Podcast appearances and mentions of urban growler

Anastasia Hopkins Folpe of Rochester, Minn., first encountered the Minnesota Marine Art Museum in Winona several years ago.“I would describe it as a hidden gem,” Folpe said. “It's on the river in Winona, kind of behind the downtown. You have to hunt for it a little bit.” She credited the museum's director Scott Pollock for investing in spaces devoted to younger visitors.  “It's just a very welcoming and mellow place. I just like to go there and hang out. I think people just don't know about it. So I hope everyone learns and goes there.”Peg Guilfoyle is a writer living in downtown St. Paul and a longtime arts enthusiast. She's also a fan of sea shanties.“There is something about coming off the street into a room filled with singing,” she explained. “I'm here to testify to the flat fun of the sea shanty sing-along held monthly at the Dubliner Pub on University Avenue in St. Paul, and also in Minneapolis at Merlin's Rest on Lake Street.”“No band, no sheet music or lyrics and all volunteer singers,” Guilfoyle enthused. “Who knew there were so many people who love sea shanties?”The next sea shanty sing-along will be July 10 at the Dubliner.Katrina Knutson of Minneapolis is a teaching artist and muralist. “You should definitely go check out the Chroma Zone Mural and Art Festival,” she said. The event will feature new murals painted by six artists.“I'm really excited to see work by Sydney James, who is an artist who's visiting from Detroit,” Knutson added, “and Leslie Barlow, one of my very favorite Minnesota painters, will also be painting a mural.”She pointed out additional pleasures of the festival, its location in St. Paul's Creative Enterprise Zone, between the two downtowns: “It's a great neighborhood to go around because there are dozens of murals within a few blocks of each other,” Knutson said, who takes friends and out of town visitors on a tour of the murals.Events related to the festival are scheduled through Sept. 16, including a talk by artist Sydney G. James at Urban Growler in St. Paul on July 14.

Welcome to BBR's 200th episode, and we couldn't think of a better way to celebrate this momentous occasion than by introducing you to Urban Growler Brewing, and it's co-owners Deb Loch and Jill Pavlak! Open since July 2014, these two women have overcome a bit of adversity to get their brewery started and keep it open. Find out more about their story with us! In this episode we sample and discuss their Linger Longer Lager, Cowbell Cream Ale, Thrillz for Pilz pilsner, Vanilla Latte Blonde Ale, Hazy IPA (v4.0), Tornado Drill IPA, Rhubarb Wit, and their Ginger Pear Bourbon Cocktail made with their (triple?) hard seltzer. Thanks to https://fargounderground.com/ and https://www.bridgeviewliquors.com/ for supporting the show. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions for future episodes, please feel free to e-mail us at info@brewsboozeandreviews.com. If you like this podcast, share us with a friend. If you would like to support our show, you can do so by heading to https://www.patreon.com/brewsboozeandreviews For more information, or to listen to our back catalogue of episodes, head over to https://brewsboozeandreviews.com/ On behalf of everyone at Brews, Booze, & Reviews, may your glasses be full, and your spirits high! Cheers! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brews-booze-and-reviews/message

On this episode, Jill Pavlak Co-Owner of Urban Growler joins Tina as the guest. Being a woman, or a minority might help your marketing. So, why is that something some women owned business or minority owned businesses hesitate to talk about? Hear some of Tina's personal stories and, together Tina & Jill talk about the struggles of making a good product before marketing it a certain way. 

Many of you might know, but you probably don't. I (Jon) worked for Saint Paul Brewing, formerly Flat Earth Brewing from 2017 - 2020. This is where my love and appreciation for the craft behind craft beer embedded itself deep within my personality. I hadn't had passion for a hobby or lifestyle since being in a band, and I was grateful and happy to be a part of it. I am still friends with a good chunk of the fellow employees at SPB, including Head Brewer, Bob Roepke. We invited Bob onto the podcast, thinking we would review some beers and shoot the shit. But Bob, being the awesome dude he is, asked if some of his brewer friends could join. Beers were flowing, including an exclusive Munich Dunkel. Laughter and chaos ensued. A huge shout out to Bob for hosting on the brew floor. Shout out to Mimi and the SPB crew for all the help that evening. Thank you to Bradley (Dual Citizen Brewing Co), Matt (High Pines Brewing Co), and Jason (formerly of Castle Danger & Urban Growler) for joining in on the fun, as well. For more info on Saint Paul Brewing, visit stpaulbrewing.com For more info on Dual Citizen Brewing Co, visit dcbc.com For more info on High Pines Brewing Co, visit highpinesbrewing.com I'm excited for you to hear this episode. Tell your friends, family, or any craft beer enthusiast you know to check us out! If you're interested in promoting or supporting the podcast, we have hats & tulip glasses for sale or free stickers. Contact us at upbeatbrewreview@gmail.com, facebook.com/upbeatbrewreview, or instagram @upbeatbrewreview to place your order. Cheers!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/upbeatbrewreview/message

