Podcast appearances and mentions of brandon hernandez

 It's time for the State of Beer Mid-Year Report with San Diego Beer News founder, Brandon Hernandez. The Jeffs meet Brandon for a pint in Rancho Bernardo at Abnormal Beer Company. Nobody knows more about San Diego beer than Brandon Hernandez! Lots of changes and surprises in San Diego Beer, but the state of beer is "better than you might think". What does that mean? Pull up a barstool and take a listen to find out. 

It's been a fantastic week sitting with Brandon Hernandez from the SanDiegoBeer.News Awards! Tonight we close out a week with a toast to the host of the official after party, recently named number one beer bar in the USA by USA Today, O'Brien's Pub! Of course we have to toast with a big award winning beer from last year's ceremony from GOAL. Brewing, Year of the Mamba Filipino Style Lager.

In this episode of Iron Sights After Dark, I sit down with Brandon Hernandez,  Region 7 Director and Head of Training for the Texas Tactical Police Officers Association (TTPOA). Brandon is the guy responsible for organizing training for TTPOA members—primarily SWAT officers across Texas. While meeting with Brandon, I had the opportunity to go through Region 7's Basic SWAT School, an intense program that provides a foundational look at SWAT operations. We break down my experience in the course, how SWAT training has evolved, and the critical role TTPOA plays in equipping officers with top-tier instruction.We also talk about the TTPOA Annual Conference, happening this April in Round Rock, Texas. With 186 vendors, breakout sessions, and dedicated training days on the range, it's one of the biggest law enforcement training events of the year. -Timestamps:04:33 Introduction To TTPOA & SWAT Training05:31 Teamwork & Mental Fortitude06:50 Continuous Learning In Law Enforcement09:53 Career Insights & Training Standards39:41 PT & Honoring Fallen Officers44:49 Thor Hammers & Memorial March54:03 Classroom Sessions & Legal Briefings01:05:03 Range Day & Shooting Drills01:10:17 Vehicle Assaults & Team Bonding01:15:53 CQB Training & Physical Challenges01:21:47 Advanced SWAT Training01:41:27 Community Policing & Public Perception01:44:21 Final Thoughts & GratitudeRed Dot Fitness Training Programs:rdfprograms.comOnline Membership (Full Access To All Programs & Virtual Coaching):https://www.reddotfitness.net/online-membershipVirtual Coaching:https://www.reddotfitness.net/virtual-coachingSelf-Guided Programs:https://www.reddotfitness.net/Self-Guided-Programs1Connect With Us:Website - https://ironsightspodcast.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ironsightspodcast/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/

Brandon Hernandez from SanDiegoBeer.News is pulling out some of the winners from last years Awards ceremony. To wrap up a Wednesday we revisit the gold medal winning beer from the Pilsner category, Seek Beer Co's Fortune Pilsner

It's our annual year in beer show with a panel of writers who share insight after countless interviews, pints, trips, and brewery visits. Listen in as Christopher Shepard, Melissa Cole, and Brandon Hernandez break down the highs and lows of the 2024 Brewing Industry. For more Drink Beer, Think Beer check out All About Beer.SponsorsPinterEver wanted to brew your own beer but didn't know where to start? No tubs, no tubes, and no science degree required! Skip the confusion and get straight to the fun with the Pinter. Brew your own fresh beer and impress your friends with craft brews from top breweries like BrewDog and Appalachian Mountain Brewing. It's that easy. For this week only, you can grab the Pinter and two beer packs (that's 24 pints!) for just $49. Plus, get free delivery when you go directly to try.pinter.com/DBTB or use the code DRINKBEER49. But hurry—stocks are almost gone for the year. I've heard they're down to the last few units. Don't miss out—grab your Pinter today and start brewing your best beer yet!Host: John HollGuests: Christopher Shepard, Melissa Cole, Brandon HernandezSponsors: All About Beer, PinterTags: CelebrationPhoto: Canva

