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INTRO (00:23): Kathleen opens the show drinking a Lagerado Crispy Lager from O'Dell Brewing Company. She reviews her weekend in Fort Collins and Colorado Springs, attending a Native American Powwow and drinking beer at the New Belgium Brewery.    TOUR NEWS: See Kathleen live on her “Day Drinking Tour.”    COURT NEWS (20:49): Kathleen shares news on Anne Murray's Lifetime Achievement Juno Award, Post Malone added dates to his Travelin' Tailgate Tour, and Nashville Airport could change its official name to Dolly Parton International.    TASTING MENU (2:54): Kathleen samples Boulder Canyon Malt Vinegar & Sea Salt kettle chips,

What if the path to successful entrepreneurship isn't just about finding a compelling market idea, but also about crafting an intentional exit strategy that benefits an entire community? On this episode of The Angel Next Door Podcast, we dive into an unconventional exit strategy that prioritizes employees and community sustainability. Marcia, our host, welcomes Gina Schaefer, a pioneering entrepreneur who transitioned her successful hardware store chain to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), ensuring her legacy and providing her team with a stake in the business – not to mention a nice payout for her and her family.Gina Schaefer, along with her husband Mark, founded what began as a single hardware store in a once-struggling neighborhood in Washington, D.C., and expanded it to a 13-store enterprise under the Ace Hardware cooperative. Her entrepreneurial journey, defined by community revitalization, culminated in a unique exit strategy that included selling a 30% stake of the company to its employees through an ESOP, with plans to eventually transition to 100% employee ownership. Gina's commitment to her team and community shines through, highlighting her innovative approach to succession planning.In this must-listen episode, Gina unravels the process of establishing an ESOP, discussing the transformation it brings to company culture, employee ownership, and wealth generation. Listeners will gain insights into the benefits and complexities of ESOPs, as well as the broader impacts on community and economic structure. By highlighting this thoughtful and community-oriented exit strategy, Gina's story offers a fresh perspective on how entrepreneurship can go beyond personal success to foster community growth and empowerment. To get the latest from Gina Schaefer, you can follow her below!https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginaschaefer-speaker/ Sign up for Marcia's newsletter to receive tips and the latest on Angel Investing!Website: www.marciadawood.comLearn more about the documentary Show Her the Money: www.showherthemoneymovie.comAnd don't forget to follow us wherever you are!Apple Podcasts: https://pod.link/1586445642.appleSpotify: https://pod.link/1586445642.spotifyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/angel-next-door-podcast/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theangelnextdoorpodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@marciadawood

They begin by joking about technical difficulties with their lighting setup, before thanking their growing subscriber base and acknowledging their sponsors, My Padle, Casual Dinker, and Fat Tire. The duo recounts a brewery tour at New Belgium Brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado, sharing humorous and chaotic moments from the trip. Their escapades continue with stories from Burbank, L.A., and a challenging pickleball tournament. They touch on frustrations with airport baggage claim security, experiences with poor restaurant service, and irritating social encounters with over-talkative old people and young, disruptive mothers. Tune in next time for more pickleball adventures and a closer look at fashion on the courts.     00:29 Shoutout to Our Amazing Subscribers 01:00 Sponsor Highlights and Collaborations 01:48 Our Exciting Brewery Tour 04:01 Travel Adventures and Mishaps 04:32 Ranting About Travel Woes 07:06 Navigating LA Traffic 09:20 Upcoming Episodes Teaser 09:26 What Pisses Us Off Lately 10:09 Target Rants and Parenting Pet Peeves 12:44 Bad Restaurant Service Experience 16:08 Server Troubles and Manager Confrontation 17:13 The Coleslaw Incident 19:06 Old People in Line 20:18 Pickleball Frustrations 21:12 Pickleball Tournament Woes 25:35 Insurance Rates and Car Trackers 27:02 Viewer Comments and Feedback 28:48 Santa Monica Trip Teaser 29:29 Travis Saves the Day 30:27 Closing Remarks and Thank Yous  

Pissed and Pickled: Storms, Pickleball, and Neighborly Tales In this episode of 'Pissed and Pickled,' hosts Lori and Missy kick things off by discussing the severe storm that's currently raging outside, preventing them from playing pickleball. They share their recent experiences playing in a pickleball league, Lori's mixed doubles games with her husband, and promote MyPaddle.com's customizable paddle bands. The conversation then shifts to the National Junior Pickleball Tournament and an upcoming tournament in St. Louis they plan to attend. Most of the podcast is dedicated to discussing things that annoy them, from people obsessing over the weather to various bathroom predicaments at public restrooms and events. They also touch on the hassle of returning a dress for Lori's daughter's wedding and the awkwardness of tipping etiquette. The show wraps up with entertaining rants about neighbors, from Lori's experience living across from a kidnapper to Missy's cluttered backyard scenes, and a teaser for their next podcast location at New Belgium Brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado. The episode is peppered with humor, personal anecdotes, and playful banter between the hosts.   00:00 Welcome to Pissed and Pickled: The Funniest Pickleball Podcast 00:15 Stormy Weather and Pickleball Plans Gone Awry 00:39 Pickleball League Victories and Partner Dynamics 01:15 Sponsored Segment: Paddle Bands and Father's Day Ideas 01:58 Supporting National Junior Pickleball Tournament 02:22 Rants and Raves: What's Grinding Our Gears 05:21 The Dress Dilemma: Wedding Preparations and Store Frustrations 09:03 Public Restroom Pet Peeves and Flush Questions 11:30 The Great Pajama Hunt for the Wedding 12:28 The Sandal Saga: A Bathroom Misadventure 13:40 Improvised Solutions: The Sock Dilemma 14:34 Bathroom Etiquette and Judgments 17:26 Neighborly Woes: From Sketchy to Quirky 22:54 Wrapping Up: From Pickleball to Mother's Day Wishes  

A globally mobile Afro-Latina and first-generation American who, by age 19, lived in and identified with seven cultures on five continents, Doni Aldine is passionate about creating community for “in-between” cultural populations. She has presented around the globe as a keynote speaker, at conferences, universities and in media as a lifestyle expert focused on media, marketing and multiculturalism. With this background, her education, and lived experiences, she developed university curricula for global culture identity and founded the Culturs Global Multicultural Lifestyle Network. Most recently, Doni consulted on culture for Warner Brothers Studios and Turner Network Television, working with Wonder Woman Director Patty Jenkins and Star Trek Actor Chris Pine; and branding and culture for the Peter Tosh Estate in Jamaica. In 2018, Culturs - The Global Multicultural Magazine Celebrating Cross-Cultural Identity, launched in print and has worked with Colorado State University, The Denver Post, United Nations, World Bank, Coke, New Belgium Brewery, O'Dells Brewery and Turner Broadcasting. The publication reaches more than 9 million through email, mobile, digital and print editions distributed in grocers, booksellers and university and independent bookstores.  Doni uses her global, multi-cultural background, academic training, and career experience in media, management and business to position Culturs as the first-ever digital-first print publication and product marketplace of its kind - one that addresses global and mobile cultural identities, with emphasis on hidden diversity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Henny & Petrone discuss Week 2 reaction, Week 3 picks, the return of contenders and pretenders and drinking whenever you talk about Prime. Special thanks to New Belgium Brewery, Ithaca Beer Company, and the Barstool Sports Pirate Pink Drink. BIG thanks to GameChanger Goods for their sponsorship. Cheers!

