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We're celebrating International Women's Day with our friend Charolette (@charolettebeerme). We sit down with Charolette to talk about her career in beer, how she got into the industry, the beers she's made, her event planning initiatives like Lager Lounge with the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild (@ilcraftbeer), and fun shirts we should make We also got to be a part of a really cool project Charolette led in Chicago. More than 100 women in all facets of the Chicago beer industry (including your favorite beer podcast) got together to brew Vibes Since 1920. The beer pays homage to the history of women in Chicago whose unified efforts to champion equality for all, inspire change in their communities, and leave the world a better place than where they found it have paved the way for generations to come. Charolette dreamed up this opportunity as a way for women in the beer industry to connect, learn from each other, and create a network of support. Vibes Since 1920 will be distributed by Solemn Oath's brand Hidden Hand. $2 from every 4-pack, $1 from every pint, and a portion of wholesale sales will go to the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild's Illinois Diversity in Brewing Scholarship. We may be biased because we helped brew this beer, but it rips. It's an extremely drinkable classic Pale Ale, with Citra, Amarillo, and Wakatu hops. There's a really nice tropical brightness and a malty dimension from the Briess Caramel and Vienna malt. We're so proud to have been part of this project, and we hope you enjoy the beer! Solemn Oath/Hidden Hand: @solemnoathbeer @hiddenhandbeer

Welcome to the Chicago Beer Pass: Your ticket to all the great beer events happening in and around Chicago.On this episode of Chicago Beer Pass, Brad Chmielewski and Nik White have themselves a hazy double IPA from the Sauganash brewery, Alarmist. Bone Bone Bone… is the first time in a while that the guys have reached for this style, and it didn’t disappoint. It was just a few episodes ago that the guys tried the Alarmist and Solemn Oath collaboration. Bone Bone Bone is another collaboration, this time with Hidden Hand. As Brad and Nik crush a few cans, they get excited for St. Patrick’s Day coming up, but they also dive into the trend of THC waters that seem to be hitting the market and who might be the audience for this beverage.Having issues listening to the audio? Try the MP3 (62.3 MB) or subscribe to the podcast on Spotify.

Psalms 122 & 132 | A Kingdom Promised by Solemn Oath by Calvary Baptist Church, Greenwood, IN

Relatable Doc moments. How do you sew a button on a fried egg? The Solemn Oath of the Fraggle and the bonkers amount of power it carries. Traveling Matt tries to eat a steel pipe. Our first Jim Henson character! Wibbly-wobbly time distortion. How does Convincing John know what a human is?

Today's guest, if we're speaking in beer years, is a lifelong friend. But what feels like a lifetime really only started around 2011 in Chicago when Good Beer Hunting, at the time just a personal hobby of mine, was basically unknown outside of a small community in Chicago. At the time, Paul Schneider was still a history teacher in the burbs homebrewing and volunteering at small start-up breweries around the area.  We met at a Goose Island First Thursday event, which was a loosely defined monthly occasion where fans got together in the Seibel Institute room in front of the Clybourn Brewpub. We would share dark Goose Island beers, home-brews, and other sought after bottles. It was truly the glory days of the 2nd wave of craft beer kind of thing.  The timeline is too full of milestones between then and now, but here's a quick look at Paul's career in craft beer: after volunteering around town, he got his first real gig at Solemn Oath in Naperville—as one of their first employees.  he went on to fill a broad role there between operations, special creative projects, some brewing and marketing he left to sign on as a founding brewer as a partner in a brewery in Pittsburgh that he initially consulted on and then was offered the role once they realize the multi-faceted talent and experience he brought that led me and Paul to work together in an official capacity for the first time, as GBH signed on to the project to help define the brand and trajectory of the brewery with Paul and the Warden family, for what would become known as Cinderlands  Since then Paul has become a brewer's brewer, making precise Lagers, exquisite Saisons, as well as crowd-pleasers like their sought-after Tartshake series.  Paul's unique perspective as a brewer, and also a student and former teacher of history, gives him a view on humanity and how beer fits into it that is uncommonly balanced. There's an auteur in him of the finer elements of brewing. But there's also the practical business person who knows better than to push back against the demands of the market. In fact, rather than be mutually exclusive as so many small operators often see these seemingly opposing forces—he seems to elegantly align the two to create opportunities for himself and others that are truly satisfying as a creator.  And that's not to say that holding that line is easy. It's a position that's maintained through a constantly shifting, reflective, informed effort to navigate a very human marketplace that can be both high-minded, hype-driven, and incredibly fickle at times.  The history of beer is like the history of all things fashionable. And the present is no exception.  Paul was in town for a collaboration release with his friends at Solemn Oath, and a bit of a homecoming. So we took the moment to catch up on some of these threads and open some bottles for friends and peers at the studio. We were also finalizing plans for our latest collaborative project—Cindi's Hard Mountain Tea—which is launching at PNC park in Pittsburgh as I speak.

In this episode we try a Larceny barrel proof bourbon and some delicious beers from the Hidden Hand series by Solemn Oath brewery in Naperville, IL. Customer of the week was a touchy one for Mike. We had been drinking and brewing beer all day with the Solemn Oath crew so we may sound a little toasted on this one. 

