days of being completely immersed in my own slice of heaven. I got to mingle with my peers, meet my idols, and experience some very significant, life-altering moments. Through this episode, you will get to meet many of the people who made my experience so special as they share with my why podcasting is their passion and where they are on that journey. Along the way, we will pull out some great nuggets of both inspiration and actionable items to motivate and help YOU on your journey! And, regarding the future of this show, I have made a promise to a podcasting legend that affects you all. I have committed to changing the show's release schedule to the 1st and 15th of every month. Yes, this means fewer episodes; but, it will also mean BETTER episodes. So, this is officially the first release in that new schedule. (I told you I would keep my promise, Glenn!!) If you are looking for a particular shared snippet, look for these timestamps: 19:57: Jared Easley 25:14: Dr. Ryan Gray 26:51: Danny "Godfree" Pena 32:23: Heather Sudbrock and De'Nicea Hilton 37:15: Jessica Rhodes and Amanda Doughty 42:50: James VanProoyen 45:59: Nicole Welch 48:54: Chris and Lazaro 1:03:15: Elsie Escobar 1:09:38: Gabe Aluisy and Glenn the Geek 1:14:29: Lily Wong 1:18:04: Chris Krimitsos 1:34:31: Receiving my first podcasting award from the ladies of She Podcasts!! Thank you again to Chris Krimitsos and the entire Podfest US team--especially the Pay-it-Forward crew. And, thanks so much to all of you for listening. Remember to find you passion and do your thing with the Curve the Cube podcast!! Follow Podfest US on: Facebook | Twitter Enjoy!! (Have feedback? Please email me at CurveTheCube@gmail.com.) Music Beds courtesy of DJ John Hitta!!! To stay up on the latest with my guests, follow Curve the Cube on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Tumblr | Pinterest | YouTube Copyright Flint Stone Media, LLC 2017.

On this episode of Me Myself and I Radio Anthony Hayes is joined by guest Amanda Doughty. Amanda Doughty is the host of a wicked awesome podcast about BEER! Yes it is true Amanda is every mans dream, but back off this is my drinking buddy for today!My co-pilot on today's self discovery journey is a fellow podcaster and beer enthusiast. She hosts great Beer Adventure, a podcast that examines the stories behind the craft brewing industry.Listen as we explore the Me (Past) Myself (Present) and I (Future) Elements of Amanda Doughty; Podcaster from The Great Beer Adventure Podcast.Amanda Doughty let's get into Me Myself and I shall we...?Connect with Amanda:http://greatbeeradventure.com/hi@greatbeeradventure.comhttp://twitter.com/GreatBeerAdvhttps://www.facebook.com/greatbeeradventure/Music provided with permission from Lovestruck Robot by Jace Magee. http://www.lovestruckrobot.comVoiceover from: Spike Real The Big Voice http://cmo247.com/SpikeRealShow Notes/Blog:http://memyselfandiradio.com/amandaSPECIAL OFFER: http://www.bit.ly/sciencepaperbackhttp://www.biy.ly/sciencekindlehttp://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support

On this episode of Me Myself and I Radio Anthony Hayes is joined by guest Amanda Doughty. Amanda Doughty is the host of a wicked awesome podcast about BEER! Yes it is true Amanda is every mans dream, but back off this is my drinking buddy for today!My co-pilot on today's self discovery journey is a fellow podcaster and beer enthusiast. She hosts great Beer Adventure, a podcast that examines the stories behind the craft brewing industry.Listen as we explore the Me (Past) Myself (Present) and I (Future) Elements of Amanda Doughty; Podcaster from The Great Beer Adventure Podcast.Amanda Doughty let's get into Me Myself and I shall we...?Connect with Amanda:http://greatbeeradventure.com/hi@greatbeeradventure.comhttp://twitter.com/GreatBeerAdvhttps://www.facebook.com/greatbeeradventure/Music provided with permission from Lovestruck Robot by Jace Magee. http://www.lovestruckrobot.comVoiceover from: Spike Real The Big Voice http://cmo247.com/SpikeRealShow Notes/Blog:http://memyselfandiradio.com/amandaSPECIAL OFFER: http://www.bit.ly/sciencepaperbackhttp://www.biy.ly/sciencekindlehttp://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support

