Podcasts about hop shop

Justin Harris, Co Owner of St. Louis Hop Shop in Missouri joined us this week. We chatted with Justin about the ever-changing beer world that is craft beer distribution. We dive into what is STL Hop Shop and why he had the idea for the bottle shop. We talk about the culture and history of the neighborhood it's in and get his perspective on beer trends. All this and much more on this episode. Cheers!

Disclaimer: The following is a work of fiction. The individuals depicted are actors using props in a work of parody and it is not indicative of them as people. It may contain inappropriate language and content that may be insensitive and offensive to some. The Ponch Cast is back! After a short hiatus we have a new crossover episode with comedians PJ (host of the podcast Hell Yeah) and Michael Aguilera (host of The Night Shift Mic). This is a special episode where we filmed on location at A-1 Hop Shop after their weekly comedy night. We talk about criminal organizations having to apologize, returning el envase in Mexico, getting dosed by your manicurist, a little person falling asleep during comedy, some upcoming shows (Ponch is opening for Ralph Barbosa @ Laughs Comedy Club April 14 & 15), the best Philly cheese in seattle, and much more!

We're back at The Hop Shop with special guests Pat and Tamra to talk more about their bottle shop and try Radeberger Pilsner Zwickelbier. 

We're out of the studio and sitting down for a round with Pat Villafane of "The Hop Shop" in Charlotte, NC. He celebrates 6 years in business, which isn't leaving him sour--it's the beer we're trying this episode. 

On this episode we chat with Rom and Diana of the instrumental progressive metal band, Static Limit. The south Texas-based group was formed in 2003 by Rom Garza (guitars & synth) along with Jay Juarez (bass) and Mario Rivera (drums). After cutting their teeth playing regional shows around "The Valley" and cultivating a sound incorporating elements of metal, thrash, progressive rock and cinematic scores, the band eventually recorded their debut album and released A Thing About Machines in 2014. In 2016 Juan Garza was added as an additional guitarist & keyboardist for live shows and Justin Garcia replaced Mario Rivera on drums. Shortly after, Diana De Hoyos, a long time fan and musical colleague, auditioned and took over on bass guitar after the departure of Jay Juarez. After a few teaser singles, the band's long-awaited 2nd album, Existentia, was released in late 2021. The album, mixed at Widowmaker Studios, showcases a variety of instrumentation, techniques, and styles ranging from crunchy riffing guitars and soaring solos to progressive rhythmic juxtapositions and unique synth soundscapes. Check out the play-though video of "Veil of Illusion". Rom, an accomplished multi-instrumentalist and producer, grew up in the small Texas town of San Juan in the Rio Grande Valley and began playing guitar at age 13 after being inspired by thrash and death metal bands. He cites influences such as guitar virtuosos Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Marty Friedman, John Petrucci and Chuck Schuldiner but also pulls from a vast list of Sci-Fi, action and horror film scores. Rom attended The University Of Texas Pan American where he earned Bachelors and Masters degrees in Mathematics and Electrical Engineering. He is also the guitarist and founding member of the TV/Film/Video Game Tribute band Sonic Boom. Born to musician parents in McAllen, Texas, Diana grew up in Weslaco, TX and was immersed in music from a young age. She played percussion and guitar before moving to bass to perform in her family's band. After graduating from high school she enrolled at the University Of Texas Pan American where she earned a Bachelors in Political Science and Philosophy. Recently she has been focused on getting her Masters with a focus on Special Education. Diana has an eclectic pallet of influences ranging from Dolly Parton to Rush and describes her playing style as one that feeds off of her band mates. Rom and Diana talk about their musical origins, the creative process, gear, writing, drum programming and production, and we talk The Matrix, Star Wars, Aliens, Nick Cage, fine dining, favorite Megadeth albums, and of course, Bermuda Triangle bands. Skunk met Static Limit when Runescarred shared a bill at The Hop Shop in Harlingen, TX. Static Limit Website | Spotify | Apple Music | Facebook | Instagram For more great guests SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, FOLLOW

On the first episode of the podcast we look back to last year, and countdown the TOP 21 Moments and The Top 21 Albums of 2021 by BEE JACKS HIP HOP SHOP! Share Like

Doc maker Jonathan Holiff tells us how he's commemorating Johnny Cash's 1961 trip to Newfoundland, CBC Listen is launching Songs of Newfoundland and Labrador, and we'll find out about the good works of Hip Hop Shop NL

We detail everything that happened this week from TI and Tiny's sex party scandals, to to the sudden death of Dustin Diamond AKA Screech from Saved by the Bell then Jack Baggum gives us the Level Up Yo Lifestyle well sort of LOL

Ashanti VZ Keyshia Cole review. French Montana Announces a song with Jay-Z Rowdy Rebel and Funkmaster Flex release "ReRoute" Nas and DJ Khalid release "27 Summers Video" Trey Songz vs The Police Trump Pardon Lil Wayne and Kodak Black before he left office. Lil Baby predicts who will be on top of Hip-Hop for the net decade. Is Da Baby the "New Master P" Drake "Certified Loverboy" Debacle Can Tory Lanez shake back?

