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DC Beer's Richard and Mike speak with Elliott Johnson and Jahi Wartts of Soul Mega, one of the newest breweries in DC. Elliott and Jahi talk about the philosophy behind their company and their grassroots efforts to promote the Soul Mega brand.The Embodiment of GreatnessElliott and Jahi met through work about ten years ago. Both novice homebrewers at the time, they quickly began trading beers, then collaborating on brews, and finally scaling operations. After receiving positive feedback from a number of friends, they began making plans to establish their own brewery.When Elliott and Jahi started their brewery last year, they chose the name “Soul Mega,” which means “the embodiment of something great.” Indeed, they see Soul Mega not only as a brewery but as a lifestyle brand. Both co-founders embody this philosophy in their operations, as each uses his unique strengths to help bring excellent beer to the customer. Building Relationships Directly with DC CustomersElliott and Jahi have been working at the grassroots level to build their customer base since it began operations a year ago. They have presented their beer at several DC-area events, including Trill Grill Fest, and they are planning a number of popup events in the future (including a December 21, 2019, Festivus celebration). Soul Mega's beer is also available at Pub and the People, HalfSmoke, Mr. Braxton Bar & Kitchen, Present Company, and Capo Deli.Elliott and Jahi continue to improve the Soul Mega brand recognition by introducing themselves to as many locals as possible. As beer wholesalers, they recognize that customer relationship-building is the key to success in establishing a following in Washington DC.A Global Spin on the First BeerSoul Mega's first beer on the market is the Worldwide American Pale Ale. Jahi explained that Worldwide is a stylistic mix of several beer types from around the world, including American Pale Ale, American IPA, American Wheat, and Belgian. Its diverse flavors appeal to multiple flavor palates so it can be enjoyed by all. Elliot and Jahi are currently working to put additional beers on the market, including a Black IPA, Red Ale, and Rye Porter. Stay tuned for these new beer releases, as well as upcoming events, by checking out Soul Mega's website and Instagram. And, as always, you can catch up on all the DC Beer Show episodes here, and subscribe to our weekly newsletter, the DC Beer Weekly Pour.

We are big proponents of the 12-step program. There is also a spiritual component of the program. For many people this can be a big turn off. Other people have trouble reconciling the difference between spirituality and their individual religion. We talk about all of this today with our guest Elliott Hughes. Elliott is the National Outreach Coordinator for Chapel Hill Medical Detox. In this episode, he shares his struggles with getting sober with just religion and how he didn’t accept the spiritual components of the 12-step program. Then he shares how he learned to balance the two. He needed the support, community, and action of the program, which then allowed him to practice a stronger faith in his own religion. Show Notes [03:43] Elliott grew up in Indiana. He went to church. He was a decent student. He was an athlete. [04:35] in spite of his Christian background, he fell into the grips of addiction. [04:43] He began drinking and smoking pot at 14. Things progressed until he found heroin, which really brought him to his knees. [07:02] Elliott doesn't think it was rebelling against church that made him start partying. [07:40] He just didn't have a solid foundation and chose the route of partying. [09:54] The 12-step program talks about a power greater than yourself. It's a spiritual program not a religious program. [11:44] Ben found church in his heart and grasps on to the fact that God spoke to him through other people. [13:11] You can get sober even if God isn't your path. [14:07] When Elliott meets one-on-one, he doesn't want to dilute the message of getting sober by preaching his beliefs. [16:36] Ben was a late bloomer with the higher power thing. [17:36] Elliott tried to get sober through church for years. [18:05] Elliott tried a 12-step program and it didn't work. Then he started a faith-based program, but just going to church wasn't enough. [19:25] It takes more than just going to church. You need a program combined with spirituality. [20:09] There is a sense of community in the sober community. It's hard to find like minded people at church who are also struggling with addiction unless you tell everyone about it. [21:07] With the 12-step program you do more than just attend meetings you have to take action. [21:20] There's a sense of community with like-minded people you all have the same goals and there's a service aspect. There is also the sponsor and sponsee part. [23:02] The 12 steps and the program gave me a practical way to take a look at myself that going to church didn't. [24:42] When people aren't vulnerable and honest, you can't see their transformation. [28:19] Faith without works is dead. [31:22] What Ben knows is from experience. We can use our struggles for His glory. [32:57] Elliott struggles between the balance of spiritual and religious. It's important for him to have the balance and feed himself spiritually. [34:40] Someone who hasn't struggled with addiction can't help him like someone who has could. [36:49] The difference between religion and spirituality for Elliott was a shift in his heart. [39:06] Spirituality is about the relationship you build with your higher power. [43:11] If people are out there struggling, they should just hold on because they can recover. Links and Resources: Chapel Hill Medical Detox Real Elliott Hughes on Facebook Real Elliott Hughes on Instagram

