Podcasts about lagunitas ipa

Spring blooms in NYC, and Opie Radio at Gebhards delivers a chaotic, laugh-packed episode! The crew kicks off with conspiracies about the Pope’s “unalived” Easter Monday exit, a blessed Lamborghini for Pope John Paul II, and Jim Morrison hiding in Syracuse. They dive into Florida Man Games with lawnmower racing, family scandals, and barfing on JetBlue. Ron takes over with a freezing Coney Island beach tale, a dubious sexual harassment counselor claim, and rants on food dyes and declining birth rates. A $100 saltine-eating challenge ends in a dusty disaster, while the street cam spots Yoko Ono (maybe). Grab a Lagunitas IPA for this unfiltered, edgy rollercoaster of humor and absurdity!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Introduction: • Welcome to our podcast episode where we delve into the realm of artisanal brews and reminisce about some of the legendary libations from 2008. • During this era, craft beer was flourishing, with breweries pushing boundaries and concocting novel flavors and styles, shaping the eclectic panorama we relish today.Featured Brews: 1. Blue Moon Belgian White: • Renowned for its harmonious blend of wheat, oats, and citrus zest, Blue Moon Belgian White remains an emblem of craft beer finesse. • Delve into the pivotal role of this brew in popularizing artisanal brewing in the United States. 2. Lagunitas IPA: • Lagunitas Brewing Company's flagship India Pale Ale boasts a robust hop character, featuring hints of tropical fruit and pine that distinguish it. • Examine how Lagunitas IPA contributed to the ascent of West Coast-style IPAs and the prevailing hop-centric craze. 3. Founders All Day IPA: • Founders Brewing Co.'s inventive session IPA offers a refreshing take with its balanced bitterness and vibrant hoppy notes. • Reflect on the impact of Founders Brewing Co. on pioneering brewing methodologies. 4. Samuel Adams Boston Lager: • Samuel Adams Boston Lager, a quintessential Vienna-style lager, is esteemed for its intricate brewing process and balanced malt profile. • Unearth the legacy of Samuel Adams Brewery and its commitment to upholding time-honored brewing traditions. 5. Goose Island Honker's Ale: • Goose Island Brewery's English-style bitter presents a velvety malt character with a crisp, clean finish, embodying enduring appeal. • Explore the influence of Goose Island Brewery on the craft beer milieu and its endeavors in promoting diverse beer styles.Conclusion: • As we reminisce about these timeless craft brews from 2008, we acknowledge their instrumental role in shaping the dynamic and diverse landscape of craft beer today. • Join us next time as we embark on further exploration of the intricate world of craft beer and its ever-evolving flavors and trends. Cheers! ★ Support this podcast ★

On this episode we rewatch Jan Blachowicz vs Alex Pereira and give our thoughts on it while having some Lagunitas IPA.

This week Dave's pick Lagunitas India Pale Ale. Rating - 3 Chubs out of 4! Best game to be paired with: GTA V --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thecouchcoopshow/message

John and Wes discuss our culture of fear and the cult of safety on this very special episode of Beer, Bourbon and Balderdash. We also enjoy a Lagunitas IPA and a High West Bourbon. Cheers!

Você conhece a cerveja norte americana Lagunitas IPA? O Expert Padilha conta um pouquinho sobre a cerveja e suas harmonizações de comida. A queridinha da California e do mundo encontra-se no Zona Sul!

Un classique de l'IPA industrielle cette semaine plus des messages audios des amis du podcast qui vous avez pu entendre par le passé, et on espère dans le futur. Plus toutes nos rubriques habituelles.  Intro et outro: Big Patate par Ruff N Ready  Binouze USA fait partie du label Podcut. Retrouvez tous les podcasts du label sur www.podcut.studio. Vous pouvez aussi aider le label en allant sur www.patreon.com/podcut.   