On the 118th episode of the Seattle Foodie Podcast, it's our Holiday Episode for 2020! Since everything has been different this whole year, we're doing our Holiday edition a little unconventional. For this year, we're telling you 6 Holiday candies we cannot stand. You'll want to hear this as some of our choices are quite controversial. Also, we give you our version of 12 Days of Christmas (food). We made a Top 12 list of our favorite foods we ate this year for you to enjoy. We tried to put it in song form in honor of the 12 Days of Christmas, but one of us didn't quite follow the rules correctly. Make sure to tune in to hear what happened. As for the rest of the show, the Washington State Beef Commission sent us both lovely gifts over the week and we wanted to tell you all about it. As for what we ate this week, Nelson made another visit to Terry's Kitchen and went on two mini food crawls, one in Issaquah and one in Chinatown. In Issaquah, he visited Fischer Meats, grabbed takeout from Umi Cafe, and boba from ShareTea Issaquah. While in Chinatown, he got the last of the desserts from SuSu, went to Young Tea and sampled their Holiday Pop-Up Dessert Jelly Trio, and got wonton noodles and congee from Mike's Noodle House. Meanwhile, Monica revisited several of her favorite spots including T'Juana Tacos, Sisi Kay Thai, CheBogz Food Truck at Chuck's Hop Shop, Pagliacci, Bell's Pastries, and Seattle Cinnamon Rolls. She also picked up a meal kit from Joey Kitchen U-Village, shared hot chocolate bombs from Sweet Nothings and More with her son, had pizza from Spark PIzza, and got takeout from Laem Buri and Ivar's. Thank you so much for listening and we hope you enjoy the latest episode of the Seattle Foodie Podcast!

Join us for another poignant discussion with our special guest Justin Harris and Ryan Griffin of the Saint Louis Hop Shop. We talk about the work and dedication that goes into ownership and surviving running a business during Covid-19. This episode is coupled with the release of the Black is Beautiful Beer, a national collaborative effort the Hop Shop took part in to spread awareness about the social injustices People of Color face through beer. Host Bryant Antoine and Jermar Perry, have a chance to discuss music, life, and beer with co-owners. Consult your physician or health care provider if you or your loved one has a drinking problem.

In episode 3 I welcome Kristin Gerard, owner of The Vine N Hop Shop in Medina, Ohio to discuss the wonderful world of home brewing. Kristin tells us about her back ground that began making wine in Minnesota to following her dream of owning her own business which culminated in the creation of The Vine N Hop Shop. Make sure you visit their website at vinenhop.com to see all the different hoe brewing supplies they offer.   Follow and like the Brewer of Seville on Instagram and Facebook @theBrewerOfSeville.

D12's own Bizzare came by the studio to speak about his new album Rufus, his Weight loss challenge, working on his own strain, Eminem and Bizzare's most memorable battle at The Hip-Hop Shop.

Welcome to an special "early edition" of Snapshots in Hockey History!  In conduction of the opening of the 31st ECHL season our guest is Greenville Swamp Rabbits President/CEO & Owner Doug Heinzer!!  Doug is in his first season as an owner of an ECHL Franchise.   He shares with us what made him decide to buy a hockey team, how being an ECHL affiliate works, the responsibilities of being a team owner and much more.  Doug is going to come by throug out the 2019-2020 season so we can ride along with him as he navigates through his first year as pro hockey franchise owner.  We'll be back on Monday the October 21st with our regular format.  In the meantime, enjoy some old fashion hockey and don't forget to check out our archives at snapshotsinhockeyhistory.com for old episodes.  You can find more info about the Greenville Swamp Rabbits at www.swamprabbits.com and buy merchandise at their "Hop Shop". Also please don't forget to follow us on social media on facebook at Snapshots In hockey History and on Twitter @ Snapshotin!!!!