Episode 90 of the Big Tex Ordnance Podcast features guests Mike Mihalski from Sons of Liberty Gun Works (SOLGW) and Brandon Hernandez from the Texas Tactical Police Officers Association (TTPOA). Mike and Brandon discuss SOLGW's role as the title sponsor for the TTPOA conference, the importance of their partnership, and how both organizations have grown over the years. They also cover SOLGW's new products like the 6mm MAXX and their expanding line of AR-15 parts. Brandon provides insight into the mission of TTPOA in providing world-class training to law enforcement.Find out more about SOLGW at our website or https://sonsoflibertygw.com/ and find out more about TTPOA at https://www.ttpoa.org/00:00:00 - Intro and discussion of use of force incidents00:03:00 - Chris and Mike talk about advancements in AI technology 00:05:35 - Brandon introduces the Big Tex Ordnance podcast00:11:00 - Overview of TTPOA as an organization 00:17:50 - The value TTPOA provides to members00:21:15 - How Brandon got involved with TTPOA00:27:58 - SOLGW's history with TTPOA00:32:50 - Growth of SOLGW and Big Tex over the years00:36:45 - The importance of relationships in the industry00:39:52 - Working with companies that stand behind their products00:43:50 - Discussion of SOLGW's new 6MM MAX00:47:25 - The emotional significance of firearms used in the line of duty00:51:10 - SOLGW rifles saving lives00:53:45 - The state of policing in Washington vs Texas00:55:10 - TTPOA SWAT competition and college shooting programs00:58:20 - Where to find more info on TTPOA 00:59:45 - Where to find SOLGW online01:01:15 - Big Tex's expanded offerings of SOLGW productsThis promotes our new weekly update on Youtube and the blog.

The Jeffs sit down with San Diego Beer News founder Brandon Hernandez to hear about the 2024 SD Beer Awards. Together they solve all the beer world problems. They also enjoy Purple Church Black Raspberry Sour from Culver Beer Company in Carlsbad.

It's our annual end of the year wrap up with writers from around the globe who cover the beer industry. You'll hear from Matt Kirkegaard, Christopher Shepard, Brandon Hernandez, and Melissa Cole. Listen in as these venerable journalists discuss the trends of 2023, give analysis on the news, and offer insight that impacts all beer drinkers.  For more Drink Beer, Think Beer check out All About Beer. Host: John Holl Guests: Matt Kirkegaard, Christopher Shepard, Brandon Hernandez, and Melissa Cole Sponsors: ProBrewer, All About Beer Tags: Festivals, Beer, Hops, History, Conversations, Non-alcoholic beer 

Podcast host Brandon Hernandez is joined by sports editor Jackson Reyes and assistant sports editor Topher Adams to look back at Florida's struggles and high points after Gators head coach Billy Napier's second year with the program. UF finished 5-7 for the season while on a five-game losing record.

Podcast host Brandon Hernandez sits down with volleyball beat writers Krisha Sanghavi and Alyssa Britton-Harr to discuss Florida's second half of the season and the players that stepped up.

In this episode, podcast host Brandon Hernandez is joined by Sports Editor Jackson Reyes and Assistant Sports Editor Topher Adams as they discuss UF men's and women's basketball's first game of the 2023-2024 season and what can be expected from both squads going into this season.

In this week's episode, podcast host Brandon Hernandez sits down with volleyball beat writer Alyssa Britton-Harr and Krisha Sanghavi about the No. 3 Gators hot start this season and their match against the No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers.

Podcast host Brandon Hernandez sits down once again with Sports Editor Jackson Reyes and Assistant Sports Editor Topher Adams to recap the Gators 24-11 loss against No. 14 Utah and the takeaways from the game.

In this weeks episode, podcast host Brandon Hernandez sat down with sports editor Jackson Reyes and assistant sports editor Topher Adams to preview the Gators football team going into their 2023 season opener on the road against the No. 14 Utah Utes. Also, we look into the Netflix docuseries 'Untold: Swamp Kings' and discuss what we thought of the docuseries and what we believe was missing from it.

In this weeks episode, podcast host Brandon Hernandez sits down with sports editor Jackson Castellano and discuss what Florida head coach Billy Napier and the Gators said at the 2023 SEC Media Days in Nashville, Tennessee.

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Podcast host Brandon Hernandez talks with baseball beat writer Luke Adragna and sports editor Jackson Castellano about the Florida Gators baseball team's time in the College World Series Championship series against the Louisiana State Tigers and what to expect from UF going into the offseason. Also, we talk on Luke and Jackson's road trip to Nebraska and the atmosphere in the Cornhusker State.

The ILB Team is honored to welcome to the studio native San Diegan Brandon Hernández, Founder and Executive Editor of San Diego Beer News, your one-stop resource for anything and everything related to what's happening--and what's tapping--in the San Diego Beer scene.  Grab a beer, sit back, and listen to the origin story of this award-winning journalist and author who has been covering the San Diego brewing industry for over 14 years.