In this special episode of Friday Night Beers, Tom & Vince try two beers called Oberon Ale and Lagunitas IPA in front of a live audience at The Standard Bar & Grill. Oberon comes from Bell's Brewery from Kalamazoo, MI. Lagunitas comes from Lagunitas, California. The hosts drink it and somehow compare it to many, many things! At the end, they rate these beers on a unique 1-5 scale. OberonVINCE: 4.25 / 5 VincesTOM: 4.5 / 5 TomsLagunitas IPAVINCE: 3.75 / 5 VincesTOM: 4.25 / 5 TomsInstagram: @friday.night.beersTwitter: @fnb_pod Theme music by Billy Hansa. Subscribe, rate and review the podcast on Apple, Spotify or wherever you find your podcasts!

This week, Rich and Joe travel to California to review another high-profile craft brewer in Lagunitas Brewing Co. and sample their world-renown IPA. In the Hop Topic, we talk about the latest movements of Robinsons Brewery and their historical site in the centre of Stockport, UK.Be sure to follow Lagunitas Brewing Co.

This episode features The Trooper by Robinson Brewing followed by Lagunitas IPA then Calgary by Village Brewing and to end it all Flying Monkey's Fireworks and Karate.  Make sure to visit our sponsors Brewski Blazers use code Neubert for 10% off and Allure Esthetics use code Neubert for 20% off.  Leave us a rating and have a great week!! see ya next week.

This week I have the old school IPA from Lagunitas as my Beer In Front. I have been having some health issues so I didn't have other beers however I'll make up for it with extra Jagoffs! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beerinfront/support

Go here to see notes for this episode: https://www.fourbrewers.com/330-beerstonk/ Subscribe: RSS | Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Twitch | Anchor.fm Support the show: Patreon | PayPal Donation 4B Social Media: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | tumblr | Flickr | Snapchat Email 4B: feedback@fourbrewers.com 4B Theme Song: The Sleeping Sea King ***** Episode Chapters: 00:00:00: SupportTheShitOutOfIt.com 00:00:12: Four Brewers Theme 00:00:17: Begin Show 00:06:21: 7-Eleven Brews 00:10:00: 805 CERVEZA - Firestone Walker Brewing Company 00:20:57: Bud Ice - Anheuser-Busch 00:25:20: Stella Artois - Stella Artois 00:25:38: Premium Beer - Sapporo 00:26:36: Modelo Negra - Grupo Modelo 00:30:38: Stella Artois (cont'd) 00:31:39: Bud Ice (cont'd) 00:34:41: Inclined IPA - Santa Monica Brew Works 00:35:34: IPA - Lagunitas 00:36:21: Dos Equis Lager Especial - Cervecería Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma S.A. de C.V. 00:37:40: Hazy Little Thing - Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. 00:38:38: Lagunitas IPA (cont'd) 00:40:42: StereoHopic IPA Vol. 1 (Nelson Sauvin & Mosaic) - Lagunitas Brewing Company 00:43:12: Inclined IPA (cont'd) 00:43:59: StereoHopic IPA (cont'd) 00:45:31: Voodoo Ranger - New Belgium Brewing Co. 00:49:44: Voodoo Ranger Juicy Haze IPA - New Belgium Brewing Company 00:51:52: Mike's Harder Lemonade - Mike's Hard Lemonade Company 00:54:33: Wrap Up 00:56:47: fourbrewers.com The Four Brewers podcast uses .mp3 files with chapter markers that allow you to easily skip to different parts of the show. Overcast for iOS and Podcast Addict for Android are two examples of apps that utilize this handy feature, as well as the native Podcasts app for iOS. If your podcast player doesn't support chapter markers, then simply reference the time stamps listed above for this episode.

Even though Prescott and Preston are extremely scared for their lives they still are here to bring you episode five through a pandemic and a snow apocalypse winter storm that has ruined Dallas. Today we dive into the Lagunitas IPA's as we try something new. It took us a lot of courage to record this podcast but it doesn't take a lot of courage to listen.

Join us in episode 12 as we try to keep warm during the icepocolypse currently making its way through central Texas. Today the guys start off with an oldie but goodie, Lagunitas IPA, while discussing the firing of Gina Carano from Disney, hopefully good rumor news about the Star Wars expanded universe taking a bigger role in future Star Wars projects, and the recreation of the LucasArts game studio. Then they try out a local gin called Wild Bark distilled by the Wild Gins company while exploring the history of juniper berries and what makes Wild Bark special. Then the guys finish off this week's episode sipping a fermented black tea straight from China. Follow us @BrewAgeBanter on Facebook and @brew_age_banter on Instagram!

