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Barry, Abigail, and special guest Lory Willard discuss RKS by Rainbow Kitten Surprise and sample Lime Agave from Ginger's Revenge in Asheville, North Carolina; Cheerwine Ale from NoDa Brewing Company in Charlotte, North Carolina; Blue Ridge Haze from Boojum Brewing Co. in Waynesville, North Carolina; and Dreamhuntress from Burial Beer Co. in Asheville, North Carolina. Shout out to the staff at Tobacco Road Burley & Brew for suggesting several of the beers we sampled today, and many others still sitting in our fridges! Ginger's Revenge created a character for each of their four core beers. Meet the members of the band and check out each of their customized Spotify playlists! The band Rainbow Kitten Surprise is from Boone, home of Booneshine Brewing Company! You can hear our review of several Booneshine beers on Bellyshine (Jellyfish and Booneshine Brewing Co.). Meet the members of Rainbow Kitten Surprise! As a comparison to Cold Love, Barry played a sample of Homeless by Paul Simon and Ladysmith Black Mambazo off of Paul Simon's Graceland. You can hear our review of Graceland on Bar'nSider (Paul Simon & Barn Door Ciderworks). Cheerwine Ale is a collaboration between NoDa Brewing and Cheerwine!  You can hear more about this beer during an episode of Beer Guys Radio featuring Chad Henderson, NoDa's co-founder and head brewer. Up next… Screemers Jingles are by our friend Pete Coe. Visit Anosmia Awareness for more information on Barry's condition. Follow Barry or Abigail on Untappd to see what we're drinking when we're not on mic! Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | Website | Email us | Virtual Jukebox --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pops-on-hops-podcast/message

There's no denying when “spooky season” comes around that pumpkin beers will be available. A popular autumnal seasonal, pumpkin beers are still a dominant force in “seasonality” in beer. Today we talk to two breweries who brew pumpkin beers with an eye to how they're made, why they are a conversation starter and their lasting impact in the world of craft beer.Guests Chad Henderson is a NC native and original team member of NoDa Brewing Company.  He has been the head brewer for the Charlotte based brewery for the company's 12 year existence and is also Co-owner.  Chad's focus through the NoDa Brewing Company beers and products is to deliver a diverse array of exciting beers that range from traditional to experimental with an emphasis on quality and consistency.  The brewery releases new beers every week and has evolved to operate out of a 35,000 sq ft facility (that will soon be expanded to 50,000 sq ft) and a 60 bbl production system and a 5 bbl RnD system.  The brewery has won multiple major awards between World Beer Cup, GABF, US Open and many other local and national competitions.  Chad prides himself and team on being both a dependable brewery and one that is constantly looking for a new expression through beer while staying involved with the community through various charities and events.Tyson Arp is Overlord of Brewing for Nebraska Brewing Company (NBC), overseeing operations at their production brewery.  His journey into craft beer began as a homebrewer in the early 2000's and eventually he volunteered his way into an assistant brewer position at NBC in 2007.  Upon becoming Head Brewer in 2009, his focus on quality and process documentation quickly put NBC on the map as the most awarded brewery in the state.  Success of Tyson's barrel aged products and expanding markets led NBC to open a packaging brewery in 2014 where Tyson was integral in the design, engineering, and implementation of the new facility.  Since then, continued focus on team building and process standardization has allowed Tyson more time to focus on product development and streamlining procedures throughout the brewery operations. This Episode is Sponsored by:Estrella GaliciaEstrella Galicia is an independent, family-owned brewery  in northwest Spain, founded in 1906.Estrella Galicia Cerveza Especial is a world class lager, brewed using the finest Spanish malts, locally  cultivated Galician hops and the best brewing practices, in a state-of-the-art facility in A Coruna. Recognized around the world for quality and exceptional character. Estrella Galicia is “A beer like no other.” Hosts:  Em Sauter and Don Tse Guests: Tyson Arp, Chad Henderson Sponsors: Estrella Galicia, All About Beer Tags: Brewing, Pumpkin, Gourd, Hops, Water, Malt, Flavor The following music was used for this media project:Music: Awesome Call by Kevin MacLeodFree download: https://filmmusic.io/song/3399-awesome-callLicense (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseArtist website: https://incompetech.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Beer cocktails, Cheerwine Ale, World Beer Cup stats, and the magic of mushrooms are all on deck for this week's show.Shout out to friend of the show Billy for hanging with us on a recent trip to Atlanta.  We had a chance to hit some our favorites spots like Brick Store Pub and Three Taverns Brewery and swap some beers.  He hooked us up with NoDa's Cheerwine Ale that we'll dive into.  It's pure madness and we gotta try it.  We also taste some delightful brews from Eighth State Brewing, Three Taverns, and Wild Heaven.Delving into the 2023 World Beer Cup, we analyze beer style trends and the evolving palates of beer drinkers across the country. Georgia beers make their mark with some medal wins, and we highlight a thrilling collaboration between Three Taverns and Pilsner Urquell's experimental brewery Pivovar Proud. Plus, a fascinating study reveals the power of free drink samples for boosting sales and brand awareness – a strategy we can certainly get behind!With grilling season upon us there's sure to be a lot of beer can chicken happening in backyards across the country.  Thanks to Perdue Chicken and Torch & Crown Brewing Company you won't have to wonder the best beer to use.  Their Beer Can Chicken beer has the flavors you need to stuff up that chicken's butt.In Mo' Mic Nate's Cocktail Corner he shares a super-simple recipe for a beer cocktail known as Spaghett.  Grab a Miller High Life and check this one outLastly, we explore the amazing world of mushrooms and their remarkable ability to cool down their surroundings. Can you imagine a DIY air conditioning system made of styrofoam and mushrooms? Join us for this fun and informative episode, and as always, cheers to great beer!Thanks for listening to Beer Guys Radio! Your hosts are Tim Dennis and Brian Hewitt with producer Nate "Mo' Mic Nate" Ellingson.Subscribe to Beer Guys Radio on your favorite app: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSSFollow Beer Guys Radio: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube If you enjoy the show we'd appreciate your support on Patreon. Patrons get cool perks like early, commercial-free episodes, swag, access to our exclusive Discord server, and more!