In Hebrews 6, the writer proceeds to establish an independent, and greater consolation and comfort for us in Christ's priesthood, based upon God's Solemn Oath to the Son, appointing Him a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek. That oath by God to Christ is first recorded in Psalm 110.--God showed the heirs of the promise the immutability of His counsel to bless and save us, by confirming it by His oath.--God's counsel is immutable. It never changes. It is decided by God forever.--The purpose of God's disclosing His immutable plan of redemption, and promising redemption, and swearing by Himself to redeem His people, is declared to be our strong consolation, our comfort by God, that He will surely perform that which He determined beforehand to do for us, in saving us by Christ.--It is impossible that God should lie about His counsel and His oath to save us---Those who have believed God's Word, have laid hold of an anchor to our souls, which is embedded in the One that has entered behind the veil of the Holiest in glory. Our anchor is buried in Christ our sacrifice and our high priest, Who is now seated in the heavenly places for us.--The reason these things are our strong consolation and comfort from God is, that God cannot lie about or change His eternal counsel to save us, nor can He go back on His solemn oath to do so.--But God's oath is not primarily to us. The writer of Hebrews focuses more upon this- that the immutable oath of God to carry out His immutable counsel to save His people, was made to Christ Himself---God determined to save His people by the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus as our high priest, and He has confirmed this by His Own oath to His Son.

In Hebrews 6, the writer proceeds to establish an independent, and greater consolation and comfort for us in Christ's priesthood, based upon God's Solemn Oath to the Son, appointing Him a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek. That oath by God to Christ is first recorded in Psalm 110.--God showed the heirs of the promise the immutability of His counsel to bless and save us, by confirming it by His oath.--God's counsel is immutable. It never changes. It is decided by God forever.--The purpose of God's disclosing His immutable plan of redemption, and promising redemption, and swearing by Himself to redeem His people, is declared to be our strong consolation, our comfort by God, that He will surely perform that which He determined beforehand to do for us, in saving us by Christ.--It is impossible that God should lie about His counsel and His oath to save us---Those who have believed God's Word, have laid hold of an anchor to our souls, which is embedded in the One that has entered behind the veil of the Holiest in glory. Our anchor is buried in Christ our sacrifice and our high priest, Who is now seated in the heavenly places for us.--The reason these things are our strong consolation and comfort from God is, that God cannot lie about or change His eternal counsel to save us, nor can He go back on His solemn oath to do so.--But God's oath is not primarily to us. The writer of Hebrews focuses more upon this- that the immutable oath of God to carry out His immutable counsel to save His people, was made to Christ Himself---God determined to save His people by the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus as our high priest, and He has confirmed this by His Own oath to His Son.

In Hebrews 6, the writer proceeds to establish an independent, and greater consolation and comfort for us in Christ's priesthood, based upon God's Solemn Oath to the Son, appointing Him a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek. That oath by God to Christ is first recorded in Psalm 110.God showed the heirs of the promise the immutability of His counsel to bless and save us, by confirming it by His oath.God's counsel is immutable. It never changes. It is decided by God forever.The purpose of God's disclosing His immutable plan of redemption, and promising redemption, and swearing by Himself to redeem His people, is declared to be our strong consolation, our comfort by God, that He will surely perform that which He determined beforehand to do for us, in saving us by Christ.It is impossible that God should lie about His counsel and His oath to save us!Those who have believed God's Word, have laid hold of an anchor to our souls, which is embedded in the One that has entered behind the veil of the Holiest in glory. Our anchor is buried in Christ our sacrifice and our high priest, Who is now seated in the heavenly places for us.The reason these things are our strong consolation and comfort from God is, that God cannot lie about or change His eternal counsel to save us, nor can He go back on His solemn oath to do so.But God's oath is not primarily to us. The writer of Hebrews focuses more upon this: that the immutable oath of God to carry out His immutable counsel to save His people, was made to Christ Himself!God determined to save His people by the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus as our high priest, and He has confirmed this by His Own oath to His Son.

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Jon Hansen recounts his discussion with Solemn Oath Brewery’s Danny Boccassini as he highlights the Naperville brewery located at 1661 Quincy Avenue #179. Over the discussion, they emphasize the variety of craft beer Solemn Oath has to offer, their tap room, and their 77 house lager, representing the 77 neighborhoods throughout Chicago.