In this episode we discuss the newly released christmas movie, 'Fatman' while enjoying lagunitas IPA

Join us as we guzzle some Lagunitas IPA. Dylan has big cans. Anyway, what's new with you guys? JK, don't answer that, I'm still writing this description. In this episode, we discussed some very serious topics. So serious, in fact, I can't even write them here and not because I can't remember anything we said. Sorry I'm posting this so late, things are pretty wild right now. You understand. Thanks. Email us at rockhardbrewreviews@gmail.com and follow us on twitter @RHBR_pod. Just freakin' do it, would ya? DISCLAIMER: This is an attempt at a comedy podcast. We joke about drinking a lot and other dumb shit but they're jokes and you shouldn't take anything we say seriously. Don't drink too much and don't drink if you're underage OK????? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rhbr/message

Taking a break from the bucket list to do three American beers via Zoom. Lagunitas IPA, Brooklyn Lager and Anchor Steam Beer are drank, discussed and reviewed. We chat a bit about America in general and somehow get to dwarf weddings, sausage rolls and things that aren't American at all. It's raw and unedited, make of that what you will!

The boys are joined by engineer Josh, who brings aboard a classic brew for Malternative considerations. Plus, a segment they should've called Cool or Fuel. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome back to Conversation on Tap! In this episode, Jose and Joel are joined by Henry Houston to discuss journalism and writing for the Eugene Weekly. But, first, Jose and Joel chat about what they are drinking: Lagunitas IPA and St. Pauli Girl. For their FRED Talks, Jose talked about how virtual masses just aren't the same as attending in person, and Joel used his time to call out Andrew Sullivan for criticizing the 1619 Project, though he gave him credit for calling out the left on the Tara Reade scandal. In the main segment, Jose and Joel were joined by Henry Houston for a lively conversation. They started the conversation by going through some of Jose's favorite articles written by Henry: Country Grammar, in which Henry was able to meet with Garth and fulfill his childhood dream; Shatner: The Final Frontier, in which Henry recalls his interview with William Shatner; and Nerd Bashing Time, in which he interviews the MAGA-hat-wearing MMA fighter Colby Covington. From there, we talked about whether Star Trek or Star Wars was better, what it's like to get hate mail, journalistic standards, and the reaction to Oregon's Coronavirus health guidelines. It's a great discussion about the real work that journalists do to bring citizens independent news. In the final segment, Jose talked about how he has been watching a YouTube show called Hiking With Kevin, whereas Joel talked about a New Yorker piece about Greenwich Republicans who support Trump, the Michael Jordan docu-series entitled The Last Dance, and a rapper from Oxnard named Anderson Paak. That's all for this week, but keep up with the Podcast by following us on Facebook and Instagram.  Cheers!

The epic clash of the one-word-name beers. Sit back, relax, and get ready to learn about eczema as you find out which beer takes the cake in this week's episode.

BONUS EPISODE. This is the first ever episode recorded about 9 months prior to the posting of episode 1 'Night Of The Hunter. I was still figuring out the format of the show and the mics are different so you may hear a different quality of sound. We drink Espolon blanco and reposado tequila while talking through John Carpenter's 'Escape From L.A.' Hope you enjoy this rough draft of the show. Please rate/review/subscribe and follow us on Instagram @drinksandamoviepod

David and I discuss Bruce Lee's second film 'The Chinese Connection'. We drink lagunitas IPA and Jameson as the conversation evolves into discussions on 'Game Of Death' and a precursor to a future discussion on Davids written piece on the current Oscar nominations.