When you talk about America's greatest beer cities, several names immediately enter the conversation. We always talk about Portland, Oregon, Asheville, North Carolina, Denver, Colorado, maybe even Chicago. But one name that always makes the list is our home for this episode, San Diego, California. Long an ambassador of great beer with breweries setting the style for the rest of the country and indeed the world, San Diego has a storied brewing history that I'm excited to explore today. I also can't wait to talk with our two local experts today as it's been about a decade since I last graced the sunny shores of southern California. To help us capture the essence of San Diego's beer scene, we are joined by Jenny Mann and Brandon Hernandez. Beer writer and marketer Brandon Hernández has been deeply plugged into southern California beer for more than a decade. He has helped direct marketing at some of the area's best known breweries, including Stone, Alesmith, and Societe. In 2019, the long-time writer decided to focus his efforts on creating a new interactive resource for fans of the area's beer scene with the founding of San Diego Beer News.  The site is a bit of a throwback to the earlier days of beer blogs and local brewspapers. Instead of doing deep dives into broad, weighty topics of national import, Brandon focuses on providing detailed and tangible information about San Diego breweries and beer bars. SD Beer News offers brewery maps, tap lists, interviews with local brewers and beer players, and lots of local beer news.  A native San Diegan, Brandon is one of the most informed sources you're going to find about that beer scene. When you research San Diego beer, Jenny Mann is one of those names that keeps coming up. For more than a decade she has worked for and with some of the top breweries and craft beer bars in the city. She has bartended, led brewery tours, taught draft beer maintenance programs, and helped breweries navigate the confusing world of social media. She is also a professional photographer who has captured many of the city's breweries through her lens. Jenny is a brewery coach and well-regarded speaker who often presents to local brewery guilds. She and her partner recently departed for the Pacific Northwest but she still considers San Diego home and she has a wealth of knowledge to share.We're excited to jump into an exploration of the history and present day bounty of the San Diego, California beer scene on this episode of Beer Travelers. For original articles or to read the vast archives or to check out All About Beer.  follow us on Twitter @allaboutbeer and Instagram @allaboutbeer. Support Journalism by visiting our Patreon Page. Host: Andy Crouch Guests: Brandon Hernández, Jenny Mann Sponsor: All About Beer Tags: San Diego beer, Stone Brewing, Alesmith Brewing ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this episode, podcast host Brandon Hernandez speaks with baseball beat writer Luke Adragna about the Gators Super Regional against South Carolina, and summarizes Florida track and field's time at the NCAA Outdoor Championship meet in Austin, Texas.

Podcast host Brandon Hernandez talks with baseball beat writer Luke Adragna about the Gators comeback to win the Gainesville regional and then a conversation with freelance golf writer Jordan Perez about Florida men's golf championship ride and what's ahead for UF.

In this episode of the podcast, host Brandon Hernandez talks with baseball beat writer Luke Adragna about UF's development through the season and looks into the SEC Tournament. Softball beat writer Alyssa Britton-Harr joins us as well to talk about the Gators season coming to an end, and a little peek into sports writer Krisha Sanghavi's feature on Florida diver Maha Amer.

Big things happening in San Diego!  Aztec Men's basketball, Padres Home opener and last week's San Diego Beer Awards.  This week we'll be joined by Brandon Hernandez who helms the awards but first we'll start with a story and some good luck.

Watch the video episode HERE to see our beautiful faces A true legend in the San Diego craft beer scene, Brandon Hernandez has been the go-to source for years. On a recent trip to Arizona to highlight the craft beer spots around spring training facilities Brandon sat down with me to share his story. Be sure to check him out at San Diego Beer News. Enjoy the show!

Podcast host Brandon Hernandez is joined by Sports editors Kyle Bumpers, Jackson Reyes and Topher Adams to discuss Florida's first season under head coach Todd Golden and their brackets for March Madness. Topher discusses UF women's basketballs success in the NIT tournament before the Gators Super 16 matchup against the Clemson Tigers.

Podcast host Brandon Hernandez sat down with baseball beat writer Topher Adams on the Florida Gators baseball team's series against the Miami Hurricanes last weekend. Also, Brandon gives us an update on UF's men's basketball team going into the postseason.

Podcast host, and men's basketball beat writer, Brandon Hernandez talks with Heather Bushman to go into a deep dive on Gators women's basketball. Also in the episode, he talks with fellow men's basketball beat writer, and associate sports editor, Jackson Reyes on UF's future this season without Colin Castleton, and chats with baseball beat writer Ethan Eibe on Florida's dominate performance against Charleston Southern to start its 2023 campaign.

In this weeks episode, podcast host Brandon Hernandez talks with football/women's basketball beat reporter Topher Adams on the timeline revolving around the Florida Gators football program and Pittsburg, California, high school quarterback Jaden Rashada, UF men's basketball last two games with men's basketball beat reporter Jackson Reyes and gives you the scores from the previous week across all Gators athletics.