The Drunk Guys go to women's prison this week when they discuss Orange is the New Black by Piper Kerman. Also, Drunk is the new Sober, so they drink Orange Crush and Multicolor by Finback, Hop Shop by Mikkeller NYC, Party Jam Blood Orange by Hermit Thrush Brewery, and Orange

Live Urban DJ Mix 49 by DJ Mark Sugar at the 306 Hip Hop Shop in Regina Intro by Chamillionaire in September 2006 Subscribe to my Spotify & Apple Podcast called IN THE MIX SINCE 96 follow on all social media @MarkSugar306 facebook.com/marksugar306

Live Urban DJ Mix 49 by DJ Mark Sugar at the 306 Hip Hop Shop in Regina Intro by Chamillionaire in September 2006 Subscribe to my Spotify & Apple Podcast called IN THE MIX SINCE 96 follow on all social media @MarkSugar306 facebook.com/marksugar306

Live Urban DJ Mix 49 by DJ Mark Sugar at the 306 Hip Hop Shop in Regina Intro by Chamillionaire in September 2006 Subscribe to my Spotify & Apple Podcast called IN THE MIX SINCE 96 follow on all social media @MarkSugar306 facebook.com/marksugar306

Welcome back to another episode of Nina Talks! We got extra baked this episode so you'll probably wanna do the same. We officially titled the segments of the first half of show the Nerd Out and the Roll Up to help guide your listening and viewing. For this week's Nerd Out, we talked about some of our favorite villains and their character alignments. For our Roll Up, we chatted about weed and alcohol, and some of the experiences we've had drunk vs high. For our guest portion, we were joined by Justin & Ryan, the owners of the St. Louis Hop Shop. We talked about their journey opening the store, things they learned in the process, and we asked some great either/or questions before getting into our albums of the week. As always, be sure to become a Patron for more great bonus content, like & subscribe the YouTube channel, and we'll see you next month for another episode!

Robert Russel ist gebürtiger Engländer, ob es daran liegt das er ein solcher Biernerd ist? Irgendwie schon, denn Bier ist seit Kindheitstagen immer schon präsent in seinem Leben. Damals war es der Hopfen in der Umgebung und die Menschen in den Pubs, heute ist es die Vielfältigkeit des Bieres, die ihn fasziniert. Ich habe Robert Russel in seinem Trierer Laden, dem HopShop besucht. Natürlich bin ich nicht ohne gutes Bier nach Hause gefahren und nicht ohne ein Gespräch mit ihm. Robert war Anfang des Jahres in Südost-Asien, Neuseeland und Australien unterwegs. Natürlich ist er auch da auf Entdeckungsreise gegangen, hat sich Brauereien angeschaut, Bier getrunken. So weiß er eben auch wie Bier in Kambodscha schmeckt. Aktuell hat er sein erstes eigenes Bier für die Allgemeinheit gebraut. Warum es ausgerechnet ein Pils wurde? Wer sich so in ein Thema rein nerdet, der kennt auch die Geschichte des Craftbeers. Natürlich habe ich ihn auch über seinen Laden ausgefragt. Wie es von der Idee zur Umsetzung kam, ob sich ein solcher Laden überhaupt rechnet und wie er funktioniert? Eine spannendes Gespräch mit einem Menschen der Bier lebt.

This week the Beer Me Cast Boys talk about a delicious beer of cast, Capitol Hop Shop, and drink a mystery beer from Sacramento. They keep on the rails half the time, so high five! Cheers!!