Esta semana estrenamos el primer especial de la temporada 2. Nos unimos para darle voz a un tema candente muy importante: Servicios de reparto a domicilio, los ya conocidos comúnmente como riders. Exploramos varios aspectos del sistema y comentamos hechos alarmantes alrededor de ello. Esta semana tenemos dos cervezas, las dos que se pueden encontrar en España de Lagunitas. No tienen desperdicio. Lagunitas IPA: https://amzn.to/2mVbGK4 Lagunitas 12 of never ALE: https://amzn.to/2pdiEL3 Recordamos que seguimos disponibles en el grupo de Telegram: https://t.me/Effit

Hey North County! Chris celebrated a baby B-day with the fam. Cass crushed The Yard House and Dave & Busters in Cbad. We all hung on Sunday! Why was Lagunitas IPA the beer of the week? Baseball is almost over (for our Pads). Kaboo is moving, Legoland has a locals deal, and Encinitas Oktoberfest is this weekend. We drop our simple guacamole recipes. What would we do to our house if we were getting ready to sell? And what do you call a group of seagulls? Cheers!

Keith and Christian come together once again, as Keith drinks Lagunitas IPA and Christian drinks Gentleman Jack by Jack Daniels. Listen as these "browskis" chat about California, Gundams hiding within Area 51, people who wear regular clothes to the gym and other "whatevers in life!"

On this episode we drink Lagunitas IPA's and talk with writer, director, and producer Matthew Robinson. Check it out to hear us chat about Matt's search for an archaeologist-spacewoman, the grit behind Batman: The Animated Series, and the cinematic masterpiece that is The Adventures of Matthew Robinson. Matt just had an extremely successful run at this year's Hollywood Fringe Festival for the play he wrote entitled 'Olivia Wilde Doesn't Survive the Apocalypse'. Stay on top of his endeavors by following Matt on Instagram and Twitter @robinsonishyde, and be on the lookout for his latest piece, "Paramedics"!

This episode the lads discuss Glastonbury, ideal pod guests and (after a mountain of letters) they finally talk about their buffet strategy.

Dig into Fish House with us in our 5th episode! Armed with the classic, yet unfortunately no longer craft, Lagunitas IPA, we have a blast on ic with Boston's best cruise ship jam band. Open up for insight to the pathways (and barriers) to entry in the Boston music scene, how creative processes develop from youth to adulthood, and naturally, a bit of politics. Beer samples: Garys in Space (DIPA, 8.3%), Mystic Brewery Distopian Dream Girl (NIPA, 7%), Foam Brewers Through Her Eyes (Imperial IPA, 8.5%), Long Live Beer Works Follow us on Instagram @draftlinepod! Hosts: Matt Brooks and JD Neinast Theme Music by: Tim Hall Logo Design: Heidi Geist Additional Compositions: Matt Brooks Audio Production: Matt Brooks

Listen to host Nate McAllister & Jimmy Boogy Borges discuss our 2019 Bargain Bin wideouts and drink some delicious Lagunitas IPA and that is what's on tap!

Herlinda Heras and Mark Carpenter have guests from The Sonoma-Marin Fair, with food and beer pairings to discover. The second day of the Sonoma-Marin fair in Petaluma is today. It's a great little fair with a hometown feel. Since Petaluma is known for beer, they have a homebrew competition. Cristy from the Sonoma-Marin Fair has brought fair food for some pairings of beer with fair food. It starts with corn dogs and ends with funnel cakes, with everything in between, like pulled pork, tri-tip, chicken kebob and all the fixins. They are all from concessionaires at the fair. Bob Peek is in, he used to own The Beverage People. He probably either taught all the home brewers or they took his class or bought equipment from him. Lagunitas is a major sponsor of the fair. Herlinda mentions that Golden State Cider is also there, also Ace Cider. Cider and BBQ go very well together. A sweet tropical stout beer goes well with spicy food. The Kiwanas Club is a sponsor that takes care of beer and wine. Herlinda finds that the Lagunitas IPA goes well with a corn dog. "We are selflessly devoting ourselves to this research for the benefit of the community. I hope you all appreciate that, as we are sitting here eating and drinking and enjoying ourselves, we're doing it for you!" --Pete Foppiano Mark remembers Santa Rosa Brewing Company and its brewer Tim O'Day. He came from Britain and worked there for five years. They opened in 1993 and worked until 1998 and they won a gold medal during that time. The Chicken Kebob comes from Jim's Smokehouse Barbeque. It has peppers and onions and it's huge. This may not be the largest fair on the map but the people like it because it's a nice size and has one admission ticket for unlimited rides. This is great for families with small children who like to take rides over and over again. Funnel Express Funnel Cakes will donate their wares for the funnel cake eating contest. Herlinda has one with Nutella, strawberry and vanilla custard, with some Lagunitas Little Sumpin' on the side. The Sonoma-Marin Fair Homebrew Contest attracts a lot of entrants and attention from beer fans all over. Mark tells how Copper was a metal that brewers could work with, before the age of stainless steel. Anchor Brewing had its original copper kettles but copper wears out so instead of replacing with stainless steel they kept it in copper. Mark mentions the animals at the fair, rabbits, chickens, sheep, pigs, etc. Sarah mentions that they also have extensive educational materials on display with big screens. The 4H and FFA kids take great care with their animals and caring for them. They also have a petting zoo and a humane society cuddle station where you can also adopt a pet.

