Podcasts about Micropub

The Royston is an award winning micropub located in Broadstairs. It's a stand out amongst many of the other famous micropubs of the Isle of Thanet in that part of Kent. Jamie and Sean from the Belper Beer club made a trip down there and spoke to Andy who runs the Royston.

A father-of-two from Tunbridge Wells has been attacked by three people in his own home after he asked his neighbours to keep the noise down. He answered the door to three people who assaulted him in front of his children. Also in today's podcast, residents says faulty technology and a staff shortage are causing the only Post Office in a Kent area to become a joke.The service has come under fire for "beyond acceptable" waiting times. Angry villagers say “diabolical” plans for a new housing estate would destroy a picturesque view across the Kent countryside.Residents also fear local roads won't be able to cope as the development would increase the population of Hamstreet, near Ashford, by about a quarter.A couple say they've got big plans to expand after finding success converting an old public toilet block in Swanley into a micropub. They've so far spent £60,000 and are hoping to add another extension so they can serve even more customers. And in football it's heartbreak for Maidstone United today after being beaten by Coventry City in the FA Cup. You can hear from manager George Elokobi after their dream run came to an end last night. 

For this edition of the Podcast we spend an enjoyable evening with Matt from Alfreton Brewery, Alter Ego. Recorded at their Micropub in Loscoe, The Tip Inn, we hear about their beer journey to date, the secret of their brand design and how the new Beer Duty rules will affect breweries and pubs after the 1st August. Matt answers some quick fire questions and we coin the phrase 'Pintable'.

Finishing up the release for the new iOS app for Micro.blog. Working on Micropub and XML-RPC, and trying to get through it. Talking about shoutouts.lol and the theme section, as I'm not really happy with it. Any ideas on what I should do? I certainly have some ideas. Adding support for more image formats. Then I move from Bunny DNS back to Cloudflare for shoutouts. And it's Micro.camp time this weekend! Check the link for details. Recorded Monday, 15th of May 2023. Links Micro.blogshoutouts.lolshoutouts update blogMicro.camp

Happy 5th birthday to us! We mark the start of 2023 by finally making our way to the first micropub in Sheffield - The Beer House on Ecclesall Road.Owner John Harrison joins James, Adam, Laura and Sean for a chat about all things beer and tells us about the second Beer House opening soon in Hillsborough.We share stories of good beers from over Christmas and pick out our favourite breweries that we discovered in 2022.And we look ahead to what could be a challenging year for much of the hospitality industry. Please support your local pubs and venues, if you can.Happy New Year!

I am delighted to welcome to The Podcast Harvey from The Papermill Micropub based in Sittingbourne, North Kent. Named after the Sittingbourne Papermill, formerly the largest producer of newsprint in the World, The Micropub was opened by Harvey and Marianne Melia in 2013, and has gone on to become of the most celebrated beer venues in the South of England. https://en-gb.facebook.com/thepapermillmicropub/ 2 Charlotte Street, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 2JN

Chat to Paul who runs a micro pub in Cheltenham called the Angry Parrot and how covid effected his business

The landlady of a new micropub in Thanet has been hitting the headlines after saying she only wants to employ women. The Pub Ramsgate opened last week as part of the Bell & Beerling Pubs franchise - boss Max Bell has been chatting to the podcast. Also today, walks and silences have taken place in memory of Kent PCSO Julia James.  We were at an event in Aylesham not far from where she lived and was killed while out walking her dog. Exhausted NHS staff at hospitals in parts of Kent are being given the chance to take a break in new sleep pods - hear from the man who came up with the idea. And, Kent racing driver Michael Crees has apologised to fans after crashing in Monaco.

The word “community” is often overused in our industry. There’s our local community, the communities we’ve created around ourselves on our favorite social media platforms, or the craft beer community as a whole. But, these days, the more I hear the word, the less meaning I find in it. Are we actually choosing to connect, or do we simply happen to be in the same place at the same time? Lucy Do found herself asking that same question earlier this year. The purpose of Lucy’s business is—in her own words—“community and human connection.” And she provided that in spades at her West London micropub, The Dodo. She beams as she recalls a typical Friday night at The Dodo, poetically describing the sense of electricity in the air as conversation bubbled, cask beers were consumed, and new friendships formed. But when COVID-19 forced her to close her doors back in March, she wondered if the community she’d built would survive without her venue as its hub. From her initial panic in March, Lucy talks us through how she redesigned the business by creating opportunities anywhere and everywhere—from offering takeaway and local delivery of cask beer to designing at-home beer-and-food pairing kits, launching her own gin brand, and even working with the local council to open a pop-up in a large outdoor venue nearby. Beyond the visible changes to the business as a result of the pandemic, you’ll also hear Lucy discuss the struggles that are less visible: her concerns for staff and customer safety, the challenge of navigating her team through such uncertainty, and above all, the mental health impact of these last few months. Ever open and honest, Lucy’s desire to create meaningful connections with others has kept her going through these trying times. And, as you’ll hear, her community is stronger than ever.