Role of the EC City Council President Proudest Accomplishment as city Council President Advice for governing in divisive times Best ways to get involved in city government Favorite Things / Places in Eau Claire Guest:  Kerry Kincaid, Leadership Scholar.  Former EC City Council President  Beer Enjoyed:  Trippel Belgian Style Ale, New Belgium Brewery

What's brewing in today's episode?  Ale Sharpton pours over pioneers in the black brewers' field, highlights Atlanta's top black-owned breweries, documentaries, and festivals, shares beers' perfect pairings whether that be food or footwear, and seeks to connect communities with craft beer through BrewGether after tapping into the market with his own brand partnership with New Belgium brewery.  Grab your favorite brew and listen to learn more! Follow Ale's life and work here: http://alesharpton.blogspot.com/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/realalesharpton/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AleSharpton   Cornell University: https://www.cornell.edu/ One Pint at a Time: https://onepintfilm.com/ Barrel & Flow Festival: https://www.barrelandflow.com/ Blacktober Fest: https://blacktober-fest.com/ New Belgium Brewery: https://www.newbelgium.com/ Piano Keys, chocolate vanilla Imperial Stout: https://www.newbelgium.com/beer/piano-keys/ Hippin Hops: https://www.hippinhopsbrewery.com/ Atlantucky: https://atlantucky.com/ Nappy Roots:  https://citylifestyle.com/atlanta-ga/articles/life-and-culture/nappy-roots-atlantucky-brewery-cant-be-stopped Hopstix: https://hopstix.com/ Halfway Crooks: https://halfwaycrooks.beer/ Little Cottage: https://www.littlecottagebrewery.com/ BrewGether: https://www.brewgether.org/ Garrett Oliver of Brooklyn Brewery: https://beerconnoisseur.com/articles/garrett-oliver-brooklyn-brewery Thrillist List of Top US Black-owned Breweries: https://www.thrillist.com/drink/nation/black-owned-breweries-us Inner Voice Brewery Ale Max Day: https://rollingout.com/2023/03/27/beer-sneaker-nike/ National Black Brewers Association: https://www.nationalblackbrewersassociation.org/  Thank you for listening!  Please take a moment to rate, review and subscribe to the Media in Minutes podcast here or anywhere you get your podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/media-in-minutes/id1555710662   

1:19.70 https://on.soundcloud.com/o9tF3 Alleycats: The 23rd National Bike Summit, which wrapped up at the end of March, had an "adjacent" Alleycat ride: the Intro to Alleycat ride, or Alleycat for Dummies. Galen Mook, MassBike Executive Director, interviews Joel Gwadz, organizer of the ride, along with John Yeast of New Belgium Brewery, one of the ride's sponsors. 16:01 https://on.soundcloud.com/VdXYe Check it: at an Alleycat checkpoint in Washington, DC, the "Love" mural in Blagden Alley, volunteers Nick Richert, Marina Smith, and Lisa Brady give away Dr. Bronner's magic chocolate bars to riders who took selfies. Volunteer Lisa Brady's day job happens to involve Safe Routes to Schools, as well as being Board President of the Treasure Valley cycling Alliance in Boise, Idaho. 22:41 https://on.soundcloud.com/rUJCD Growing fast: An Alleycat rider's perspective on the ride resonates with history. Keshia Roberson, founder of Major Knox Adventures and presenter of They Were Seeds: The Buried Legacy of Black Wheelwomen at the National Bike Summit, interviews with Galen Mook. 26:47 https://on.soundcloud.com/ufUoV Tour de Bike Lanes: commuters and tourists in a DC lane are treated as Tour de France racers by Cate Cohen, in honor of her husband, DC rider David Confer, who died of liver cancer. 29:26 https://on.soundcloud.com/8bNMG After 'cat: Galen Mook sums up the Alleycat and interviews Josh from Grand Rapids at the Alleycat afterparty. 33:16 https://on.soundcloud.com/9Ny9Q Bike Troupe: The Agile Rascal Touring Theater's performers and, sometimes, their audiences, incorporate bikes and riding in their shows. Dara Silverman, Artistic Director, unpacks at the Summit closing reception. 36:32 https://on.soundcloud.com/DYyg4 Representing: At the Summit's closing reception Earl Blumenauer, Congressional Representative of Portland, Oregon and founder of the Congressional Bike Caucus, focused on this moment in bike advocacy. 39:29 https://on.soundcloud.com/ydjpk Joining the Club: Northampton, Massachusetts bike champions Adele Paquin and Ruthy Woodring reflect on their new afterschool bike club at JFK Middle School as the semester comes to an end. 43:41 https://on.soundcloud.com/Wx9Dx Book Soweto: Bicycle Entrepreneur Mpumi Mtintso organizes Tour de Libraries and historical bike tours in the township of Soweto, South Africa.

Steve Fechheimer has been Chief Executive Officer of New Belgium Brewery since 2017 where he oversees New Belgium's executive team, short-term strategy, industry leadership, and day-to-day operations. He joined New Belgium from Beam Suntory, the world's third-largest premium spirits company where he was Chief Strategy Officer. What's remarkable about New Belgium is that it is recognized as one of Outside Magazine's Best Places to Work and one of the Wall Street Journal's Best Small Businesses. The brewery is a Platinum-level Bicycle Friendly Business as designated by the League of American Bicyclists, and one of World Blu's most democratic U.S. businesses, and a Certified B Corp. Prior to Beam Suntory, Steve served as Chief Operating Officer of Sierra Club Green Home, and also as a consultant at The Boston Consulting Group and Marakon Associates. Steve holds an MBA from the University of Chicago and earned his undergraduate degree from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania ============ Fechheimer's expertise at strategy development and execution in the high-end world of spirits, coupled with New Belgium's quarter of a century of solid brewing and branding, is a perfect setup for the kind of dynamic future New Belgium is executing. His peers say Fechheimer is smart and driven while also being approachable, and makes for the ideal cultural and business fit for New Belgium. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/toby-usnik/support

Current status of the Chippewa Valley Free Clinic Finding specialized care for those unable to afford it Rewarding aspects of volunteering Raise Spirits, Give Hope in a box fundraiser Guest: Dr. Brent Wogahn, Chippewa Valley Free Clinic Volunteer Beer Enjoyed: Fire Tire, New Belgium Brewery

Today I'm drinking Moon Dog by Four Quarters Brewing https://www.4qbc.com/ Rather than talk about Arby's fry flavored vodkas, let's talk about the other big news - Bell's Brewery to be sold to New Belgium Brewing's parent company as founder retires. Australian-based beer company Lion will purchase pioneering the 36-year-old Michigan company. The sale puts Bell's in alignment with Colorado's New Belgium Brewery, which was acquired by Lion in 2019. The word is - you can expect more of the same great beer, values and culture they cherish from Bell's Brewery - and some bigger and better things in the future too. https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2021/11/10/bells-brewery-sold-new-belgium-lion/6367856001/ Brooklyn Brewery Launches New Non-Alcoholic Beer Variety Pack Nationwide - it will come just in time for “Dry January” in 2022. The Special Effects Variety Pack will include four different non-alcoholic brews, which are: Pils, Hazy IPA, Hoppy Amber, & IPA. The Special Effects Pils and Hazy IPA are both new releases from Brooklyn Brewery and will be exclusively available in the variety pack. https://www.thrillist.com/news/nation/brooklyn-brewery-non-alcoholic-beer-variety-pack Berkshire Mountain Distillers recently released three new whiskeys sourced from Smuttynose Brewing, Brewery Ommegang, and Captain Lawrence Brewing. It's part of the ongoing Craft Brewers Whiskey Project , a six-year collaboration that includes the distilling of a dozen beers from a limited collection of Northeast American craft brewers. Last July, the Craft Brewers Whiskey Project was cited in the 2021 US Open Whiskey & Spirits Grand National Championship where Jack's Abby Smoke & Dagger Whiskey won a Gold Medal. https://thewhiskeywash.com/whiskey-styles/american-whiskey/berkshire-mountain-distillers-releases-fall-craft-brewers-whiskey-project-offerings/ Find out more about your host The Real Voice - Mel Allen. He's a working voice over talent and you can check out voice over samples and demos at https://therealvoice.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boozebuddy/support