Welcome back to "Cave of Thrones!!!" You're in the Endgame now, kids. Well, almost. More like an hour plus long show only to advance the episode another six minutes. Whatever, the guys talk a lot. Like that's news to you. In this episode, CraigMakk completely loses control over the beer in the ManCave; Serious Jest accidentally shares his deep love for queen-style necrophilia; and special guest (former) Intern Wacker is absolutely certain that Drogan ate his Mom as soon as he left the castle. Plus, get ready to learn whether or not dragons truly understand symbolism; figure out how much B&W needed "dat Star Wars money;" gain a deeper understanding of how to tell epic storytelling time jumps via scraggly beards; debate how easy it is for anyone to get into a Westerosi Town Council Meeting these days; and much, much more. At least there are all these killer beers to ease you into the oblivion of your post-Thrones life. Well, almost all of them are killer. Damn you, Wacker. So strap in, grab yourself a beer, and welcome back to "Cave of Thrones!!!" Beer(s) of the Show: Six Point Citrus Jammer Gose, Adroit Theory Morpheus Hazy Imperial IPA (courtesy of Tavour), Lagunitas IPA, and a Special Guest Beer courtesy of (former) Intern Wacker

Join Dave and Chris as they discuss some TV shows that have caught there attention recently that they recommend while enjoying some IPA by Lagunitas Brewing Co. Cheers!

Robin from the Hartel Brewery gives us some tips for growing your own hops and Jason teaches us about trickster gods. 

The Off Duty ADs talk about policies and procedures surrounding bad weather at contests.  They also talk about Mike's meeting schedules and his need for an Assistant to the Assistant Principal, Ryan's lack of Caddyshack knowledge, how the Browns relate to the Cubs, Mike's Big Ten update, lightning and thunder concerns, the abundance of meteorologists in the stands, North Dakota topography, the polar vortex, heat concerns, Ryan status as an elite marathoner, and how athletic directors are never correct.

Are you going to SEMA? Then this episode is jam packed with five tips on how to get the most out of The SEMA Show. Marty and DJ share past times at SEMA and talk about the upcoming show over some Buffalo Wild Wings Chicken Tenders and a Lagunitas IPA. Since the first tip is to expand ur horizons then we thought we would try this IPA. Sadly it did not sit well with our pale TS as we indulged in the chicken. But hey, we had fun drinking some beers and chatting about SEMA so Grab a Pint and Enjoy

