Podcasts about vankleek hill

Today's golden goose of a Graventown guest is someone who has been involved in my life in many different iterations. As a kid, I would hear my friend Stu regale tales of a hilarious guy named Sean Cooley, and their adventures around the Kanata/Nepean/Bells Corners corridor with another young wild funny human named Tom Green. Years later in life, when my daughter was on the way, in a small world 'ah-ha' moment, Sean was actually my boss at Beau's All Natural Brewing in Vankleek Hill and was always a kind and welcoming force in my life. Sean has been a lifelong lover of and creative contributor to radio (as the host of epic community radio shows in Ottawa like "The Midnight Caller", "The Breaks" and "Moonrappin"), rap and hip-hop and comedy (inadvertently because he's so funny)  with an avid interest in boxing and animals of all kinds,  and has one of the best logistically sharp minds of anyone I've ever met. Today, he is the Supply Chain Manager at Montebello Packaging. It was rad to connect again with him in Graventown. Catch Tom and I on tour this weekend, as the gritty Graven duo:DEC 9: Linsmore Tavern - Toronto, ONopening for Stephen StanleyDEC 10: Hotel Wolfe Island - Wolfe Island, ONopening for Stephen StanleyInfo, tickets and times here.#graventownpodcast#SeanCooleyWasMyBossCatch me in a town near you by visting my website to see where I'm playing. If people can hate for no reason, I can love for no reason - and I love you. Thanks for stopping by Graventown. Yer always welcome here. As a full time independent artist, you can support me by joining my SUPER RAD subscription service at https://ko-fi.com/gravencanada

Joey Desjardins, un habitant de la région, a vu son rêve de devenir olympien prendre une autre tournure en 2009, à la suite d'un accident qui lui a coûté la vie. Mais pour Joey Desjardins, son rêve de devenir olympien a pris une autre tournure en 2009, à la suite d'un accident qui l'a laissé paralysé de la poitrine à la tête. Cependant, grâce au soutien de sa femme Vanessa (un amour d'enfance - ils se fréquentent depuis le lycée), Joey n'est pas resté longtemps au sol et a su tirer le meilleur parti de la vie. Aujourd'hui, en regardant son jardin à Vankleek Hill, ce père de deux enfants est un homme très heureux - et sur le point d'embarquer pour un voyage à l'autre bout du monde. Inspiré par sa rencontre avec la légende canadienne Rick Hansen, Joey s'est mis au cyclisme à main quelques années seulement après sa blessure, un sport qu'il a commencé, selon lui, juste pour le plaisir. Mais le destin a voulu que le cyclisme à main soit un sport pour lequel Joey s'est révélé doué, très doué. Après être passé de force en force (en remportant la médaille de bronze aux Championnats du monde en 2019), Joey avait les yeux rivés sur les Jeux paralympiques de Paris en 2024 mais, grâce à une forme en constante amélioration (ainsi qu'à une année supplémentaire accordée par la pandémie), le natif de Prescott-Russell a grimpé dans le classement canadien et, aux côtés de ses compatriotes, s'envolera pour Tokyo le 23 août pour participer à l'une des compétitions les plus prestigieuses au monde. Écoutez l'interview ci-dessous pour en savoir plus sur la vie de Joey, sur la force mentale nécessaire pour se recentrer de manière aussi radicale et sur la façon dont, bizarrement, le fait de se ménager pendant la pandémie l'a conduit au Japon. Toute l'équipe de TVC22 souhaite à Joey Desjardins le meilleur pour sa participation à l'épreuve de cyclisme à main H3 qui aura lieu à Tokyo le 31 août.

Dave Barton and i go all the way back to our pre teen years growing up in the country in a small town in Ontario called Vankleek Hill. He is the front man of The Peelers. They are an Celtic punk band who just released their 4th album Down and Out in the City of Saints on Stomp Records.Come join the fun!Much Love KBE A PRODUCER PROGRAM: Tip Jar: www.paypal.me./kmandontknowshit Any size tip helps and supports the show. It also makes you a producer of the next episode and will be given credit and love. Direct support, DIY style so we can stay for awhile.

In this week's episode following Super Bowl LV, the guys debate who is the greatest athlete ever. They give their thoughts on some NHL and NBA news as well as discuss MLB off-season trades/signings. To end the show, Mr. Kyle Bland makes an appearance in a new segment called "Bland's Brew of the Week" (spoiler, it's a delicious brew from Beau's Brewery in Vankleek Hill, ON). Don't forget to follow us on Social Media: IG: @GymClassZerosPod Twitter: @GymClass0sPod Intro: Melodicka Bros / Outro: MEUTE

In honour of Episode 23, the boys pay respect to "The Goat", Bugs Bunny... errrr I mean Michael Jeffrey Jordan, by reviewing Joe Pytka's 1996 cinematic masterpiece, "Space Jam." This week's "Brew Review" features the flagship beer of the pride of Vankleek Hill, Ontario, Beau's Brewing Company, with their Lug Tread Lagered Ale. Sticking with a Space Jam connection, this week's draft topic is, "Modern day 'Monstars' team to take on the Looney Tunes, made up of modern NBA players.”