On this week's show, we... spend quality time with new records from Vandoliers & Amanda Shires nerd out over the highlights of the first Queen City Jam Session  celebrate what would've been Joe Strummer's 70th birthday All this & much, much less! Debts No Honest Man Can Pay is over 2 rock-solid hours of musical eclectica & other noodle stories. The show started in 2003 at WHFR-FM (Dearborn, MI), moved to WGWG-FM (Boiling Springs, NC) in 2006 & Plaza Midwood Community Radio (Charlotte, NC) in 2012, with a brief pit-stop at WLFM-FM (Appleton, WI) in 2004.

DreZ and Big Nate are still hangin' out drinkin some more IPAs from NoDa Brewing Company and Boomtown Brewery. #BrewsdayTuesday See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

About NoDa Brewing: With a collective passion for home brewing and exemplary craft beer, Suzie Ford (president and co-founder), Todd Ford (vice president and co-founder), and Chad Henderson (head brewer and co-owner) teamed up to create a craft brewing identity that would connect to and grow alongside their beloved city of Charlotte. Opening in the fall of 2011, NoDa Brewing Company received a warm welcome and has since expanded to three locations (The OG, NorthEnd, and the CLT airport) and continues to be one of the crown jewels of the Queen City.For more information, visit the NoDa Brewing website here. From Charlotte Magazine:NoDa Brewing takes gold in the World Beer CupFrom the NoDa Brewing blog:Coco Loco wins silver medal at the Great American Beer FestivalTodd's book recommendations: The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable by Patrick LencioniTraction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino WickmanDare to Lead: Brave Work, Tough Conversations and Whole Hearts by Brené Brown

Hi and welcome to Small Business Toast. We celebrate small business Saturdays by featuring a local business on this podcast every week. Today we are taking a look at Noda Brewing in Charlotte, North Carolina The team at Noda Brewing Company started brewing craft beers back in 2011. They have some award winning IPAs, funky sours, and even some spiked seltzers. The Northend location offers brewery tours of their main production facilities, but the tasting room there is a great place to enjoy a beer with friends and family. The tasting room periodically features live music. A calendar of events can be found on their website. Stop by and support them if you are local. They are located at 2921 N Tryon St. Otherwise, support them online via Facebook and Instagram. I will add a link to their website and social media profiles in the show notes for this episode. Thank you again for supporting local small businesses in your neighborhood. The company featured today did not pay for this promotion. The podcast was sponsored by toastlocal.com. Visit Toast Local if you would like free suggestions to improve your Google Business Listing. Thank you again for listening and cheers to supporting local businesses. NoDa Brewing Company 2921 N Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28206 704-900-6851 Website: http://nodabrewing.com/ Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/nodabrewing/ https://twitter.com/nodabrewing https://www.facebook.com/NoDaBrewingCompany Sponsor: Toast Local toastlocal.com

This month, Rich and Alex are conveying, transmitting, and conversing over a topic as old as topics themselves - communication. Part 1 in this series pairs some communication-themed beer with, Codenames, a popular party game.Special thanks for this month's series goes to:New Holland Brewing Company - https://www.newhollandbrew.com/home/​NODA Brewing Company - https://nodabrewing.com/​Czech Games Edition - https://czechgames.com/​For more on how to play Codenames at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQVHk...Support the show (https://www.brewnboards.com/table-talk)

On February 25, Chad Henderson, head brewer and co-owner of NoDa Brewing Company, shared his story and spoke on the theme of "Overcoming." Henderson was the brewer at NoDa when it opened in 2011 on North Davidson Street. Despite massive growth, he has stayed true to the brand and homebrew roots, and he still excited. Supposedly he does take a day off every now and then, though you wouldn't know it. Whether it's brewing new recipes (and participating in zany YouTube videos) for the weekly releases or representing the brewery at events, this homebrewer turned pro is seemingly everywhere. Brewing is more than a job for Chad; it's a passion—which shows in NoDa's beers.