Fred Abercrombie is in, from Lagunitas. Ron Lindenbusch was also going to come in for today's show but he is not available, as Herlinda Heras explains, do to some issues with his reopening of one of Steve Jaxon's favorite local venues, the old Hopland Taproom. Today they will talk about an event in Petaluma to be held next weekend, the 60th Annual Bill Soberanes Memorial Petaluma Whiskerino. Here is the event's Facebook page, log on to FB to access it. Bill Soberanes was a longtime journalist who covered Petaluma in the local press and who was beloved by all the people whose lives he touched. He called himself a Peopleologist. Herlinda remembers serving him beer years ago. The Petaluma Whiskerino, where men come to show off beards, sideburns, goatee, moustache, business beards, etc. Lagunitas is a sponsor. There are prizes, a free photo booth and then groups come onto stage for judging. Roy Miller, an attorney from Santa Rosa, is also in the studio for today's show. The event is Saturday Oct. 6 at 3pm at the Phoenix Theater in Petaluma. There is even a kids' category and a ladies' category, so there are a lot of ways for people to take part. There is also a costume category, a memorial for Justin Bill Hunter, who would always come in costume. There is an after-party sponsored by Lagunitas. Fred Abercrombie and his wife took over the event's organization about 11 years ago. He is the MC and she manages PR. Lagunitas has sponsored it for almost a decade, since he has been working there. Fred has been the creative director at Lagunitas for about five years. Herlinda would like to have him back to talk about the label regulations that include font size and allowed words, in the regulations over alcohol. Fred Abercrombie brought their hop water. They also make a cannabis-infused hop water, but it's not there today. This is just sparkling water and hops. Herlinda says it's refreshing. She also mentions a Super Cluster Ale from Lagunitas that she is having. Herlinda says that when they are tasting beers in competitions, they often use Lagunitas IPA as a flavor baseline for judging the other beers. Fred says that every category has its own 1st, 2nd and 3rd award, then there is an overall award, the coveted Golden Chicken, which goes to the best contestant all around. There is one contestant who does an "octobeard" which is a long beard split into eight tentacles. The Wrist Wrestling competition once reached ABC's Wide World of Sports. Petaluma also had an Ugliest Dog competition which put the town on the map.

Invest in yourself! We go over what it means, why it's important, and how we invest in ourselves. We talk struggles/shortcomings as well so pop open a Lagunitas IPA with us and let's talk investment.

This week in the hideout we drink Lagunitas IPA (& some sort of southern pecan beer) with bassist Benjamin McAnelly . He's here to tell us about an underepresented group of people who like to hang out with musicians, and a band he likes to hang out with called "Lines in the Sky". We talk about tou- life, crappy sound people, and of course "why nick is wack". Topics discussed: This guy Nick. a lot. for some reason... His wackness Lines in the Sky Tour life What it's like pretending to be a musician Other facts about the bass guitar Links mentioned in this episode: @benjaminmcanelly @linesintheskymusic --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryan-poole3/support

This week in the hideout we drink Lagunitas IPA (& some sort of southern pecan beer) with bassist Benjamin McAnelly . He's here to tell us about an underepresented group of people who like to hang out with musicians, and a band he likes to hang out with called "Lines in the Sky". We talk about tou- life, crappy sound people, and of course "why nick is wack". Topics discussed: This guy Nick. a lot. for some reason... His wackness Lines in the Sky Tour life What it's like pretending to be a musician Other facts about the bass guitar Links mentioned in this episode: @benjaminmcanelly @linesintheskymusic

In our second episode we look at a style that's taken the world by storm, it's the West Coast IPA. A big hitting hop monster with high bitterness and robust but supportive malt. As usual, we brew one ourselves, talk about the style and our recipe, before trying out some commercial examples: Lagunitas IPA by Lagunitas https://lagunitas.com/ 5 O'Clock Shadow by Weird Beard http://www.weirdbeardbrewco.com/ Treason by Uprising http://www.uprisingbrewery.co.uk/

“Who touches this touches a man. Incredibly moving, risk-taking, original, and deep. I was in tears a number of times while reading it. Magnificent.” - Barry Spacks Teddy Macker is a guileless poet who incarnates the beauty and struggle of both the internal and external landscapes of this world we share. I would be lying if I didn’t say that one of my new life goals is buy Teddy a Lagunitas IPA and shoot the bull on all of life’s matter late into the evening. Macker is quick to laugh, invoke the wisdom of elders, and see the truth in and lurking behind boulders and cottonwood trees.  His book of poetry, This World, is masterful. Like Barry Spacks' words regarding (mentioned above) This World, tears will find you as you saunter through Macker’s poetry, and you will find yourself returning to it time and again. In this conversation, Teddy and I talk about Barry Spacks’ impact on him, how he holds the sacred and the sensual hand in hand, we bond over our mutual love for the music of Greg Brown, and of course, we are privileged with Teddy reading us some of his poems from This World. You can learn more about Teddy by reading This World. (Please excuse the number of links to purchase This World, I am just such a big admirer of this book and man that I think everyone should have a copy. Buy yours here.)