Face Jam is grabbing the van and hitting the road to make their way to the New Belgium Brewery in Ft Collins, Colorado. Join Our Heroes for some food and drinks as their road trip culminates at the home of Voodoo Ranger. 1-4pm MT for Meetup on Saturday, 10/9 at the below location:  New Belgium Brewing Home of Voodoo Ranger 500 Linden St, Fort Collins CO 80524

--->Support the Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed!!  Email Megan at Megan@poudrewatershed.org and Follow them on Social Media! @poudrewatershed--->Support the Poudre River Fest! Visit Website and click on the link "Get Involved"  and follow them on Social Media! @poudreriverfest--->Attend the Festival! Save the Date! August 21st at New Belgium Brewery!--->Shout out to Lara Smedley. The Poudre River Event Coordinator with her business Smedley Events Meet Megan Maiolo-Heath-Grew up in Monument, Colorado and always loved the outdoors-Attended CU Boulder for her Undergrad in Psychology-Attended University of Colorado Denver for her Masters in  Public Administration -Became a raft guide on Clear Creek. Where she developed her confidence, obsession and love for rivers-After working in Ecuador, she realized there that she wanted to fight for the river -Lives in Ft. Collins now MEGAN'S NON PROFIT HISTORY/CONNECTION-7 years ago Megan started working for Trees, Water & People Non Profit before landing at CPRW (Coalition for Poudre River Watershed)-2012/2013 Hyde Park Fire happened which lead to creating the "Coalition for the Hyde Park Fire" to address post fire mitigation and restoration work. Trees, Water and People was the fiscal sponsor for that until they became the official Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed 501c3.-She started as a board member for CPRW, later consulted and then at the end of 2020, she applied and got the Communications Outreach and Marketing Manager Position. GET TO KNOW THE POUDRE RIVER WATERSHED-Headwaters are at Poudre Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park-3 Major Tributaries but the main stem comes out of RMNP-Large area covers about 1900 sq/miles-Upper Poudre has 75 miles of Wild & Scenic River-Lower Poudre is designated as a National Heritage Area (for its importance in the development of the Western Water Law)-Flows into the South Platte Basin (Greeley,CO)-Covers so much terrain (Head waters up in the High Mountains of RMNP, to Poudre Canyon to Ft. Collins, to plains through Winsor, into Greeley and ending in the Platte River)-Hard Working River providing so much water to agriculture and 300,000 people in the front rangeStory behind the name- French Trappers caught in a snow storm back in the early 1800's. Stashed a bunch their stuff including their gunpowder...hence the name..."Cache Le Poudre". "Stash the Powder".Native American History- was a meeting place for several tribes in the west. Learn more at PoudreHeritage.orgOther Non Profits helping protect the Poudre RiverNational Heritage Area- Managed by the Poudre Heritage AllianceSave the Poudre- Focused on water infrastructure, dams and reservoirsCoalition for the Poudre River Watershed (CPRW)- Focused on  collaborative approach to Watershed management and Forest and River RestorationCPRW-Mission to improve and maintain the ecological health of the Poudre River Watershed through "Community Collaboration" REQUEST FROM THE CPRWLearn more about your local watershed and water law!Get involved! Support CPRW with your money, time and more education!Practice Water ConservationInstall a rain barrelChange out part of your lawn for xeriscape (check in and see if you can apply for a rebate!)Low flow toilets and shower heads (check in and see if you can apply for a rebate!)Collaborate & Support the CPRW or the Poudre River with:In Kind DonationsDonateVolunteerGive Percentage of Profits for one day, one product, or a new product POUDRE RIVER FESTIVAL HISTORY & DETAILSFirst festival was May of 2014 after the massive floods of 2013. Bring people together to better understand the river, celebrate and raise funds for flood, forest and river restoration projects.3 GOALSEducationCelebrationRestorationsMeet the 6 Organizations that created the Poudre River Fest!Bird Conservancy of the RockiesNational Association for InterpretationWildlands Restoration VolunteersCache Le Poudre River National Heritage AreaCity Of Fort CollinsCoalition for the Poudre River Festival (CPRW)*Huge Shout out to all of the Breweries in Colorado taking action and getting involved!2021 HYBRID Poudre River Fest ScheduleMay 7th -- Virtual Event focused around WildlifeJune 25th -- Virtual Event focused on RecreationJuly 15th -- Virtual & In Person Event focused around Every Day WaterAugust 21st -- Big Celebration in person event at New Belgium Brewery