Ben Rice sits down with Angel Sepulveda (Flatland), Ashley Schafer (Sufferfest/Sierra Nevada), Alyssa Steger (Crooked Lane), and Rebecca Steele-Wilkie (Cuvee Marketing) of the Sacramento chapter of the Pink Boots Society to discuss Pink Boots, their collaboration beers and subsequent tap takeovers, entering the beer industry, and favorite starter beers. Plus we dig deep on ingredient selection, AB-InBev/MillerCoors pettiness, how beer names and colors can affect opinions, and what your dreams can tell you about your feelings about your jobs. Plus! How to survive UC Davis Picnic Day, Prohibition's chances in a social media world, and the worst (and best) Thanksgiving pies, with a little mob boss talk sprinkled in. All this and more, on episode 98 of Barley & Me. Enjoy! Find out more about Pink Boots Society, including registration, at www.pinkbootssociety.org Follow Pink Boots Sacramento @pinkbootssacramento With daily food specials and a constantly rotating beer lineup, follow Capital Hop Shop @caphopshop on Twitter and @capitalhopshop on Instagram, for their latest offerings. You can follow Barley & Me across social media @barleyandmepod Email questions, comments, concerns, guest ideas, etc., to barleyandmepod or barleyandmepodcast at gmail dot com. Share your story about being a minority, woman, and/or LGBTQIA+ member of the beer industry by submitting anonymously at https://goo.gl/forms/i5aR6ipMUgVzO6Ll1 Intro music: "JamRoc" by Breez (@breeztheartist) Logo by Jessica DiMesio (@alivingclicheart) This episode is brought to you by Sacramento Beer Week, celebrating its 10th anniversary staring April 26, ending May 5, featuring a smorgasbord of events from your favorite breweries and beer venues in the greater Sacramento region. Find out more at www.sacbeerweek.com. You can enter to win two (2) free tickets to the opening day event, Sac Mac N Brew (Friday April 26, from 6pm to 9pm), by sending me proof of a Barley & Me Podcast review to any of my social media handles or emails. The winner will be picked Monday, April 22!  

EP #118-S9-E09--St. Louis Hop Shop Joining us today are brothers Justin Harris and Ryan Griffin, Co-Owners of St. Louis Hop Shop. STL Hop Shop is a one-stop shop that carries a wide range of craft beers as well as numerous other types of liquors. Located on the city's South Side, this business offers a communal atmosphere within a learning environment. Their motto: Good People, Good Beer, Good Times. In this episode: We learn how opportunity met opportunist. Justin talks about how he saw a gap in the St. Louis brewery scene and how he made an active decision to fix the gap. Ryan tells us about the 'experience' that St. Louis Hop Shop offers. Just and Ryan both discuss the ups and downs of learning about business growth and development strategies and how they applied their lessons learned to each experience. How St. Louis Hop Shop uses Social Media to promote business and customer interaction. Learn more: Website: https://www.saintlouishopshop.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/saintlouishopshop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saintlouishopshop/

EP #118-S9-E09--St. Louis Hop Shop Joining us today are brothers Justin Harris and Ryan Griffin, Co-Owners of St. Louis Hop Shop. STL Hop Shop is a one-stop shop that carries a wide range of craft beers as well as numerous other types of liquors. Located on the city's South Side, this business offers a communal atmosphere within a learning environment. Their motto: Good People, Good Beer, Good Times. In this episode: We learn how opportunity met opportunist. Justin talks about how he saw a gap in the St. Louis brewery scene and how he made an active decision to fix the gap. Ryan tells us about the 'experience' that St. Louis Hop Shop offers. Just and Ryan both discuss the ups and downs of learning about business growth and development strategies and how they applied their lessons learned to each experience. How St. Louis Hop Shop uses Social Media to promote business and customer interaction. Learn more: Website: Facebook: Instagram:

EP #118-S9-E09--St. Louis Hop Shop Joining us today are brothers Justin Harris and Ryan Griffin, Co-Owners of St. Louis Hop Shop. STL Hop Shop is a one-stop shop that carries a wide range of craft beers as well as numerous other types of liquors. Located on the city's South Side, this business offers a communal atmosphere within a learning environment. Their motto: Good People, Good Beer, Good Times. In this episode: We learn how opportunity met opportunist. Justin talks about how he saw a gap in the St. Louis brewery scene and how he made an active decision to fix the gap. Ryan tells us about the 'experience' that St. Louis Hop Shop offers. Just and Ryan both discuss the ups and downs of learning about business growth and development strategies and how they applied their lessons learned to each experience. How St. Louis Hop Shop uses Social Media to promote business and customer interaction. Learn more: Website: https://www.saintlouishopshop.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/saintlouishopshop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saintlouishopshop/

Nicholi, a statistical geneticist, stopped by the Hop Shop for what turned out to be the very first episode of The Late Addition. He talks about a range of topics including the hop breeding cycle, experimental hop varieties, as well as some new discoveries in hops' chromosomes. Nicholi is joined by Jeff and Kaleb from Yakima Valley Hops and Joshua (friend of the shop and rock lover). Original music by Stephen Quantrille with Corey Hacker. We know that the audio was a little rough in spots, but new mics are on the way and we will just try to keep improving and learning as we go! That being said, please let us know what you think of this first episode! Shoot us your questions, comments, or any suggestions you might have! Nicholi will be stopping by again soon, so send us any questions you'd like him to answer in the future!