The Reverend Dr. Dana Johnston's call to the Priesthood, a conversation with an old friend in Vankleek Hill, and a medley of kids' prayers for Canada. Ordination of Women, COVID Funerals, Reminiscing The Holy Land, Prayers for Canada. 

Recorded on location outside at Beau's Brewery located in Vankleek Hill, Ontario, Canada, with me Chad Vice, my sometimes co-host good buddy Fred and we spoke to the head brewmaster at Beau's, Kevin James (the funny one!) about the beer, the history of Beau's, how it expanded from it's beginnings, and where the brand is headed for the future. We sat out on the patio and chilled with some of their Raddler brews and got a nice chat in, which is this week's podcast episode. Don't mind the background noise of folks having fun on the patio!   Beau's All Natural Brewing Co. on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BeausBrewery/   Video of our Guided Tour of the facility: https://www.facebook.com/nobodiesaresomebodiespodcast/videos/365645274345371/ Contest to WIN a 12PK of Beau's Beer: https://www.facebook.com/nobodiesaresomebodiespodcast/photos/a.314214862665940/522993785121379/ CONTEST CLOSES SEPTEMBER 7th, 2019 at 11:59pm EST         Music featured on this episode by Matthew Johnston, featuring his original song 'Nobodies Are Somebodies Pt. 2'  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqSCXPXqoMg https://soundcloud.com/user-234321408

Cette semaine je vous présente la suite du dernier épisode où moi et Jean-Pierre nous nous livrons à une bataille sans pitié sur les allées du Augusta National.  D'ailleurs beaucoup de gens me disent qu'ils ne comprennent rien quand je parle de golf,  je ferai peut-être un épisode dédicacé au lexique et à l'étiquette du golf un jour…  Mais dans celui-ci, Jean-Pierre nous raconte la fois qu'il avait écrit un courriel à Claude Rajotte et moi j'ai appris que Rivers était le prénom - et non son nom de famille - du chanteur de Weezer. J'ai également fait de la pub gratis au gens du Beau's à Vankleek Hill tout en parlant d'un album de Porcupine Tree. On termine sur les joies de la calvitie et l'importance de rester patient, comme au baseball.   On est resté dans les choses pas trop compliquées dans une ambiance assez, disons-le, tranquille.  Bref,  ici Peter Vallières pour Sans format fixe, Hochelaga.      

In the fourth episode of Lagered Tales our co-founder and CEO at Beau’s, Steve Beauchesne, talks to Ren Navarro, founder of Beer.Diversity about her work addressing the lack of diversity in the Canadian craft beer industry.    In the episode’s second feature, one of our producers, Patrick, sits down with Ottawa-based charitable organization, Operation Come Home’s executive director, Elspeth McKay, and Steve (separately) as they each recount the (exciting) story of having a law changed in Ontario in 2011, in the name of social enterprise!   In our third feature, Eddy Earwigg sits down with Louise Sproule, the editor and publisher of The Review, a local newspaper in Vankleek Hill. They discuss the challenges of being the first female publisher at a small-town paper, how Vankleek Hill has changed since Beau’s arrived, and much more -- expect the unexpected.    Finally, Steve joins the Toronto-based writer and beer expert Crystal Luxmore to discuss her favourite holiday beers.    Lagered Tales is a bi-weekly check-in from your friends at the employee-owned Canadian craft brewery Beau’s. Through interviews, storytelling and exciting regular features, we'll explore the intersecting worlds of craft beer, food, music, community and culture — and we’ll just generally talk to great people doing great things.   Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @beausallnatural, on Facebook @BeausBrewery. For more Beau’s check us out online at beaus.ca    Hosts: Josh Gottlieb and Kimberlea Jones   Producers: Jen Beauchesne, Marc Doucette, Eddy Earwigg, Patrick Jodoin   Technical Producer: Marc Doucette  

Workplace Evolved is a weekly podcast series about workplace evolution, innovation and forward thinking practices with some of the best and brightest here in Canada and beyond. We uncover the raw, the real and the information you need to stay informed and engaged. This month we're talking about Corporate Culture and how to define what that is, where it's going and what companies can do to improve or create that culture in and outside the workplace. We were fortunate enough to chat with Steve Beauchesne at Beau's Brewery in Vankleek Hill to get his perspective on what the term corporate culture means for them.

