Podcasts about bill mcgeeney

Black is Beautiful, a name borrowed from a prior time and a movement celebrating pride and bringing awareness to continued disparities and police violence against people of color. Marcus Baskerville, co-founder of Weathered Souls Brewing Company, found himself brewing more than just a beer. He started a new movement, the Black is Beautiful fundraising effort to not only bring awareness to police brutality but to open people’s eyes to the lingering, sometimes more subtle, racism that surrounds us daily.I debated releasing this episode until I built the full show, which when initially planned would be a show focusing on this beer’s impact in Lansdale. For now, that’s on the backburner. Instead, I decided to get to know Baskerville. We hear his story to beer and how one missed protest drove him to build a movement. Round Guys Radio's Inside the Brewery is presented by Round Guys Brewing Company. This episode features host Bill McGeeney interviewing Marcus Baskerville. Follow this show on Apple Podcast, Google Play, and Sticher. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by following of Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio. Find this episode and more, order beer and food at RoundGuysBrewery.com. This episode uses creative commons music and sound effects with proper attribution as follows. Please consider supporting the show by subscribing and rate/reviewing each episode. First and foremost, special thanks to Hambone Relay for allowing us to use their music in this episode. Learn more about Hambone Relay at https://www.hambonerelay.com/. Attribution: Too Cool by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4534-too-cool License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Surface Level by Schematist | http://www.schematistmusic.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3791-furious-freak License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Sax, Rock, and Roll by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4324-sax-rock-and-roll License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Beauty Flow by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5025-beauty-flow License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Sound from Zapsplat.comSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Andross for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Andross for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.--------------Andross appeared on Round Guys Radio’s Music Mashtun episode this January. The show recorded in October prior to their upcoming performance at the Glenside Ale House's Acoustic Corner in Glenside, PA on 1/25/20 and the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company in Lansdale, PA on 1/26/20 with Cold Climb It, Bloom, For Lack of a Term.Thoughtful post-punk band with titles infused with cultural nostalgia from literature and video games, band members include guitarist and vocalist Tim Balch, guitarist and backing vocalist Chris Waters, bassist Drew Grahn, and drummer Tom Brucker. More than just pop-punk, Andross simply put is a band of smart individuals steeped in at times, surprisingly thoughtful rock. Lyrics occasionally lean political, including the song Pinko paying homage to Green Day's American Idiot. Song titles include allusions to literature, such as "Caligula Deleted Scene" and "the Great Panjandrum" alluding to the wall breaching explosive device of the same name."There's so much music, how do I stand out? People will be very narrow in their approach of songwriting." One way is through the use of creative videos, including the recently released video for "Arms Race" in July of 2019. And the polished release of The Great Panjandrum video in late 2018. The band also found solace in recording with legends.At the LumberYard studio in Hammonton, NJ, a studio project by renown front-men, Ace Enders (The Early November) and Nik Bruzzese (Man Overboard), Brucker recounts being molded into a stronger drummer by the former Man Overboard front man. During Arms Race, charged with competing ideas, they reaffirmed the original conclusion Find out more about Andross via Facebook and Andross's Bandcamp page. Be our Facebook Friend. Support the showSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Andross for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Jesse Gimbel and his highly talented but not named band for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Jesse Gimbel and his highly talented but not named band for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Jesse Gimbel and his highly talented but not named band for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Jesse Gimbel and his highly talented but not named band for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.