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What do golf, beer caps, and face masks have in common? It turns out this week's guests on Manufacturing Happy Hour! Tether Golf Co-Founders Jesse Darley and Randy Koplin join the show to talk about their innovative new golf-inspired game and what it takes to get a product like that to market. Both Jesse and Randy are no strangers to product businesses, having launched products from beer cap maps to COVID-19 face mask accessories. This time, they turned their attention to design Tether Golf – a head-to-head putting game that brings a fun twist to golf. We talk about supply chains - how to pick one that allows you to scale and iterate quickly, and what Jesse and Randy have learned from their previous product businesses. Randy and Jesse also explain why business relationships with suppliers and manufacturers are the heart of any successful product venture. In this episode, find out: How Tether Golf works What they learned from previous ventures Why finding local vendors is best for your supply chain What you need to look for in a localized supply chain Why business relationships are so important Lessons learned from previous businesses Why YouTube is such a helpful business resource What the future holds for Tether Golf Advice for aspiring product entrepreneurs Enjoying the show? Please leave us a review here. Even one sentence helps. It's feedback from Manufacturing All-Stars like you that keeps us going! Tweetable Quotes: “People wait too long in small businesses to offload the things that really someone else can do better.” – Jesse “Make them, prototype them, and don't worry if it's a silly idea. Just get it out there.” - Randy “Keeping [supply chains] local helps foster relationships.” - Randy Links & mentions: Tether Golf, a head-to-head putting game co-founded by Jesse and Randy Beer Cap Maps, the original laser cut plywood and steel maps of your state or country that let you create unique wall art using bottle caps from your favorite beverages Jonco Industries, Milwaukee-based product manufacturers Pubcast Worldwide, our first interview with Jesse (on a different podcast) from 2017 Make sure to visit http://manufacturinghappyhour.com for detailed show notes and a full list of resources mentioned in this episode. Stay Innovative, Stay Thirsty.

We've just hit our milestone episode! The big 100, so it makes perfect sense to mark the occasion with a special episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour. While Manufacturing Happy Hour has been around for over 5 years, over the course of 75+ videos and over 130 episodes, we're choosing to label this one Episode 100 (even if it is closer to 200 episodes at this point). In this episode, we'll recount 10 of the most memorable moments from the past 5 years, but they might not be the moments you expect. From live events to a few surprise moments, get ready for a beer-fueled Top 10 list that should get you excited for the next 100 episodes to come. Hear everything from hilarious beer-related moments to some of the great connections that Chris has made along the way. He also takes us back to the show's early days and sheds a little light on how far he's come alongside his community. Chris ties things up by giving some insight behind why he created Manufacturing Happy Hour in the first place and why he intends to stick to that with future episodes. Here's to another 100 episodes, cheers! In this episode: Chris' shoutout to the Manufacturing Happy Hour industry community How Chris created the show Chris talks about what he particularly appreciates from the show's early days A few funny moments featured on the show The moment Chris realized the show's reach went well beyond the Bay Area The realities of filming at live events How the show transitioned from Rockwell Automation-centric video series to a podcast Chris talks about the inspiration behind his first virtual Happy Hour How Manufacturing Happy Hour has helped Chris make new connections Enjoying the show? Please leave us a review here. Even one sentence helps. It's feedback from Manufacturing All-Stars like you that keeps us going! Tweetable Quotes: “I love that I've been able to make connections on the show, but what I love more is the connections my listeners end up making.” “It's been great seeing the power of a platform that had once been a humble Bay Area video show expand its reach in areas I didn't necessarily have a huge community in.” “One major thing I've learned since I started recording live interviews and shows is that not everything goes according to plan, and you've got to roll with the punches.” Links & mentions: https://manufacturinghappyhour.com/how-the-coronavirus-is-impacting-global-manufacturing/ (Pandemic episode) https://pubcastworldwide.com/ (Pubcast Worldwide), Chris' other podcast, focused on beer and beverages around the world Haymarket Brewing, and the location of the 2019 Automation Fair Pre-Party Make Sure to Connect with all of These Manufacturing Leaders https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-parkhill-8b83a45a (Steve Parkhill), Rockwell Automation https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinod-anandarajah-04561542/ (Vinod Anandarajah), Kanavu Automation https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelsullivan1982/ (Michael “Sully” Sullivan,) Miller Resource Group https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannygonzales/ (Danny Gonzales), IndustrialSage https://www.linkedin.com/in/schaefertj/ (Thomas Schaefer), Softing https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-voit/ (Dan Voit), Blentech https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-shope-95572688/ (Tim Shope), Endress & Hauser https://www.linkedin.com/in/davegriffith23/ (Dave Griffith), The Manufacturing Hub https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethparkinson/ (Beth Parkinson), Rockwell Automation https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanwasmund/ (Ryan Wasmund), PCC Structurals, Inc https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobrhall/ (Jake Hall), The Manufacturing Millennial https://www.linkedin.com/in/amprather/ (Aaron Prather), FedEx https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-burnstein-25b5138/ (Jeff Burnstein), A3 Association for Advancing Automation https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexshikany/ (Alex Shikany), A3 Association for Advancing Automation https://www.linkedin.com/in/firdaus-pohowalla-25a59a5/ (Firdaus Pohowalla), Cascadia Capital...