Get our She Podcasts Products for 40% off until 2/10/2017! Use coupon code B5 over here!  Save the Dates: February 23–25 in Florida for the 1st ever She Podcasts EVENT PodFusion via Podfest! GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Support our Patreon page! Communicate with us via Twitter by using the hashtag #AskSheP and of course follow us on Twitter   Show 129 Super Quick Re-cap! Two year old chaos and should we stop chatting about our personal lives? We discuss Hey guys, if you want to work with us at Podfusion, you can email us at info@shepodcsats.com News Given our political environment, should we take part? What about how the culture in which you were raised affects your current ways to make choices? Elsie goes into the weeds about cyber psychology and how it affects our decisions and our society Jess’s empowered asperger’s fueled rant on people telling others what to do and common sense Speaking out is a skill that needs to be practiced, highlighted by the Mae story When do we start to make our own educated choices, and at what point, should there be a deeper conversation about the world and the difference between facts and opinion with our kids We all have different life experiences - people are complicated - we can all make the choice we feel is the choice Hey folks. We have a sale. And we are donating 10% of our sales to The United State of Women (hat tip to Amanda Doughty!) Tips! John our amazing editor from Audio Editing Solutions comes in to share a super cool tool tip: Duet Weird and Wild Show of The Week The Purrrcast and yes, it’s exactly what you think it is Jessica’s Pet Peeves - as a leader, stop instigating people to ACT RIGHT NOW!!! If you have a question about Podfusion, especially if YOU should attend or not, give us send an email over! info@shepodcasts.com Links mentioned by Jess and Elsie! Leave us feedback via Speakpipe! Should your company protest? - Chris Brogan Your business must speak up - Jackie Johnstone Should your business respond? - Brigitte Lyons Elizabeth Cronise McLaughlin Facebook Post on the #resistance The Cyber Effect The Best “Second Screen” App for iPad - Duet The Purrrcast: Casting Purrs Over the Internet via Podcast Elsie on My Worst Interview Ever Elsie’s Emergency Excitement’s latest personal issue She Podcasts thank-you to our community helpers! Our editor John from Audio Editing Solutions. He is so good you need to hire him STAT! Rebecca Council from CLR Virtual Connections Darlene from DarleneVictoria.com Shop for your podcasting education! The She Podcasts Shop Get your FREE How To Podcast tutorial! Help Us Spread The Word! It would be stellar if you shared She Podcasts with your fellow women podcasters on twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If this episode got you all fired up, head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to She Podcasts! Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher Feedback + Promotion for Women Podcasters You can ask your questions, comment below, go to the She Podcasts Facebook group and even share your promos for your podcast! Let your voice be heard. Send it all to feedback@shepodcasts.com  

In this episode of the Brand X Podcast John and Deuce discuss: Man, has technology changed in the last 35 years. Deuce need thermal imaging paper and finds out he’s buying a new plain paper fax machine. John Tells why he hates Sirius Radio. John tells Jason from Three is Comedy that he never has to apologize for razzing John. John gets it and is a fan. Deuce love craft beer and his friend brought over a life changing Oatmeal Stout. John edits Amanda Doughty’s Great Beer Adventure podcast and afterward he wants to go get some pub food and have a beer. A dry town in our area has just voted to serve alcohol because of a new brewery that has just opened. Podcasters enjoyed how we took Crime and Cocktails to task in the last episode, No response from Crime and Cocktails yet. Should we get a phone number for the fans not to use? John was talking about the Bold and Belligerent Podcast. Luke made a bet that he wouldn’t curse for the rest of the podcast. Luke did curse. John and a bunch of other listeners dimed him out. And luke have to pay up on their Christmas episode. When the Show comes back live we are going to play the Crutch Word Challenge Drinking game. John is worried. Back in the day drunk stories. John’s cure for the common cold; 8 shots of Jack Daniels and 8 heaping tablespoons of fresh horseradish. The night of drunken fights. John and Sandy Deuce’s road rage John’s road rage. Deuce was looking at old pictures before gray hair. Gray hair sucks. Oh, and losing your hair sucks too. To find other great independent podcasts search the hashtag #Podernfamily Thank you so much for listening. If you enjoyed the episode, please SUBSCRIBE in iTunes and leave a rating and or review. This helps the show rank higher in iTunes search results! Please, we would love it if you joined in on the conversation! Find us on: Twitter Facebook Instagram Deuce on Twitter John on Twitter

Episode 106 is our second round of beers with Great Beer Adventure host Amanda Doughty. Texian Brewing head brewer Caleb Wilson joins InterBrews host Josh Stewartin the Stew-dio to talk more Maine, beer and trains (and of course a little pro wrestling) with Amanda. This is InterBrews.

Amanda Doughty, the host of Great Beer Adventure podcast in Portland joins us to discuss beer, breweries, and life lessons while enduring our rambling about UFC 196, BJJ and much more. We guzzle lots of Bissell Bros beer and get down to business.    Twitter: @greatbeerwomen Website: www.greatbeeradventure.com