Hey Gang, Have you ever wondered what it's like to run a brewery? How do you take it from a garage to a legitimate business? This show is for you; today we're joined by the legendary Todd Ford, founder of NoDa Brewing Company in Charlotte, NC. After 25 years as an airline pilot, Todd, along with his wife Suzie, and Head Brewer Chadwick Henderson, started NoDa Brewing Company in 2011. NoDa has grown from a small microbrewery to a regional force and is the state's 12th largest brewery as of 2019. They've since expanded to three locations (The OG, NorthEnd, and the CLT airport) and continue to be one of the crown jewels of the Queen City. NoDa has produced over 11.5m cans in the last three years while working on reducing the state's restrictive self-distribution cap. Now with the cap effectively removed they have set up a satellite distribution in the Raleigh-Durham market. Their goal is to be the most successful and creative local brewery in the Carolinas. Take a seat and enjoy this fascinating interview. Structure: Intro – 0:00 Background – 2:23 Lighting Round Q&A – 32:40 Dad Hacks– 41:13 Gratitude– 46:35 Noda Brewing Company 2921 N. Tryon St., Charlotte NC 28206 nodabrewing.com FB/IG: @nodabrewing Follow us below: FB/IG: @yodaddiopodcast yodaddio.net --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For episode 3 Beth and Bettina enjoy some "Hop, Drop 'n Roll" from NoDa Brewing Company while discussing stories from North Carolina. Bettina shares the disturbing and controversial story of Jeffrey MacDonald. While Beth finishes the episode off with tales from the mining town of Gold Hill; with a puppy ghost, flying body parts, and an unknown ghost named George. Follow us on our social media accounts! - Email: killerhangoverpodcast@gmail.com - Facebook: Killer Hangover Podcast - Instagram: Killer Hangover Podcast - Twitter: Killer Hangover Podcast Episode Resources: People Magazine Investigates. Jeffery MacDonald: The Accused. Aired Jan 9, 2017. Season 1, episode 11. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_R._MacDonald From the site https://www.thejeffreymacdonaldcase.com/The Murders of Colette, Kimberley and Kristen MacDonald by Bob and Pep Stevenson and Christina Masewicz https://www.thoughtco.com/jeffrey-macdonald-profile-972176 http://historicgoldhill.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=iyJHNyYLfOA https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/north-carolina/historic-gold-hill-nc/ https://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/news-columns-blogs/josh-shaffer/article41383821.html http://www.cabarrusmagazine.com/2015/09/30/87850/ghostly-gold-hill

It seems like it was just a month ago that we talked to Brian and Chelsea Mister about the first ever Around the Crown 10K that closed down 277 for a first-of-its-kind road race in Charlotte. Well, that's because it *was* just a month ago. Just last night, Brian and the ATC10K team announced the 2020 date of the ATC10K at NoDa Brewing Company. It's a big announcement, because the race will shift from a fall to a spring date in 2020 because of the RNC and other events.  What is the date of the 2020 ATC10K? Tune in to find out. In the second segment of the podcast, we hear from Shan Wallace, as she talks about Sisters With Stories, a portrait project she created in partnership with the YWCA. The Biscuit Podcast is produced by Tim Miner, Matt Olin and Andy Goh. Music by Harvey Cummings.   More information: BiscuitCLT.com - Sign Up for the Biscuit Email Newsletter! CharlotteIsCreative.com Creative Mornings Charlotte Charlotte Is Creative on Instagram Charlotte Is Creative on Twitter Charlotte Is Creative on Facebook Charlotte Is Creative on YouTube #CharlotteIsCreative

This week on "A Beer with Atlas," your only healthcare traveling, beer-drinking podcast, we try NoDa Brewing Company's "Hop Drop 'N Roll" IPA. NoDa Brewing Company 2921 N Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28206 https://nodabrewing.com/ https://www.facebook.com/NoDaBrewingCompany/ #abeerwithatlas #whereyoubelong

Founders' All Day IPA. Firestone Walker's 805 Blonde Ale. Victory’s Golden Monkey Tripel. These are all examples of brands that have shaped bottom lines and shifted futures for some of the country’s biggest breweries. For most of them, that runaway success and influence came about serendipitously. These are business-altering beers that now steer the course of their respective companies—and there are plenty of other examples of similar players scattered across the country. In today’s podcast, we’re going to hear about one of those—and how in 2014, an IPA from a 9,000-barrel brewery in Charlotte, North Carolina, completely changed the trajectory of the personal and professional life of its head brewer, Chad Henderson. That beer is NoDa Brewing Company’s Hop, Drop 'n Roll, the 2014 World Beer Cup gold medal winner in the American-Style IPA category. It’s a West Coast IPA that continues to move fast to this day, even in an era of hazy, juicy counterparts. Five years ago, when some kind of monumental success at the bi-annual, global competition was the last thing Chad was expecting, his world got turned upside down. In this conversation, we follow this path of how a single beer changed so much for Chad, NoDa’s co-owners Todd and Suzie Ford, and the brewery itself. From sales, to quality control, to management of the NoDa beer portfolio, Hop, Drop 'n Roll is a continuous thread that runs through it all. It helped push the brewery to almost 16,000 BBLs' of production last year. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, we’ll also mention a little about making hard seltzer, too. After all, if you’re talking IPA, you might as well hit on one of the other most important categories impacting beer and breweries in 2019. For now, let’s shift to hops. This is Chad Henderson, head brewer and co-owner of NoDa Brewing Company. Listen in.