Chris Luecke is a Sales & Marketing Account Manager at Rockwell Automation*, and the host of Pubcast Worldwide podcast. When he graduated from Marquette University 2009 with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Marketing was the farthest thing from Chris’s mind.  He spent a short time working with Anheuser-Busch helping them engineer their aluminum cans to read more>>> The post From Mechanical Engineering Major to Tech Sales & Marketing at Rockwell Automation With Chris Luecke [re-release] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

SPECIAL SERIES INSPIRED BY THE COVID-19 CRISIS: Play and Creativity in Uncertain Times ************* We are in a time where it's really hard to think about play and creativity in the conventional ways. Performance venues, movie theaters, events, TV and movie productions are all shut down. We can't take creative classes or laugh with our friends in real life. I have struggled to talk about play in my typical way so I turned to the creative people in my world to learn how they are dealing with time. How has this crisis affected their creativity? How are they rethinking play during this time? What have they learned about themselves that can be relevant to us? In this conversation I chat with my friend, Chris Luecke, the host of two podcasts: Manufacturing Happy Hour and Pubcast Worldwide. We talk about how he has chosen to step up as a connector for the manufacturing community and how he is playfully using his qualities as an extrovert for good. We even get a surprise performance with him dressed up in character! For shownotes: https://louisepanwo.com/s3e4/

Travis Sheridan really does have the coolest job in the world. As the former President of Venture Café Global Institute (https://venturecafeglobal.org/) (and the current Chief Community Officer of Wexford Science & Technology), he’s traveled the globe helping establish innovation communities in cities like Warsaw, Tokyo, and Philadelphia. He’s basically the Anthony Bourdain of startups. In this episode originally recorded for the show Pubcast Worldwide (http://pubcastworldwide.com/) , Travis shares his thoughts on innovation and whom it should benefit. From scalable venture-backed startups to solving systemic societal issues, we cover a lot of ground, including: Why failure shouldn’t be celebrated Whose human condition is being improved by technology How innovation and collaboration vary from culture-to-culture We’ll even take a deep-dive into some of the specific Venture Café communities Travis has helped establish, including St. Louis, Rotterdam, and Sydney. There are plenty of parallels between startup life and the challenges manufacturers face – regardless of where you are in the world – and Travis has the passport stamps to prove it. Make sure to visit ManufacturingHappyHour.com (http://manufacturinghappyhour.com/) for detailed show notes and a full list of resources mentioned in this episode. Stay Innovative, Stay Thirsty.

Kaitlyn and Chris are joined this week by ANOTHER Chris (can you have too many?), who runs the fabulous podcast Pubcast Worldwide! Chris takes his 'pubcast' around the world to talk to bar owners, beer brewers and other liquor aficionados to get the Inside scoop on how their cultures approach and are Influenced by various tipples. We chat about which countries drink too much, how local Ingredients are used to personalize products and so on and so forth... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comeswithbaggage/message

We’ve taken you from Mexico to Japan recently on the Pubcast (with more international excursions to come), so we thought we’d take a moment to highlight beers and bars around the United States too!   In this “solo” bonus episode and quarterly update from Pubcast Worldwide, Chris pulls a bit of content from the archives featuring a cross-country audio bar crawl led by product marketing guru Andrew J. Coate (who – in addition to marketing – also drinks a lot). After meeting up for a drink at San Francisco’s Barebottle Brewing, we travel with Coate from Chicago, IL all the way down to Austin, TX with stops in between, while Chris provides some recent behind-the-scenes highlights from the show.   After you listen, make sure to head over to PubcastWorldwide.com to leave a comment and sign-up for the monthly “Brewsletter.” Cheers!