The day after Beau's annual Oktoberfest, we headed back to Vankleek Hill to interview the man who started it all, Steve Beauchesne, live at the brewery. We ran through some of their best beers and really dug deep into the philosophy behind the legendary, employee-owned Canadian brewery. Beers Reviewed: Beau's Tom Green Cherry Milk Stout; Beau's Full Time IPA; Beau's Lug Tread; Halcyon Barrel House Infinity Mirror.  This week's podcast is sponsored by BrewHeads: for all your craft beer gear needs. Use the code BAOS for 15% off your order;  Toronto Urban Adventures: for the best craft beer tours in Toronto. Use the code BREWHEADS for 20% off your next tour;  Illnote Studios: for all your Mixing, Mastering and Production needs, receive 15% off when you contact them and mention the podcast. Theme tune: Cee - BrewHeads. Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube!

Alan Park talks with writer, atist, public speaker and activist Russell Barth from Ottawa, Ontario.  Born in 1969 in Montreal's West Island, Russell Barth was raised in Rigaud Quebec and VanKleek Hill, Ontario. He and his wife Christine Lowe became marijuana-legalization advocates in the summer of 2002, and have since appeared in countless TV, print, radio, and net articles. Co-author of the world's first children's book about medical marijuana (Mommy's Funny Medicine), Russell went on to become the most-published letter-to-the-editor writer in Canadian history, making him fourth-most- published in the world.

This week, we speak with young artist Natasha Martel, who moved to Vankleek Hill for love and is exhibiting her art at Arbor Gallery (36 Home Avenue in Vankleek Hill) until July 30. Meet her at the gallery on Sunday, June 25, between 2 and 4 p.m.

Jenn Beauchesne is the Director of not-so corporate Communications and Matthew O'Hara is the Brewmaster at Beau's All Natural Brewing Company in Vankleek Hill, Ontario. Show Notes: How to Start a Brewery (in 1 million easy steps) The Gruit Series It's the tail end of feBREWary! Did you try all of the beers? Beau's is the official beer of Ottawa 2017 ...and they've been doing some fun beer collaborations to celebrate Don't forget! Beau's St. Patrick's Day on March 11 - buy tickets The Canadian Brewing Awards and Conference are being held on May 25-27 Were you part of the Greener Future's Program? Look at all the runners at Beau's! Could you run a beer mile? (I love how serious the commentary is) Subscribe: RSS: http://www.613beer.com/613beercast?format=rss iTunes: http://bit.ly/613BeerCast-iTunes  Google Play: http://bit.ly/613BeerCast-Play YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/613Beer

Katy (@klwatts) is joined by Chuck Thibert (@varxint) and Dan Beaudoin to chat about Brasserie Étienne Brûlé (@brasserieeb) and what made him make the big move from Toronto to Embrun to brew beer! Show Notes: Just in case you need more information about who Étienne Brûlé is (isn't it nice that you get a history lesson with your beer?). I will admit I have a domain registering addiction and it took all of my will power not to stop the podcast and register those domains. Ecocert is a Canadian organization that certifies organic producers, processors and distributors. It's pretty rigorous; to be certified you have to be audited yearly and there are surprise audits. I think the restaurant that Dan is talking about is Pure Kitchen Ottawa. Dan is putting me through my paces this episode. Biofine Clear is a fining agent that helps clarify beer. Unlike gelatin or isinglass (made of fish bladders), Biofine Clear is vegan friendly. If you are into reading about fining agents and whether its vegan-ness has any affect on taste (spoiler: it doesn't) you can read this interesting exbeeriment. The Windsor is a local tavern in Vankleek Hill. Well known to be a hangout for the Beau's crowd and host to great bands and even better after parties. There website now (kind of) works, although it's mostly a showcase of instagram photos. Dan is referencing /r/TheBrewery and ProBrewer.com. We've talked about Cask Days before on the show. It truly is something that every beer fan has to experience at least once (or yearly). Oh those long German words, so hard to pronounce. Here's more information on how taxation has affected the Japanese beer industry - it's fairly interesting. Watch out! Dan is going to convert all of Embrun to craft beer - and that's great! Be fancy and serve your lambics using a basket! Things I will work on - not saying "really good" as a beer description on the podcast. Beer: Vagabond (Blonde Ale) L'embrunoise (Witbier) Bohemien De Notre-Dame (Czech Pilsner) Citrale (American IPA) 5W30 (American Stout) La Combattante (Saison) Subscribe: RSS: http://www.613beer.com/613beercast?format=rss iTunes: http://bit.ly/613BeerCast-iTunes  Google Play: http://bit.ly/613BeerCast-Play Join the Conversation: Facebook: 613Beer - After Dark Twitter: @613Beer Instagram: 613dotBeer Email: katy@613.beer