In episode four of the Masturbation Monday podcast, John Brownstone reads At the Office by Elliott Henry. When Elliott’s not taking amazing dick pics for his blog, he’s writing smutty, smutty stories for everyone to enjoy. In this episode: John Brownstone reads At the Office by Elliott Henry. Originally published on Masturbation Monday weeks 167.… Read More At the Office by Elliott Henry MM004 The post At the Office by Elliott Henry MM004 appeared first on Masturbation Monday.

Character Crunch is here. This week we are coving the next 3 episodes of Breaking Bad. Season 1 Episodes 4-6 This Weeks Episodes "Cancer Man" Hank and his DEA team have a meeting over the disappearance of Emilio and Krazy-8, the latter of whom is revealed to have been their informant. Hank also reports on their discovery of 99.1% pure methamphetamine. Although the DEA had no leads, Hank believes the product is good enough to make someone Albuquerque's new meth kingpin. Meanwhile, Walt tells Hank, Marie, and Walt Jr.; Skyler has already been told. Jesse smokes Walt's meth with two friends, and flees his house the next morning when he hallucinates that two religious evangelists at his door are armed bikers. "Gray Matter" Walt and Skyler attend a birthday party for their wealthy acquaintance, Elliott Schwartz. Walt and his then-girlfriend Gretchen had formed a company called Gray Matter Technologies with Elliott years before, but Walt opted to sell off his share. Subsequently, the company had flourished off Walt's innovations, and Elliott married Gretchen. Walt is tense at the birthday party due to this troubled past. When Elliott offers him a job and tells him Gray Matter has excellent health insurance, Walt realizes that Skyler told him about his cancer and gets upset with her. "Crazy Handful of Nothin'" Walt and Jesse come to an agreement: Walt will be the cook and silent partner in their meth operation, while Jesse will sell their product on the street. Walt also demands no further bloodshed. Meanwhile, as Walt's chemotherapy continues, he tells Skyler that Elliott's check came and he deposited it, when in fact he is struggling to pay for the treatment and plans on using his meth profits to cover it. At a family counseling session, Skyler tells Walt that she is concerned about his missing hours, but he explains that he just likes to be alone sometimes and take walks. follow the show on Twitter - https://twitter.com/CharacterCrunch Follow Dave on Twitter - https://twitter.com/Dacespace Follow Jeff on Twitter - https://twitter.com/jeffreydaley

Character Crunch is here. This week we are coving the next 3 episodes of Breaking Bad. Season 1 Episodes 4-6 This Weeks Episodes   "Cancer Man" Hank and his DEA team have a meeting over the disappearance of Emilio and Krazy-8, the latter of whom is revealed to have been their informant. Hank also reports on their discovery of 99.1% pure methamphetamine. Although the DEA had no leads, Hank believes the product is good enough to make someone Albuquerque's new meth kingpin. Meanwhile, Walt tells Hank, Marie, and Walt Jr.; Skyler has already been told. Jesse smokes Walt's meth with two friends, and flees his house the next morning when he hallucinates that two religious evangelists at his door are armed bikers. "Gray Matter" Walt and Skyler attend a birthday party for their wealthy acquaintance, Elliott Schwartz. Walt and his then-girlfriend Gretchen had formed a company called Gray Matter Technologies with Elliott years before, but Walt opted to sell off his share. Subsequently, the company had flourished off Walt's innovations, and Elliott married Gretchen. Walt is tense at the birthday party due to this troubled past. When Elliott offers him a job and tells him Gray Matter has excellent health insurance, Walt realizes that Skyler told him about his cancer and gets upset with her. "Crazy Handful of Nothin'" Walt and Jesse come to an agreement: Walt will be the cook and silent partner in their meth operation, while Jesse will sell their product on the street. Walt also demands no further bloodshed. Meanwhile, as Walt's chemotherapy continues, he tells Skyler that Elliott's check came and he deposited it, when in fact he is struggling to pay for the treatment and plans on using his meth profits to cover it. At a family counseling session, Skyler tells Walt that she is concerned about his missing hours, but he explains that he just likes to be alone sometimes and take walks. follow the show on Twitter - https://twitter.com/CharacterCrunch Follow Dave on Twitter - https://twitter.com/Dacespace Follow Jeff on Twitter - https://twitter.com/jeffreydaley