Continuing on with a discussion from earlier in season one...Grace and Alida drink a porter from the very first woman owned brewery in Minnesota while discussing womanhood. Hey Urban Growler, you have a De-Lovely Porter! Get it ;) The babes also go full on 90s with their theoretical contemplations of wild women from psychoanalyst Clarissa Pinkola Estes as well as Ecofeminism (queue the socks with Birkenstocks and mullets). Treat yourself to the De-Lovely Porter from Urban Growler and listen in, Babes!Notable NotesCole PorterIt's De-LovelyPorter vs. StoutPorters and StoutsWomen Who Run with the WolvesCarl JungJungian ArchetypesEcofeminismEcofeminism Now! – 90s documentaryGreta GaardWhite Earth Land Recovery ProjectWinona LaDukeRed Rover OrganizationWomen and the EnvironmentSilent Spring Institute Breast Cancer ActionWomen’s Environment and Development Organization (WEDO)Women’s Earth AllianceWomen’s Voices for the EarthShop Sustainably

What's up everybody? Thanks again for joining us. We have lots of new stuff in store this week including the “debut” of my new cohost. On this weeks episode we also celebrate our season 2 premiere with our friend and coworker, Alex Drenkow. We talk everything from Alex's time working at Urban Growler to his beef with my cohost in Golden Tee Golf. All that and more this week on Sudz Budz! Cheers and please drink responsibly! Featured Beers: Untitled Art Oat Cream IPA Carling Black Label Beer Toppling Goliath Pseudo Sue Pale Ale Indeed Mexican Honey Imperial Lager Rough Boys - Pete Townshend Latin Grammys by Action Bronson

On this episode 1971 American neo-noir action thriller film “Dirty Harry”, 1967 war film “The Dirty Dozen” and Urban Growler’s “Cowbell Cream Ale” craft beer are reviewed.

Episode #161 Urban GrowlerWe recorded this episode a few weeks before MN went into quarantine, so please enjoy this memory of how the world was, and will be again!Stay safe out there everyone! We love and appreciate all of you. Musical Credits: Good Day by Alex (c) copyright 2012 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: DonnieOzone Now We're Talkin' by Jeris (c) copyright 2015 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: lrockhq

Drew & Schmitty talk Candy Corn beer, spirits & cocktails with guests from Urban Growler, Happy Gnome, and Tattersall - Cheers!

Schmitty & Drew talk seasonal beers, spirits, and foods pairings with guests from Urban Growler Brewing, Tattersall Distillery, and Happy Gnome. Links https://tattersalldistilling.com http://www.urbangrowlerbrewing.com/beers-1-1-1 https://dojour.us/s/41593/reserve https://www.thehappygnome.com/ Photos Listen and Share Like Minnesota BeerCast on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/MinnesotaBeerCast/ Follow Minnesota BeerCast on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/mn_beercast/ Follow @MN_BeerCast on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/MN_BeerCast Listen to the Minnesota BeerCast every Friday, at 10pm on AM […]

Drew & Schmitty talk Candy Corn beer, spirits & cocktails with guests from Urban Growler, Happy Gnome, and Tattersall - Cheers!

Urban Growler Brewery was started by Front of the House expert Jill Pavlak and Brew Master Deb Loch. Urban Growler is women-owned and operated and has great food that goes with their award-winning beer. Their taproom is a warm, inviting, giant community room where all are welcome. Listen to this podcast to hear an inspiring entrepreneur story from two business owners that really are getting it right as they celebrate their 5th anniversary.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

Urban Growler Brewery was started by Front of the House expert Jill Pavlak and Brew Master Deb Loch. Urban Growler is women-owned and operated and has great food that goes with their award-winning beer. Their taproom is a warm, inviting, giant community room where all are welcome.  Listen to this podcast to hear an inspiring entrepreneur story from two business owners that really are getting it right as they celebrate their 5th anniversary.Support the showFollow the Makers of Minnesota on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @MakersofMN. Send story ideas to Stephanie@stephaniesdish.com If you appreciate the work we do here, please subscribe on Patreon Please subscribe to My newsletter at https://stephaniehansen.substack.com/ so you don't miss an epiosde of the Makers of Minnesota This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

Urban Growler Brewery was started by Front of the House expert Jill Pavlak and Brew Master Deb Loch. Urban Growler is women-owned and operated and has great food that goes with their award-winning beer. Their taproom is a warm, inviting, giant community room where all are welcome. Listen to this podcast to hear an inspiring entrepreneur story from two business owners that really are getting it right as they celebrate their 5th anniversary.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

A special interview conducted by Katie of Women Drinking Beer!  Wes Burdine, owner of the newly named Black Hart of St. Paul Bar (formerly Town House) asked WDB to sit down with Deb & Jill of Urban Growler.  We discuss new beer releases, plans for distribution, and a few upcoming events.  Deb & Jill opened the first female owned microbrewery in MN and are very active in their St. Paul, LGBTQ, and Beer communities.  Special thanks to Wes Burdine for his equipment and editing the interview!