A sip-sized review of Lagunitas' IPA - a great starter IPA at 6.2% and 51 IBUs from one of our favorite California - or Chicago - area beer.

In this episode of the Beer Here! podcast, Alex and Will introduce the first installment in a series of blind tastings where beers from different regions of styles will compete head to head. This episode focuses on two popular flagship West Coast IPAs, Lagunitas IPA and Stone IPA. Discussion topics include Jim Koch's (of Sam Adams fame) New York Times Op-Ed, Brew Dog selling a significant portion of its company, and ten things that drive your hosts crazy about craft beer blogs. Music is 'Son of an American' by The So So Glos. Thanks for listening and cheers!

Welcome back to another fantabulous episode of Snooze & Booze! Currently on episode numero 62, this show is actually a blend of two sets of guests. Firstly we welcome Jen back once again along side another great band that she manages by the name of Mother Rose. They talk about touring, upcoming plans to record, and anything else that is fueled by chasing Southern Comfort swigs with Lagunitas IPA. Be sure to check them out! You can find them on just about any social network around, although I don't think they've made it to Jewcier.com or Farmer's Only just yet so don't hold your breath. On the second portion of the show we welcome back Elliot and Christian once again for what was actually a spur of the moment recording that yielded a pretty good discussion on stuff, stuff, and more stuff. So if you'd like to hear about all this... stuff... you know what to do. Cheers!

Ezzie and Ty taste test Lagunitas IPA and talk shit on tall bikes. A short and sweet mini-episode!

The podcast will be with you shortly.Our Guests+Jobe Bittman+Stephen NewtonShow Notes after the jumpThis episode was recorded on November 10th, 2014Adam made a prediction about U Con that ended up coming true.DrinkMother-In-Law Double IPA from Valholl Brewing, Poulsbo, WALagunitas IPAGreen Apple Bubba Kush (Adam can't find links for this)Dark Penance Imperial Black IPA from Founders' Brewery, Grand Rapids, MISailor Jerry Spiced RumVernor's Ginger AleTalking Rain Sparkling Spring WaterSpinJobe hates all new musicThe Shaggs, Philosophy of the WorldRoky Erickson, The Evil One She Wants Revenge Ben Frost, By The ThroatRancid, ...And Out Come The Wolves (we'll ignore their new album)Ministry, In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing UpSoggy Bog of DoomMagnus Pelander, s/t epWitchcraftGodflesh, A World Lit Only By FireClarendoniansToots & The MaytalsReadPlaying At The World, Jon PetersonDesigners & Dragons, Shannon AppleclineOf Dice And Men, David EwaltAt The Mountains Of Madness, H.P. LovecraftThe Woman Who Would Be King: Hatshepsut's Rise to Power in Ancient Egypt, Kara CooneyShadow of the Torturer, Gene WolfeShadows Linger, Glenn CookThe Blade Itself, Joe AbercrombieFirst Lensman, E.E. "Doc" SmithRun5d6?Savage Worlds, HellfrostRuneQuest 6, Griffin MountainDungeon Crawl ClassicsLamentations of the Flame PrincessThanks for joining us for this episode of Drink Spin Run. We'd love to read your comments on the show, suggestions, where exactly we can stick what and other thinly-veiled threats. Send us your thoughts at dsr@kickassistan.net. Once again, thanks for listening.

This week Steve and Roland look forward to a beer they have both had, and both enjoyed, but are disappointed, find out why. 

This week's beer(s): "Pliny the Elder" and "Lagunitas IPA" ...We also discuss possibly brewing our own Clever Fools brew (thanks to Francisco), suicidal jumper on the 105 freeway, charter bus/FedEx truck crash, attending the "Drinking With Comics" show at "The Comic Bug" comic book store, the upcoming "Free Comic Book Day" this May 3rd, and big movies premiering next month! Woooohooo!!!

