Podcast appearances and mentions of joe wiebe

Joe Wiebe is known as the Thirsty Writer and is the Director of Content at The BC Ale Trail. Bonnie Todd is the owner and operator of Off The Eaten Track Food Tours in Victoria, BC. https://www.instagram.com/thirstywriter https://www.thirstywriter.com/ https://www.instagram.com/offtheeatentrack https://offtheeatentracktours.ca/

Vancouver Island Brewing has announced the release of a new collaborative sampler pack to raise funds for the preservation of wild B.C. salmon stocks, a vital food source for the Southern Resident Killer Whales that live in the Salish Sea. Pod Pack 2021 – which follows a similar release in 2019 – features four beers created in collaboration with other island breweries, each of them named after one of the whales in the local pods studied by marine biologists. The beers and participating breweries include: Mike Rosé Pale Ale (5.2% abv) – Whistle Buoy Brewing, Victoria Solstice Plum & Rosemary Saison (4.2% abv) – Ace Brewing, Courtenay Tahlequah Pacific Gose (4.8% abv) – Mayne Island Brewing, Mayne Island Wave Walker Helles Bock (6.8% abv) – Ucluelet Brewing, Ucluelet https://www.psf.ca/support/donate-online Details of the 2021 Pod Pack compiled by Joe Wiebe - https://bcaletrail.ca/vancouver-island-brewing-pod-pack/ Mike Rosé Pale Ale (5.2% ABV) BREWED WITH WHISTLE BUOY BREWING – VICTORIA, BC The namesake of scientist Dr. Michael Bigg, who was known as “the father of killer whale research,” Mike (J-26) is a 30-year old male member of the J-Pod who has two living siblings, Alki (J-36) and Echo (J-42), and one younger sibling who passed away before the age of four, Scarlet (J-50). Tahlequah Pacific Gose (4.8% ABV) BREWED WITH MAYNE ISLAND BREWING – MAYNE ISLAND, BC Tahlequah (J-35) became known worldwide in 2018 when she carried her deceased calf (Ti-Tahlequah) for 17 days while researchers monitored her activity. Then, in September 2020, she made headlines again for successfully giving birth to a healthy calf, Phoenix (J-57). She is 24 years old. Wave Walker Helles Bock (6.8% ABV) BREWED WITH UCLUELET BREWING – UCLUELET, BC Wave Walker (L-88) got his name because when he was first spotted riding the wave from his mother's slipstream. The 28-year-old orca is now the only living member of the L2 family group. Solstice Plum & Rosemary Saison (4.2% ABV) BREWED WITH ACE BREWING – COURTENAY, BC Solstice (L-89) is a 28-year old male who can most likely be found travelling with his mother since the passing of Granny (J-2), one of the best-known orcas in the world who was believed to have lived for more than 100 years. Solstice is the offspring of Spirit (L-22). --- 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/apintwithfriends/message

This week, Beer Sessions Radio is heading up to Western Canada to explore BC’s craft beer scene. Jimmy talks to Brad McQuhae from König Brewing Systems in Abbotsford, BC; Rob Liedl from Applied Brewing and Malting Solutions in Vernon, BC; and Joe Wiebe, author of Craft Beer Revolution: The Insider’s Guide to BC Breweries, co-founder of Victoria Beer Week, and director of content for BC Ale Trail. The group starts off with a brief history of Canada’s craft beer scene during the 80s and 90s. Rob takes us down memory lane with the crazy story of how he was introduced to Brad, who helped land Rob an interview and eventually a job running a malthouse in BC. In the early 90s, there was hardly any demand for malt, but Rob explains that malt eventually grew into a push-pull relationship as more brewers entered the scene. Brad and Joe agreed that everything began to accelerate in the late 90s. In the manufacturing world, Brad has witnessed first-hand the innovations and trends overtaking the craft brewing scene, such as a steep rise in pricing for equipment, and the monumental move from direct fire to steam. Even in the malting world, Rob praises the extensive knowledge of oxygen in relation to barley that just didn’t exist 20-30 years ago. For Joe, all the innovation and success became obvious when he found himself struggling to keep up with all the new craft breweries open. Unable to update his book fast enough, he pivoted to creating an online BC Ale Trail to guide visitors and locals through the scene, and feels confident that Covid-19 has helped breweries strengthen their business models. Rob and Brad are also hopeful for 2021 and the future, with Brad anticipating a very good summer and Rob envisioning another wave of the roaring 20s. Drinks list: Jet Fuel IPA from East Brewing Company High Frequency IPA from Category 12 Brewing Blue Buck from Phillips Brewing Company Photos Courtesy of Joe Wiebe and Brad McQuhae.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Beer Sessions Radio by becoming a member!Beer Sessions Radio is Powered by  Simplecast .