Eins, zwei, drei, g’suffa; Zicke-Zacke-Zicke-Zacke Hoy, Hoy, Hoy! Katy (@klwatts) is joined by April (@AThibert) and Chuck Thibert (@varxint) to talk about the Beau's All Natural Brewing Company Octoberfest Mix Pack and their annual Octoberfest-themed festival in Vankleek Hill. Show Notes: A little bit early for us, a little bit late for you. The Farm Table series has taken over some of our favourite Beau's seasonals including Night Marzen and Beaver River IPEh. The series is inspired by tradition and brewed to style. What determines "to style" - typically the BJCP Guidelines. Beau's Oktoberfest really does have something for everyone - music, food, beer school, midway, beer sports, skateboarding.. Style Profile: Hopfenweisse. I'll admit I felt a bit weird not doing the bike ride this year. I think I'll return to it next year (even though I'll probably ride alone so I can look at the tractors and cows). How much bigger can Oktoberfest get? April likes licking root cellars. Can we agree - hurray for the introduction of hops in beer? Yup, New Belgium's Gruit tastes like a gruit. Style Profile: Baltic Porter. Bring back Ich Bin Ein Bearliner! You can quote me on this! They do accept leftover tokens at the brewery. Sorry :( I'm a bit late with this podcast. I promise I'll be better! Beer List: Farm Table: Märzen - Beau's All Natural Brewing Company Farm Table: Vienna-Style Lager - Beau's All Natural Brewing Company Ginger Wolf - Beau's All Natural Brewing Company Return of the Mumme - Beau's All Natural Brewing Company One Ping Only - Beau's All Natural Brewing Company Subscribe: RSS: http://www.613beer.com/613beercast?format=rss iTunes: http://bit.ly/613BeerCast-iTunes  Google Play: http://bit.ly/613BeerCast-Play Join the Conversation: Facebook: 613Beer - After Dark Twitter: @613Beer Instagram: 613dotBeer Email: katy@613.beer Katy Watts April Thibert Chuck Thibert

This week we dare to brave Broncos, Cellar temperatures and haters in our reviews of: Kellerbier by Creemore Springs, Creemore ON., 5%alc. Bronco Copper Ale by Outlaw Brewing Co., Southhampton, ON, 5.6%alc. Haters Gonna Hate Imperial Kolsch by Beau's, Vankleek Hill, ON, 8%alc.   Keep Calm and Beer On! Luv The Maadmen

Up this week, we review: Farm Table IPA by Beau's, Vankleek Hill, ON, 6%alc. Brett Farmhouse Ale by Burdock, Toronto, ON, 7.1%alc. Grandma's Boy Wild Ale Blend by Bellwoods Brewery, Toronto, ON, 7.8%alc. Vermont Blonde by Burdock, Toronto, ON, 5.3%alc.   Keep Calm & Beer On, Luv The Maadmen

Cette semaine, on pète de la broue à la brasserie Beau's de Vankleek Hill, en Ontario. Au menu: rencontre avec les acteurs clés de la brasserie, des dégustations de bières inédites et les évènements à venir à ne pas manquer!

"Young Country" is an album project featuring my family ~ my father, sister and cousin. The CD is a tribute compilation of great old Country Music made new. It is close to our hearts and a souvenir of music that my family had enjoyed watching our now 83 year old father, perform while we were growing up. It was a wonderful endeavor and I am very proud to share with you some of my family's talents. Song number 6 on this CD is "Tomorrow I'll Be Gone". This was a special treat for our family to record at Bobby LaLond's studio in Vankleek Hill; a song written by my (late) Uncle, Walter Young.

"Young Country" is an album project featuring my family ~ my father, sister and cousin. The CD is a tribute compilation of great old Country Music made new. It is close to our hearts and a souvenir of music that my family had enjoyed watching our now 83 year old father, perform while we were growing up. It was a wonderful endeavor and I am very proud to share with you some of my family's talents. Song number 6 on this CD is "Tomorrow I'll Be Gone". This was a special treat for our family to record at Bobby LaLond's studio in Vankleek Hill; a song written by my (late) Uncle, Walter Young.

"Young Country" is an album project featuring my family ~ my father, sister and cousin. The CD is a tribute compilation of great old Country Music made new. It is close to our hearts and a souvenir of music that my family had enjoyed watching our now 83 year old father, perform while we were growing up. It was a wonderful endeavor and I am very proud to share with you some of my family's talents. Song number 6 on this CD is "Tomorrow I'll Be Gone". This was a special treat for our family to record at Bobby LaLond's studio in Vankleek Hill; a song written by my (late) Uncle, Walter Young.

Live from Beau's Oktoberfest, this raucous debate featured four pilot beers competing for a production run in the Beau's Wild Oats series.

Live from Beau's Oktoberfest, this oral history of Beau's features great stories told by Steve Beauchesne, Tim Beauchesne, Matt O'Hara and Jordan Bamforth.