This week, Arash and Kevin dig into messages and questions we’ve received, and answer some questions from our listeners. Beer: Lagunitas IPA

Chicago improv superstar (his words) Josh Logan from Michael Pizza and Improvised Shakespeare joins Xander and Ben for some delicious beer, discussion of his controversial new one man show, and we learn that, with a little brown hair dye, he could steal Ben's life and no one would notice. Also there are a whole bunch of Germans.  A gaggle.

Steve and Arata discuss Russian River beers and their pairing with food, Three Floyds accommodations, and Goose Island Fleur batch comparisons.

Steve and Arata discuss Russian River beers and their pairing with food, Three Floyds accommodations, and Goose Island Fleur batch comparisons.

00:00:00 - Turns out Australia and Antarctica have more in common than just being giant deserts. A new study in Nature Geoscience reports that Antarctica is stealing Australia's moisture and it's all humanity's fault! C'mon Southern Hemisphere, can't you guys just all get along? 00:13:35 - This week Patrick is supping a grape fruit from New Zealand, Ryan kicks back a Fosters to then transition into a relatively palatable Harpoon Celtic Ale and Charlie requests sponsorship from his old standby, the Lagunitas IPA. 00:18:41 - Jacob jumps in mid-transition to help Ryan announce the upcoming Florida Science... sort of meetup. Details at the Paleocave blog! 00:21:27 - Trailer Trash Talks finds itself in a weird yet familiar place as the Paleopals discuss the 4th installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, On Stranger Tides. 00:30:28 - The pesky paleontologists have discovered a couple of new marsupials down in Aus. The crazy part is the convergent angle evolution between these basal mammals and some modern lizards. When you want to eat snails, you'll evolve just about anything. 00:39:20 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like Australia, most people never both to go there, and most who do get burned. Charlie has an e-mail from Jesse at NYU who informs the Paleopals about other mammals with only one set of chompers. Ryan has a donation from Chad G. who suggests a brewery Ryan has preemptively partaken of. Also, Ryan is very awkward with issues of money, let's not ask him to do this ever again, agreed? Finally, Patrick has an apologetic and follicular Brachiolope from Denis that can be seen at the appropriately named Brachiolope Gallery. Thanks for listening. A blog exists! It's named the Paleocave Blog. Y'know, just in case. Music for this week's show: You Shit Me to Tears - The Tenants You Sound Like Louis Burdett - The Whitlams The Mariner's Revenge Song - The Decemberists Land Down Under - Men at Work

Homebrewing beer. Jamil and Tasty continue their Laguntas series with the challenge of brewing their IPA. Lagunitas brewer Jeremy Marshal joins the show to talk about the characteristics and ingredients of the beer and the boys attempt to clone it.

Syllabus - Reassuringly Expensive It been six month since we started Beer School. It's time to restate the goals of of the class. The entire text of the syllabus can be found at http://www.beerschool.com/syllabus/ Be sure to read http://fakesteve.blogspot.com The burrito tunnel! http://www.idlewords.com/2007/04/the_alameda-weehawken_burrito_tunnel.htm BJCP guide http://www.bjcp.org/study.html BJCP flash cards http://www.bjcp.org/OffFlavorFlash.pdf http://www.bjcp.org/2004BJCPFlashcards.pdf Three Sheets to the Wind by Pete Brown http://www.amazon.com/Three-Sheets-Wind-Quest-Meaning/dp/1405049871 Homework: Tell us what beer is in your local neighbor hood store. Host: John Foster and Motor Beer: Sierra Nevada Pale, Anchor Liberty Ale, Anchor Steam, Lagunitas IPA. Check out beerschool.com and thebrewingnetwork.com Be sure to visit Alembic and Magnolia in San Francisco, CA Email us at info@beerschool.com Good noon! Not recorded at the Rat Pad. Recorded in San Francisco on 08/12/2007. BeerSchool and BeerSchool.com are a trademarks of Ayer Media, Inc. � 2007 Ayer Media, Inc.