ITS SAFE TO SAY IM A LITTLE BIASED BUT THIS DUDE IS ONE OF MY BEST FRIENDS IN THE INDUSTRY, WE ARE WORKING SOME PROJECTS TOGETHER AND THE PASSION AND KNOWLEDGE THAT HE HAS FOR THE INDUSTRY IS MATCHED BY ALMOST NONE. THIS DUDE HAS HAD A YEAR MANY WOULD HAVE GIVEN UP WITH AND YET HE IS STILL FOLLOWING HIS DREAM AND FIGHTING TO CREATE BETTER. COME HANG OUT WITH BRANDON HERNANDEZ OF OODLES A NOODLES AND SEE WHY THERE IS NO DOUBT HE IS GONNA CONTINUE TO DO GREAT THINGS. IF NOTHING ELSE COME SEE WHY YOU HAVNT SEEN HIS PRETTY LITTLE FACE MORE OFTEN! #OUTSIDETHECLUTCH #OODLESANOODLES #REPTILEPODCAST --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jon-fealy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-fealy/support

No, it's not a thematically appropriate title for an encroaching October holiday. Ghost kitchens are fake restaurants that establishments open in order to both utilize their extra office/kitchen spaces, as well as con you into thinking they're a different establishment altogether. Well, CJ actually had a nice experience while doing carryout at a restaurant he didn't realize was a "ghost kitchen." Listen in for the full story on today's CJ is Fat.  Emily cried for the first time at a concert over the weekend, Matt has discovered that vaping can be seriously harmful to your lungs, and Spenny learns a lot about bodily fluids. Apparently holding your car clicker/FOB closer to your chin helps the range? Because of all the sweet organ juice in your head and face. Sounds like nonsense to me. Check out Did You Know for more fun facts.  Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's edition of The Alligator Sports podcast, Michael is joined by volleyball writers Brandon Hernandez and Ethan Eibe to talk about the Florida volleyball team, football's loss to Kentucky, student broadcasting and so much more!

On this episode of Marketing Tip Tea Time, we welcome Brandon Hernandez, Cofounder/Owner of Whole Brain Consulting. Brandon is the cofounder and owner of Whole Brain Consulting. Before WBC he spent years in food manufacturing. Besides Brandon's work with WBC, he work with Naturally Boulder, Naturally Network, Norco Rush soccer, CSU and CU. You can catch Brandon on LinkedIn at http://linkedin.com/in/brandon-hernandez-62867230 This season of Marketing Tip Tea Time is sponsored by Whole Brain Consulting and Colorworld. This episode of Marketing Tip Tea Time is technically produced by Josh French with assistant producers Phil Van Drunen and Peter Romero at Bikeshop Agency. This episode's host is Aaron Zimola.

It's FINALLY Football season and the ILB is ready to share their bold predictions on the new season with literally some of the best named players in the game.  And what better way to kick off the new season with some great new San Diego area beers from Viewpoint Brewing and a collab beer from Eppig Brewing and San Diego Beer News' Brandon Hernandez.

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“Fostering the relationship between homebrewer and pro brewer.” That's what Homebrew Summer is all about, according to Brandon Hernandez from San Diego Beer News. It's an opportunity to bring both together and play off each other's strengths. Mo Nuspl from Deft Brewing and award-winning homebrewer Jared Rowley join us to chat about the 2nd annual HBS: what it is, why it's cool, and what it's done to forge a better relationship in our brewing community. For an industry founded on collaboration, this is next level.Be sure to check out all the participants, and see how you can be a part of next year's roster.

The ILB Team is honored to welcome to the studio native San Diegan Brandon Hernández, Founder and Executive Editor of San Diego Beer News, your one stop resource for anything and everything related to what's happening--and what's tapping--in the San Diego Beer scene.  Grab a beer, sit back and listen to the origin story of this award winning journalist and author who has been covering the San Diego brewing industry for over 14 years.

In this riveting episode Kirk & Kurtts are joined by the all around rockstar Brandon Hernandez, Co-founder/Partner at Whole Brain Consulting and Board Member at Naturally Boulder. As the title states, while there is some shit given to Kirk, mostly we pick Brandon's wildly experienced brain about the importance of co-packing and setting your products up for scale. The topics stray from design, but packaging designers should have a working knowledge of the product development process, including basic aspects of the co-packer relationship with their client. Oh and we also discuss bourbons.We hope you enjoy! Brandon Hernandezhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-hernandez-62867230/Whole Brain Consultinghttps://www.whole-brain-consulting.com/Catch up on: All EpisodesAbout Kirk and Andy:Kirk Visola is the Creative Director and Founder of MIND THE FONT™. He brings over 20 years of CPG experience to the packaging and branding design space, and understands how shelf aesthetics can make an impact for established and emerging brands. Check out their work at http://www.mindthefont.com.Andy Kurtts is the Creative Director and Founder of Buttermilk Creative. He loves a good coffee in the morning and a good bourbon at night. When he's not working on packaging design he's running in the backyard with his family. Check out Buttermilk's work at http://www.buttermillkcreative.com.