Justin Harris; St Louis Hop Shop by Andrew Davis

Special Guest Adam Pruitt joins That Old Pod to discuss conspiracy theories, the current political climate, quality of life, animal psychology and, of course, beer.  Show Notes:Moon landing conspiracyAddressing concerns about the flagOriginal flag knocked over by launchThere is a “scant atmosphere” surrounding the moon. It is often considered a vacuumThere is not enough atmosphere on the moon to facilitate sound wavesThere was so much gas expelled by the launch as to knock over the flagLucio was waaaay off, it’s one atom per cubic meter, still a lot of empty spaceBuzz Aldrin is pretty confident the “UFO” was just a panel from the separated rocketSimilarly, most NASA astronaut “alien”encounters” sound fairly uncertainLusitania was found to be transporting around 4 million bullets, evidence that it was being used as more than merely a civilian ship; of the 1,198 casualties, 128 were civiliansThere is still considerable dispute about the cause of the sinking of the USS Maine, a pivotal factor in US engaging in the Spanish American WarThe story of the assignation of Archduke Ferdinand by Gavrilo PrincipWW1 soldier demonstrates grenades used at timeWW2 Pearl Harbor advanced-knowledge conspiracy theoryCurrent state of the 911 Truth websiteAn article on the life of a current “truther”Stephen Colbert on James ComeyAnother angle on the Comey situationIntergalactic Hop Shop IPA releaseChucks Hop ShopHoly Mountain Jolly Pumpkin Ron Hawaii Evil Twin Even More Jesus Imperial Stout2008 surveys for American’s support of War in IraqWeak repeal of HB2Walking in Charlie’s ShoesDiffering views on Pence’s avoidance of womenMothers as hostsChain of commandSNL evil Bannon skit2012 banks bail outSuicide predictionMachine learning cancer detectionEvolution of cornWild bananaLucio used the word grokNorwegian Forest CatFirestone Walker Leo vs. Ursus Fortem Imperial IPASticky Hands Block 15 Double IPAEvil Twin Imperial Biscotti BreakSea level rise at current temperatures - Lucio off by a factor of 10, whoopsWhere cities formLucio did have the elevation of Seattle correctReconstruction of T-Rex faceSolar system Trappist-1 discoveredThe actual image astronomers have used to understand Trappist-1 

FilibusterFreestyle.com uses Facebook Live and Periscope for the first time and at the 3:30 mark- begin a Recap of Charlotte, NC Microbrews and Bars in Charlotte, NC. Andrew Patterson and Gavin review Troegs, Hi-Wire and the Hop Shop (4:10 mark), Review of the Thirsty Beaver (5:20 mark), reveiw A Workman's Friend and Birdsong IPA (9:30 mark), Legion Brewery Maple Canyon Brown Ale (10:28 mark). Reveiw of Moo & Brew, Tito's Vodka and Pink (the singer) at the 11:59 mark. Next up, a quick visit to "Pint Central" and Holy City Brewery (14:01 mark). Whiskey Warehouse and OMB Brewery (15.14 mark), A college kid relationship spat at Duckworth's (16;45 mark), Common Market, Hipsters, Mich Ultra and Birdsong Jalepenp IPA (17:47 mark). Then we get into a break down of Jeff Buckley and Malcolm Gladwell (19:50 mark), we promo the newly announced Rosco P album (23:08 mark) and then we talk about "that time our friend almost got fired" at the 24:10 mark

Kicking off the 2016 year, host Adam Boyd takes a look back at the 2015 interviews of "Good Brews", and revisits some of his favorite and most notable, including Paul Edminster and Greg Brandt from Iron Goat Brewing, Mel Wood from The Hop Shop, Jeremy Hubbell from Geaux Brewing, and Matt Lincecum from Fremont Brewing. More info at: www.kyrs.org/show/good-brews[Theme Music: “TRAVEL LIGHT” by Jason Shaw (http://www.audionautix.com) // Style Profile Music: www.bensound.com] Play the episode:  Your browser does not support this audio  

Host Adam Boyd interviews Mel Wood, owner of The Hop Shop, a small craft beer bar on the South Hill in Spokane. They discuss the beer serving industry, Mel’s personal favorite beers and breweries, and how The Hop Shop created The Tap Mobile – a mobile beer bus that is the only of its kind in the state of Washington. More info at: www.kyrs.org/show/good-brews[Theme Music: “TRAVEL LIGHT” by Jason Shaw (http://www.audionautix.com) // Style Profile Music: www.bensound.com] Play the episode:  Your browser does not support this audio