Having met Lucy a number of times at many of the London She can. She did. - Midweek Mingles, it was so good to finally sit down for a proper chat with her last Monday morning and hear her story in full for this episode!Not only is hospitality notorious for its unsociable hours and physically demanding nature (which often gets overlooked when people dream about running a business like Lucy's), in recent months, aside from the travel industry of course, its also the industry that's been hit hardest from the current lockdown.With that in mind, as well as detailing the battles that she fought to simply get the keys to the Micropub throughout 2016, as well as how she navigated burnout in year one, a legal battle in year two and a few not so successful events post-launch too, Lucy also opens up about how 2020 has played out so far and how The Dodo Micropub has evolved in this Covid-dominated world. She's a force to be reckoned with. (As Ealing Council quickly learnt..!)The She can. She did. podcast is hosted by Fiona Grayson (that's me, hello!) and this bonus series is sponsored by Tide Business Current Accounts who have, in recent weeks set up a Small Business Solidarity series on their website to champion and promote Tide users and showcase the various ways in which Tide members are supporting others as we all navigate the coming weeks and months. From free SEO resources and business coaching sessions from fellow business owners to free online fitness sessions and meditation recordings too, there's so many useful offers to take advantage of so please do feel free to have a look here: www.tide.co/solidarity-initiativesThe good old social handles should you fancy a further peek!She can. She did. @shecanshedidThe Dodo Micropub @thedodomicropubTide @tidebanking See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Manton and Daniel talk about iA Writer's new support for publishing directly to Micro.blog, and segue in to a conversation about the pragmatism of trying to improve SEO for pertinent terms such as "Micropub" and "WordPress." They talk about the forthcoming support for Micro.blog in MarsEdit, and the effects of the pandemic on focus and motivation. Finally, they celebrate the value of the written word in business collaboration, and the many ways that meetings, virtual or otherwise, fall short.

This episode is Lucy Do who is runs The Dodo Micropub in Hanwell, Its on Boston Road in Hanwell, West London. Here we talk starting a new business the ups & downs, social media, the beer, the fear & the future. Instagram: thedodomicropubTwitter @thedodomicropubHosted by Ben Punter. Join the page Facebook.com/whathavewelearnt and on Twitter & Insta: @benpunter

Since 2001 the UK has lost a quarter of its pubs. They've shut their doors for good. High taxes, high prices, supermarket competition, even the smoking ban have all been blamed. But there are new types of pub, the micropub, and community-owned pubs, which are bucking the trend. While larger, traditional establishments have been under pressure, these have flourished. So why have they been able to succeed where others have not? For In Business, John Murphy visits his local boozer - and others - to see what these new pubs have to offer. Presenter: John Murphy Producer: Ruth Alexander Picture: Micropub Credit: BBC

In this episode, we interview Mr John Azzopardi, who owns the Brooksteed Alehouse along with his partner Aaron Burns.  The Brooksteed which is based in Worthing, West Sussex has set a new unprecedented standard for micropubs in recent years. Winning and being shortlisted for national awards such as the Great British Pub and Imbibe.   It certainly has placed Worthing as a national beer attraction!  Watch Full Episode on Our Website ▶️ original-box.com/podcast/brooksteed-alehouse Produced and edited by Original-Box.Com

Today’s guest is Lucy Do, owner of The Dodo micropub in Hanwell, west London. Lucy tells us what micropub is, what inspired her to open one, how she made it happen, and what she enjoys most about being a part of the beer industry. Here she is…