My first repeat guest is my friend, colleague and mentor, Brandon Hernandez of Whole Brain Consulting. He works with mid to large brands in the areas of food safety, QA, contract manufacturing contracts and acquisition/evaluation for investors.   We discuss some of the biggest challenges he is seeing in 2022 going forward as we live with the endemic of COVID19 and the realities of manufacturing, food safety, supply chain, etc. It is important to know what is happening in the industry at a larger scale so that we can adjust our expectations and get in front of the issues when possible.   If you want to listen to our first episode together, check out Ep 27. _____Sign up to see if Food Business Success® is a great fit for you!Join the free Private Food Business Success® Facebook GroupMore how to videos on YouTube ChannelFollow us on InstagramWant more help? Get 1:1 Business Coaching and full access to Food Business Success inside Sari Kimbell Coaching Just starting out? Get your seat at the 90 minute Whip Up Your Business Workshop at https://www.foodbizsuccess.com/startFor the full transcript of the episode and other links: https://www.foodbizsuccess.com/80Visit Brandon Hernandez Linkedin Account Check out Whole Brain Consulting, your out-sourced operations experts that specialize in the consumer products industry. 

In today's show, we are putting Brandon Hernandez in your passenger seat to share his story on how the trades had a big impact in his life. Growing up best friends with our previous podcast guest, Jon Perez, Brandon was also left questioning what to do at the end of high school. Making the choice to jump into the trades he attended Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology majoring in plumbing. Graduating the program, he immediately got a job with Benjamin Franklin Plumbing in Lancaster, PA and began his career. A quick study with a stubborn determination to learn Brandon rapidly moved from apprentice to his own truck. Along the way he learned many of the principles and foundations that would propel him to more in his next career. Working a time in plumbing, Brandon eventually went on to pursue a deeper calling within law enforcement. While it was the ending of his career in the trades, what he had learned set him up for success. Now a SWAT team officer at the age of 25, Brandon shares about his journey and how each step along the way made a difference for what would come next.

At Ballast Point, our roots stem from the love of homebrewing. This year we had the opportunity to sponsor the annual San Diego Homebrew Brew Summer! Twelve local breweries shared a beer recipe that homebrewers could make at home and homebrewers sent out recipes for breweries to replicate. To get some insight into the Homebrew Summer series we sat down with the founder of San Diego Beer News, Brandon Hernandez; Five Suits Brewing owner, Nick Corona; and Quaff member, Jared Rowley. Brandon describes the thought process behind creating this inclusive experience. Nick talks about his love for collaboration with others in the beer industry and his experience recreating one of the Homebrew Summer homebrewer's recipes. Jared, one of the homebrewers whose recipe was recreated, explains the excitement of being nominated and the wonderful experience he had working with local professional brewers and homebrewers. Grab a pint of your finest homebrew and enjoy the episode!

Kirk Visola is an active member of our Startup CPG community with a heart for sharing his design expertise and helping people navigate the complex world of packaging and branding. He has a no-nonsense approach to life and client work. With over 20 years of design expertise working with some of the largest brands in the world, he now operates his own agency, Mind the Font, making his caliber of work available to brands of all sizes. Listen in as Kirk shares about why he started his own agency, tips for approaching a packaging project, and how to build a great relationship with a designer for long term success. Episode Links: Mind the Font website & IG @mindthefont Kirk's LinkedIn & IG @kirkvisola Check out Kirk's weekly Clubhouse session with his mom: Mondays With Marilyn every Monday at 12 noon PST Check out Kirk's weekly Startup CPG Clubhouse session on packaging with Andy Kurtts from Buttermilk Creative, "Kirk & Kurtts," every Thursday at 12 noon PST Kirk mentions Brandon Hernandez as a resource for operations, co-packing, and more at Whole Brain Consulting Kirk mentions Unsplash as a free photo resource Get a blast from the past and look up Iomega Zip Drives Show Links: Join the Startup CPG Slack community (4,500+ members and growing!) Follow @startupcpg Visit host Jessi's Linkedin or website Questions or comments about the episode? Email Jessi at jessi@startupcpg.com