Today, I'll be speaking with Samantha Kellgren about how to have a fantastic day outdoors around one of the most admired spots in the United States – Asheville, North Carolina. Join Sam and me as we bike, hike, kayak, and tube all around this part of North Carolina known for delicious beer, stunning nature, and attracting visitors far and wide. About Samantha Kellgren Sam is a wife, mom, business owner, and marathoner. She runs her own health and mindset coaching business called Simply Well Coaching, which helps Type-A women change their life by changing their minds. Learn more about Sam's coaching business at Simply Well Coaching or check out her Ambitious Women: Less Hustle More Flow Facebook group.   What We Cover in this Episode What makes Asheville, NC, worth visiting. The best and worst time of year to visit Asheville, NC. A beautiful outdoorsy lodge deemed the best spot to stay in Asheville. What the Asheville Airbnb scene looks like. A fantastic breakfast destination, known for fresh coffee, homemade donuts, and large servings. The best spot in the area for mountain biking. The most gorgeous waterfall trails in the area. The superior taco spot in Asheville, NC. Some of the most fun shops in Asheville, NC, including one that sells plants, coffee, and used books! Kayaking and tubing options throughout town, and why those are the best ways to arrive at New Belgium Brewery. Which of the many breweries in western North Carolina should not be missed. Where to get excellent burgers and views for dinner. The sense of community in Asheville and why it's calling to city folk from all around. Two ice cream destinations that should be on your itinerary. The two most picturesque spots in town. An overrated brewery, restaurant, and hike, and recommended alternative destinations.   Quotables “We [were] ready for something different. We were ready for mountains. We say we were nature starved. And anytime you say that in Chicago, people will mention like one place, you can go like out in the suburbs. It's like, no, no, we want like real nature that is accessible. We wanted to be able to get out for a hike whenever we wanted, not to have a drive to do it and make it a big thing.” Sam “I mean, once you come here, we've gone on so many, you know, either like a camping trip or something, or we're just out for a drive, and we're driving back, and I'm like, this would be our vacation. This is where we would vacation. We would vacation in this area, and we get to… every day like I'm so… I feel so lucky to live here.” Sam “Well, if you like beer, it is definitely a beer city. I don't remember the like, you know, per capita breweries, but I think there's over 50 breweries at least at this point. So… you're always within walking distance. But it's really a small town, but still a city.” Sam “What does my husband say?… He says it's the most you will see of drinking in moderation. It's like, everyone's drinking, but you don't witness a lot of like insanity. People are out at breweries, but it's a real family-oriented event, you know, to like hang out at the brewery or out of the park.” Sam “But I think what a big draw is, is that you can be staying downtown and be hiking in under 20 minutes. And if you want to go real far up the Blue Ridge, you can feel like you're in a different state, and that's 45 minutes away. The accessibility of everything, I think, is really a huge draw for here.” Sam “There's a lot of good food. I think that when, when we first moved, people were like, oh, you're gonna miss the, you know, Chicago food and drink, like, oh my God, it's known for it! And I don't miss it.” Sam “New Belgium is the place to be, I'd say for that post kayak kind of beer and entertainment. … I mean, it's amazing there. They've got this huge lawn. They just reopened it. They were the first to close during COVID, but they've just now reopened it, which to me signifies, like, okay, things are okay. Cause it is where you go to meet up with people, hang out on the lawn. “ Sam “It's community. I mean, all of these, any place by the river, any of these breweries, ends up just being like a fun place to hang out and meet people.” Sam “And I laugh when I say, oh, it's all drinking in moderation because my husband and I are back home by eight, cause we have a toddler. So I'm like, what do we know? Maybe it does get like debaucherous after eight pm. But it's not what the town's known for. It is perfectly fine and acceptable; we had our two-year-old's birthday party at Asheville Brewing. Like that's, that's kind of the vibe here. It's very family-friendly. It is very much open to just meeting and connecting.” Sam “I feel like it's this little pocket. It's not too overrun. There's, like you said, there's alternatives for everything. There's the New Belgium and the Sierra Nevada, which are bigger names, or there's these smaller breweries that you would not have heard of unless you have someone that lives here, that you would not seek out on its own. There's plenty to do, a mix of, do you want to walk around downtown or River Arts District, or do you want to go out and not see anyone and go on a hike? So it's going to be whatever you want to make your trip. You can make it totally downtown and people-friendly, or you can be like, I want a peace out and be by myself and go kayaking where I'm not going to see anyone, and you can do both of those trips.” Sam   Links to Places Mentioned in this Episode Where the Locals Stay: Bent Creek Lodge Airbnbs: Sam's Asheville Airbnb The Asheville Airbnb Barrett and I stayed in years ago with Pinball Machines Outdoor Destinations Mentioned in this Episode's “Perfect Day”: Blue Ridge Parkway DuPont State Recreational Forest Ridgeline Trail Hooker Falls Triple Falls Trail High Falls Trail River Arts District Kayaking or Tubing on the French Broad River with French Broad Outfitters Catawba Falls Trail Skinny Dip Falls Trail Get the best deals on outdoor adventure tours in the Asheville area on Viator.com Restaurants & Breweries Mentioned in this Episode: Ivory Road Cafe & Kitchen Taco Billy New Belgium Brewing Wedge Brewing Sierra Nevada Brewery Burial Beer Green Man Brewery Wicked Weed Brewing Hi-Wire Brewing The Funkatorium Smoky Park Supper Club Sunshine Sammies Ultimate Ice Cream Company Shops Mentioned in this Episode: Whist Flora Instagram Photo Spots Mentioned in this Episode: The Biltmore The Omni Grove Park Inn Thanks for Listening! We love our listeners! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave me a comment below and let me know about your favorite part! If you've been enjoying the show, please also consider leaving me a review in Apple Podcasts. It's super easy; click here and go to “ratings and reviews.” I read and appreciate every single one! Each review helps new listeners find the podcast. Thank you!! Follow Cinders Travels on Facebook or Locals Knows Best Podcast on Instagram for Locals Know Best updates. 

This week on Resilient news, Kristen is on her own! We'll walk through the impacts of new vaccination rollout, the back to school rush, Chipotle's push to hire 20,000 new workers, and a bold move by New Belgium Brewery.

Welcome back to 3 Guys on a Pontoon! On this episode, the guys bring in one of Zach's college friends, Josh, for an interview. Josh has an extensive knowledge of craft beers, IPAs, and local breweries. He has spent a significant time in Northern Indiana (Region) and Michigan at the different breweries; learning the culture of each town and community. Join us with a craft beer as each of us relaxed with one. Dillion enjoyed a Juicy IPA from 512 Company, Texas; Zach drank a Mountain Time from New Belgium Brewery, Colorado; and Josh sipped on a Seasick Crocodile from Prairie Artisan Ales, Oklahoma. We missed Kam being on the Pontoon with us this week and next. See you next time for Part 2.

This week on the cast we make demands of the giant robot. We also talk about thanking Hades, Time Rain, and sparkling milk. Alcohol Reviewed: Troptimistic Wheat Ale with Kiwi and Passion Fruit from SweetWater Brewery and Wild Ride Amber IPA from New Belgium Brewery. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Even the best leaders fail during a crisis. But through those failures, we learn lessons that shape us as humans and as organizations. Jim Licko and Laura Love talk with a few of the Colorado leaders recognized in Outside Magazine's 2020 Annual Best Places to Work List. Ryan O'Donoghue, CEO of First Descents, Dr. Allen Lim, founder of Skratch Labs and Shauna Cobb, HR Director at New Belgium Brewery share tips and tricks for keeping a strong culture in the midst of a year of unrest.

In 2001 our world shut down, planes didn't fly and people were scared to go out of their house. Sound familiar? Well in 2001 the Government didn't give out stimulus money to small business owners and so our guest Manny aka Fonzell Brown was forced to close his doors. Since then he has be a staple in our local detailing Tulsa market but his business never recovered. Many of have fortunately received large stimulus checks this year and it saved out businesses. Some Detailers are hoping for more stimulus money in 2021 but what happens when that runs out? How will our businesses be? Hopefully thriving and very successful! Let's dive into this discussion with Manny @fonzellbrown Marshall @totalautosolutions and the #community Pub. There are moments of the pub that it got graphic in language and we did our best to edit all that out. Marshall and Manny enjoy Accumulation from New Belgium Brewery. Manny Rates it 4.5 pints and Marshall 4.5 pints. Accumulation Notes (NewBelgium.com)....This white IPA is a direct revolt against the longstanding tradition of brewing dark beers for the winter. Crafted with Mosaic and Amarillo hop varietals—and a bit of wheat—this IPA will keep your long nights glowing blizzard white. ABV 6.2 IBU 55 CALORIES 180 YEAST Ale Yeast for bright, fruity notes HOPS Nugget, Centennial, dry hopped with Mosaic and Amarillo MALT Pale, Wheat

Episodio 13 de 1 cerveza 1 película, Train to Busan El Roque la calificó con 5 tarros de cheve!!! (La tercera película que se gana este honor) y muy bien merecidos Yo le di 4.5 sólidos tarros de cheve, no e otorgue la maxima calificacion solo porque tuvo escenas repetitivas y uso dos cliches de peliculas de zombie que no pude perdonar. Respecto a las cheves que nos tomamos: El Roque se tomo una porter de Wedland de Ensenada. Dandole 4.5 carretes de película Yo me tome una Voodo Ranger IPA de New Belgium Brewery dandole mi primer perfecta calificación de 5 carretes de película! Denle click, denle like y compartannos con todos sus conocidos!!!!!! Gracias por escucharnos y seguirnos!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jose-rodriguez931/support