"You know what? I'm 61. I'm not going to put up with a lot of shit anymore." - Heidi Mastrogiovanni   This episode is brought to you in collaboration with Beer Choir Twin Cities' Galentine's Day fundraiser for Voices of Hope.   Today's interview features Heidi Mastrogiovanni, the author of Lala Pettibone: Standing Room Only. Her two Lala Pettibone books have been called rebirth stories for their comedic approaches to life and dating after widowhood. A dedicated animal welfare advocate and staunch supporter of feminist politics, Heidi resides in Los Angeles with her husband and rescued senior dogs. Our conversation covers the political climate, the power and value of intergenerational feminist conversations, how comedy and feminism go hand-in-hand, and the process of writing fiction, especially when that fiction mirrors your own reality.  Get your copy of Heidi's books, Lala Pettibone's Act Two and Lala Pettibone: Standing Room Only. Connect with Heidi and learn more about her work on her website, Twitter, and Facebook.   Heidi's book recommendation: Revolution from Within: A Book of Self-Esteem by Gloria Steinem   - About today's sponsor: Beer Choir Twin Cities is hosting a Galentine's Day fundraiser for Voices of Hope, the choir at the Shakopee Women's Prison. Join us at Urban Growler on February 9 as we sing drinking songs while drinking beer brewed by fabulous women. Urban Growler, Beer Choir merchandise, Feminist Book Club, and Trades of Hope will all be donating a portion of their sales to Voices of Hope.  Click here to get all the details. Learn more about Voices of Hope through Dr. Amanda Weber's TED Talk. Learn more about Beer Choir and find a chapter in your area at beerchoir.com Keep up to date with Beer Choir Twin Cities offerings on their Facebook page. Go check out the podcast Women Drinking Beer. And special thanks to our host Urban Growler, the first woman-owned and woman-brewed brewery in Minnesota.   -- Website: http://www.feministbookclub.com Instagram: @feministbookclubbox Twitter: @fmnstbookclub Facebook: /feministbookclubbox Email newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dvRgvD   -- Logo and web design by Shatterboxx  Original music by @amiofficialmusic Transcript for this episode: bit.ly/FBCtranscript5   Get $5 off your Feminist Book Club Box with the code PODCAST at feministbookclub.com/subscribe.    

Hosts Andrea Novak and Rhett Hebig discuss the unique experiences of women working in the manufacturing sector. They're joined by Jill Pavlak and Deb Loch of Urban Growler and Tracy Wilson of Saint Paul College. 

Episode 26: One of Cheri's friends told her she won't be successful in dating because her best friend is a man. Now she's concerned. What's the real deal here? Can women and men be best friends without having a sexual relationship or at least wanting to? Would it make a difference if they have had sex in the past but no longer want to? Should male/female best friends just go ahead and have sex to get rid of any sexual tension in the relationship? Cheri and Rick try to get to the bottom of things. Our Live Beer Review this week is De-Lovely Porter by Urban Growler.

This interview is a dream come true for Katie and Cathy: chatting with THE first all female owned micro-brewery in MN owners Jill and Deb of Urban Growler! Jill and Deb discuss what it was like to get their brewery started, their goal to be recognized beyond their female ownership status, and how beer is here to bring people together. We want to thank Jill and Deb for being such amazing guests and amazing people.  We recorded this back on Dec 2nd and it was out of love and respect that it took so long to get this episode out. It also means we were pretty new to all this so we forgot to thank them on the episode so Thank you Thank you Thank you! Beers we mention: Amber Skyline, Candy Corn Imperial Cream Ale, Russian Imperial Bourbon Barrel Aged Porter Follow Urban Growler on Instagram @urbangrowler Twitter @UrbanGrowlerMN and Facebook Page Urban Growler Brewing Company  

On this episode of Lez Be Honest, Maria and Maggie podcast live from a local bar (The Urban Growler in St. Paul, MN)! They’re joined by Allison Witham (@allison_witham) and health teacher Jenn to talk lesbian bars, lesbian-friendly dating and relationship apps, and how kids are learning about sex + sexuality in 2016. Maria also surprises Maggie […]