Podcast appearances and mentions of stanley park brewing

On EP 201 we previewed the Saturday night Bruins game then hopped on after for a quick recap.   We added to our dry January with some selections from Partake and Stanley Park Brewing. 

On this episode the guys had Thom Riley head brewer of Stanley Park Brewing on the show. We chatted about Trail Hopper IPA as well as their Secret Cellar Whiskey Barrel Aged Stout a huge Imperial Stout.  Tune in to hear all about it.Podcaster Involved:Jordan of Pitt Craft Beer Dad Warren of Fraser Mills fermentation Cam of Pacific Beer ChatMike of Pacific Beer ChatIntro By Conundrum – Website, Facebook, Instagram

#TheSotaPod​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Podcast Episode 232

Hey guys thanks for 50 episodes tonight we feature Coppersmith Brown by Common Crown Brewing followed by Passion Fruit Crush Sour by Stanley Park Brewing.  Then we followed it up with Sour Cherry Sour by High Key Brewing.  Our international beer of the week was The Public by DC Brau Brewing and then to top the night off of our sours was Med Hat Brewing Pineapple Sour.  Leave a rating have a listen share with a friend and make sure to follow us on social media!! have a great week and we will see ya soon for episode 51!!

On this episode the boys sat down via zoom with Thom Riley of Stanley Park Brewing to talk about the Stanley Park Brew Pub and some of the exciting small batch beers that are happening. Tune in now to hear more about what they are doing.Tune in now.Podcaster Involved:Mike G of Pacific Beer ChatJordan of Pitt Craft Beer DadCam of Pacific Beer ChatWarren of Fraser Mills fermentation / Whats Brewing MagazineIntro By Conundrum – Website, Facebook, Instagram

In this episode Mark and Curtis join Dylan Eyers from EatWild BC, Jenny Ly, from the Chasing Food Club and Kelly Molnar and Mike Pedersen from the Rookie Hunter Podcast for a live podcast which was recorded in Vancouver, BC on January 30th.  The crew shreds up the question – Why is Hunting So Hard?  For many new and first-time hunters, hunting can be frustrating and maybe even demoralizing. Folks tell us they have gone years since starting hunting and never been able to harvest an animal. In order to help new hunters be successful, the lot of us offer perspectives on why hunting is hard and impart our ideas and advice how to fill your freezer this fall. Topics discussed include everyone's hardest physical and mental hunts, how to develop hunt plans, best animals to hunt when starting out, expectations when planning a hunt, a bit on the spiritual awareness side of hunting and Dylan's recent bison hunt. If you are a new hunter that has not grown up in a hunting family and you feel the hunting struggle is real, download this episode and listen to the conversation.  The live podcast was sponsored by the BC Chapter of the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, Filsons store in Vancouver and Stanley Park Brewing. Proceeds will go to an on-the-ground-project managed by the Region 2 chapter of BHA.   Show Notes: As promised in the podcast, here is a good resource for mule deer hunters: Ecology and Conservation of Mule Deer in Idaho: Management Strategies for Restoring Populations Dr. Mark Hebblewhite, University of Montana https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNOH627-WqU

Thom Riley from Stanley Park Brewing joins us to talk about a couple of notable local favourite beers.  GUEST: Thom Riley Brewmaster, Stanley Park Brewing

This episode all three of us sat down to discuss cases that are covered at the Vancouver Police Museum.Beast of British ColumbiaOn the first case we cover Clifford Olson one of the worst Serial Killers in Canadian history.Beer pairing for this story is Drawn to Light Abbey Ale from Driftwood Brewery.The Milkshake MurdersMy Milkshakes Bring my wife to the yard… the graveyard that isThis is a story about a shitty husband, a loving wife and the medical community that nearly failed her. Rene Castellani used his wife’s favourite treat to murder her.Beer Pairing for this story is the Triple Beery Milkshake IPA from Russell Brewing.Babes in the WoodsThis is the unsolved murder of two children found in Stanley Park in the 1950’s.Beer Pairing for this story is the Windstorm West Coast Pale Ale from Stanley Park Brewing.Brew CrimeWebsite, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Facebook Group, Youtube, patreon

This episode we cover Camping Crimes or whatever Nina decided to pair with it lol.Robert Christian HANSENHe abducted women and flew them to Alaska.Beer pairing for this story is the Lancaster Bomber ESB brewed by Marston's in the UK.SourcesWikipediaAllthatsinterestingcriminalmindsmurderpediaWells Gray Provincial Park MurdersWhen a horrible human heads into  Provincial Park and destroys a family.Beer pairing for this story is the Naramata Nut Brown Ale from Cannery Brewing.SourcesWikipediaCBCCalgaryheraldStrangeoutdoorsVancouversunKelownanowYoutubeDyingworldsMurderpediawellsgrayWikipediaNo S'more Family Camping TripsA loving father is ripped from his family and 2 young girls witnessed something that no one ever should.Beer pairing for this story is the Trail Hopped IPA from Stanley Park Brewing.SourcesGlobalnewsABCnewsLAtimesNBClosangeles

Wherein we talk Andy Samburg's lack of movie success, the Queen biopic, Haunting of Hill House, winter beers, some Disney news, as well as many other things! This week we feature: Red Devil Ale from R & B Brewing, Root Beer Dunkel from Stanley Park Brewing, and Brew the Change Mocha Porter from Persephone Brewing in collaboration with Salt Spring Coffee and Denman Island Chocolate!

Emma and Danica try to get some ghost action by trying Ouija/spirit boards! Listen as Danica realizes she doesn't remember Food Network nearly as well as she thought! Danica gets science-y. Emma shares Penn's steak tips. We find poop games and teach Weed 101.

This week Emma and Danica are gabbing about everyone's favourite mall cop! But not before we swap celebrity sighting stories! Did you know they're making a live action Sonic movie? Emma loves segways (and segues). Danica's a gassy gal. The PMBCST is bomb.