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Some people believe that decentralization is the inevitable future of the web. They believe that internet users will start to demand more privacy and authenticity of information online and that they’ll look to decentralized platforms to get those things. But would decentralization be as utopian as advocates say it could be? Host Manoush Zomorodi speaks to Eugen Rochko of Mastodon, an ad-free alternative to Twitter; Justin Hunter of Graphite docs, a decentralized alternative to GoogleDocs; Maria Bustillos who hopes to help eliminate fake news online through the Blockchain; David Irvine, the co-founder of MaidSafe who plans to make the centralized internet as we know it redundant; and Tom Simonite of WIRED, who comments on both the promise and also the pitfalls of decentralization. IRL is an original podcast from Mozilla, maker of Firefox and always fighting for you. For more on the series go to irlpodcast.org Help us dream up the next season of IRL. What topics should we cover? Who should we talk to? Let us know by filling out this survey. Try out the decentralized endeavors covered in this episode of IRL: Mastodon Graphite Docs MaidSafe Popula Decentralization efforts are proof that the age of internet innovation is far from over. In fact, Mozilla staff work tirelessly on decentralized web standards, which have been — and continue to be — widely adopted. Mozilla co-chaired the W3C Social Web Working Group 2014 through 2018, which produced several key decentralized social web standards. Some have dozens of implementations like Webmention (a standard for federating conversations across the decentralized web); and MicroPub (a standard API for client applications to post to decentralized web services). Check out IndieWeb.org for more on key decentralized web standards, and ‘become a citizen’ of the Indie Web. As a part of Mozilla’s dedication to decentralized innovation, Mozilla participated in the 2018 Decentralized Web Summit. See our Founder and Executive Chairwoman Mitchell Baker’s talk on revitalizing the web. Hear Tantek Çelik, Web Standards Lead, speak on taking back your content with practical decentralization steps; and watch Chris Riley, Head of Policy, lead a web panel on decentralization. So, are you inspired? Want to work on the decentralized web? Join Mozilla at one of these events: Feb 23-24, 2019: IndieWebCamp Austin; Mar 30-31, 2019: IndieWebCamp New Haven; May 4-5, 2019: IndieWebCamp Berlin; June 29-30, 2019: IndieWeb Summit in Portland. Questions about participating? Ask here. For more, we've teamed up with 826 Valencia to bring you articles written by students on IRL topics this season. Accompanying this IRL episode, Huy An N. from De Marillac Academy wrote about centralized social media platforms and privacy. And, see this article from Common Sense Media, on why we need more research on kids and tech (centralized and not).

In this episode Eddie interviews Rosemary Orchard, a new member of the community. We talk about how she found the IndieWeb, attending IndieWebCamps remotely, wiki editing challenges and Micropub’s potential with syndication and destination targets. Podcast: Mac Power Users #417: Workflows with Manton Reece IndieWeb compatible service: Micro.blog Videos: IndieWebCamp NYC 2018 Event: IndieWebCamp Nuremberg 2018 IndieWebRing Video: Building a Micropub Endpoint Shortcut: Post using Micro.blog and Mastodon GitHub Repo: Micropub Endpoint for Jekyll and other flat-file CMSes If you enjoyed this podcast: Please leave a review in Apple Podcasts and recommend it using your favorite podcast player. You can help support the IndieWeb community by sponsoring the IndieWeb; You can help support the development of the show by sponsoring Eddie. Find this episode on the web at https://myurlis.com/episodes/002/.

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I wrote a new Micropub app to help me publish Microcast episodes quicker. You can use it too! My podcast website also receives webmentions now! Gramophone Micropub Webmention

Director Danny Eycott comes on Indie Talk to speak to us about his IndieGoGo campaign to fund his first full feature length Documentary about the birth and rise of the now popular Micropub. First up we catch up on how we met Danny on the set of Tom Paton's movie Black Site and his role on the flick.. Then we get into the short movie Danny produced and has won a few awards at different festivals. Textual Relationship, We completely recommend this short its full as hell and 100% socially relevant. Then its onto the campaign where we find out what the guys are making and some pretty interesting stories about Micropubs themselves. Then Danny and Chris try to talk Kev into opening a Micropub... Sounds like a plan to us. If you fancy giving a few pennies to the campaign and helping the guys out then click the link and but them a digital pint!!! Micropubs - The New Local IndieGoGo  

Thinking about what is needed for the Micropub spec for it to be even more useful. Links Quill - a web-based Micropub app Micro.blog Omnibear - a Micropub browser extension POSSE - Publish On your Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere IndieAuth Micropub