In this episode, I chat with Brian Hester of Hooked Fly Company about his fly fishing journey on and off the canvas. Be sure to listen carefully for Brian's special offer for Articulate Fly listeners! You can see Brian's most recent work at Mountain Blue Gallery in Banner Elk, North Carolina, from April 13th through April 20th. There will be a reception on April 13th from 3pm to 6pm. You can find Hooked Fly Company apparel at Tuckaseegee Fly Shop in Bryson City and Sylva, North Carolina, and permanent installations of Brian' artwork at Mossy Creek Fly Fishing, NoDa Brewing Company and Appalachian Mountain Brewery. Thanks again to Jesse Brown's Outdoors for sponsoring the episode!

Welcome to the Creative Mornings Charlotte podcast. Today’s show features hosts Tim Miner and Matt Olin speaking with Charlotte artist Jessica Moss two weeks following the March 8 Creative Mornings Charlotte event at NoDa Brewing Company, where Jessica spoke about the global theme of “Water.” As an ardent advocate for artists, communities of color and accessible arts education, Jessica Moss is the Founder and Director of The Roll Up, a national network of art incubators embedded in neighborhoods mired in persistent poverty and concentrated disadvantage.​ In addition to her projects that engage art and real property as a strategy of community revival, Jessica is an educator, writer and independent consultant. In this episode of the Creative Mornings Charlotte podcast, Jessica talks about her roles in The Roll Up and BLKMRKT CLT, as well as the barriers to creativity, building social capital and her work in real estate. Register for the next Creative Mornings Charlotte event Friday, April 5 at 8:30 a.m. at Myers Park Presbyterian Church. The featured speaker will be multidisciplinary artist MyLoan Dinh, speaking about the global theme of “Inclusive”.  RSVPs will open at 9 a.m., Monday, April 1. Make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @CM_CLT. And hey, when you’re done listening to this episode, give us a rating and review on your podcast platform. It helps us get discovered by other creative Charlotteans! The Creative Mornings Charlotte Podcast is hosted by Tim Miner and Matt Olin, and produced by Andy Goh. Music by Harvey Cummings.

Welcome to the Creative Mornings Charlotte podcast. Today’s show features hosts Tim Miner and Matt Olin speaking with Charlotte City Council members Larken Egleston, Dimple Ajmera and Braxton Winston immediately following the February 1 Creative Mornings Charlotte event at LakePointe Corporate Center, where Larken, Dimple, Braxton and Tariq Scott Bokhari (who could not join us on the podcast) spoke about the global theme of “Symmetry.” Despite each of them being in their first term as Charlotte City Council members, Larken, Dimple and Braxton have come together to form a newer and younger iteration of the city’s most powerful governing body. The diversity of of backgrounds is also apparent: Larken represents a distribution company and has served on many local boards; Dimple is not only an accomplished financial professional, but also an immigrant, the first Asian-American, and youngest woman to ever serve on council; and Braxton rode a wave of momentum from his political activism shown during the Keith Lamont Scott protests in 2016 to an at-large seat on the council the next year. In this episode of the Creative Mornings Charlotte podcast, Larken, Dimple and Braxton talk about the most important issues facing the city, what made them want to run for city council, and try to guess what Charlotte newspaper headlines from 1919 are real. Register for the next Creative Mornings Charlotte event Friday, March 8 at 8:30 a.m. at NoDa Brewing Company. The featured speaker will be local artist Jessica Moss and her father, speaking about the global theme of “Water”.  RSVPs will open at 9 a.m., Monday, March 4. Before we hear from Larken, Dimple and Braxton, Matt and Tim talk to Kris Cole, Director of Philanthropy Operations for the Levine Museum of the New South. The Creative Mornings Charlotte Podcast is hosted by Tim Miner and Matt Olin, and produced by Andy Goh. Music by Harvey Cummings.

Chris and Brian go on location at NoDa Brewing Company to meet with Mike and Laura Dascal of Beers and Burpees. The Beers and Burpees beer is now available on tap there with other locations to follow. Beers and Burpees is an annual charity event in Charlotte where the entire fitness community comes together to work out, drink beer and raise money for Dream on 3, a local wish-granting organization whose mission is “Making sports dreams come true for children with chronic illnesses, developmental disabilities, or life-altering conditions". Mike and Laura share some of their personal story and talk about how inviting friends over to workout and drink beer turned into an award winning non profit organization. They talk about how the city has embraced their mission, what the event consists of and how you can get involved. www.thejoneszones.com www.beersandburpees.com www.dreamon3.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/support