The debate over which is the best American beer city has raged from the earliest days of craft beer. Powerhouse names such as Portland (both Oregon and Maine), Asheville, Denver, Chicago, and others have each made convincing cases. And right there from the beginning has been San Diego, basking in its sunshine and style defining West Coast IPAs, and smiling knowingly at its competition. This week we have one of the most dialed in people following the San Diego beer scene. Beer writer and marketer Brandon Hernández has been deeply plugged into the southern California beer scene for more than a decade. He has helped direct marketing at some of the area's best known breweries, including Stone, Alesmith, and Societe. In 2019, the long-time writer decided to focus his efforts on creating a new interactive resource for fans of the area's beer scene with the founding of San Diego Beer News. The site is a bit of a throwback to the earlier days of beer blogs and local brewspapers. Instead of doing deep dives into broad, weighty topics of national import, Brandon focuses on providing detailed and tangible information about San Diego breweries and beer bars. SD Beer News offers brewery maps, tap lists, interviews with local brewers and beer players, and lots of local beer news. A native San Diegan, Brandon is one of the most informed sources you're going to find about that beer scene. And despite having worked for several local breweries and generally trying to promote San Diego beer, he's not afraid to express opinions and offer critical thoughts as he does throughout this interview. It's a refreshing break from so much retread that so often constitutes beer writing today. He also opens up in personal terms about some sensitive topics, including his own experience with sexual harassment at the hands of a local brewery owner. We also chat about the roller coaster that has been San Diego beer in recent years, touching on Ballast Point, Stone, Alpine Brewing, and the reckoning involving Modern Times and others.Here is my conversation with writer and San Diego beer ambassador Brandon Hernandez. For more information on the Beer Edge Podcast, follow us on Twitter @thebeeredge. And visit Beer Edge for more articles and engaging content.This Episode is sponsored by:Source Brewing CompanyWe talk with Greg Taylor about Source Brewing Company's Inclusion & Diversity Scholarship, which offers underrepresented groups the opportunity to receive a world class education from the Siebel Institute in Chicago. Source is also proud to announce the opening of its second location, in the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia. If you are interested in the Inclusion & Diversity Scholarship, or are interested in working at Source in Philly, reach out to scholarshipcareers@sourcebrewing.com.Host: Andy CrouchGuests: Brandon HernándezSponsor: Source Brewing Company - Facebook: @sourcebrewing - Instagram: @sourcebrewing

Join us as we interview Brandon Hernandez, Co-Founder and Senior Partner of Whole Brain Consulting. Brandon has over 10 years of experience in every aspect of food safety, R&D, and sanitation applications. He holds a bachelors in biology from CSU, and has experience with Whitewave Foods, Claremont Foods, Rodelle, and Prime Choice Foods. Brandon's business, Whole Brain Consulting, provides operations solutions in multiple areas for the consumer products industry, including Food Safety & Regulatory Compliance, Contract Manufacturing Strategies, Private Equity Due Diligence, Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, and Logistics Management. In other words, they really are your full service out-sourced operations experts. We dive into the world of large food operations and the marketing that goes into them.

A year ago we were all reeling from lockdowns and uncertainty. Brandon Hernandez, co-founder of Whole Brain Consulting was at the forefront of working with large and small brands on their food safety protocols and manufacturing operations and supply chain. Food safety is top of mind for a lot of businesses, more than ever with COVID. If you aren't taking your food safety and manufacturing operations seriously or don't know where to start, then you definitely want to listen to this episode. Whole Brain Consulting Facebook Whole-Brain Consulting LinkedInBrandon Hernandez LinkedInwww.whole-brain-consulting.comIf you want more help turning your delicious dream into a real, profitable food business, apply for FoodBizSuccess.com to see if it is a good fit for you.Food Business Success™ Facebook GroupFood Business Success™ YouTube ChannelFood Business Success™ Instagram & IGTVFor the full transcript of the episode and other links: https://www.foodbizsuccess.com/27

This year has had its ups and downs but we are here to focus on some positives within the beer industry. There’s no sweeter way to end the year than with holiday Beer & Cookies. In this episode, we chat with Paul Segura from Karl Strauss, Danielle Stuht from 91X San Diego, and Brandon Hernandez from SD beer news to discuss what they’ve accomplished during this whirlwind of a year. Brandon talks about creating SD Beer News this year and how it’s a great resource for beer lovers to find their best beer experience. Paul and Danielle who spearhead “Beer for Breakfast” on 91X, discuss the 2020 installment of Karl Strauss’ 12 Beers of Christmas, the annual holiday ale series. Be sure to keep up on the latest and greatest of San Diego’s beer scene by following @karlstraussbeer, @91xbeer and @sdbeernews!

Brandon Hernandez is San Diego's premier beer writer.  We talk about writing without using clickbait, how choosing beer at a liquor store is extremely difficult these days, Brandon's lupus disease during covid and not leaving his house for months, why podcasts are the best when it's just between two people, how attitude is everything,  the fate of industrial park breweries, how Societe's Pupil IPA is the "in-n-out double double cheeseburger" of the craft beer world, and much more!