The meeting with the mysterious figure has now led Charles Smoot to a whole slew of new questions. What is this key? What is the artifact he's supposed to find? And still, who is the Far Traveler? But not all secrets go without revelation. Finavir, or should we say Finnicus, learned of a dark truth. He was an Asher heir stolen away in the night, the woman he believed to be his mother was merely his nanny. And now offered the opportunity to be with his real family, Fin must choose between his friends and his family.Support Us: Please consider contributing to the production of the podcast.Patreon: https://patreon.com/missingrollplayerfoundAbout:The Gate Chronicles (aka TGC) is an actual play RPG run in the Pathfinder RPG system. It is the second series running concurrently with Sword Art Online: AOD.Want to talk more about the show or discuss your favorite episodes with the cast? Join us in our discord server or follow us on social media!Contact Us:Email: info@missingrollplayerfound.comFollow Us:Website: https://missingrollplayerfound.com/Linktree: https://linktr.ee/rollfoundMusic Attribution: BattleBards- Andrii Vakhnenko (Grasslands - Field in Day, Farmlands), Olivier Giradot (Walking on dirt, walking on wood)Link: https://battlebards.com/#/register/mrpfpod Ivan Duch (Emond's Field, Sunset Grove)Link: https://ivanduch.com/Lincense: https://ivanduch.com/licensing/Michael Ghelfi (After Dark, A Solemn Oath, Candle & Wine, Dark Humid Cave, The Western Tunnels, Windy Autumn Day, Ripples In Time, Stormy Highlands)Link: https://www.youtube.com/user/MichaelGhelfiLicense: Use by permissionMonumental Studios (The Plot Thickens)License: Royalty Free License PurchasedMusic d20 (Cork Board Evidence, Midnight in the Ashen Grove)Link: https://www.patreon.com/musicd20/Battle Bards Olivier Girardot (Walking on Stone in Clothes, Walking on Stone in Leather Armor, Walking on Dirt in Clothes, Walking on Dirt in Leather Armor), Andrii Vakhnenko (Grasslands - Field in Day), Pkate Mail Games (Ancient Forest 2)Link: https://battlebards.com/#/register/mrpfpodOther Music and Sounds by Syrinscape Link: https://syrinscape.com/?att_missing_roll_player_foundBecause Epic Games Need Epic Sounds If you need music in your games check out our friends over at BattleBards. They provide the most premium audio library with over 3,400+ tracks including Musical Scores, Sound Effects, Soundscapes, and more! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/missing-roll-player-found2852/donations

Today's episode is a preview of a festival coming up in Pittsburgh on July 30th called Mixed Culture. GBH is intimately involved as partners on the branding and content side of the festival—and that's in large part because the people behind it are both clients and long-time friends of ours at Cinderlands Beer Co. This festival is a sort of “coming of age” moment for their whole crew. On the back of so many big wins—launching their second and third locations, reinventing the Foederhouse to make exquisite wood aged and mixed culture beers, and taking a medal this year for Gregg, their saison, I couldn't be more proud of what these folks have accomplished. And their brewer Paul Schneider is a personal friend of mine and we both fell into beer around the same time in Chicago going to bottle shares and tagging along at breweries until we could get our foot in the door. Of all the brewers who we worked with for our Uppers & Downers festival, no one took the assignment more seriously than Paul did when he was brewing at Solemn Oath in Naperville, Illinois. He's probably made more coffee beers than any other brewer on the planet.

Welcome to the Chicago Beer Pass: Your ticket to all the great beer events happening in and around Chicago.On this episode of Chicago Beer Pass, Brad Chmielewski and Nik White are on location at Solemn Oath’s Still Life in Logan Square. The guys are joined by Eric Hobbs and John Barely to talk about Solemn Oath’s journey over the last 10 years and what the future holds. It was a pleasure catching up with these guys, especially since the last time they talked it was just as Solemn Oath was figuring out how to adjust their business from the effects of Covid-19. Hopefully the future is looking rather bright for the next 10 years.Having issues listening to the audio? Try the MP3 57.6MB) or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes!

Welcome to the Chicago Beer Pass: Your ticket to all the great beer events happening in and around Chicago.On this episode of Chicago Beer Pass, Brad Chmielewski and Nik White open cans of Yesterday Night from Solemn Oath. Brad dropped by the Still Life location and picked these up, plus the guys have an upcoming episode with the Solemn Oath crew as they celebrate 10 years. While Brad was in Logan Square Nik hit up a Sox game and made it out to the burbs where he discovered Nightshade and Dark’s Pandemonium Brewing. It’s been a fun week and plenty more on the horizon. Cheers!Having issues listening to the audio? Try the MP3 (58.9MB) or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes!

On this episode we jam out with Matt Brown from Blaum Bros, he's fun. We also drank and reviewed a delicious Hazy IPA from Solemn Oath, thanks friends who made this!! Join us next time for more beer and whiskey shenanigans… Listen up and drink up!! Cheers!

Michael buys Elden Ring and treats it like Pokemon and all hell breaks loose at the Pokemart. In the Beer News, the Malty Boyz™ finally get to try beer from Kings & Convicts and follow up on the Threes Brewing CEO stepping down. Alex brings in a component blended barleywine from Cellarmaker then doubles up for the Bottleshare with a barrel-aged American barleywine and it's base beer from Solemn Oath. Stephen gets his San Diego fix with an offering from Societe Brewing Co. Thanks to Lua Brewing for sponsoring this episode! Visit Lua Brewing at LuaBeer.com and follow them on Instagram @LuaBrewing! Head to our Patreon for weekly exclusive content! Patreon.com/DontDrinkBeer Get the Malt Couture Officially Licensed T-shirt! TeeSpring.com/MaltCoutureOfficialShirt DontDrinkBeer.com Instagram.com/DontDrinkBeers Instagram.com/MaltCoutureDDB Twitter.com/DontDrinkBeer

This week I'll revisit the Lil Sumpin' Sumpin' from Lagunitas. I had some very good ones this week from Moor's, Humble Forager, Solemn Oath, and 2nd Shift as well. Plus someone is so good, they made me scrap the Jagoff segment this week so don't fast forward!  I'm still fuzzy from the Malort I had with the Weekly Beer Show, check out that appearance!  https://youtu.be/4TgCF3CRFkA   Beer In Front Discord Server  

In this episode, James and Shannon get wild in the Windy City and share their craft brewery experiences from their trip to Chicago IL. Highlighted breweries include Pilot Project, Half Acre and Solemn Oath. James jokes about the one beer he considered to have the strangest flavor to hit his taste buds. Shannon adds some Chicago brewery history into the mix while James heats up with his first brew day of 2022. Tune in for craft beer news, homebrewer interviews and homebrewing adventures. Follow this hilarious homebrewing duo @doublehopbeatpodcast on instagram. Catch you on the brewside.