Thanks to the Marketing Lady- ITW landed it's biggest fish yet! This week's episode is a delicious journey into one of ITW's favorite substances- craft beer. To captain the ship on this sudsy journey, ITW sought out the Thirsty Writer himself, Joe Wiebe. Joe's works have been published in several major Canadian media outlets and he has written 2 volumes of Craft Beer Revolution: The Insiders Guide to BC Breweries. Joe co-founded the BC Ale Trail and helped develop Victoria Beer Week among other things. In this week's episode, you will learn about beer history, how to taste like a pro (or swear on the radio) and why real beer drinkers love lager. Franz & AJ keep the IQ level down by poking fun of Port Alberni and ocean-flavoured beer. This is part 1 of 2 so keep an eye out for the second installment in the coming months. Thanks to Joe for his time. Now get out there and support your local independant craft brewery! Learn more here:@thirstywriter@bcaletrail@bccraftbrewersguild

About the Guest: Joe Wiebe, the “Thirsty Writer,” is the author of Craft Beer Revolution: The Insider’s Guide to B.C. Breweries, the definitive guidebook to British Columbia’s burgeoning craft beer industry, currently in its second edition. The first edition of Craft Beer Revolution was a B.C. bestseller for 2013 and won the Gourmand Award for Best Beer Book in Canada. The completely revised and updated second edition released in March 2015 includes profiles of 90 breweries compared to 50 in the version that came out just two years earlier. Joe has been a freelance writer for 20 years, writing hundreds of articles on a wide range of subjects including arts and culture, sports, business and travel, but since 2008 he has mainly written about craft beer in publications including British Columbia magazine, Sip Northwest, BeerAdvocate, BCBusiness, The Growler, WestWorld, Beer West, Taps, Publican, NUVO, Taste, Alive, Westjet magazine and Boulevard. Joe is a co-founder and Beer Director of Victoria Beer Week, which takes place annually in early March, and the BC Ale Trail project, for which he is the Content Manager. He produced the Victoria Beer Map and is the beer columnist for CBC Radio’s All Points West program and often appears on other radio and TV shows as a craft beer expert. He emceed the Canadian Brewing Awards in 2016 and the Business of Craft Beer conference several times, and regularly hosts panel discussions on craft beer. Joe presents beer seminars in venues throughout British Columbia and leads a monthly beer tasting session in Victoria. He acts as a beer judge for the Okanagan Fest of Ale and the BC Beer Awards, and hosts visiting media on tours of the craft beer scene in British Columbia.  Follow him on Twitter, and on Facebook.  

Special guest Joe Wiebe discusses fresh hop beer, which you can only get this time of year. Pick of the Week: Codorniu Clasico Cava

Special guest Joe Wiebe "the Thirsty Writer" joins us to talk about Victoria Beer Week.

Special guest Joe Wiebe, producer of Victoria Beer Week, previews this year's event. Pick(s) of the Week, beer edition: Category 12 Pivotal ESB. Also try New England IPA collaboration between White Sails Brewing in Nanaimo BC and Swans Brewpub.

A beer episode with special guest Joe Wiebe. We look at what's new in local craft beer as we shift into winter brews, update the local industry as more breweries prepare to open, and discuss coming beer related events. The special guest "Pick of the Week": The Oktoberfest Flammenbeer, which is a collaboration between Swans Brewery and White Sails Brewing that was winner of the BC Beer Award's Best in Show Award. It's a special brew and might be hard to find, so don't wait. Bonus pick -  Vancouver Island Breweries Hermannator is out for the Christmas season.

0:00 - 12:21: Interview with John Horgan, the new Premier of British Columbia. He's the MLA for Langford-Juan de Fuca and that makes him the first Premier from Vancouver Island in over 60-years. 12:21 -26:35: News from the local craft beer scene! Beer writer Joe Wiebe joins the show and also give us a list of 9 local beers you should try. 26:35 - 46:41: Regular guests Corey and James review the Ryan Adams concert, update the hawk in the eagle's nest in Sidney, and conduct a quiz.

During Bellingham Beer Week, I attended a talk by prominent beer writer, Joe Wiebe, better known as the 'Thirsty Writer'. The talk was about the history of craft beer in BC and key moments that ignited the revolution. If after listening to this you want to know more, you can check out Joe’s book ‘Craft Beer Revolution’. Check out Joe's book:http://craftbeerrevolution.ca/ BC Ale Trail:https://bcaletrail.ca/ Cascadian Beer Podcast Website: http://cascadian.beer Facebook: http://facebook.com/cascadianbeer Twitter: http://twitter.com/cascadianbeer This episode was made possible by supporters on Patreon. If you enjoy this podcast and want to support its creation, you can pledge on our show page: http://patreon.com/cascadianbeer Podcast created and hosted by: Aaron Johnson Recorded at Chuckanut Brewery - Bellingham, WA Editing & mixing by: Aaron Johnson (http://aaronthe.tech) Theme music by: A:M (Aaron Johnson & Danny Moffat) Support the show.

This week News 101 co-director Emily Blake's interview with Sean Hosein of CATIE about Health Canada's approval of Truvada for HIV prevention. News 101 co-director Rohit Joseph's interview with Joe Wiebe, co-founder of the craft beer festival Victoria Beer Week. News 101 correspondent Kelly Reaburn's report on the BC Liberal's monthly bus rate for people with disabilities. Emily Blake's interview with UBC faculty member Juliet O'Brien about the Paula Butler report, GSS sexual assault report, and impending sexual assault policy at UBC.