Henny & Petrone breakdown the ACC. Lawson's Finest provides the Sip of "Sunshine" Trevor Lawrence, while New Belgium Brewery brings the "Voodoo Ranger" Sam Howell. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode I talk to one of my best friends, Marc Luce.Marc and I talk about the the possibilities of crazy, future technolgies, like implanting all of your phones capabilities in your arm, being able to workout while your asleep, and the morals and ethics of implanting technology in your body.We also talked about the importance of "Loving The Process" when building something and Marc's journey as a writer. Marc and I met while leading together in the corporate restaurant industry over a decade ago and have been extremely close friends ever since.Marc currently works at New Belgium Brewery, one of the nations top rated companies to work for.I truly enjoyed recording this episode, I hope you're all entertained and encouraged.Thank you so much to every single one of you for listening and supporting, it means the world to me!Watch "Inside The Mirror" on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqTMk53w-pGoXurdppIC_Lw/videos?view_as=subscriberHit me up me on social media!https://www.instagram.com/k.david__/https://www.facebook.com/kyledavidmusic/https://twitter.com/kyle_crabtree_Snapchat: kyledavid970TikTok: Kyledavid970Linkdin: Kyle David

It's the podcast before the holiday. We talk about our holiday plans, Warhammer 40k, and spoilers for the Last of Us 2. Nick also rants about Destiny 2. Alcohol Reviewed Today: Life Coach Lager from Kansas Territory Co. and Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA from New Belgium Brewery. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Craft of Perpetual Creation and Reinvention. This Hub Session features a conversation with Ross Koenigs, research and design brewer for New Belgium Brewery, in which he discusses reinventing the wheel to stay abreast of trends. Hub Sessions took place at the 2020 Airport Experience Conference in Denver. We share these Hub Session recordings with you here courtesy of Plaza Premium Group, the Hub Session Sponsor.

In episode 166, Tony and Eddie talk about the saga-ending epic, Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker. With such a divisive audience, this one is sure to stir some emotions. The boys talk nostalgia, nerd rage, cancel culture, and the fact that the world just needs to calm down a bit. Listen for more details and to ultimately find out if the boys thought the film served as a proper send off to one of the most popular franchises in the world. The boys also sample two new beers of course. This week there's a triple IPA from Sixpoint Brewing and a revisit (but from Tony's side of the house) to a New Belgium Cold Brew Nitro coffee cream ale. Stick around until the end of the episode for full reviews of the beers.

On this week’s episode, Carly Johnstone tells us about searching for a taste of freedom at New Belgium Brewery’s Tour De Fat Tour. Hosted by: Dame Wilburn Story by Carly Johnstone

Joe Ovies, Adam Eshbaugh, and Wayne Holt host this week, and talk about the biggest “beer” news of 2019, including being able to sell alcohol at college stadiums in North Carolina, and changes to the “brunch” bill, and being able to go to a restaurant and purchase a drink prior to Noon on a Sunday. The group also discusses the sale of New Belgium Brewery to Lion Little World Beverages, a subsidiary of Kirin Holdings Company of Japan. They also talk about success and sustainability of the craft beer industry. Then, they all look ahead to 2020 and what beer will be flowing in the coming year. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year from 919 Beer.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the pending sale of New Belgium Brewery, we turn to our archives to highlight another great employee-owned company, Mass Bay Brewing Company, known for Harpoon Brewery [www.harpoonbrewery.com] , UFO Beer, and Clown Shoes Beer. Aaron Moberger, an amazing employee-owner and dedicated EO advocate is our guest. You can hear the original October 30th, 2018 release of this episode in "Episode 49" of our archives. You can find the full linked transcript of today's episode on our website: https://www.theesoppodcast.com/post/94-craft-beer-employee-ownership-with-aaron-moberger-of-harpoon-brewery

The show where two guys with no credentials drink craft beer, while recapping sports information you could find on the Internet. On this episode we have special guest Shawn Chadwick on to discuss the Jadeveon Clowney Trade, our respective teams final 53 man roster, Indianapolis Colts' QB situation and wrapped up with Shady McCoy's Fantasy value and value to the KC Chiefs. Tonight's show was enjoyed with "Jucifer" Hazy IPA from New Belgium Brewery out of Fort Collins, CO.

The gang is back (thanks in part out sponsors! Shout out New Belgium Brewery!) with a couple guests EGSDarkNuke and Hologram Dream from Exato Games. We're digging into Take Two, Nickelodeon's gaming service, some real sweet new tech stuff, Valve's wishlist/steam sale abortion and a few other things.

In this episode, we dive into the world of New Belgium Brewery. We also discuss our top ten games and favorite movies/tv shows.

The Pigs spend and entertaining evening once again at Tippy’s in Winamac, IN.   Dougy’s main squeeze, Mikki, jumps in again to review some brews and the Pig’s bodyguard, Griswold brings along his better half, Becky, to keep him in check.  The gang was in for a treat as Tippy’s was taken over by New Belgium Brewery.  New Belgium Ranger, Lisa Kerman, delights their palates with some old favorites and some fresh suds new to the Pigs such as the delicious Black Lager.  Lisa gets into some history of the brewery as well as some future goals before going off the rails with some buzzed up, entertaining conversations including some bad alcohol memories and cat pee brew.   A Tippy’s regular and local brewer jumps in at the end to help take this one out.  Shout outs include:  Briarscratch;  Bootleg Biology;  Redemption Aleworks;  Kopacetic Brewery;  Devil’s Trumpet;  and Carolina Bauernhaus Ales After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate at https://about.tavour.com.    Cheers! Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune. www.indyintune.com Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.   www.hoppedupnetwork.com

In this episode we take a sip, or a few sips of one of our favorite fruity beers, Juicy Haze by New Belgium Brewery.

Joe Ovies, Adam Eshbaugh, and Wayne Holt host this week's program. The food this week was provided by Mason Jar Lager Company and Tavern in Holly Springs. The food guests this week are Lauren Woods Limbach, Wood Cellar Director and Blender for New Belgium Brewery in Asheville, and Chris Allen, the Raleigh Beer Ranger for New Belgium. Lauren introduces and unveils the release of Southern Vine Sour, a scuppernong and sumac sour that will be available at Boxcar Bars in Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill. She also refers to New Belgium's Transatlantique Kriek Sour Ale, the 1554 Black Lager, La Folie, a Sour Brown Ale, the Foeders Oscar, a Sour Brown Ale, and The Foeders Felix, a Sour Golden Ale. And, Chris and Lauren discuss the New Belgium staple, Fat Tire, which is a Belgian Style Amber Ale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seth Goss, is the founder of Sunnyshine Detailing and was our special guest on this episode. Seth is a very active IDA member who is extremely passionate about the detailing industry. He is a volunteer on two IDA committees and does all he can to give back to the industry. In this industry everything can be going great with consecutive record breaking months until the unseen happens. If you guys haven’t heard Seth Goss’s story then please listen and help donate to his family. Seth recently slipped on ice and broke his wrist which is keeping him from detailing. This could happen to any of us and so please take a moment and give what you can. Seth’s IG seth_goss_detailing has the link to his GoFundMe account. Please donate what you can. Not only did we discuss how to best prepare for these types of incidents but we also had some delicious frosty beverages. New Belgium Brewery has a whole line up tasty beers and we grab a sampler pack that contained Mary Jane Ale and Accumulation. Two beers we definitely recommend!!