In this special 300th episode of Locked On White Sox, we decided to break form for an evening with our friend Andrew Mason. Andrew is the Brewmaster at BiXi Beer on Chicago's Northside, but he's a White Sox fan with a couple new Sox themed beers.Andrew has worked at some of the finer craft breweries in the area (Mickey Finn's, 3 Floyds, and Solemn Oath to name a few), and now he has rolled out Hard Carl and El Jefe Gio.We discuss Andrew's Sox fandom, how he has evolved in the industry and the inspiration behind his two new Southside inspired craft beers.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.StatHeroStatHero, the FIRST Ever Daily Fantasy Sportsbook that gives the PLAYER the ADVANTAGE. Go to StatHero.com/LockedOn for 300% back on your first play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this special 300th episode of Locked On White Sox, we decided to break form for an evening with our friend Andrew Mason. Andrew is the Brewmaster at BiXi Beer on Chicago's Northside, but he's a White Sox fan with a couple new Sox themed beers. Andrew has worked at some of the finer craft breweries in the area (Mickey Finn's, 3 Floyds, and Solemn Oath to name a few), and now he has rolled out Hard Carl and El Jefe Gio. We discuss Andrew's Sox fandom, how he has evolved in the industry and the inspiration behind his two new Southside inspired craft beers. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. StatHero StatHero, the FIRST Ever Daily Fantasy Sportsbook that gives the PLAYER the ADVANTAGE. Go to StatHero.com/LockedOn for 300% back on your first play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Da Bros this week are coming to you love from solemn Oath Brewing in Naperville to sample some beers on tap! Listen and enjoy!

Joel is........someone who embodies the joy of running. After first jogging with his mom in the cornfields of Indiana, he found his passion for racing and started working at a run shop in high school. After walking on to the IU Cross Country Team, he eventually graduated with a degree in marketing, and became a brand ambassador for Cliff Bar. Always heeding the call to adventure, he bought the Universal Soles Running shop from his buddy in 2008, and proceeded to create a loyal community around fun run events. With online shopping and Amazon starting to eat into his profit margins, he eventually closed the shop in 2017 and turned Universal Soles into an event based organization. The annual Burgers and Beer Fun Run was so loved by locals that it gradually took over Soldier Field, and this year has pivoted to a Twilight Trail Run edition that will take place on August 7th on the Palos Trails outside of Chicago, with big grills & partnership with craft beer company Solemn Oath. As someone who has run 5 Chicago Marathons, helped bring charity Back on my Feet to Chicago, and has served roles with the running organization CARA and the Lakeview Chamber of Commerce, Joel is someone who truly champions the sport of running, for solely the joy and fun of it all. Catch him at one of our Wednesday 6:30 runs (https://www.universalsole.com/) (https://www.meetup.com/local-voices-chicago/) and experience the cathartic effect of gathering with running friends.

Kvothe gets a crash course in dinner etiquette. We We talk about the US interstate highway system, and what Kvothe’s mother might have intended for Kvothe to use his etiquette training for. Jordana admonishes all our faithful listeners to eat their cheese-rinds, and we note how Rothfuss uses manners and decorum to inform how we think about culture. Jordana also gives her SOLEMN OATH to participate in a fair and honest chocolate milk challenge, after bamboozling our much-aggrieved listenership in the matter of the cod liver oil. @pageofthewind pageofthewind.com twitch.tv/pageofthewind If you want to donate to the SFWA’s Legal Fund to help ensure that authors like Alan Dean Foster are paid the royalties they are owed, here is the link: www.sfwa.org/about/benevolent-funds/legal-fund/ If you would like to donate to help the Palestinian people in their ongoing struggle against settler-colonial violence, you can donate at any one of these links: Islamic Relief Canada www.islamicreliefcanada.org/emergencies…1yEQAvD_BwE Eye on Palestine facebook.com/eyeonpalestine.official/ Save The Children https://www.savethechildren.org.uk/where-we-work/middle-east/occupied-palestinian-territory Palestine Children’s Relief Fund https://www.pcrf.net/ International Medical Corps https://internationalmedicalcorps.org/country/gaza/

Jen Sabella, the Director of Strategy and co-founder of Block Club Chicago, joined Bob Sirott to share the latest Chicago neighborhood stories. She provided details on: 1. Logan Beer Boom: Ravinia! Solemn Oath! Marz! All opening in the neighborhood 2. Cinespace Expansion Will Bring More TV Shows And Jobs To Chicago, CEO Says — But […]

Welcome to the Chicago Beer Pass: Your ticket to all the great beer events happening in and around Chicago.On this episode of Chicago Beer Pass, Brad Chmielewski and Nik White open up a few cans of Full Moon Looks, a Solemn Oath and Pollyanna Brewing collaboration. As the guys knock back this dank west coast style IPA they chat about the latest release from Revolution and Nik drops some knowledge about Blanton’s Bourbon. Having issues listening to the audio? Try the MP3 (54.4MB) or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes!