Looking for some cerveza? Then you’re in the right place, because we’re heading down to Mexico City for this special Mexican Craft Beer Edition of Pubcast Worldwide! Pablo Armando Aguilar Reyna is a Beer Sommelier and the Founder of Gremio Mexicano de Cervecerxs, the Mexican Craft Brewers Guild. As we sip on some of Mexico’s finest Vienna lager, Pablo takes us through the evolution of craft beer in Mexico and describes how their food & culinary scene is a catalyst for the spread of great beer in Mexico. If you’re not drooling and hopping on a plane to Mexico after this episode is done, then we didn’t do our job. Salud! After you listen, make sure to head over to PubcastWorldwide.com to leave a comment and sign-up for the monthly “Brewsletter.” Cheers!

Pubcast Worldwide recently turned 2 years old, and since we just passed the 50 episode mark, this is your first opportunity to go behind the scenes of the podcast! In this episode, Chris goes solo and gives you the scoop on the latest happenings surround the Pubcast while cracking into a Prickly Pear Pale Ale from Montana’s Lewis & Clark Brewing. We get into the highs, lows, where we’ve been, and what’s to come, so make sure you also have a nice beverage to pair with this episode. After you listen, make sure to head over to PubcastWorldwide.com to leave a comment and sign-up for the monthly “Brewsletter.” Cheers!

Kim Sturdavant is the world’s newest craft beer celebrity. By day, Kim is the Brewmaster at San Francisco’s Social Kitchen & Brewery, but throughout the rest of the beer world, he’s best known for inventing the Brut IPA, the latest style craze in craft beer. In our first ever LIVE episode of Pubcast Worldwide recorded during San Francisco Beer Week 2019, Kim takes us through the story of the creation of the Brut IPA in front of a live audience at Ocean Ale House. But this story isn’t just about Kim, it’s a celebration of a beer style that truly evolved out of the Bay Area… As we drink our way through a flight of 7 Brut IPAs, you’ll hear from a panel of 4 other brewers from Northern California that share their own stories about their takes on the Brut IPA. Sierra Nevada, Drake’s Brewing, Triple Voodoo, and Ol’ Republic all join us for the discussion, and show how collaboration and idea sharing is the key to success in the craft beer industry. After you listen, make sure to head over to PubcastWorldwide.com to leave a comment and sign-up for the monthly “Brewsletter.” Cheers!

Chris Luecke is a Sales & Marketing Account Manager at Rockwell Automation, and the host of Pubcast Worldwide podcast. When he graduated from Marquette University 2009 with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Marketing was the farthest thing from his mind.  When he started college, he thought he wanted to be a roller coaster engineer, but eventually realized that being stuck behind a desk solving problems wasn’t quite what he wanted to do. After graduating, he spent a short time working with Anheuser-Busch helping them engineer their aluminum cans to be more efficient. But, after they were sold to a foreign company, Chris left AB and fell into a position at Rockwell Automation. From navigating entry level positions to making the most out of your established career, Chris has got you covered. He even shares a useful book to have on your shelf that’ll give you some quick insights into the field: Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi. So, if you’re curious about the seldom discussed field of sales, press Play! And even if you think you’ll never work in the field, Chris is the perfect person to listen to to get you pumped up for the work or school day ahead. The post 99: How to Break Into Manufacturing Marketing & Sales w/ Chris Luecke, Rockwell Automation [Espresso Shots] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

Chris Luecke is a Sales & Marketing Account Manager at Rockwell Automation, and the host of Pubcast Worldwide podcast. When he graduated from Marquette University 2009 with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Marketing was the farthest thing from his mind.  When he started college, Chris thought he wanted to be a roller coaster engineer, but eventually realized that being stuck behind a desk solving problems wasn’t quite what he wanted to do. After graduating, Chris spent a short time working with Anheuser-Busch helping them engineer their aluminum cans to be more efficient. But, after they were sold to a foreign company, Chris left AB and fell into a position at Rockwell Automation. Once there, he found his passion. The post 47: From Mechanical Engineering Major to Tech Sales & Marketing at Rockwell Automation w/ Chris Luecke appeared first on Time4Coffee.