--------------Jesse Gimbel appeared on Round Guys Radio’s Music Mashtun episode this November. The show recorded in October prior to Gimbel’s performance at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company in Lansdale, PA on 11/22/19 with My Familiar and Pulling Daisies.Best described as modern folk with mixtures with catchy pop-rock sounds, the band plays an eclectic sound driven by members Andy Williams (drummer), Robbie Simmons (bass), and Bianca Cevoli (keys). Gimbel maintains a notable regional name thanks in part due to the band’s impressive onstage presence but also from his very theatrical, diy approach to marketing. Gimbel describes building from scratch a scene where he drove a car into a lake for the ‘Move or Move On’ video.In the current environment, Gimbel feels it’s best to build innovate, catchy tracks over albums, which accordingly should narrate a complete musical story. To this end, the band focuses on building individual tracks specifically to deliver impressive stand alone sounds. In addition to making unique, folky music, Gimbel runs a basement studio where notable performers such as Victor Traps and Ryan Tennis have recorded. The Jesse Gimbel experience doesn’t solely derive from one man. It is an all hands on deck collaboration. Singer and keys, Bianca Cevoli maintains a longstanding college founded music related relationship with Gimbel. A lifelong guitarist, Cevoli, only took up keys as a serious endeavor after receiving the call to join Gimbel for his new project. She describes her role as multi-instrumental involving both keys and percussion, depending on the moment and the song. Meanwhile, bassist Simmons joined the band after responding to a post by Gimbel in need of a bass player for a gig on the self described world’s hottest day.Find out more about Jesse Gimbel via Facebook, JesseGimbel.com, and Jessie Gimbel’s bandcamp page. Also, be sure to check out his youtube site, where you can find special retooled versions of his songs listed as “Field Trips.” Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Jesse Gimbel and his highly talented but not named band for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Flute Raman Kalyan for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. This is actually Mama's first full show as host! Let's give her a big round of applause and listen in on a carnatic great! Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Flute Raman Kalyan for a special podcast and performance. Raman Kalyan started out learning traditional carnatic flute playing in his homeland of India. His silky playing style endeared him to elevate his abilities beyond the technical nature of traditional Indian sounds. While in America, he's performed in Miles from India, released numerous top ten albums on the Apple iTunes World Music charts, and worked as a leader in educating and developing budding musicians. His sounds are often considered meditative and will surely tug at your moods. This episode of Round Guys Radio is hosted jointly by Bill McGeeney, and by Mamata Tharima, whom also produced and engineered the episode. Let's give Mamata a big round of applause! Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com. Please leave a rating and review wherever you receive your podcasts! Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Flute Raman Kalyan for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. This is actually Mama's first full show as host! Let's give her a big round of applause and listen in on a carnatic great! Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Flute Raman Kalyan for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, and produced by Mamata Tharima. This is actually Mama's first full show as host! Let's give her a big round of applause and listen in on a carnatic great! Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Eric Torres, the man behind the Lansdale legend, Annie Christ, possesses a gentle demeanor, offset by a serious love of campy horror films and special effects. In this episode, we learn about just who Annie Christ is, where she came from, her job working make up in porn, what it's like to be a zombie-queen, and, of course, we dive in to the events that would propel Annie Christ as a name to hit national headlines prior to a planned Drag Storytime reading. Join host, Bill McGeeney, for a special interview with one of our most popular acts. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Two Rocks Rye for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, co-hosted by Steive William Johnson, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Two Rocks Rye performs at the Underground on Friday, October 11, 2019 with Sid Kingsley.From the Band:" “Everything Else” came about as a warmup groove, an attempt to get our juices flowing. As such, it works as a concoction of each member’s respective musical influences (and really brings the funk). It’s a tale of desired isolation and musical freedom, despite recognizing we all have busy lives. There’s this (the band and the art we love), and then there’s…everything else; it doesn’t get better than this."Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Two Rocks Rye for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, co-hosted by Steive William Johnson and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Two Rocks Rye performs at the Underground on Friday, October 11, 2019 with Sid Kingsley.From the Band:" What exactly is a “telejam”? Is it a group of musicians making and sharing music over the phone or internet? Is it a depiction of one screaming into the void, recognizing their lack of emotional reciprocation? Or is it simply a jam created on a Fender Telecaster? This song seems to suggest all the above, with an energy equivalent to driving 85mph on the freeway."Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Two Rocks Rye for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, co-hosted by Steive William Johnson, and is produced by Mamata Tharima. Special guest musician on drums is Steive William Johnson. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com. Two Rocks Rye performs at the Underground on Friday, October 11, 2019 with Sid Kingsley.From the Band:"One of our harder-rocking songs, “Cold Killers” depicts a hustling loose cannon and the damage inflicted on others, mirrored in its opening and battling harmonious guitar riff. Let’s just say the song’s subject was one cold killer, and the song’s driving energy and cold minor keys are meant to reflect just that." Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Two Rocks Rye to chat about their sound, their art, and their street pounding schedule. Two Rocks Rye might be one of the hardest working bands in the region, playing together nearly every weekend for a few years now. They found their roots in '90s rock inclusive of Pearl Jam and other '90s influences. Each member brings a bit of a twist and unique talent to the well molded sound, be it the influences from New Zealand born and raised guitarist, Ben Smith, or from, Brian Shaw, their drummer - a graphic designer by trade, who creates the art work for all album covers and promo materials. Be sure to catch Two Rocks Rye open at the Underground on Friday, October 11, 2019 with Sid Kingsley.Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, co-hosted by Steive William Johnson and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Two Rocks Rye for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, co-hosted by Steive William Johnson and produced by Mamata Tharima. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com. Two Rocks Rye performs at the Underground on Friday, October 11, 2019 with Sid Kingsley.From the Band:"Released as our first single, “Figure It Out” is the stylistic embodiment of Two Rocks Rye; it’s soulful, sometimes jazzy, and yet it still rocks. Much like the rest of our debut album Saving Claire, the song was a work-in-progress for nearly two years, and one of the earliest ones we’ve written. There’s a reason it served as that album’s opener, as it is both a musical and lyrical introduction to the brand that is Two Rocks Rye."Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Free Will Brewing Company cofounder, John Stemler shows us how early lessons learned running his father's construction business would later resonate as the strongest attributes of his brewery aspirations. Corning the market involves more than just great product but recognizing your limitations and building a positive working environment. Learn the story of one half of Free Will in these 30 minutes with host Bill McGeeney and, co-host, Patty DeCarsere. Credits: Mamata Tharima worked sound engineering and production on this episode. Please take a moment to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review! This Round Guys Radio episode is brought to you by RoundGuysBrewery.com. Learn more about upcoming events at the UndergroundLansdale.com. All music provided with permission to use by HamboneRelay.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Joe Six Pack, Don Russell of What's Brewing - now found on NBC Sports Philadelphia, Chad Balbi and Matt Kozar of Brewers in PA, join host Bill McGeeney as they discuss the rise of craft beer culture in a radically changing craft beer media market, the role of the current craft brewery vs. traditional bars, and where you need to find your next beer, in PA.Credits: Mamata Tharima worked sound engineering and production on this episode. Please take a moment to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review! This Round Guys Radio episode is brought to you by RoundGuysBrewery.com. Learn more about upcoming events at the UndergroundLansdale.com. All music provided with permission to use by HamboneRelay.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Julian XTRA for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, with special co-host Steive William Johnson, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Special guest musician on drums is Steive William Johnson. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.About the Song, per Julian XTRA:""Rat Race" embodies a more chaotic vibe; I wrote this upon moving to NYC - easily the busiest city in the nation. "Rat Race" is about exactly what it sounds like - keeping up with the rat race that is life." Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Up and coming hip hop star, Julian XTRA, stopped by the Underground in Lansdale. Julian, and his manager, Marilyn Reyes, join host Bill McGeeney and Steive William Johnson as they talk about the hip hop experience, conspiracy theories, among more. Round Guys Radio welcomed Julian XTRA for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, with special co-host Steive William Johnson, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Special guest musician on drums is Steive William Johnson. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Julian XTRA for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, with special co-host Steive William Johnson, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Special guest musician on drums is Steive William Johnson. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.About the Song, per Julian XTRA:""Planting Seeds" is a positive affirmation and larger statement about the power of manifestation. Each time you plant a seed, you're putting feelers out there to open your world to new opportunities and possibilities!"Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Round Guys Radio welcomed Julian XTRA for a special podcast and performance. Round Guys Radio is hosted by Bill McGeeney, with special co-host Steive William Johnson, and produced by Mamata Tharima. Special guest musician on drums is Steive William Johnson. Learn more about Round Guys Radio by listening wherever podcasts are found, or going to RoundGuysBrewery.com. Performances recorded at UndergroundLansdale.com.About the Song, per Julian XTRA:""Lil Intro Vert" channels that mood we've all experienced where you just don't want to leave the house; despite what's happening outside, you're not feeling social and would rather stay in."Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