We sample Oktoberfest lagers from Founders, Upland, Solemn Oath, Great Lakes, and Goose Island

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Welcome to the Chicago Beer Pass: Your ticket to all the great beer events happening in and around Chicago.On this episode of Chicago Beer Pass, Brad Chmielewski and Nik White are finding themselves back at home continuing to practice social distancing. Now that we’re moving into the holiday weekend with most of the bars and restaurants opening in Chicago and across the state, there are a lot of choices for where you can go grab a beer. For now, both Brad and Nik are going to continue picking up beer from their favorite breweries but even if the guys aren’t out drinking there are still a lot of beers getting released that are worth picking up. A beer that was released from District Brew Yards this past week was the Hibiscus IPA, where all proceeds will be donated to Chicago hospitals’ Covid-19 relief funds. Not only is it important to support your favorite brewery, it’s even better when you can also support a worthy charity. As the guys sip on their fresh pickups for the week, they chat about the event Solemn Oath is having coming up this weekend. They also discuss some of the places that have closed due to the pandemic as well as issues with staff/management. It’s never good to hear these stories from places you enjoyed but having them addressed is incredibility important in order to correct the problem. Enjoy the holiday and if you go out to drink, be sure to wear a mask whenever possible!Having issues listening to the audio? Try the MP3 (64.7 MB) or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes!

chicagobeerpass · Chicago Beer Pass: Eric HobbsWelcome to the Chicago Beer Pass: Your ticket to all the great beer events happening in and around Chicago.On this episode of Chicago Beer Pass, Brad Chmielewski and Nik White have a guest joining them. Eric Hobbs has had an amazing journey here in the Chicagoland craft beer scene, from Goose Island, to opening Penrose and now a member of the Solemn Oath team. Solemn Oath started in Naperville just as the craft beer revolution was getting rolling in Chicagoland and with a terrific brand and tasty beer, they became a celebrated presence on the scene. Eric Hobbs joined the Solemn Oath team a few years ago as the Chief Operations Officer and has helped push the brand forward even more as well as helping to launch their City Water beverage.Brad and Nik have known Hobbs for years so it felt good to have a beer and catch up while we are all sheltered in place.Having issues listening to the audio? Try the MP3 (73.1 MB) or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes!

Jason Mangum and Mark Anderson discuss Faith and Freedom In Jeopardy. As America is engaged in a pandemic of questionable origin and extent the Rights of The People have been infringed upon and are in jeopardy. We see Faith and Freedom under attack, as Churches are being threatened and denied their First Amendment Rights to Religion and Assembly. Pastors are being arrested and church goers are being fined. America was birthed out of a hunger to Worship God Freely and the formation of America was predicated upon the Right to do so. Freedom and Liberty has been taken away, as Local Officials and Law Enforcement are overreaching and breaking their Solemn Oath to uphold, defend and protect the Constitution. Is America headed for a Soviet America ruled like Communism and a Police State? This is an unprecedented time and is your Wake-up Call America. --- World Impact News Videos & Podcasts --- Watch on YouTube: http://bit.ly/31tiuxN Follow on Facebook: http://fb.com/worldimpactnews Listen on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Anchor, RadioPublic, Breaker, Castbox, Overcast, Pocket Casts & Stitcher --- About World Impact News --- Jason Mangum is the Founder of World Impact News and the Senior Pastor of The River Church in McAllen, Texas. For more information visit http://www.rivertx.com. Follow Jason Mangum on Twitter at https://twitter.com/jasonwmangum Mark Anderson is a Co-Producer and Reporter for World Impact News. He is a long-time commentator and journalist with over 34 years of experience. He is also the founder of Stop The Presses and you can read his blog The Truth Hound at https://www.thetruthhound.com