On this bonus "library" episode, you'll hear what Chris Luecke -- the creator and host of the Pubcast Worldwide podcast and the Manufacturing Happy Hour YouTube show -- is reading, writing and thinking about creating next.

Is it possible to define the influence and legacy of Anthony Bourdain? He was an inspiration to so many people in the travel and culinary worlds, including many past guests of the Pubcast. In this special edition of Pubcast Worldwide, four former guests return to the show to discuss the impact Bourdain had on their own travels and careers, and the broader legacy he is leaving behind. Broke-Ass Stuart, Ryan Drysdale, Valerie Stimac, and Nathaniel Boyle join me in a conversation reflecting on their first experiences with Bourdain, his raw, authentic style that set him apart, and the lessons he taught us about travel, culture and empathy over the years. If you’re a regular listener of Pubcast Worldwide, you know that Bourdain was a major inspiration for this show. Just as Bourdain was a master of sharing the stories of others, it only felt appropriate to have others share their stories in return. Listen in, as we raise a glass to honor the life of Anthony Bourdain. After you listen, make sure to head over to PubcastWorldwide.com to leave a comment and sign-up for the monthly “Brewsletter.” Cheers!

Sean Ogle is a Location Rebel. He’s also a bucket lister, avid golfer, and cocktail connoisseur. He’s traveled the world to pursue his work and passions, making him a perfect guest for Pubcast Worldwide. In 2009, Sean created Location Rebel, a set of resources and online community aimed at helping people build relevant skills for creating an online business that will allow them to adopt a location independent lifestyle. In this episode, we explore what it means to be location independent, tips for creating an online business, and Sean’s personal story of quitting his job, moving to Thailand, and ultimately creating Location Rebel. We met up at Pope House Bourbon Lounge in Sean’s hometown of Portland, OR for our interview. As the cocktails start to flow, Sean and I jump into some other conversations, including Sean’s love of Scotch and golf, his quest to visit the top 50 bars in the world, and his new site Hobby Hacking that teaches people how to turn their passion into a business.  After you listen, make sure to head over to PubcastWorldwide.com to leave a comment and sign-up for the monthly “Brewsletter.” Cheers!

I’M ON A BOAT! That’s right, this episode DOES NOT take place in a bar or brewery, but rather aboard a sailing yacht in the middle of the Adriatic Sea off the coast of Croatia. This special edition of Pubcast Worldwide is all about The Yacht Week, and the crazy skippers, hostesses, and international party animals that make this week-long sailing event one of the biggest ragers on the planet!  On my recent holiday in Europe, I was lucky enough to have Brad Dupen as the skipper for our boat. Originally from South Africa, Brad has sailed and worked everywhere from the Bahamas to the coasts of England, and we decided his story was just too good to pass up for a Pubcast episode. While you’ll certainly get to hear about Brad’s own journey moving up in the nautical world, we also walk you through the antics of The Yacht Week as we share party stories over Croatian beers during our week at sea. But you won’t just have to hear it from us: plenty of other “Yacht Week All-Stars” contribute to the stories in this episode, creating a truly unreal show that will have you packing for The Yacht Week in no time! After you listen, make sure to head over to PubcastWorldwide.com to leave a comment and sign-up for the monthly “Brewsletter.” Cheers!