What do some of the most impactful companies in the world - companies like New Belgium Brewery, SoundsTrue Publishing, EILEEN FISHER, and SunRun Solar have in common? They were all founded by women. And they did so despite the fact that the odds were stacked against them. So how did these women make it, and what leadership lessons do they have for others? Subscribe to the World-Changing Podcast to find out.

I just so happen to be in Fort Collins, CO visiting a customer and so why not roll on over to New Belgium Brewery. All I can say is WOW the brewery is amazing and the beer is unbelievable...well except for one.

Over the last six years, Montrose has transformed itself into the ideal home for thousands of veterans. Then, this female CU CompSci professor helped design the new Robotics Engineer Barbie. Next, how craft beer mother Kim Jordan built New Belgium Brewery. Also, the Central City Opera singer who grew up on country music. Finally, listen to wild birds.

The Off Duty ADs talk about the National Anthem; Ryan appreciates his Athletic Trainers, has heard the anthem a million times, and loves the WWE; Mike namedrops his ties to USA Football, previews a tap staple from Colorado, and wants to have tough conversations; Mark knows the dangers of junior high tennis, thinks the "why" is more important than the "what," and answers all sports-related calls in town.  Also, the guys all love America.

In June of 2018, the 50 Campfires team was fortunate to spend a day in Fort Collins, Colorado - and hang out at the New Belgium Brewery. While we were familiar with New Belgium, and have drank our fair share of their beers over the years, we were less familiar with the employee-owned business model that the brewery was founded under. The story of how New Belgium started and continues to operate to this day was a story that we knew we had to share...with you. I hope you enjoy this one-on-one interview with Bryan Simpson, a long standing employee owner of the New Belgium Brewing Company. For more tips, tricks, recipes, gear reviews and more - visit us at: http://www.50Campfires.com Don't forget to check out the 50 Campfires : Daily Outdoor Podcast: http://bit.ly/daily-outdoor We'd love to have you join us over on Facebook as well: http://www.facebook.com/50Campfires Our monthly digital magazine is free! Claim your subscription here: http://bit.ly/50CFMag

About 4 times per year, the editorial team from 50 Campfires heads out on the road with no other purpose than to explore new places, meet new people and have interesting experiences. We just returned back after more than a week in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado - and we've got some stories to tell. As a precursor to our upcoming magazine issue dedicated to the trip, Nick and Clint share some of their favorite experiences from the trip. *Be sure to check out the podcast episode just before this one, for a great live Campfire Session from this Field Trip, recorded live at the New Belgium Brewery in Ft. Collins! For more tips, tricks, recipes, gear reviews and more - visit us at: http://www.50Campfires.com Don't forget to check out the 50 Campfires : Daily Outdoor Podcast: http://bit.ly/daily-outdoor We'd love to have you join us over on Facebook as well: http://www.facebook.com/50Campfires Our monthly digital magazine is free! Claim your subscription here: http://bit.ly/50CF

In this episode we’re drinking French Oak Saison by New Belgium Brewery and chatting to Garth Ward about his career in orthotics, and his totally-unrelated love of home brewing. Show Notes 00:00 – Introduction 01:10 – French Oak Saison by New Belgium 05:00 – So what is orthotics? 07:50 – Late nights in the basement 17:00 – […] The post Episode 212: Orthotics and New Belgium French Oak Saison appeared first on Pub Chat.

Had a great time talking with Trey Duvall & David Solomon about Ceramic Coatings, customer expectations and we give our review on Fat Tire by New Belgium Brewery.

Welcome to the fifth Reframed Recap episode of Pain Reframed!  Today, Dr. Jeff Moore and Dr. Tim Flynn are on location in Fort Collins, CO at New Belgium Brewery!  They discuss the exceptional content shared in previous episodes and interviews to extrapolate deeper insights to help bring greater learning and mastery! On today’s Reframed Recap episode, we’ll be examining the conversations and content shared in the episodes and interviews with Dr. Rachna Patel, Dr. Adriaan Louw, and Dr. Beth Darnall. LINKS: http://ispinstitute.com http://evidenceinmotion.com @eimteam http://drrachnapatel.com

Bonus show, kinda, for you guys this week. In our attempt to back on track, someone had to double up, and I picked RBR, so you have that going for you, which is nice. In this week's episode, I tease Brian for needing a larger saddle (and possibly a trike) after that 200 mile ride he did last month, then we both get up on the RBR soap box for a bit of ranting about professional cycling and safety. We did base these on a few stories, here are the links. Sammy Sanchez Doping Get Cops to pay attention to your ride videos New Belgium Brewery buys Magnolia Brewing Plus a few (ahem) beers for us to talk about for you guys. So yea, big show this week. BIG show.  

Finally, our first guest! In this episode, all three of us interview C.R. “Chuck” Dunning, Jr., author of Contemplative Masonry: Basic Applications of Mindfulness, Meditation, and Imagery for the Craft. Please listen to the podcast and then read his book! This interview ended up being so long that we have split it into two parts. Check back tomorrow for part 2, in which Chuck interviews us. Beers Since this was a teleconference, all of us drank different beers! Erik had the Salted Caramel Stout from Breakside Brewery. Chuck had the Ranger IPA from New Belgium Brewery. And Joey drank something out of a Starbucks cup. Note that all profits from the sales of Chuck’s book go to the maintenance and restoration of the Scottish Rite Temple in Guthrie, Oklahoma.

In part 3 of our last recording, we discuss best movie openings, the Joker and Lex Luthor, Steve has a herpes flareup in the background, best movie openings to a crap movie, movie trailers, and Uber. Beer was from New Belgium Brewery (http://www.newbelgium.com/Beer/home). The music was from Foreign Air; we used their single "Free Animal." Find them on... Instagram - http://instagram.com/foreign_air Facebook - http://facebook.com/foreignair Twitter: https://twitter.com/foreignair Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2kpBHtN iTunes: http://apple.co/2kpIPq8 If you are interested in being interviewed for a future podcast or are a musician that would like a song featured on the podcast, send us a message: info@nyrdcast.com Follow us on... Our website: http://www.nyrdcast.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nyrdcast/280329028693346 Instagram: https://instagram.com/nyrdcast/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/nyrdcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtHxwRijaSudc_p9gPGCx4g If you like this podcast, please let us know on our site or leave an iTunes Review: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-nyrdcast-podcast/id1022151568?mt=2 Also checkout the Inside Joke:Outside Voice Network for other great podcasts: http://www.ijov.net/

This week we try the next two selections from Fat Tire and Friends, Pseudo Sue and Dogfish Head World Wide Stout. Jason is nursing his latest adventure and Sam tries to make a connection with New Belgium Brewery. Music: Garage - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena https://youtu.be/V3n78uCYdso

Episode 13 of the Beer Here! podcast focuses on the new collaboration 'Fat Tire and Friends' 12-pack from New Belgium. Will gives background on the history of New Belgium Brewery and the podcasters sample each of the different interpretations of Fat Tire that were brewed in honor of its 20th anniversary. Additional discussions include a 'cookie dough' collaboration beer between New Belgium and Ben & Jerry's, the fine slapped on Yuengling for illegal waste dumping, and the loss and recovery of almost 80,000 bottles of Sweetwater's beer. Music is 'Son of an American' by The So So Glos. Follow us on Twitter @beerherepodcast. Cheers!