Matt Van Wyk is Brewmaster and Co-Founder at Alesong Brewing & Blending in Eugene, Oregon. He drops some knowledge on what it takes to use barrels as the fifth ingredient in his beers. He goes from science teacher to brewing on the side to award-winning brewer. We talk a lot about family, work ethic and the relationships that sustain us. In a first, we get to talk to one of Matt's #UnsungHospitalityHeroes, Andrew Mason, who was a middle school student of his, then an assistant brewer, now a trusted confidant. Website: alesongbrewing.com Facebook: /alesongbrewing Instagram: @alesongmatt @alesongbrewing Twitter: @alesongmatt @alesongbrewing Where were you born / raised? Wilton, Iowa First job in the industry? When, where, how old? 2001, Glen Ellyn Brewing Company. I was 28. I had been volunteering there for two years, off and on Proudest moment of your career? It has to be the 2006 World Beer Cup awards when I earned silver behind Rodenbach Crand Cru and ahead of Dogfish Head's Festina Lente. I mumbled something unintelligible to both Rudi and Sam. I'm still star struck after 20 years in the industry. Two things most people don't know about you? 1) I have two degrees in teaching and spent 6 years in education. 2) I spent much of my childhood watching Julia Child, Jaques Pepin, and Martin Yan on PBS and I think it affected my eating habits and my brewing philosophy. Food and/or drinks staples in your house? Beer, wine and Bourbon are always available, naturally. Eggs are eaten in mass quantities in my household. Words to live by? "Love what you do and you'll never work a day in your life." and "be kind to others" Tell us about one of your #UnsungHospitalityHeroes Andrew Mason, most recently of Solemn Oath Brewing, previously at Three Floyds Brewing and prior to that, my assistant brewer at Flossmoor Station from 2005-2009. Andrew was a student in my Middle School science class and later in a HS Astronomy class. We became close with he and his family when a science fair project went awry in 1997 and it led to me homebrewing with his dad. He contacted me after college looking for a job in the industry and I had an open position. He learned professional brewing with me and that led to him later being the production manager at both Three Floyds and Solemn Oath. Not only is he a great brewer but he's one heck of a grillmaster. His family in the early days, and Andrew now, are known to host 'meat parties'. To me, the Mason's were foodies before it was cool to be a foodie. Matt Founded Alesong Brewing and Blending along with Brian and Doug Coombs in 2016. Alesong is a producer of artisan barrel aged beer and is located in wine country of the Southern Willamette valley of Oregon. Prior to founding Alesong, Matt did stints at Oregon's Oakshire Brewing and several breweries in the Chicagoland area, including Flossmoor Station Brewery where he earned Small Brewpub Brewer of the year at the 2006 at the Great American Beer Fest. When not dabbling with barrels he chases after his wife Jenni and two kids, Nick and Ella in the Mountains and Coastal region of Oregon.

This week we have the privilege of sipping on some delicious beers with the Production Manager at Solemn Oath, JP Vander Veen. JP has been in the beer business for most of his adult life and we are excited talk shop with him. This week amongst other industry news, we say goodbye to our old stomping ground, Muldoons Irish Pub that lasted in Wheaton, IL. for 17 years. Sit back, listen in and grab something to sip on with us.

Matthew and John return to Rann to look at 2 years of Adam Strange's adventures. While it's not too many things have changed, a bigger picture of the character is forming, and a clearer look at Gardner Fox and Carmine Infantino's work. "Walking Along" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

We are gearing up for more interviews! So, this episode we kept it short with a tasting of Lunar Form by Half Acre Brewing and delicious rye whiskey from Mammoth Distilling. Next week we interview JP Vander Veen. JP is the head brewer at Solemn Oath in Naperville, IL. We hope you enjoy this quick listen!

We’re excited to have Nick Scofield on the podcast today. Nick is the Sales Director for Solemn Oath Brewery in Naperville, IL. You'll hear about what it is like being the Sales Director for one of the most successful breweries in the Chicagoland area. He also brought a huge cooler of Solemn Oath beers for us to try in the Underground Studio. Even though Nick brought like 10 beers for us to try, we only had time to review Lü (Kölsch-Style Ale), Snaggletooth Bandana (American IPA), East Side (Strawberry Berliner-Weiss) and Seventh Whistler (Double NE IPA w/ Lactose). They are delicious! Our customers of the week are: people who talk on their speaker phone at the bar, ridiculous. Important Links: Solemn Oath Brewery - Naperville, IL Credits: The End Of The World by Tristan Lohengrin | https://www.tristanlohengrin.fr - Music promoted by - https://www.free-stock-music.com - Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

This episode is a two-parter devoted to the intersection of taprooms and retailers as they increasingly find themselves in competition with each other for the limited number of customers and dollars available in their markets for craft beer. There are a number of factors that have made taprooms a newly competitive aspect of the three-tier system—or what’s left of it in some cases. Laws have been changing, the consumer experience is shifting, OG beer bars are feeling the squeeze from every bar and restaurant seemingly carrying craft beer now, and larger trends like at-home consumption, bottle shares, trading circuits, and beer tourism. It’s hard out there for a retailer right now, and it’s kind of becoming taprooms versus everybody. The purpose of this two-part series was to dig into that tension and determine if there’s a concrete principle at play, or if, like most things in craft beer, it’s more of a loose relationship-based thing where some competition is welcome, and some isn’t. Most of all: how are we going to be thinking about all this in the future? Because I think we can all agree that competition that works in the drinker’s favor is generally a good thing, but if we start losing great bars in the process, then maybe we’re not all getting what we want in the end. Solemn Oath Brewery in Naperville, Illinois is the catalyst behind these episodes. As a small production brewery making right about 8,000 barrels, with an expanded taproom and a new one opening in the city of Chicago’s Logan Square neighborhood, they were starting to feel the pushback from some key retail accounts who see them as competition. So they took the bold step of reaching out, inviting those accounts to brew a beer called Taproom Exclusive, and serving it anywhere but. They asked us to come along and lead a discussion around how we can maybe sort all this out productively and gain some perspective. Bavarian Lodge and Hopleaf joined in—both accounts that have carried Solemn Oath over the years, but who have been vocal about how they don’t like where things are heading. Kudos to everyone for being willing to come the the table—both figuratively and quite literally—over a beer and dig into the issue. This episode is recorded at the Hopleaf, and I’m joined by: Michael Roper, proprietor of Hopleaf Peter Rock-Tiernes of Middlebrow, who just owned a taproom in Logan Square Jay Jankowski of Maproom, just down the street from Middlebrow and Solmenn Oath’s future second taproom Eric Hobbs, sales director at Solemn Oath This is Taprooms Vs. Everybody, Pt. 1. Listen in.