For today's show I virtually met up with Brandon Hernandez, founder of SanDiegoBeer.News who has also worked on the inside of the industry with some great companies including Alesmith and Societe Brewing. We were joined by one of my favorite beer podcasters Cody Thompson, founder and co-host of Beer Night in San Diego which is the longest running beer podcast around. Listening to Beer Night in San Diego the podcast is a lot like hanging out with a group of good friends and a six-pack. If you enjoy the Cheers! podcast become a monthly supporter of the show! You monies go directly towards helping the Coast News bringing you more great content. Be sure to read the latest Cheers! North County column. This episode of Cheers! North County was produced and recorded by me, Ryan Woldt. Jordan Ingram is my Editor in Chief. The Coast News' Associate Publisher is Chris Kydd and our Publisher is Jim Kydd. Thanks for listening everyone. Stay healthy and sane, and keep livin' the dream out there. Cheers! This show is recorded virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and published on Monday November 16th, 2020. Please wear a mask out there. Cheers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cheers-nc-podcast/support

As an industry, we have a massive influence on the economic, political, and even the cultural arena if we can only get together and influence the people that support our brands. When we use that influence regularly, whether consciously or unconsciously, we can promote health, wellness, environmental causes, climate causes, and other things we deem important. In this episode, Elliot Begoun brings together some providers in the food and beverage industry collectively named the Natural Products Mafia. Don’t miss this episode with William Madden, Brandon Hernandez, Corinne Shindelar, Bob Burke, and Mark Feinberg as they talk about the potential impact they have as an industry, as well as other important matters - from what's going on in the industry to what's happening in the world.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join The TIG Talks Community today:tigbrands.comFacebookLinkedIn

Food safety and the food supply chain are things we are all thinking about more often. Brandon Hernandez is a co-founder of Whole Brain Consulting and has decades of experience in the food supply chain services industry. In this episode of Permission to Succeed, Doug Heikkinen and Brandon discuss how people work to keep the … Continue reading Episode 47 – Turn Your Failures Into Strengths with Brandon Hernandez →

To say this show is special is doing it a disservice, our own Brandon Hernandez just launched SanDiegoBeer.News ! This is your new digital destination, encompassing everything in and around the #SDBeer industry and community. The manifestation of this publication in the podcast format brings us several amazing moments with friends that we're sure you'll enjoy!Speaking of friends, Brandon brought a bunch of his SD Beer News cohorts with him to join in our usual TIBS! fun! Brewing legend, Pat Mcilhenney, bacon legend Tyson Blake, Danielle from 91X Beer for Breakfast ABV and from Pink Boots, Pink Boots Society, Amy Spackman and Lexi-Russell-Martin! Yep, it's a big Show this week, we featured : June Gloom from Gravity HeightsBona Fide Meal IPA from LatchkeyBlack is Beautiful imperial stout from Urban RootsSan Diego Brewers United, a double IPA from Stone Brewing brewed with friends from AleSmith Brewing, Modern Times-Beer, Mother Earth Brewing, Pizza Port, Port Brewing and Thorn BrewingHit that play button!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sometimes reaching your destination means making moves that seem to be on different paths. That's what Brandon Hernandez has been consciously doing as he's built his career in Public Affairs while also volunteering his time and leadership within important nonprofit organizations. The journey hasn't always been easy or stress-free, but it has been rewarding.In this episode, Brandon shares how and why he made moves throughout his career including how he managed through high-profile incidents that occurred at PG&E while he was there: an explosion in San Bruno and some of the largest wildfires in California history. He also shares why serving on the Board of two non-profits has been important for him personally and professionally. It's an inspirational story told with compassion.careercurves.com/brandon-hernandez

Matt Hernandez is joined by guest co-host Brandon Hernandez and talk about the country's constant state of crisis, things they hate on the internet, and bears in Oklahoma while Tyler sleeps soundly in his bed. Check out some fishing videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwnS2Uw1KYponpt4u90hiJg This podcast is a Making Jobs Podcast Production --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mattu2019s-mobile-mechanix/support

The current COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on the economy, affecting all businesses, including the chain of supplies for retail. Elliot Begoun talks with Mark Feinberg, the CEO of the OTHRSource, and Brandon Hernandez of Whole Brain Consulting about the supply chain and the pressures it is going through, the opportunities for improvement, and the risks and pitfalls that everyone needs to be aware of. Working with their own teams, they share their strategies on how they are holding up regardless of the lesser customer flow. They share their tactics in pivoting relationships with their teams and how they are leaning into eCommerce as the savior of retail. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Join The TIG Talks Community today:

Brandon Hernandez, co-founder of Whole Brain Consulting, and Jon Benninger, vice president of the Health & Nutrition Network for Informa Markets, discuss how COVID-19 is providing food brands with the opportunity to take a hard look at supply chains, business plans and manufacturing processes.