Character Crunch is here. This week we are coving the next 3 episodes of Breaking Bad. Season 1 Episodes 4-6 This Weeks Episodes "Cancer Man" Hank and his DEA team have a meeting over the disappearance of Emilio and Krazy-8, the latter of whom is revealed to have been their informant. Hank also reports on their discovery of 99.1% pure methamphetamine. Although the DEA had no leads, Hank believes the product is good enough to make someone Albuquerque's new meth kingpin. Meanwhile, Walt tells Hank, Marie, and Walt Jr.; Skyler has already been told. Jesse smokes Walt's meth with two friends, and flees his house the next morning when he hallucinates that two religious evangelists at his door are armed bikers. "Gray Matter" Walt and Skyler attend a birthday party for their wealthy acquaintance, Elliott Schwartz. Walt and his then-girlfriend Gretchen had formed a company called Gray Matter Technologies with Elliott years before, but Walt opted to sell off his share. Subsequently, the company had flourished off Walt's innovations, and Elliott married Gretchen. Walt is tense at the birthday party due to this troubled past. When Elliott offers him a job and tells him Gray Matter has excellent health insurance, Walt realizes that Skyler told him about his cancer and gets upset with her. "Crazy Handful of Nothin'" Walt and Jesse come to an agreement: Walt will be the cook and silent partner in their meth operation, while Jesse will sell their product on the street. Walt also demands no further bloodshed. Meanwhile, as Walt's chemotherapy continues, he tells Skyler that Elliott's check came and he deposited it, when in fact he is struggling to pay for the treatment and plans on using his meth profits to cover it. At a family counseling session, Skyler tells Walt that she is concerned about his missing hours, but he explains that he just likes to be alone sometimes and take walks. follow the show on Twitter - https://twitter.com/CharacterCrunch Follow Dave on Twitter - https://twitter.com/Dacespace Follow Jeff on Twitter - https://twitter.com/jeffreydaley

Elliott Hulse wants to help you get strong in every way. In this episode of the Renegade Radio Podcast, you’ll learn how to be physically strong and mentally tough. You’ll discover how to break the shackles that hold you back so that you can finally achieve your goals and live the life you want. Elliot will help you unlock the secrets that will make you a KING. Within a span of ten years, Elliot has evolved from a struggling personal trainer to a YouTube superstar with over one million subscribers.  In this episode, we discuss how Elliott discovered strength training and got his start in the fitness business.  We explore the birth of his YouTube channel and what he did to build his massive audience. And Elliot talks about the importance of finding and living one’s truth. Topics Include: His current training template and how he “self-medicates” with training.  6:47 Elliott’s start as a professional Strongman Competitor and his experiences with serious injuries.  9:30 When Elliott decided it was time to “switch characters” in order to fulfill his purpose and serve the world in a better way.  12:42 His first trainer and the man who introduced him to strength.  13:32 The life lessons he’s learned through lifting and why he sees injuries as gifts.  15:07 His thoughts on masculinity and the connection that we’re all missing in our lives.  16:11 Elliott’s advice for attracting the right people into your life; it starts with changing who you are.  21:15 How he got his start in the fitness industry and the introduction to a “non-job”.  22:35 His first experiences as an entrepreneur and the origins of Strength Camp.  24:26 From zero to over a million subscribers – How Elliott started out on You Tube.  27:32 Who and what influenced him to do business online.  30:09 The YouTube accident and the one month challenge that revolutionized Elliott’s approach to online business.  33:04 The long break that allowed him to find his truth and led to his documentary about “Dr. Squat”, Fred Hatfield, the 1st man to squat 1,000 lbs. 35:02 His thoughts on how gym owners, and all professionals, can improve their business.  39:54 The importance of building community in a brick and mortar gym and advice on how to do it.  41:10 Elliott’s latest passion project, Grounding Camp, and his first experiences with meditation.  43:04 The major differences between Elliott today versus 10 years ago.  48:45 Where he sees himself 10 years from now and the development of Strength Camp.  52:02 Connect with Elliot online Website Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube Listen to Renegade Radio: To listen, you can either hit the flash audio player below or browse the links to find your preferred format … Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to listen on SoundCloud Click here to subscribe via Stitcher Right click here and choose “Save As”to download this episode This episode is brought to you by Caffeine and Kilos. 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