Cheers, Charlotte! We're bringing you Episode 13 of the Date Night with Jake and Page podcast, where you'll hear from NoDa Brewing Company Founders and Owners, Todd and Suzie Ford! [FAN BOY ALERT!!!] As Page mentions in the podcast, when we debated moving to Charlotte back in 2014, the "Pros" list was: family, NoDa, jobs, Hop Drop, etc., etc. You get the point. We've been fans of the brewery for years, so it was only fitting that we bring on the couple behind what has become one of Charlotte's and the industry's leading craft beer brands. Todd and Suzie talk about how both of their companies were acquired around the same time, which coincided with a growing buzz around Todd's home brewing and tasting parties. They decided to make the proverbial leap to launch NoDa, and the rest is history. Now, they say, it's about keeping up the demand and all of the latest and greatest trends in the industry, while also standing up against state legislation which is currently limiting the growth of N.C. brewers. We can't thank Todd and Suzie enough for joining us on this episode, and as always, big thanks to Garrett Tichy, Hygge and Richard Brooke for having us as a member of their inaugural Hygge Podcast Residency! Please subscribe, share and comment on this episode. Past shows can be found on jakeandpage.com, iTunes and wherever you get your podcasts. We live stream each episode on Facebook (Page Crawford Fox 46) and videos are posted to youtube.com/jakefehling. Please keep the conversation going on social media using the hashtag #datenightclt. Thanks for listening!

Burlington, NC native Lance Brown has one of the strongest forehands in the game and brings it to Episode 107 of Final Round Radio. Lance has had a busy year, playing in almost as many tournaments as there were weekends in the year.  The Final Round Radio East crew sits down with Lance and talks with him about his hectic tour schedule, how he manages to eat clean while on the road, the suspension of the Disc Golf World Tour, and what Lance's favorite Prodigy plastic is. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Months, even years before the first tee shot at a PDGA Major or NT flies into the air, hundreds of hours of groundwork, planning, and logistics go into making that event possible. One of the people who is most responsible for that work that generally goes unseen is our guest for Episode 106, Shawn Sinclair. Shawn has worked for the PDGA for many years as a Chief Marshall, member of the Board of Directors, and also as course consultant. That part of his role is what brings him to Charlotte this week, as he is scouting out locations for the 2018 Am Worlds which will be held here in the Queen City.  In Episode 106, we talk about Shawn's background playing disc golf in Southern California, how he made the decision to go pro and quit a job in teaching, and how he got involved with the PDGA on a working basis. He also talks about being on the committee that was tasked with finding a replacement for outgoing director Brian Graham. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Disc golf doesn't take a break during the winter months, it just shifts the focus from top competitions to charitable events. Final Round Radio East kicks off the off-season with a pair of guests who are organizing a very intriguing event in Western North Carolina. In Episode 105, Andy Goh, Pat Bowles and "Big Wave" Dave George talk to Jacob Byrd, camp programs manager at Victory Junction in Randleman, NC. Victory Junction is a camp that serves disabled children and gives them opportunities for growth, while challenging them to discover more about themselves. Jacob is teaming up with NC State Coordinator Philip "F Baby" Lawrence (who also appears in this episode) to organize the second annual Campership Classic, a tournament that raised over $16,000 for Victory Junction last year. This year's event is being held Sunday, November 19 on the Victory Junction campus. Learn more about this event by visiting DiscGolfDoesGood.org and VictoryJunction.org. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Kevin Keith of Final Round Radio Central talks to long-time DFW-area disc golfer Robert Knight at the Shannon Brewing Company in Keller, Texas. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

The 2017 USDGC is over, and Nate Sexton is your champion. Nate claims his first major title after holding onto a 3-7 stroke lead throughout most of the last three rounds of the tournament. Despite the rain and wet conditions, the 2017 USDGC was one of the best ones yet. We talked to tournament director Jonathan Poole immeditaely following Nate's winning putt, and got his take on how the event went, and how his team was able to handle the weather. We then talked to newly-minted champ Nate Sexton about what this win means for him, what extra motivation he had from becoming a father, and how this win solidifies him as one of the greatest players in the game. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

It's our favorite time of year at Final Round Radio East! The USDGC is in town (well, a 30 minute drive south of Charlotte in Rock Hill, SC, but close enough). Andy Goh, Pat Bowles, "Big Wave" Dave George and Kevin Burgess made the trip south to the player's party at Roasting Company after Thursday's Round 2 action. We have some great guests on the mic for this episode. We talked to Brian Schweberger, who missed the cut for this year's event, but is caddying for defending champ Jeremy Koling. Two top ten players after the first two round stopped by next in Philo Brathwaite and Devan Owens. Finally, we get our long awaited interview with Nikko Locastro, who poured his heart and soul out during out interview. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

We kick off a very special week of USDGC coverage with a rare interview by the 19-year tournament director of the game's most prestigious title, Jonathan Poole. "Big Wave" Dave George, Pat "PDB" Bowles and Andy Goh traveled down to Rock Hill, SC to talk to Jonathan, who helped found the tournament on the campus of Winthrop University in 1999. Jonathan talked to us about the tournament's history, and Innova's efforts to make it the premiere event on the disc golf schedule. He also talked about the tournament's partnership with Winthrop, and how the course was designed. We also dive into what the organizers learned after the last two years of inclement weather, and what to expect from the USDGC in the future. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

We've reached our 100th episode on Final Round Radio and we decided to celebrate by having the Final Round Radio Central crew record at the Dynamic Discs location in Carrollton, Texas! Kevin Keith and Casey Wright stop by the Dynamic Discs shop to talk with owner Steve Storrie. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Andy Goh, Pat Bowles, and "Big Wave" Dave George talk to Steve Lambert, the last original board member from the original Charlotte Disc Golf Club. Steve has also been a board member of the PDGA from 1988-'90, Worlds tournament director in 1987 and 1997, and currently the director of the Charlotte Children's Championship. We talk to Steve about his history in disc golf, he shows us some materials he has from the CDGC that date back to the late 1970's, and also discuss how to get more involvement from women and kids in the sport of disc golf. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!  

