Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan wheaton

February is always an odd month. The newness of a new year has faded, but around most of the country, it's cold and winter feels endless. It can be hard to get the motivation to get done what needs to be done. In those moments it's good to take on new projects or to tackle the ones that have sat on a to-do list for so long. To help with that motivation we're talking with Ryan Wheaton at Craft Brew Creative about collaboration inside and outside of beer, focusing on your marketing plan, and ways to shake things up. After that our brewer profile heads to Underground Beer Lab in East Syracuse, New York. Brewer and co-owner Keith Linder shares his pandemic story, the brewery's strategy for limited hours and big bold IPAs, and finding retail partners. The BYO Nano Podcast Episode 26 is sponsored by:FermentisHey nano-brewers! Fermentis, the obvious choice for beverage fermentation, is now offering dry ale and lager yeasts in flexible 100-gram pouches. To learn more about how Fermentis can improve the quality of your fermentation, and for the latest on their exciting new product releases, visit www.fermentis.com. Five Star ChemicalsMake your next clean and delicious beer with the help of Five Star's Homebrew Club Program at FiveStarChemicals.com. Like most of you listening, Five Star loves a good drink. That's why Five Star makes life easier for industry workers and home brewers. Sign up for Five Star's Homebrew Club for free seminars featuring big names in the industry, exclusive product testing and 20% off your next order. Raise a glass at FiveStarChemicals.com and click the Homebrew Club banner to join the community.GrainfatherWhether you're looking for a brewing system to create trial recipes, or you want to easily add production capacity to your nanobrewery – the Grainfather G70 electric brewing system is your solution. The G70 has a 70 liter capacity, allowing you to easily make ½ barrel batches of beer in a compact system that won't take up valuable floor space. Ask your BSG sales manager for more information about the G70 today, or go to Grainfather.com to learn more.BYOGet access to hundreds of hours of on-demand videos covering small craft brewery strategies with BYO's new Nano+ Membership. Learn from craft beer experts watching replays of past NanoCon seminars plus a complete library of in-depth workshops. You'll also have full online access to all of BYO's digital content and an annual print magazine subscription. Check out byo.com/nanoplus for more details.BYO Nano Brew Podcast Episode 26Host: John HollGuests:  Ryan Wheaton and Keith LinderContact: nano@byo.comMusic: Scott McCampbell

Mike welcomes fellow artist, designer, and special guest Ryan Wheaton to the Brand Retro Podcast. Ryan is the mastermind behind Craft Brew Creative AND host of the Branding Brews Podcast. Ryan gives us an interesting look behind the scenes of the Craft Brewing industry as he shares his story on how he followed his gut and carved out his niche! Highlights How he got started and made it happen. - 0:45 The time he spent to build his business on how it is now. - 6:21 What drove the artwork and Craft Brew as one. - 13:38 His region as far as his designs have gone and reached. - 18:48 The favorite project he's done. - 21:16 Collaborating with clients in the creative process. - 23:45 What does the future look like? - 25:14 If you're passionate about it, go for it, do it.- 35:04 Episode Resources Connect with Mike Brevik: http://www.cyberdogzmarketing.com/ mike@cyberdogzmarketing.com Connect with Ryan Wheaton: https://www.craftbrewcreative.com/ http://brandingbrews.com/ 

Jim and Jackie talk with Ryan Wheaton, owner of Craft Brew Creative and Branding Brews Podcast, about their 20 years of experience in the industry, elevating your brand with photography and video, and the importance of social media- as well as, Branding Brews 2021 Gold Crushie Win for "Best Brewing Podcast!"

What We’re Drinking:Doom Sauce by Lord Hobo Brewinghttps://untappd.com/b/lord-hobo-brewing-co-doomsauce/2967057ABV: 7.8IBU: N/ANotes: A welcomed darkness has fallen upon our flagship Double IPA. Pouring black as midnight with a hefty tan head, yet conjuring the aromas of fresh citrus layered with the soft tropical fruit and candied orange flavors you know and love in Boomsauce there appears to be something sinister at work. By summoning the smoothest black malts available to mortal men we’ve created a delicate roasted malt backbone with a slightly sweet and remarkably clean finish. From the depths of darkness the Doomsauce emerges.SponsorShow off your love of Untappd. Check out our online store and pick up Untappd branded glassware, shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and more! Go to http://store.untappd.com and enter the coupon code “PODCAST” at checkout to get 20% off all ordersBJCP:Style Guideline: Black IPABeer 101 With Ryan WheatonJoin Jon and Harrison as they finalize Beer 101 by asking a Craft Beer Marketing Consultant about how some brands of Craft Beer stand out above the rest.Next Episode:Get ready for some 'God Save The Queen' badge — we're drinking 2 beers from Siren Brewing in Berkshire, England.ConnectWatch This Episode On YoutubeJon On TwitterHarrison On TwitterSeason 3 on YoutubeFacebook GroupEmail Drinking Socially