This episode is a two-parter devoted to the intersection of taprooms and retailers as they increasingly find themselves in competition with each other for the limited number of customers and dollars available in their markets for craft beer. There are a number of factors that have made taprooms a newly competitive aspect of the three-tier system—or what’s left of it in some cases. Laws have been changing, the consumer experience is shifting, OG beer bars are feeling the squeeze from every bar and restaurant seemingly carrying craft beer now, and larger trends like at-home consumption, bottle shares, trading circuits, and beer tourism. It’s hard out there for a retailer right now, and it’s kind of becoming taprooms versus everybody. The purpose of this two-part series was to dig into that tension and determine if there’s a concrete principle at play, or if, like most things in craft beer, it’s more of a loose relationship-based thing where some competition is welcome, and some isn’t. Most of all: how are we going to be thinking about all this in the future? Because I think we can all agree that competition that works in the drinker’s favor is generally a good thing, but if we start losing great bars in the process, then maybe we’re not all getting what we want in the end. Solemn Oath Brewery in Naperville, Illinois is the catalyst behind these episodes. As a small production brewery making right about 8,000 barrels, with an expanded taproom and a new one opening in the city of Chicago’s Logan Square neighborhood, they were starting to feel the pushback from some key retail accounts who see them as competition. So they took the bold step of reaching out, inviting those accounts to brew a beer called Taproom Exclusive, and serving it anywhere but. They asked us to come along and lead a discussion around how we can maybe sort all this out productively and gain some perspective. Bavarian Lodge and Hopleaf joined in—both accounts that have carried Solemn Oath over the years, but who have been vocal about how they don’t like where things are heading. Kudos to everyone for being willing to come the the table—both figuratively and quite literally—over a beer and dig into the issue. This episode is recorded at the Bavarian Lodge in Naperville, Illinois, and I’m joined by: Alan Taylor, owner of the Bavarian Lodge John Barley, co-founder of Solemn Oath Brewery Dave Hawley, owner of the Beer Cellar, a bottle shop and taproom Dakota Defever, Minor Threat Restaurant Group in nearby Plainfield, Illinois This is Taprooms Vs. Everybody, Pt. 2. Listen in.

The more of the beer world I’ve seen during my travels, the more dots I’ve been able to connect between certain kinds of breweries. Not just with the kinds of beers they make, like a Hazy IPA brewery, or a sour brewery, but broader than that—something that sort of gets to that phrase you hear so often amongst brewers” “like mindedness.” Sometimes this phrase makes me queasy, as it sounds a bit familiar in the larger context of the monoculture that plagues craft beer. But when it’s used with intent to describe a deeper set of ideas and principles, it can do a good job of describing why some brewers find a near-instant connection with each other. Sometimes it’s the branding, or the tone. Sometimes is the design of the taproom or the part of town they’re in, even in separate cities. Every small business makes thousands of different decisions on their way to becoming a brewery, and some of those decisions are more self-aware than others. But in the end, you get a sort of gestalt—a combination of factors that add up to a vibe, or a presence. Brewers can recognize each other in a second. It’s a sort of love at first sight. More often than not, this is at the root of brewing collaborations. A consummation of sorts that helps prove that initial inkling. So it is with Solemn Oath Brewery in Naperville, Illinois—longtime friends of GBH—and Holy Mountain Brewing in Seattle. There’s plenty of commonality between these two beer makers on the surface. Anyone who’s been to both taprooms will see the connection. If you’ve seen the branding, you can get that attraction, too. And so it is that these two became fast friends. The team from Holy Mountain was in Chicago, making a collaboration beer with Solemn Oath, so we got them all together, along with Solemn Oath co-founder John Barley, and dug into what these two see in each other.

Reader:Jesus Christ became a servant for the truth of God, to confirm the promises, that we might glorify God for His mercy (Rom 15:8-9).God has established multiple covenants with His creation – specifically with man.In all His promises we see the high value God places on the life of man, for in the image of God He made man. We see His love. We see His mercy. We see His covering.Ultimately, we see Jesus. For it is His life in His blood that has been given to us so that our sins may be covered.Confess your sins, the errors of your way. Forsake them. Receive His mercy. Be saved from death. And know that His love covers all sins.(Rom 15:8-9; Lev 17; Deut 12; Ac ts 15; Num 35:31; Heb 9:15-17; Ezek 1:28; Ex 13:21; Lev 18; Lev 17:11: Ps 32:1; Rom 4:7; Ps 85:2; Prov 10:12; 1 Pet 4:8; Prov 28:13; Jam 5:20)

Had Sparkling good time talking to David Kerns and John Barley at Solemn Oath Brewery.  Take a listen so you can be educated on Brony and Vanning cultures, along with whats happening over at Solemn Oath.  They been doing it for a real long time in the Brew game.  I could not help but ask about their epic can art, and David had some great stories about his time spent over the pond getting schooled. Solemn Oath Social Media: Website Facebook Instagram Twitter