Kevin Keith and Casey Wright of Final Round Radio Central talk to local Masters player J.D. Ramirez on Episode 98. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Listeners of the show know that Kevin Burgess (KB) is a co-owner of Another Round Disc Golf, Charlotte's only disc golf exclusive store (and the home of Final Round Radio studios). Today we talk to Jim Senior, the other part of store ownership. ARDG just made a move into a new space in Charlotte. Still in the NoDa neighborhood, the space is bigger and includes dedicated parking. In Episode 97, Jim talks about the risks and rewards of owning a disc golf retail store, as well as the unique challenges that catering to a niche sport can entail. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Kevin Keith and Casey Wright talk to Miles Seaborn on Episode 96 of Final Round Radio Central. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

On today's episode, Andy Goh and Pat Bowles talk about the Idlewild Open and James Conrad's big win. We also talk about the difference in payouts between the Open and Open Masters divisions, best places to get better, and how relevant par is. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!  

Kevin Keith talks to Lee Letts minus Casey Wright on Episode 94 of Final Round Radio. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!  

Fresh off of trips to Europe and the Ledgestone Insurance Open, travel teammates Jeremy Koling and Austin Turner make their fifth and sixth (ish) appearances on Final Round Radio.  A lot has happened in the time since we last spoke to Austin and Jerm. Jerm finally broke the witness streak by getting an ace of his own. Austin got hit in the face with a disc at the European Open, which derailed the rest of that tournament for him. We talk about where both golfers are at mentally after each of those events. In the Lead Card, we talk about the 6th Annual 21 Hole Salute, as well as recapping the Ledgestone and Josh Anthon's return to prominence with his wire-to-wire win. In the Par 4, we talk about which half of the tour is more fun (first or second), what Josh Anthon's status with Innova is after his Ledgestone win, and which young player will be the next to step up and challenge Paul McBeth and Ricky Wysocki for disc golf dominance. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Emerson Keith joins Kevin Keith (no relation) and Casey Wright on Final Round Radio Central. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by shooting us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Charlotte local player AJ Carey has just come off of a win at the Amateur World Championships advanced men's division in Quad Cities, Iowa as he sits down with two thirds of the Final Round Radio East crew.  In the Lead Card, we spend time talking about Paul McBeth's dramatic comeback win over Gregg Barsby in the European Open. In the Par 4 we talk about why more top pros don't use bag carts, if Am World rules should change in regards to the Open division, and Pat Bowles gives us great stats about the Ricky vs. Paul matchup this year head to head. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by sending us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line by calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Local rising player Grady Shue stops by the Final Round Radio East studios for Episode 89. Grady most recently played for the UNC Charlotte club team, and has just come off of a 41st place finish at the World Championships in his first attempt at the event.  In the Lead Card, we recap The Majestic, Skellefteå Open, Alaska State Championships and more. In the Par 4, we talk about why there aren't more lefties in the game, unauthorized art use, and whether it's better to throw more or fewer molds.  Send in your questions for the Par 4 by sending us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line aby calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Kevin Keith and Casey Wright of Final Round Radio Central talk to Jonathon Rivera. Send in your questions for the Par 4 by sending us an email at finalroundaradio@gmail.com, and messaging us at @finalroundradio on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Leave us a :30 second message on the Hyzer Line aby calling 704.727.6077 and hear yourself on our next episode. Subscribe, favorite, rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and where ever you find podcasts. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

Kevin Burgess makes his return to Final Round Radio East as he, Pat Damn Bowles and Andy Goh talk to Matt Torma, who has just finished construction on his 18 hole private course in West Charlotte known as Torma Town. We talk in the Lead Card about the Konopiste Open, and why so few big name players from the states made the trip. In the Par 4 segment, we discuss bag tags, the necessity of a side arm when competing at the highest level, and sticker etiquette on the golf course. In the Ring of Fire, we talk about how Matt went about finding the land for Torma Town, what some his challenges and successes were in constructing the course, what some of his goals are, and of course, how to play. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company. Don't forget to like, subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and wherever you find podcasts.

Charlotte legend Michael Johansen becomes just the second four-time Final Round Radio guest just two weeks after Jeremy Koling was the first to pull of the feat. Fresh off of the Azalea Open, MJ talks about what had to happen for him to not win the event for the first time in eight years. We also talk about why he stops watching the flight of his disc so quickly after throwing in the Par 4. On the hot seat, MJ talks about "Chipmunk-gate" from the 2016 Vibram Open, why tournaments like the Ledgestone and Vibram are the only ones he travels for, What his beef with the Charlotte Disc Golf Club is and why he walked out of a tournament after just four holes at the Sneaky Pete Classic. As always, find us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and more. Like, subscribe and review. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company.