On this episode I set down and talk with my oldest brother George and taste some beers courtesy of New Belgium Brewery. During our conversation we come up with two marketing ideas, one focused around the Heavy Melon Watermelon Lime Ale that we tasted and a pretty famous comic known as Gallagher. We also come up with Labatt Blue's answer to Bud Light's up for anything campaign, Blue Light Kinda Night! Help spread the word with #BlueLightKindaNight to support the marketing campaign and tweet at @LabattUSA to get them to notice this genius idea. As always you can join the conversation on my website BillsBeerReport.com or my facebook page, Facebook.com/BillsBeerReport. If Twitter and Instagram are more your speed check me out @BillsBeerReport. Tweet at George @thewantrepreneu. You can find this and every episode of Slurred Words on iTunes, SoundCloud, and Stitcher Radio. If you like what you hear, let me and everyone else know about it by rating and reviewing the episode on iTunes or your listening App of choice. Cheers!

Let's learn about North Kovacistani customsOur Guests+Dan Sandberg+Wayne SnyderShow Notes after the jumpGuest NotesDan SandbergAtom Switch, Inc.Infinitas DM on Kickstarter now! (Adam screwed up the order of the terms "DM" and "Infinitas")https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/atomswitch/infinitas-dm?ref=nav_searchWayne SnyderMetal Gods of Ur-Hadad zineMore independent gaming projects than I can rememberShow NotesDrinkTrois Pistoles, Unibroue, Chambly, QuebecCurmudgeon Old Ale, Founders Brewery, Grand Rapids, MIOld Rasputin Imperial Russian Stout, North Coast Brewing, Fort Bragg, CAFat Tire, New Belgium Brewery, Fort Collins, COJackhammer Old Ale, Arbor Brewing Company, Ann Arbor, MI (Adam managed to pawn off the rest of his Jackhammer on his ACKS group this past Sunday)SpinDisenchanterYidhra, "Hexed"Black PyramidBlind GuardianGrave DiggerJag PanzerFrederico Durand (?)BiosphereBlue Snaggletooth, "Beyond Thule"Electric WizardDead Games Society's GaryCon Podcast Panel PodcastReadLord of the Rings appendicesCA Smith, The End of the StoryNeuromancer, William GibsonThe Troll King Trilogy, John VornholtPlaying At The World, Jon PetersonPeril on the Purple Planet Boxed SetRunWayne has taken over the reins of the Metal Gods of Ur-Hadad campaignDan was playing D&D 4eApes Victorious is on its way from Goblinoid GamesAdam has been running Torchbearer and will run it as part of the "DSR Actually Plays" series of livestreams on 4/10/16 & 4/24/16RuneQuest 6Thanks for joining us for this episode of Drink Spin Run. If you like what you've heard, share us with your friends, leave us an iTunes review or send us an email at dsr@kickassistan.net. You can also support us at http://www.patreon.com/DSRCast. Our theme music was generously provided by the band Blue Snaggletooth (http://bluesnaggletooth.bandcamp.com). Once again, thanks for listening, you gorgeous listeners.

Chas E and Mike Mitchell continue to celebrate the holidays with more music and more holiday beers. This week is also part 1 of a special experiment in which Chas and Mike try out a home remedy for mitigating the effects of alcohol. Holiday beers featured on this show include New Belgium Brewery’s Frambozen and Nuclear Winter from Finch Brewery. We also hear a live performance from our own Mike Mitchell, Chas E’s latest song for the charity SingMeAStory.org, and check out some silly Christmas songs including Chas E’s latest creation for Ross Mathews. All this and a new Top 6 featuring great musicians born on Christmas Day.

Jenn Vervier, the Director of Sustainability and Strategic Development for New Belgium Brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado, shares a tremendous amount of information about New Belgium's conservation and sustainability efforts as they relate to direct and indirect use of water in the brewing process, to the water-energy nexus, and to society in general. She provided a fantastic interview and displayed great knowledge of New Belgium's water processes and substantial efforts on the water sustainability front

Jenn Vervier, the Director of Sustainability and Strategic Development for New Belgium Brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado, shares a tremendous amount of information about New Belgium’s conservation and sustainability efforts as they relate to direct and indirect use of water in the brewing process, to the water-energy nexus, and to society in general. She provided a fantastic interview and displayed great knowledge of New Belgium’s water processes and substantial efforts on the water sustainability front

Subscribe or leave a review in iTunes. In this episode of the Find Dining Podcast, Jeremy Kossler tells us what to expect at the Denver Burger Battle. We discuss grass-fed beef, squid-ink buns and the importance of truffles. Denver Burger Battle: August 8, 2013: Buy Tickets Sculpture Park, 1245 Champa Street in Denver Visit the Denver Burger Battle website 2013 Contestants: Park Burger Crave Real Burgers Larkburger Juicy Burgers and Dogs Jax Fish House Highland Tap & Burger EDGE Restaurant at Four Seasons Candlelight Tavern Linger Punch Bowl Social TAG Burger Bar Grind See Chef Jennifer Jasinski on Top Chef Masters Try the chicken and waffles at Euclid Hall Bar & Kitchen Left Hand Brewing Co. makes a great milk stout -- try it nitro New Belgium Brewery and Odell Brewing also make great beers The Aspen Food & Wine Festival is fantastic if you can afford it Do at the Zoo is your chance to eat with the animals Denver, CO Dining Districts to Explore: Lower Highlands Downtown Ballpark Food for Thought: Q: Denver lays claim to inventing this iconic american food item - what is it? A: The cheeseburger. Out of the Frying Pan Picks: Restaurant with the Best View: Linger Favorite Bar to Watch the Game: Blake Street Tavern Favorite Spot for Breakfast: Snooze, an A.M. Eatery (get the pineapple upside pancake) Favorite Food Truck: Pinche Tacos Favorite Den-Mex Restaurant: El Taco de Mexico Best Beer Sampler: Denver Beer Company