What We’re Drinking:Batsquatch by Rogue Aleshttps://untappd.com/b/rogue-ales-batsquatch/2878991ABV: 6.7IBU: 54Notes: For years, rumors have circled that deep in the woods on Mount St. Helens lives the fabled Batsquatch. While there are many tales of Batsquatch, they are all a bit hazy on the details, which makes the truth such a juicy mystery. So what better way to honor the elusive legend than with a hazy IPA? Perfect for camping and potentially making a new friend. This juicy, cloudy IPA features intense tropical flavors and aromas.SponsorShow off your love of Untappd. Check out our online store and pick up Untappd branded glassware, shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and more! Go to http://store.untappd.com and enter the coupon code “PODCAST” at checkout to get 20% off all ordersWould You Rather...Drink a beer brewed by a witch? or Dr Frankenstein?Have a question you want to be answered? Share it with us in the Facebook group, or email us @ podcasts@untappd.comNext Episode:Next week we'll be catching up with Ryan Wheaton of Craft Brew Creative to talk about marketing in our final beer 101 segment! And we'll keep the creepy beers coming - with Lord Hobo's 'DOOM SAUCE!'ConnectWatch This Episode On YoutubeJon On TwitterHarrison On TwitterSeason 3 on YoutubeFacebook GroupEmail Drinking Socially

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We wrap up Course #2 with a Q&A episode hosted by our good friend Ryan Wheaton. Be sure to check out Ryan's site and with very own podcast at http://wheatoncreative.com/

It's not uncommon to see breweries add food to their taproom or for restaurants to start brewing their own beer. What does this mean for your brand? Is it a good idea? How do you manage perceptions? Ryan Wheaton from the Branding Brews podcast joins the show to discuss how to handle new offerings. Get started with BluJaket here: http://www.blujaket.com/foodbiz Check out Avidity Creative here: http://www.aviditycreative.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/foodbusinesspodcast/message

Remember how we said a few episodes back that it would be cool to highlight some cool niches that are out there for designers? Well we made that happen, and here’s our first such episode. This week, we’re joined by Ryan Wheaton, an independent designer who specializes in BEER! Specifically beer branding and packaging. Not […] The post Will Design For Beer! appeared first on The Deep End Design.

Remember how we said a few episodes back that it would be cool to highlight some cool niches that are out there for designers? Well we made that happen, and here's our first such episode. This week, we're joined by Ryan Wheaton, an independent designer who specializes in BEER! Specifically beer branding and packaging. Not […] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deeplygraphic/message

Ryan Wheaton has been a professional graphic designer for the last 15 years. He noticed that his design style catered itself nicely to the craft beer industry and started doing freelance design in the market around 5 years ago. He has been hosting the Branding Brews podcast where he interviews experts in the beer branding space. He is currently the Creative Director at an advertising agency. The conversation in this episode we’ll be discussing what is involved when engaging with a design resource for branding your beer.

Today on the Creative South Podcast, we’ve got another crossover episode for you. This time I sit down with Ryan Wheaton, host of the Branding Brews Podcast. Branding Brews covers all aspects that go into creating a craft beer brand from hiring a designer, to making tap handles, to trademarking your brand and beers. We cover a lot of ground, discussing how we got into design and why we started podcasts. We also chat about Creative South, how Ryan got into branding craft beers, and more.

Trademark Attorney Mike Kanach Discusses Branding of Craft Beverages A lawyer and a designer walk into a bar. This podcast continues the podcast series of Branding Brews, covering topics of beer branding, design, and marketing. In this episode, designer Ryan Wheaton of Portland discusses branding and trademarks with attorney Michael Kanach of San Francisco.  Mike is an intellectual property partner at the law firm Gordon & Rees in San Francisco, where he has experience with trademarks and trade dress for food and beverages, including craft beverages, beer, wine, and spirits. Ryan and Mike discuss various topics involving branding and trademarks related to craft beer, including some benefits of obtaining a registered trademark and strategies of choosing a strong or distinctive name or brand.  They also discuss some famous disputes over trademarks involving breweries and other alcoholic beverages, strategies on avoiding a dispute, as well as what to consider when re-branding. Mike suggests talking to an attorney who is familiar with the craft beer industry and trademarks, because they can help to avoid certain foreseeable disputes. But when choosing a name for your brewery or beer, Mike suggests that breweries use a few free search tools first, before talking to an attorney, because it will help save some time and money, including searches on google and various government and industry-specific websites: Searching for registered trademarks and applications (USPTO TESS):  http://tmsearch.uspto.gov Searching for labels TTB (for bottles and cans): https://www.ttbonline.gov/colasonline/publicSearchColasBasic.do Searching industry-specific websites for beer reviews (may include draft, rare, and retired): Ratebeer: https://www.ratebeer.com/search.php BeerAdvocate: https://www.beeradvocate.com/search/ (can include retired) Untappd: https://untappd.com/search?q=   It makes sense to search all the foregoing before choosing your name to know your risks. It also makes sense to talk to an attorney to evaluate those risks and others you might not foresee. If you need help with your branding or trademark search, or... If you have received a cease and desist letter and don't know how to respond, or... If you want to discuss craft beer and branding... Feel free to contact Mike Kanach at: twitter: @mkanach email: mkanach@gordonrees.com phone: (415)875-3211 snail mail: 275 Battery Street, Suite 2000, San Francisco, CA 94111

The fellas took the week off this week. This episode is a replay of the interview with Stronghold creators Seth Louton and Ryan Wheaton from episode 6. Then the episode wraps up with the Michigan Comics Collective panel from GrandCon Gaming and Comic Arts Convention.

Join Travis and Devin as they talk with the very awesome creators of the comic Stronghold, Seth Louton and Ryan Wheaton. The week becomes a bit less bearable as Dr.T and Jason decide to take this week off to go disc golfing and explore wine country. And finally, we spend more of Dev's money on Avengers Disassembled by far too many writers to list, Sandman: Preludes and Nocturnes by Neil Gaiman, or Wanted by Mark Millar.