"Big Jerm" Jeremy Koling makes his record fourth appearance on Final Round Radio in Episode 77. After making a stop in his hometown of Charlotte after an early season road trip that saw him win the Waco Charity Open, Jerm has plenty to talk about with Andy Goh, "Big Wave" Dave George and Pat Damn Bowles of Final Round Radio East. In the lead card, we recap several local events, including the first official tournament at the newly reopened Hornets Nest. Pat Bowles also recaps the Texas States and Jonesboro Open. In the Par 4 (sponsored by NoDa Brewing Company), we talk about how the video coverage by Jomez Productions is setting new standards in disc golf, as well as what disc golf clubs can do to foster better relationships with their local parks and recreation departments. In the Ring of Fire, Jerm talks about his new venture into disc golf commentary and podcasting. We also explore what it's like for him to witness a hilariously disproportionate amount of aces. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn and anywhere you download podcasts.

In Episode 66, we return to Charlotte with Pat Bowles and Andy Goh of Final Round Radio East, while Big Wave Dave is on assignment for Innova. We make up for his absence by bringing Austin Fisher and Kyle Hogan on to the hot seat. Austin and Kyle have been known in the Charlotte disc golf scene for years as deeply committed and passionate players, and now they've teamed up to form Disc Golf Ventures, an events and promotion organization that helps grow the game through tournaments organization, events like putting league and visibility. We talk to them about how they got into business together, why they decided to team up, what goals they have and what their biggest challenges will be. We also cover the Gentlemen's Club Challenge in Las Vegas in the lead card, talk about a potential disc golf bubble in the topic of the day, and figure out what the best way to get a disc out of a tree are in the Final 9. Thanks again to our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company!

With the 2016 USDGC quickly approaching, some of the top names in disc golf are making their trip to Charlotte. Two of those players, Avery Jenkins and Eagle Wynn McMahon of Team Discmania, stopped by to sit in for Episode 54. Avery, the 2009 World Champion, and Eagle, who is in his second year on tour, are at opposite ends of their careers, which gave this interview a very dynamic feel. Avery told us the story of his win in 2009 in a playoff with Josh Anthon, gave us the scoop on Discmania's new player combine and even answered the question of whether or not he was going to retire at the end of the year. Eagle talked about transitioning to life on the road, what it was like meeting his disc golf idols and whether or not he plans to go to college or commit to professional disc golf full time. We recap the San Francisco Safari and the Sneaky Pete Classic in the Lead Card. We figure out who would win in an arm wrestling match, Avery or Eagle, in the Par 4 (sponsored by NoDa Brewing Company). We play four fresh Hyzer Line messages and figure out if our guests are Mac or PC guys in the Final 9.

There's perhaps no greater authority on the game of disc golf from an organizational standpoint than Brian Graham, Executive Director of the PDGA. Brian took the time to drive up from his home in Augusta, GA to be our guest for Episode 52, and delivered a tremendous conversation. With K2 unable to call in, Andy and KB held court with the man in charge of disc golf's governing body. Brian was very candid with his interview, as we talked about everything from how Brian started playing disc golf (he used to be a skater) to how he got to be Executive Director of the PDGA to criticisms of the PDGA's governance, logistics and ratings systems. Brian adamantly answers what he thinks is the biggest challenge facing disc golf today, and it may not be what you think. We find out what Brian thinks of the word "frolf" in the Par 4 (sponsored by NoDa Brewing Company) and whether he carries a backpack or a cart on the course.

The Final Round Radio crew took it local in Episode 51 with Charlotte Disc Golf Club President Jim Banbury. Jim has a unique disc golf story in that he didn't start playing disc golf until the age of 57. Since then, he's become a two time Advanced Senior Grandmasters in 2012 and 2013, as well as becoming CDGC President and maintaining a 923 rating.  We recap the 2016 Worlds win by Ricky Wysocki in the Lead Card, as well as the Piney Point Palooza. Jim answers solid questions in the Par 4 segment (sponsored by NoDa Brewing Company) as well as the Ring of Fire. K2 also calls in from Dallas, where he's moved to #IRL and will be calling in from for the time being. In related news, please bear with us as we figure out the audio issues.

We had to work a little harder for Episode 50 than most episodes. We originally recorded Episode 50 Tuesday night at our sponsor, NoDa Brewing Company, which was an excellent time. We had a few friends of the show over, bought the first beers for everyone, and recorded an excellent podcast with Matt Cheney.  ... and somewhere after that we lost the audio file. Our bad. Fortunately, Matt was able to join us again Friday night at Another Round Disc Golf to re-record Episode 50, with K2 joining us again via Skype from Emporia, Kansas, where he is following the Pro World Championships.  Matt, who was a guest way, way WAY back in Episode 2, had plenty to talk about this time around. Matt breaks the news about the CDGC making a bid for the 2018 Amateur World Championships, as well as previewing the fourth season of the Charlotte Putting League. We also talk about the two month disc golf road trip that Matt took with his kids, playing courses like Bucksnort, Blue Ribbon Pines, High Bridge Hills and more. We hate to make you wait for this episode, especially number 50, but we're glad you're tuning in anyway!