Matt Hernandez and Tyler Schultz are joined by Brandon Hernandez from Omaha and discuss the qualities needed to create future generations that aren't entitled crap heads. This podcast is a Making Jobs Podcast Production --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mattu2019s-mobile-mechanix/support

Caves and Prater talk to BSU commit Brandon Hernandez OT from Yucaipa, CA on why he committed to BSU and his future with the Broncos.

Caves talks to former Boise State tennis coach Greg Patton on his career, and what is next for him, plus new BSU commit for 2020 Brandon Hernandez on his timeline for committing to Boise State and his plans for his senior year, and Boise U-15 girls soccer coach Jason Vittrup on qualifying for the National Tournament last weekend.

Caves talk to new Boise State recruit Brandon Hernandez on his timeline for playing at Boise State and showing up on campus next year, and why he decided to commit to BSU.

In this episode I discuss the tragedy of the mass shooting in New Zealand and provide commentary and insight to the country's reaction on their gun laws. My guest today is Brandon Hernandez who will be phoning in to join me as my co-host/guest. send feedback to mattsmobilemechanix@gmail.com www.MattsMobileMechanix.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mattu2019s-mobile-mechanix/support

New year, who dis? Welcome to the first of 2019! Thanks to Shirts on Tap , you have a two chances to win one of 6 The Indie Beer Show t shirts we're giving away in this episode. Listen to hear how to enter!A big thank you goes out to Latchkey Brewing for letting us record this episode at their place. We really appreciate you opening your doors to us while we search for a new home base!In this episode, we focus most of our attention on the newest TIBS! member, Brandon Hernandez. We dig into his experience in beer and marketing, why he routes for a New Orleans' sports team, and get some insight on what interests the Editor at Large of West Coaster San Diego.We also break down our Top 3 people that influenced our work in indie beer, actually play a few voicemails on the air, discuss some beer news, and have a bunch of fun!Grab that #indiebeer you or your friend waited in line for and hit the play button! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the end of 2018! Whether you're on the woo or boo side of this yearc oming to its inevitable conclusion, there's nothing you can do to stop it!We brought on some friends of the show, Travis Hudson, Beth Demmon, and IanC heesman to discuss the main happenings in San Diego #indiebeer for the year. Brandon Hernandez is back in his hosting chair and we give him a proper introduction!The discussion weaves through brewery closings, major expansions, openings, and we talk about our Top 3 beer events of the year!It's a time for reflection and pondering on the occurrences of 2018, with a positive eye on the future. I/we are remarkably lucky to have and thankful for all of you! Without the incredible support of our Patrons and the San Diego indie beer industry and community we would not have been able tos tart TIBS! I'm astonished with how well the new show has commenced and have an extraordinarily positive viewpoint of the future of the show. The addition of David, and now Brandon, has felt natural and inevitable. Will we reach our full potential? Probably not, but the future sure feels bright over here at The Indie Beer Show! We wish you Happy Holidays and the hope2019 brings you laughter and positivity!Grab your favorite #indiebeer and hit that download button! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We were excited to be invited out to Deft Brewing for industry night! It's always fun when we get to hang out with members of the #SDBeer world that make all the delicious beer we obsess over!Also, here's some giant news from TIBS! central; Brandon Hernandez, Editor at Large from the West Coaster and Chief Marketing Officer of Societe Brewing, has joined us as our new, fourth host! We couldn't be stokeder (yes, that's a word now!) on his decision to slum it up with us on a weekly basis. If you see him around, give him a welcome high five!Back to Deft; we begin the show with the owner, Morris Nuspl, we discuss his brewery, his system, some of the beers we're enjoying, and how it's been for the first year of their existence. If you were not aware, Deft celebrate their first anniversary in October. I really enjoyed the feel and comfort of the tasting room. They have a great patio as well. Most importantly, the beer they are making is stellar, especially if you appreciate classic styles, brewed with super clean flavor profiles. Go check them out if you haven't yet!We then turn our focus to brewmaster general, Paul Segura! I often joke about Karl Strauss and Paul being new and it slipped out again during his introduction on this show. I'll try to let that joke die, the horse has been beaten soundly. We have a great talk with Paul and there's a lot of Michael Peacock, from Tapcraft LLC, love through in there for good measure.Grab that #indiebeer that's longingly looking at you from the cold depths of your fridge and hit the download button! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake sits down with Brandon Hernandez: a consummate voice in San Diego beer. Talks about writing, what it takes to start, and his thoughts on the state of San Diego beer. Shout out to Jake Collins for coming in to talk about beer news in the intro.