It is always exciting to talk to another podcaster about their show, where They came up with the concept, and how they got started. This week the host of Pubcast Worldwide, Chris Luecke stops by Uncontained to talk and share some stories from Pubcast Worldwide, and the travels he has been on for the show. When you listen to Pubcast you will hear guests like Erin Sullivan AKA Erin Outdoors and Traveling Jackie of Instagram fame. You will also hear a healthy dose of Pop Punk music between segments of the show and you will be able to hear Chris share a few brews with a few bands in the near future. Please join the conversation with Chris Luecky as he “Crafts His Own Life” or as we say here Lives Uncontained.Chris' Linkswww.pubcastworldwide.comFACEBOOKhttps://www.facebook.com/cwlueckehttps://www.facebook.com/PubcastWorldwide/ Or @Pubcastworldwide INSTAGRAMhttps://www.instagram.com/cwluecke/ @cwlueckehttps://www.instagram.com/pubcastworldwide/ @pubcastworldwideTWITERhttps://twitter.com/CWLuecke @cwlueckehttps://twitter.com/PubcastWW @Pubdastww#Uncontained #LiveUncontained #Podcast #PodcastLovers #Podcasting #Podcastculture #Interview #conversation #AaronStaticRender #UncontainedPod #craftyourownlife #cwluecke #askgaryvee #erinoutdoors #bottomsUp #Chears #brewbynumbers #anthonybourdain #partsunknowncnn #pubcastworldwide #travelingjackie #Worldwide #BeersWithFriends See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

That’s right, thirsty listeners! Pubcast Worldwide is now officially “Worldwide!” We travel to London, England for this episode for an impromptu afternoon at Brew By Numbers, a small-batch brewery right in the heart of London’s “Bermondsey Beer Mile,” where some of the city’s heaviest-hitters in England’s relatively new craft beer scene are located. Brewer Tobias “Toby” Gash joins the conversation to help us compare the respective beer scenes in the U.S. and his home in the U.K., where the craft beer phenomenon is roughly 5-years-young. But don’t let the age of the scene fool you…we tap into some delicious saisons and IPAs that could go up against North American beers any day of the week. Whether you’re looking for something light or something juicy, Brew By Numbers has you covered. They’re on-pace for producing more than 1 beer per week, and yes, they’re counting (obviously).

This world was meant to be explored. Wouldn’t you agree? There is something about the food we eat, the drinks we drink, and the places we go to get them that speaks loudly to the human experience. What better place to have a conversation about life and passion than over a couple of beers at a great local joint? This week’s guest thought that might just make an excellent podcast, and he did it! Chris Luecke is a podcaster, punk-rocker, engineer, and adventurer. Those might seem like wildly unrelated job descriptions, but Chris has managed to find a way to combine his love of beer, music, creativity, and engineering and turn into something truly great. Chris is behind the truly wonderful “Pubcast Worldwide,” and he sure knows a thing or two about having a vision and seeing it through. Join me this week as we raise a glass to new adventures, inspiring life stories, and excellent beer. “I’ve been able to have some fun adventures as a part of my side hustle…and now I’ve been able to find some ways to bring them together.”  - Chris Luecke   Show Highlights: Chris digs deep into his Midwestern roots to share how he came by his sense of adventure and love of beer. From St. Louis to Milwaukee to Houston to San Francisco! Snapshots of life in each of these vibrant cities. Manufacturing Happy Hour video series—Chris Luecke is adding value and knowledge of technology over, what else, but beer! Chris’s love of Punk Rock and it’s motivational effects on his daily life. Learn how the Pubcast was born. Breaking down podcast barriers. Chris shares how he got to do a stint as a bartender. What’s up next for Christ and Pubcast? Listen and find out! Connect with Chris: Check out Pubcast Worldwide  @pubcastworldwide on Instagram 

We’re trying something new this week…welcome to the first installation of “Flight School,” a new mini-series within Pubcast Worldwide where we focus specifically on the beer! This week, we’re joined by Certified Cicerone Tino LaGamba of Boulevard Brewing as we taste and discuss a flight of 3 unique brews and the story behind this Kansas City brewery (but don’t worry, there are still drinking stories). We caught up with the Boulevard Road Trip crew as they made their way through Northern California in a flat-bed-truck-turned-camper-van-and-tap-room, which also happens to be the venue for this episode.

What's a "Pubcast?" What is "Pubcast Worldwide?" In this introductory episode, host Chris Luecke explains the who, what, when, where, and why behind Pubcast Worldwide, and what you can expect from this weekly interview podcast. In future episodes, we'll be exploring the world 1 conversation and 1 pint at a time at some of the coolest bars and breweries around the globe, but in the meantime, grab a pint of your own and get familiar with Pubcast Worldwide. You can learn a lot just by having a drink with someone.