Lots of people who love disc golf find many different ways to contribute, and Pat Bowles is does it as well as anyone. He currently serves as president of the Albemarle Disc Golf Association, his is also a talented course designer who will see his first hybrid course come to fruition at Piney Point and he's even taught himself how to use a video camera and filmed for Another Round Productions. Despite balancing all of that and a full-time job, Pat still manages to keep a solid 950 rating. We talked with Pat about how he got started with the ADGA, course design and filming. We also talk about his background as a track and field athlete and how it helped prepare him for disc golf. Showing off true versatility, he even helps us out with the Lead Card, in the absence of K2. We hear some great user-submitted questions on the Par 4 (sponsored by NoDa Brewing Company), a couple of hilarious calls on the #HyzerLine and find out who is playing Pokémon Go in the Final 9. Remember to send us your Par 4 questions for us to read on air! Leave us a message on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram (@finalroundradio), or email finalroundradio@gmail.com. Call the Hyzer Line at 704.727.6077 and you might hear your voice on our next episode!

This episode we are joined by Todd Ford, Chad Henderson and David Gonzales of NoDa Brewing Company. They let us crash one of their conference rooms to record and joined us to discuss the new trend of New England or North Eastern IPA’s. We discuss what differentiates this style of IPA from others and we […]

In our second and final day at the Vibram Open, we filmed the chase card through their final 18 holes, we interviewed tournament champions Paige Pierce and Bradley Williams, tournament director Steve Dodge and Matt Krueger of UDisc. It's another great episode with another edition of the Par 4 sponsored by NoDa Brewing Company, the Hyzer Line and more. No Final 9 on this episode, but it will be back for the next one!  

We traveled all the way from Charlotte to Leicester, MA and Maple Hill Disc Golf Course to cover the 2016 Vibram Open. Not only did we follow the lead card and film it all for Another Round Productions, but we also set up shop after the final scorecards were turned in to get some candid interviews with some of the top players and ambassadors of the game. Hit the play button to hear interviews with 2012 Women's World Champion Sarah Hokom, Josh Barnhill of Booom Apparel, Philo Brathwaite of 850' albatross fame, and very special guests Terry Miller and Johnny V of Smashboxx TV. We also answer questions for the Par 4 sponsored by NoDa Brewing Company and hear your calls on the Hyzer Line. 

Episode 45 featured two Prodigy players from Asheville, NC - Colin Forehand and Coby Guise. Apart from both being sponsored by Prodigy, Colin and Coby are roommates and frequently travel to tournaments together. We talk about the European Open, US Amateur Championships and Charlotte Amateur Championships in the lead card, and talk about our worst shots in the Par 4 segment (sponsored by NoDa Brewing Company). In the second half of the show, we hear from our listeners on the Hyzer Line (call us now at 704.727.6077), put Coby and Colin through the Ring of Fire, and finish off with a strong Final 9. We've also got a special announcement: we'll be traveling to Leicester, MA in two weeks for the Vibram Open! Our next episode will be recorded at Maple Hill, and we'll be getting interviews with lots of the top players, directors and organizers of the tournament. Big thanks again to our sponsors NoDa Brewing Company and Crafty Beer Guys for helping to make this happen!

There's several new professional tours on the disc golf scene, and we got Steve Dodge of the Disc Golf Pro Tour to sit down with us for Episode 44. You may also know Steve from his tournament directing with the Maple Hill Open (now Vibram Open), being the director of Vibram Disc Golf and also from having helped found Marshall Street Disc Golf. Steve was a phenomenal guest as he had plenty to say about the difficulties of starting a new tour in a suddenly-crowded market, the work it takes to run a NT like the Vibram Open, and also why you don't see top pros throwing Vibram. We also debut not one, but two new segments: The Par 4 and The Hyzer Line! The Par 4, sponsored by NoDa Brewing Company, lets us answer four questions we get from our audience via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (@finalroundradio), and also at finalroundradio@gmail.com. The Par 4 is going to be regular feature, so send in your questions for us or our guest today! The Hyzer Line is inspired by the old sports-talk radio segment staples where listeners would call up, leave a message for the hosts, and they would play the messages on air. Same thing here, only we want to hear from you about whats going on in the world of disc golf! Call 704.727.6077 and let us know what you're throwing, where you're throwing or what happened in the latest tournament. Call us today and you could be on the next episode of Final Round Radio!  

North Carolina has been growing exponentially in the craft beer scene in recent years, but breweries like NoDa laid the groundwork for the current environment. This week we chat with homebrewer turned pro Chad Henderson about some of the great beers coming out of NoDa and just what it is like to work at a fast growing brewery. This weeks beer lineup: CAVU Hop, Drop 'n Roll Coco Loco

NoDa Brewing Company joined us in studio to discuss their Gold Medal win at the Craft Beer Conference- World Beer Cup in Denver CO. The post Episode 044- NoDa Brewing Brews Gold appeared first on Cheers Charlotte Radio | Craft Beer and Homebrew Podcast.

Suzie and Todd Ford, owners of NoDa Brewing Company, joins us in studio. Learn the history and passion that makes one of Charlotte’s most loved breweries. The post Episode 007- A Conversation with NoDa Brewing Company appeared first on Cheers Charlotte Radio | Craft Beer and Homebrew Podcast.