Slow growth is better than no growth - and it may be even better than rapid growth, as the crew at Hop Butcher for the World proves. After nearly two years of intermittent releases of their (mostly) hoppy offerings, the demand for Hop Butcher beers has surpassed all of their local peers - and few breweries deserve it more. But now that their operation has moved down to Miskatonic’s space in Darien, the canned releases are coming with more volume and frequency while not compromising their excellent quality. For this show, the guys at Hop Butcher sent us five of their more recent releases to sample and review, and we try to balance our high standards for their beers with our usual garbage arbitrary opinions. Also, Ryan feeds the 90’s vampire, Craig asserts his new stout authority, and we come up with our most excellent podcast idea to date. (To all those Herbs: please apply at abvchicago@gmail.com) Beers Review Blazed Orange (IPA) Ole Knotty (IPA w/ Hobson Oak and Vanilla) Collaboration with Solemn Oath and Miskatonic Galaxy Bowl (DIPA) The Beer That Should Not Be (DIPA) Collaboration with Miskatonic The World’s Colombian Coffee Exposition (Imperial Coffee Stout)

Welcome to Episode #5 of FriendsBeer.Coffee: An Autobiographical Podcast for the Hell of It. I am your host, Joel Gratcyk. Live music fan & ex-sound…Continue to EpisodeEpisode 5: Jim Melf

Jesus and Andy recently ran into John Barley, founder of Solemn Oath Brewery, at the Sugar Maple Bar in Milwaukee while recording an episode of the Tap Takeover Podcast. Listen in as they did a quick interview regarding Solemn Oath's triumphant return to Wisconsin! Cheers!

Dreem2Reality Entertainment presents the Beer With Friends Podcast. This podcast is intended for listeners 21+. Please drink responsibly and cheers! On today's 99th show: Eric is joined by Chuck, Gina, Bonefeast, and producer Ryan. Today's focus is beer from Mikerphone Brewing and other Chicagoland breweries. The guys try Weizen To Ill by Mikerphone Brewing, Ticklefight by Solemn Oath Brewery, The Waldos' Special Ale (2017) by Lagunitas Brewing Company, Imperial Smells Like Bean Spirit (Batch 3) by Mikerphone Brewing, Shimmy Shimmy Ya by Mikerphone Brewing, and Bourbon County Brand Regal Rye Stout (2015) by Goose Island Beer Co. to round out the show. Also discussed was what everybody's been doing and drinking during the hiatus, Eric and Chuck's visit to Mikerphone, Eric's visit to Solemn Oath, Ryan's trip to Texas and Jester King, April Fool's Day beer and brewery jokes, and "99" songs for episode 99. All that and more. Please subscribe to the D2R Podcast Network on iTunes and don't forget to rate and review while you're there. You can also download the Stitcher and Podbean app to your device for free and search: D2R PODCAST NETWORK and subscribe. If you enjoy listening to the Beer With Friends Podcast, then spread the word to everyone you know. Your word of mouth is our best advertising method and we appreciate your support. Thanks for listening and share! The Beer With Friends Podcast will be taking a 1 week break to prepare for our BIG 100th episode! Don't fret when you don't see a new episode next week. We will be back to our regular weekly release schedule the following week. Feel free to call the podcast hotline and be heard on the 100th episode: 321-413-5300 and leave a message! Cheers!

Band of Horses released their 5th album in June 2016. In this episode, the band’s frontman, Ben Bridwell breaks down the song Solemn Oath, and how in the process of writing it, he confronted writer’s block, and balancing his life in the band and at home as a husband and father.

Sometimes it feels like every small craft brewery is in constant expansion—and the numbers back up that general sentiment. More capacity, bigger brewhouses, contracting out, and bringing canning lines in—there’s an endless number of dependencies when you’re building out an expanded space in the hopes of meeting demand or chasing a growing market. And on the surface, these expansions seem obvious, almost simple. Afterthoughts in a market where success still seems inevitable for many.  But behind those expansions are a thousand tiny decisions, and a few really big ones, that add up to hope and anxiety, victories and defeats, self-doubt and over-confidence. But somehow, through all those ups and downs that any small business owner is all too familiar with, you have to have the unwavering faith that it’ll all work out.  Today’s guest is John Barley of Solemn Oath. I was there when they first fired up the brewhouse in 2012. I’ve been there alongside their many phases of growth over the subsequent few years. And today, I want to bring you a story about the project that pushed them, the entire team really, to their limits. Over the past year, they’ve replaced the brewhouse, their cold storage, brought in a canning line, and even mundane things like the boiler, condenser, all the behind-the-scenes infrastructure that makes the expansion possible—an expansion that, for a while, looked like it might be too much.  But here he is, on the other side. Not unscathed, but perhaps appropriately scathed. And better off for it. 

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Marc Wilson from Nevin’s, Steve Woertendyke from Two Brothers and Tim Marshall from Solemn Oath join Over the Barrel co-hosts Charles Berman and Tracy Maple to talk about the Chicago suburbs' thriving craft beer culture. Over the Barrel is a beer podcast from Sun-Times Media Local, focusing on beer, craft breweries and other interesting alcohol-related news in the Chicago area.