Panel Saul Mora (twitter github NSBrief) Rod Schmidt (twitter github infiniteNIL) Pete Hodgson (twitter github blog) Ben Scheirman (twitter github blog NSSreencast) Charles Max Wood (twitter github Teach Me To Code Rails Ramp Up) Discussion 01:22 - Cora Data Core Data Programming Guide SQLite fmdb Transient Entities and Core Data | Cocoa Is My Girlfriend 07:50 - Stores and Contexts NSManagedObject Persistent Store Coordinator Core Data Editor Creating a CoreData Model in Code | Cocoanetics 21:17 - Faulting and Fetching NSFetchRequest The Law of Leaky Abstractions -com.apple.CoreData.SQLDebug 1 Base 2 CouchDB MongoDB TokyoCabinet 27:48 - Is Core Data the right tool for the job? Brent Simmons: On switching away from Core Data 29:46 - Managed Object Context MagicalRecord Core Data and Threads, Without the Headache | Cocoa Is My Girlfriend Core Data: Data Storage and Management for iOS, OS X, and iCloud by Marcus S. Zarra 38:22 - Importing Data 40:08 - Predicates Predicate Programming Guide Picks mogenerator (Ben) PonyDebugger (Ben) xctool (Pete) Neo4j (Pete) AeroPress (Pete) TICoreDataSync (Rod) Countly (Rod) Heil PR-40 Dynamic Studio Recording Microphone (Chuck) Roland R-05 Studio WAVE/MP3 Recorder (Chuck) iOS Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide by Aaron Hillegass (Chuck) NSBrief (Saul) Wasabi Sync (Saul) Sip (Saul) Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (Saul) Next Week WWDC Transcript SAUL: I like your style. CHUCK: Hey everybody and welcome to Episode 6 of iPhreaks! This week on our panel we have, Rod Schmidt ROD: Hello from Salt Lake City! CHUCK: We also have Pete Hodgson. PETE: Good morning from San Francisco! CHUCK: We also have Ben Scheirman. BEN: Hello from Houston, Texas! CHUCK: I'm Charles Max Wood from DevChat.tv. And we have a special guest this week, that is Saul Mora! SAUL: Hello from Denver! CHUCK: Denver? I thought you said Fort Collins? Is that not the same thing? SAUL: [laughs] No, that's where the beer is. Okay [laughs] CHUCK: Oh, I see. SAUL: Right. But yeah, that wouldn't be so bad to go and get some beer now. CHUCK: If you go and get too much beer, is it a one-way trip [inaudible]? SAUL: [chuckles] Yeah, well, I have to take some guest with me. CHUCK: Oh, here you go. SAUL: But no...yeah, that's where the New Belgium Brewery is, so I take guests over there quite often. So for anybody comes and visit me in Denver, definitely head on up there. CHUCK: Well I don't drink alcohol, but I'm going to be in Denver this weekend. SAUL: Cool! CHUCK: Maybe I'll come and shake your hand, buy you lunch, or something. SAUL: Yeah! Just let me know! CHUCK: Awesome! ROD: You get to be the driver. [laughter] SAUL: There you go! CHUCK: I don't know what my wife would say about that. [laughter] SAUL: Oh, there are plenty of breweries out here to visit. So, we can visit them anywhere. CHUCK: Awesome! Well this week, we're going to be talking about CoreData. Or, do you call it Core Data? SAUL: [laughs] I thought that was an English thing; Pete might know. PETE: I'll refer to it as Core Data! [laughter] PETE: It's the French pronunciation. I still say Data; it's one of the few English things that I still say in the English way [inaudible]. SAUL: So do you say Beta or Beta? PETE: Oh, that's a good (question). I think I say Beta now just because it's like a -- I was going to say just because it's a software thing, but Beta was a software thing. So, I don't know. SAUL: We have gotten to him! Great! [Chuck laughs] PETE: Yeah. My covers are blown. [laughter] PETE: Actually, I'm native Texan. CHUCK: Yeah, you've seen that? Now you only sound cool when you're talking about things other than computers. PETE: Yup. CHUCK: Alright. So CoreData,

Panel Saul Mora (twitter github NSBrief) Rod Schmidt (twitter github infiniteNIL) Pete Hodgson (twitter github blog) Ben Scheirman (twitter github blog NSSreencast) Charles Max Wood (twitter github Teach Me To Code Rails Ramp Up) Discussion 01:22 - Cora Data Core Data Programming Guide SQLite fmdb Transient Entities and Core Data | Cocoa Is My Girlfriend 07:50 - Stores and Contexts NSManagedObject Persistent Store Coordinator Core Data Editor Creating a CoreData Model in Code | Cocoanetics 21:17 - Faulting and Fetching NSFetchRequest The Law of Leaky Abstractions -com.apple.CoreData.SQLDebug 1 Base 2 CouchDB MongoDB TokyoCabinet 27:48 - Is Core Data the right tool for the job? Brent Simmons: On switching away from Core Data 29:46 - Managed Object Context MagicalRecord Core Data and Threads, Without the Headache | Cocoa Is My Girlfriend Core Data: Data Storage and Management for iOS, OS X, and iCloud by Marcus S. Zarra 38:22 - Importing Data 40:08 - Predicates Predicate Programming Guide Picks mogenerator (Ben) PonyDebugger (Ben) xctool (Pete) Neo4j (Pete) AeroPress (Pete) TICoreDataSync (Rod) Countly (Rod) Heil PR-40 Dynamic Studio Recording Microphone (Chuck) Roland R-05 Studio WAVE/MP3 Recorder (Chuck) iOS Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide by Aaron Hillegass (Chuck) NSBrief (Saul) Wasabi Sync (Saul) Sip (Saul) Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (Saul) Next Week WWDC Transcript SAUL: I like your style. CHUCK: Hey everybody and welcome to Episode 6 of iPhreaks! This week on our panel we have, Rod Schmidt ROD: Hello from Salt Lake City! CHUCK: We also have Pete Hodgson. PETE: Good morning from San Francisco! CHUCK: We also have Ben Scheirman. BEN: Hello from Houston, Texas! CHUCK: I'm Charles Max Wood from DevChat.tv. And we have a special guest this week, that is Saul Mora! SAUL: Hello from Denver! CHUCK: Denver? I thought you said Fort Collins? Is that not the same thing? SAUL: [laughs] No, that's where the beer is. Okay [laughs] CHUCK: Oh, I see. SAUL: Right. But yeah, that wouldn't be so bad to go and get some beer now. CHUCK: If you go and get too much beer, is it a one-way trip [inaudible]? SAUL: [chuckles] Yeah, well, I have to take some guest with me. CHUCK: Oh, here you go. SAUL: But no...yeah, that's where the New Belgium Brewery is, so I take guests over there quite often. So for anybody comes and visit me in Denver, definitely head on up there. CHUCK: Well I don't drink alcohol, but I'm going to be in Denver this weekend. SAUL: Cool! CHUCK: Maybe I'll come and shake your hand, buy you lunch, or something. SAUL: Yeah! Just let me know! CHUCK: Awesome! ROD: You get to be the driver. [laughter] SAUL: There you go! CHUCK: I don't know what my wife would say about that. [laughter] SAUL: Oh, there are plenty of breweries out here to visit. So, we can visit them anywhere. CHUCK: Awesome! Well this week, we're going to be talking about CoreData. Or, do you call it Core Data? SAUL: [laughs] I thought that was an English thing; Pete might know. PETE: I'll refer to it as Core Data! [laughter] PETE: It's the French pronunciation. I still say Data; it's one of the few English things that I still say in the English way [inaudible]. SAUL: So do you say Beta or Beta? PETE: Oh, that's a good (question). I think I say Beta now just because it's like a -- I was going to say just because it's a software thing, but Beta was a software thing. So, I don't know. SAUL: We have gotten to him! Great! [Chuck laughs] PETE: Yeah. My covers are blown. [laughter] PETE: Actually, I'm native Texan. CHUCK: Yeah, you've seen that? Now you only sound cool when you're talking about things other than computers. PETE: Yup. CHUCK: Alright. So CoreData,

First Beer Rating Podcast for the GHRUB club. We started with one of the best Amber Ales on the market....New Belgium's Fat Tire.

New Belgium Brewery, la cervecería ubicada en Fort Collins, Colorado, produce su popular cerveza inglesa Fat Tire Amber Ale y otras, en unas instalaciones modernas que apoyan la dedicación de New Belgium a la calidad, la eficacia, y el cuidado al medio ambiente. Los sistemas de Opto 22 se usan por todas partes en la fábrica. ¡Salud!

Fort Collins, Colorado-based New Belgium Brewery produces its popular Fat Tire Amber Ale and other beers in a modern facility that supports New Belgium's dedication to quality, efficiency, and environmental stewardship. Opto 22 systems are used throughout. Cheers!

Peter Bouckaert, brewmaster of New Belgium Brewery, addresses the National Homebrewers Conference in Denver and takes Charlie Papazian to task on beer styles.