Podcasts about skull splitter

Whether you call them Scotch Ales or Wee Heavies, who can resist the charms of one of Scotland's best exports. Brian Kimmel, a veteran of several hikes across the Scottish Highlands, joins us for an audio tour of Caledonia. We start in the south at the venerable Traquair House and work our way northward to Orkney Islands for a wee nip of the potent Skull Splitter, before finishing closer to home with Zaftig's complex barrel aged Wee Heavy. 

I grew up in Scotland, graduating from Edinburgh University with a degree in genetics. Back then, genetics was all about statistics and probability. So, I became a statistician until I took up the more chancy career of writing children's books. Exploring the Insect World was published nearly 50 years ago. I then switched to time-slip fantasies and historical fiction. I've written nature-activity books, biographies, and more books about insects, which I now look on as my true calling. I married an entomologist. When you share your home, and sometimes your refrigerator, with insects you realize they need an advocate in our world!  Margaret J. Anderson - Homepage (peak.org)  Margaret's Readings: ·        Dung Beetle/Scarab Beetle – 12:16 ·        Ollie Falls into Another Time – 26:52 ·        Saving the Duck or Destroying Books? – 42:12 Michael's Beer Pairings:  ·        Egyptian Process Brew, British Museum and Alpha Beta Brewery ([paired to Dung Beetle] – 8:27 ·        Belhaven Scottish Ale, Belhaven Brewery Company Ltd. (paired to Ollie Falls into Another Time) – 24:42 ·        Skull Splitter, Orkney Brewery (paired to Saving the Duck) – 40:37 Interview Highlights:  ·        Making the study of dung beetles INTERESTING! – 15:48 ·        Where did those character's names come from!? – 20:20 ·        Thoughts on Smailholm being restored since In the Keep of Time was written. – 31:07 ·        Why are we drawn to switching identities? – 35:21 ·        What really happened to Danny Duck? – 45:35 ·        Taking things in stride as an adult...good or bad? – 47:17 COMING NEXT MONTH: While Michael takes a hiatus, Laura and Chris will visit a local brewery. UPCOMING EVENTS:  ·        Gabriel's Horn is accepting submissions for its anthology NEW THEME: MUSIC ·        DTBD: Laura will be giving a Pub Talk at the Kitchi-Gami Club in Duluth, MN Kitchi Gammi Club | Duluth's Premier Social Club Our theme music is from www.bensound.com.  

The group leaves Whitehedge and travels to Lochfort. Cypress discovers how Skull Splitter gets it's name, Snips helps with an intervention, and Renselda faces a dark part of her past. Kenneth - GM Emily - Renselda JJ - Drakas Summer - Ellie Thomas - Cypress Gnarlroot All music courtesy of Ean Grimm and Tubersongs Official.

On this episode, we talk to Tom Ordeman, the host of the Bruck Podcast, about Orkney and how people there are coping with the pandemic. We'll also get an update on the second wave of COVID in the Faroe Islands and hear audio from a great Olavsoka party... from back in the days when you could have a great Olavsoka party and not infect a bunch of people with a deadly virus. If you want to hear more of the Bruck podcast, here's their RSS feed. In the podcast, Tom references a story about an Orkney brew called Skull Splitter. If you want to listen the the whole podcast he did about his quest, you can find it here.

Special Guest: Greg Doxakis from Pierre Ferrand and Plantation Rum Beer Tasting (Cruze): Firestone Walker "Flyjack" 96-Calorie Hazy IPA (Pasa Robles, CA) Beer Tasting (Cruze): New Holland Brewing "Dragon's Milk" Bourbon Barrel-Aged Stout (Holland, MI) Orkney brewery Skull Splitter

Welcome to episode #66 of ‘Beery Good Entertainment’. How would you feel if a ghost were following you around? How about 3? Lola and Linda find out just how annoying ghosts can be and how very good the actors are on Marley's Ghosts. Linda revisits Skull Splitter from Orkney Brewing and we'll have some delightful beer news too! We also take the time to say happy birthday to Linux, the kernel and operating system we use to produce this podcast! Enjoy! Presented by: @S0rceress0 (Linda) @LolaLariscy Producer/Production Manager: @CheDean Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-rCN81SiJKOL85_zQIbi8eCmESv3Ge8Admt7RbOYbWc/edit?usp=sharing If you're interested in supporting our shows, please check out: https://www.lolalariscy.com https://www.s0rceress0.com/my-books/ https://www.s0rceress0.com/podcast Support the podcast by using our affiliate links: Humble Bundle: https://www.humblebundle.com/store?partner=beerygoodentertainment Good Vibrations: https://www.goodvibes.com/s?/&kbid=260711&m=198&i=975 Brewers Friend: https://www.brewersfriend.com/#a_aid=5c71c6f21643d Join our MeWe group: https://mewe.com/join/beerygoodentertainment Intro and Outro Music by: https://www.bensound.com

Differentiation can be a contentious topic. Most educators want to reach all of their students, but the realities of how they can serve the breadth of needs in a classroom can lead to frustration. We consider the state of the national conversation by looking at a paper from Warwick (Contested Knowledge A Critical review of the Concept of Differentiation in Teaching and Learning). It argues that theoretical perspectives, policies, frameworks and the implementation of ideas relating to the technique have become conflated, because of the contested nature of the term. Later we return to math education by looking at a study using fMRI data to observe brain activity while solving math problems using different techniques (When math operations have visuospatial meanings versus purely symbolic definitions: Which solving stages and brain regions are affected?) Finally, we roll out the new Peer Review segment, in which we discuss your comments and feedback on previous episodes. We drink Skull Splitter, a strong ale from The Orkney Brewery in the United Kingdom.

For the 11th episode of Beats, Beards & Brews, the gang (aka Eric) goes full Viking with reviews of Grimfrost's Resin & Hops and Jarl's Thistle beard oils -- and essentially deliver a full company overview (bone combs!), Evan and Dan discover a passion for Viking-themed death metal while reviewing Amon Amarth's latest Jomsviking, and everyone enjoys the malty goodness of Skull Splitter from Orkney Brewery.

This edition of the Brewelist podcast, we explore the fantastic and mythical Jotun, from Thunder Lotus Games. The game features a kick-ass Viking woman who takes down powerful creatures and we knew we need something equally as strong to pair with it. In comes the Skull Splitter Ale from Orkney Brewery. I hope you enjoy the episode as much as we enjoyed recording it for you all. If you're interested in picking up the game, visit the Steam link HERE. Go out to your local craft beer import spot to get the brew! Check our Facebook page for updates, along with our Twitter and Instagram. We also have an UnTappd account where you can see what we're drinking; and you can catch us on iTunes for your listening pleasure. Any ideas you have for a game to play and a drink to go along with it? Email us: brewelist@gmail.com. Stay Thirsty and Play Indie! ~Casey and Jackie