The boys from the Victor Traps join host Bill McGeeney and cohost Steive William Johnson for an explosively rowdy time! Learn what makes this local pop punk band tick! The Victor Traps play at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company on February 8th. The Original Slacker Podcast is presented by Round Guys Brewing Company. More information about all things Round Guys Brewing Company can be found at RoundGuysBrewery.com. Find out more about the bird sounds via Soundbible.com. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

On this episode, host Bill McGeeney sat down with Tom and Kelly Weiss of Perkiomen Valley Brewery. Perkiomen Valley Brewery is a true purpose driven business, with the hope of providing awareness and acceptability to people with accessibility issues, including their two sons, while also specializing in small batch harvest beers. Perkiomen Valley Brewery is slated to open in the Summer of 2019 and will be located in Green Lane, PA. The Original Slacker Podcast is brought to you by Round Guys Brewing Company and recorded on site in the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. Find out more about Round Guys Brewing Company by going to RoundGuysBrewery.com! Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Joe Jack Talcum and the story of the Dead Milkmen as told by one of the front men, Joe Genaro, to host Bill McGeeney. Originally recorded under the show name the Original Slacker Podcast presented by Round Guys Brewing Company highlights stories from the brewing and music industries. This episode, we chat about the making of a legend and the eventual exhaustion of the band's enthusiasm for its special brand of pop punk. Episode credits: Kyle McCarthy for sound engineering, Mamata Tharima for production. Subscribe to the Podcast via Apple, Google Play, or Find us on Spotify via "Round Guys Brewing Company"Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Six piece folk band, My Familiar, brought their strings and harmonies to the Original Slacker Podcast. In this episode, host Bill McGeeney, and, co-host Steivan William Johnson, chat about Damien James's approach to music, including James's brilliantly composed solo album "Paper Cut World." James uses the same approach to compile My Familiar's first solo album, "Demons." In this podcast, My Familiar performs 'Demons,' 'Devil Horns and Halos,' and 'Close to the Light.' Find out more information about Round Guys Brewing Company by going to RoundGuysBrewery.com, search for "Round Guys Brewing Company" on Spotify to find out more information about Round Guys Radio. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Solo guitarist, singer-songwriter, Jason Ager brings an unexpected jovial sound to the often mellow singer-songwriter circuit. Intertwining smart story telling lyrics against creative guitar progressions, his sound layers with catchy sophistication. Listen in as we Ager shares how life opportunities, including a Fulbright Scholarship, enabled his current trajectory. Ager chatted with host, Bill McGeeney and recorded three songs.Credits: Mamata Tharima worked sound engineering and production on this episode. Please take a moment to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review! This Round Guys Radio episode is brought to you by RoundGuysBrewery.com. Learn more about upcoming events at the UndergroundLansdale.com. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Solo guitarist, singer-songwriter, Jason Ager brings an unexpected jovial sound to the often mellow singer-songwriter circuit. Intertwining smart story telling lyrics against creative guitar progressions, his sound layers with catchy sophistication. Listen in as we Ager shares how life opportunities, including a Fulbright Scholarship, enabled his current trajectory. Ager chatted with host, Bill McGeeney and recorded three songs.On Topic:Writing songs and your studentsSoux City SouxInspirations from ViennaAlways make them laugh, try to make them cry.A Brave New World vs. Fahrenheit 451"I want to be the George Carlin of Singer-Songwriters"Credits: Mamata Tharima worked sound engineering and production on this episode. Please take a moment to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review! This Round Guys Radio episode is brought to you by RoundGuysBrewery.com. Learn more about upcoming events at the UndergroundLansdale.com. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Solo guitarist, singer-songwriter, Jason Ager brings an unexpected jovial sound to the often mellow singer-songwriter circuit. Intertwining smart story telling lyrics against creative guitar progressions, his sound layers with catchy sophistication. Listen in as we Ager shares how life opportunities, including a Fulbright Scholarship, enabled his current trajectory. Ager chatted with host, Bill McGeeney and recorded three songs.Credits: Mamata Tharima worked sound engineering and production on this episode. Please take a moment to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review! This Round Guys Radio episode is brought to you by RoundGuysBrewery.com. Learn more about upcoming events at the UndergroundLansdale.com. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Solo guitarist, singer-songwriter, Jason Ager brings an unexpected jovial sound to the often mellow singer-songwriter circuit. Intertwining smart story telling lyrics against creative guitar progressions, his sound layers with catchy sophistication. Listen in as we Ager shares how life opportunities, including a Fulbright Scholarship, enabled his current trajectory. Ager chatted with host, Bill McGeeney and recorded three songs.Credits: Mamata Tharima worked sound engineering and production on this episode. Please take a moment to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review! This Round Guys Radio episode is brought to you by RoundGuysBrewery.com. Learn more about upcoming events at the UndergroundLansdale.com. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Scott Rudich, founder of Round Guys Brewing Company, joined host Bill McGeeney and, cohost, Patty Decasere to chat the then and now of Round Guys Brewing Company on its eve of its 7th Anniversary. Listen to hear about how Rich DiLiberto and Scott Rudich devised the company out of banter. Interested in building your own brewery? We talk marketing and market positioning. On Topic: Band or Brewery?Why Lansdale? Homebrew to Pro.How to be innovative in the age of redundant innovation?Market Positioning.Credits: Mamata Tharima worked sound engineering and production on this episode. Please take a moment to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review! This Round Guys Radio episode is brought to you by RoundGuysBrewery.com. Learn more about upcoming events at the UndergroundLansdale.com. All music provided with permission to use by HamboneRelay.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Josh Lampe, current President of Weyerbacher Brewery, joined host Bill McGeeney and, cohost, Patty Decasere discuss the then and now of Weyerbacher Brewery, distribution in the 2020s, tackle the hard issues of reorganization and strategic refocusing, and share one of Patty's first homebrews! Aspiring Brewers Alert! - This is a very business forward chat on the state of Weyerbacher, the state of the marketplace, and how breweries best must adapt to the current marketplace. Mamata Tharima worked sound engineering and production on this episode. Please take a moment to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review! This podcast episode is brought to you by RoundGuysBrewery.com. Learn more about upcoming events at the UndergroundLansdale.com. All music provided with permission to use by HamboneRelay.com.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Secret Nudist Friends, who might have one of our favorite names to date, are a "queer psychedelic rock band" featuring the creative geniuses of Matty Klausen, Missy Pidgeon, Brian Hulilhen, and Deb, showcase their uniqueness and commitment to making music that occasionally feels like a 60s-70s garage rock throwback. Featuring hosts, Bill McGeeney and Stieven William Johnson, this podcast also includes a full length track. The Original Slacker Podcast is presented by Round Guys Brewing Company and recorded at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. You can find out more about Round Guys Brewing Company at Undergroundlansdale.com Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Yards founder, Tom Kehoe, stopped in to chat with host Bill McGeeney and Round Guys Brewing Company founder, Scott Rudich, to the about current state of the marketplace, how Yard stays relevant on an ever changing scene, and a little piece about his acting career, plus much more! Music provided by Hambone Relay and Athensville. If you like the music on this episode please check out our Spotify Channel by searching "Round Guys Brewing Company." Find out more about Round Guys Brewing Company by visiting RoundGuysBrewery.comSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

The talented singer-songwriter, Rebecca Zimmerman joined host Bill McGeeney and co-host Steivan William Johnson to chat about what it's like being a singer-songwriter, as opposed to a full on band, how she gains inspiration in the studio, and share their fondness for taking landscape photos. Zimmerman performs three live songs recorded live for the podcast. Bird sounds provided by SoundBible.com. The Original Slacker Podcast is presented by Round Guys Brewing Company and is part of the Round Guys Brewing Company Radio network. Find out more about RoundGuysBrewery.com. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

The Underwater Robots join host Bill McGeeney and cohost Steivan William Johnson to chat about the evolution of friendships and a band, to find themselves to where they are today. Included in this episode are the tracks: Wasted Tuesday, Frank Sinatra and Ft. Knox. The Original Slacker Podcast is recorded live in the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. Find out more information about up this podcast and more, RoundGuysBrewery.comSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Road warriors, Hambone Relay, a three piece fusion-jazz-jam band from Philadelphia, joined host Bill McGeeney on the Original Slacker Podcast presented by Round Guys Brewing Company as they discussed among other topics, the Hammond B3 organ, starting up your own podcast, and life on the road. This podcast features clips from three songs by Hambone Relay. Be sure to check out their upcoming show at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company on April 12, 2019. All recordings are live and open to the public. Please see the Original Slacker Podcast's facebook page for full event schedules. All music performed by Hambone Relay recorded live at the Underground. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Ardmore based Athensville brings a retro-90s indy-alternative sound to the Philadelphia region. Fresh off of their studio release, Proper, band members discuss with host Bill McGeeney their 90s REM inspiration, share a tale of working the set of Baywatch, and tells us what it's like to record with 2 time Grammy Winning Producer, Glen Barratt at Morning Star Studios. Enjoy two full songs in this podcast, including 'And We Fell' and 'November's Call.' The Original Slacker Podcast is presented by Round Guys Brewing Company. Athensville performs their first show at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company on January 19th.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Brewers of Pennsylvania Executive Director, Dan LaBert, chats with host Bill McGeeney on the state of Craft Beer in Pennsylvania. LaBert has managed the Brewers of Pennsylvania, PA's only Craft Beer trade association, since its inception in late 2010. Dan discusses opportunities and threats for 2019, and where he sees Craft Beer going in Pennsylvania. The Original Slacker Podcast is presented by Round Guys Brewing Company. Round Guys Brewing Company serves the greater Philadelphia counties of Montgomery and Bucks, in addition to Philadelphia proper. All music used in the recording is under a creative commons license. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Band members from Terretta Storm joined host Bill McGeeney at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company on November 23rd, 2018. Terretta Storm fuses dynamic life experiences into a powerful, inspirational alternative rock sound. Pressing with pertinent and poignant lyrics, Terretta forges topical conversations through lyrical eloquence. Terretta's powerful vocals pairs nicely with hard driving guitars and heavy hitting drums to create an ambiance hard to find in the current musical landscape. The band performs the song Itchy Trigger Finger at our venue, the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company, in Lansdale, PA. The Original Slacker Podcast is presented by Round Guys Brewing Company. Round Guys Brewing Company serves three locations, two in Lansdale, including the original location, the Lansdale Brewpub, and the Glenside Ale House. Find out more about Round Guys Brewing Company via our website at RoundGuysBrewery.com. Find out more about Terretta Storm via their facebook page at Facebook.com/TerrettaStormSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Patti Brett, owner of Doobies Bar in Philadelphia, and Scott Rudich, founder of Round Guys Brewing Company, sit down to chat in a series of podcasts about Bowie Week and the beers to be on tap during the 10 day event (January 4 - 13). In this sixth episode, Scott Rudich tells us how the foreign extra stout aged in rye whiskey barrels, Barrel Aged Buddha of Suburbia, came about. Tomorrow we go behind the scenes into Buddha of Suburbia, discussing how each beer was made. The Original Slacker Podcast presented by Round Guys Brewing Company is hosted by Bill McGeeney and recorded live in the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. Round Guys Brewing Company brews four beers specifically for Philly Loves Bowie Week (Loving the Alien Saison, Sigma Kids Saison, Buddha of Suburbia Foreign Extra Stout, and Never Get Old New England Style IPA). In addition, Round Guys Brewing Company will be releasing a bonus barrel aged Buddha of Suburbia at event venues, Doobies Bar, the Glenside Ale House by Round Guys Brewing Company, the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company, and the Lansdale Brewpub at Round Guys Brewing Company. All music used is under creative commons licensing. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Patti Brett, owner of Doobies Bar in Philadelphia, and Scott Rudich, founder of Round Guys Brewing Company, sit down to chat in a series of podcasts about Bowie Week and the beers to be on tap during the 10 day event (January 4 - 13). In this fifth episode, Scott Rudich tells us how the New England Style IPA, Never Get Old, came about. Tomorrow we go behind the scenes into our Barrel Aged Buddha of Suburbia, discussing how each beer was made. The Original Slacker Podcast presented by Round Guys Brewing Company is hosted by Bill McGeeney and recorded live in the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. Round Guys Brewing Company brews four beers specifically for Philly Loves Bowie Week (Loving the Alien Saison, Sigma Kids Saison, Buddha of Suburbia Foreign Extra Stout, and Never Get Old New England Style IPA). In addition, Round Guys Brewing Company will be releasing a bonus barrel aged Buddha of Suburbia at event venues, Doobies Bar, the Glenside Ale House by Round Guys Brewing Company, the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company, and the Lansdale Brewpub at Round Guys Brewing Company. All music used is under creative commons licensing. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Patti Brett, owner of Doobies Bar in Philadelphia, and Scott Rudich, founder of Round Guys Brewing Company, sit down to chat in a series of podcasts about Bowie Week and the beers to be on tap during the 10 day event (January 4 - 13). In this fourth episode, Scott Rudich tells us how the foreign extra stout, Buddha of Suburbia, came about. Tomorrow we go behind the scenes into Never Get Old, discussing how each beer was made. The Original Slacker Podcast presented by Round Guys Brewing Company is hosted by Bill McGeeney and recorded live in the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. Round Guys Brewing Company brews four beers specifically for Philly Loves Bowie Week (Loving the Alien Saison, Sigma Kids Saison, Buddha of Suburbia Foreign Extra Stout, and Never Get Old New England Style IPA). In addition, Round Guys Brewing Company will be releasing a bonus barrel aged Buddha of Suburbia at event venues, Doobies Bar, the Glenside Ale House by Round Guys Brewing Company, the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company, and the Lansdale Brewpub at Round Guys Brewing Company. All music used is under creative commons licensing. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Patti Brett, owner of Doobies Bar in Philadelphia, and Scott Rudich, founder of Round Guys Brewing Company, sit down to chat in a series of podcasts about Bowie Week and the beers to be on tap during the 10 day event (January 4 - 13). In this second episode, Scott Rudich tells us how the hopped saison, Sigma Kids, came about. Tomorrow we go behind the scenes into Buddha of Suburbia, discussing how each beer was made. The Original Slacker Podcast presented by Round Guys Brewing Company is hosted by Bill McGeeney and recorded live in the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. Round Guys Brewing Company brews four beers specifically for Philly Loves Bowie Week (Loving the Alien Saison, Sigma Kids Saison, Buddha of Suburbia Foreign Extra Stout, and Never Get Old New England Style IPA). In addition, Round Guys Brewing Company will be releasing a bonus barrel aged Buddha of Suburbia at event venues, Doobies Bar, the Glenside Ale House by Round Guys Brewing Company, the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company, and the Lansdale Brewpub at Round Guys Brewing Company. All music used is under creative commons licensing. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Patti Brett, owner of Doobies Bar in Philadelphia, and Scott Rudich, founder of Round Guys Brewing Company, sit down to chat in a series of podcasts about Bowie Week and the beers to be on tap during the 10 day event (January 4 - 13). In this second episode, Scott Rudich tells us how the popular saison, Loving the Alien, came about. Tomorrow we go behind the scenes into Sigma Kids, discussing how each beer was made. The Original Slacker Podcast presented by Round Guys Brewing Company is hosted by Bill McGeeney and recorded live in the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. Round Guys Brewing Company brews four beers specifically for Philly Loves Bowie Week (Loving the Alien Saison, Sigma Kids Saison, Buddha of Suburbia Foreign Extra Stout, and Never Get Old New England Style IPA). In addition, Round Guys Brewing Company will be releasing a bonus barrel aged Buddha of Suburbia at event venues, Doobies Bar, the Glenside Ale House by Round Guys Brewing Company, the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company, and the Lansdale Brewpub at Round Guys Brewing Company. All music used is under creative commons licensing. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Patti Brett, owner of Doobies Bar in Philadelphia, and Scott Rudich, founder of Round Guys Brewing Company, sit down to chat in a series of podcasts about Bowie Week and the beers to be on tap during the 10 day event (January 4 - 13). In this first episode, Patti Brett retells how she came to be the point person for all things Bowie in Philadelphia. Settle back and enjoy, tomorrow we begin the behind the scenes discussion on how each beer was made. The Original Slacker Podcast presented by Round Guys Brewing Company is hosted by Bill McGeeney and recorded live in the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. Round Guys Brewing Company brews four beers specifically for Philly Loves Bowie Week (Loving the Alien Saison, Sigma Kids Saison, Buddha of Suburbia Foreign Extra Stout, and Never Get Old New England Style IPA). In addition, Round Guys Brewing Company will be releasing a bonus barrel aged Buddha of Suburbia at event venues, Doobies Bar, the Glenside Ale House by Round Guys Brewing Company, the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company, and the Lansdale Brewpub at Round Guys Brewing Company. All music used is under creative commons licensing. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

The Conservatory, a educational music nonprofit based in Doylestown, PA, will be performing a special student show at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company on Sunday, December 9th at 2pm. On this podcast, host Bill McGeeney sits down with Conservatory volunteer, Bill Gottshall and four of his students to discuss regional opportunities for parents in raising talented musicians. The show includes a special onsite performance of "the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" by Conservatory students. The Original Slacker Podcast Music Mashtun is presented by Round Guys Brewing Company. Music included in the show is under Creative Commons Commercial license and includes the following: Doctor Turtle ("Lets Just Get Through Christmas") and Greg Atkinson ("Losing Over Christmas"). The podcast was recorded before a live audience at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company on November 17th. Please follow the Original Slacker Podcast on Facebook at Facebook.com/theOriginalSlacker.Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)