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In this part of the conversation, we talk about our recent experience playing the board game Small World for my birthday. It was a fun time for me and my kids, and even sparked some nostalgia for my daughter Ally, who used to play it with her dad. We discuss the different characters we enjoy playing in role-playing games, like warriors, thieves, sneaky rogues, and powerful mages. Shannon adds that she tends to be a leader and approaches games analytically. We have a great discussion exploring the various character options and traits. Moving on, we delve into the fascinating world of idioms and phrases. We explore their meanings and the cultural and historical context behind them. Idioms like "cherry on top" and "caught between a rock and a hard place" are touched upon, underscoring the importance of cultural knowledge in understanding them fully. We ponder the origins and common usage of idioms such as "beef up" and "bigger fish to fry," reflecting on their literal meanings. Additionally, we dive into idioms like "cool as a cucumber" and "costs an arm and a leg," marveling at their alliteration and metaphorical associations. Through this exploration, we gain a deeper appreciation for the linguistic and cultural significance of idioms. As we near the end of the show, we discuss idioms that seem nonsensical at first glance. Phrases like "dress to the nines" and "beating a dead horse" are mentioned, acknowledging that while their origins may be unclear, they have become ingrained in our everyday language. We laugh and joke about idioms like "bringing home the bacon" and "beating around the bush," recognizing the absurdity and charm they bring to our conversations. Before bidding farewell, we sprinkle in a few more idioms like "running like the wind" and "the straw that broke the camel's back." We look forward to reconnecting with you in the next episode! 00:00:12 Refreshments and a Cough 00:04:14 Transition to Karaoke Experience 00:07:23 Dealing with a Special Needs Dog 00:10:47 Recounting a painful dog bite incident 00:13:48 Snake's good eating habits and lack of venom 00:17:40 Reassurance about a non-biting gecko 00:20:40 Gecko's Photogenic and Smiling 00:27:21 Cricket Feeding Techniques and Doobie Roaches 00:30:57 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Movie Review 00:36:46 A Hallmark vs. Lifetime movie debate 00:46:14 Company's Valuable News and Reporting Structure Changes 00:56:32 Reptile Lighting Solutions and Day-Night Cycles 01:07:23 Creating Characters and Party Goals 01:11:11 Dealing with Party Conflicts and PvP 01:16:40 Survival in high-level fights and character mortality. 01:27:22 Discussing preferred character types for D&D 01:30:26 Considering being a network security engineer in Shadowrun 01:34:01 Discussing Ellie's character's level and edition of D&D 01:37:35 Different Classes and Play Styles 01:47:26 The meaning of "eating shit" in different contexts 01:50:52 Curious about the origins of idioms 01:54:31 Reflecting on the difficulty of learning idioms in another language 01:57:51 Discussing the confusion caused by literal translations of idioms 02:01:00 Reflecting on the difficulty of understanding idioms as a newcomer 02:11:19 Idioms: Snowball's Chance in Hell, Raining Cats and Dogs 02:20:30 The confusion of idioms and their meanings 02:29:45 The Last Straw and Blood Splatter 02:33:20 All Ears and Add Fuel to the Fire 02:35:35 Misunderstanding idiomatic expression - Bend over backward confusion 02:36:07 A Bone to Pick with Idioms 02:41:29 Figurative Expressions: Apple Doesn't Fall Far from the Tree 02:44:31 Figurative Expressions: Cross Your Fingers 02:47:55 Casual Conversation and Nervousness about Next Week 02:53:22 Understanding the Same Boat Analogy 02:56:05 Strange Idioms and their Literal Meanings 03:01:02 Odd-sounding Expressions: Enchiladas, Shooting Matches, and More 03:04:06 Confusion and Frustration with Idioms
In this episode, we dive into a wide range of fascinating topics. We start off by discussing the issue of fraud in the crypto world and how it affects the industry as a whole. We then shift gears and delve into the challenges of landing boosters in SpaceX missions, exploring the incredible feats of engineering behind these groundbreaking achievements. Moving on, we take a closer look at the history of Israel and the conflicts in the region. We explore the complex dynamics at play and offer insights into our own personal experiences and family backgrounds. Along the way, we touch on the importance of finding joy in life and pursuing hobbies like blacksmithing. Our conversation takes unexpected turns as we share our most memorable driving experiences and discuss the world of video games. We also reveal a surprising passion for reptiles and talk about our experiences volunteering at a reptile sanctuary. As we near the end of the episode, we express our heartfelt appreciation to our loyal listeners. We take a moment to promote our woodworking company and invite our audience to check out our Instagram page for a glimpse into our creative projects. We even announce an exciting giveaway and hint at the possibility of welcoming a lucky listener onto the show. Join us for this captivating conversation that spans a multitude of subjects and offers unique perspectives on a wide range of topics. 00:00:06 Craig conversation leads to discussion on fraud and Sam Bankman Freed 00:11:23 The Risks of Gambling and Casinos 00:16:09 Furniture Haul and Refinishing Projects 00:22:53 SpaceX's Expensive Beer and Falcon Heavy Launch 00:28:12 Landing Boosters and the Physics Behind It 00:31:13 Elon Musk's Twitter Controversies and Impact on SpaceX 00:34:23 Appreciating the Big Bang Theory 00:40:47 Heat and Radiation: Equilibrium and Energy Release 00:46:02 Personal Perspective on Middle East Conflict and Anti-Semitism 00:49:07 Questioning Israeli settlements in Palestine 00:53:11 Lack of trust and the unlikelihood of peace 00:58:54 The Issue of Land and Reservations 01:03:45 Finding Joy in the Chaos of Life 01:07:01 Embracing the Beauty of the Moment 01:10:59 Nostalgic love for old game systems 01:16:32 Understanding the snake's behavior and overcoming fear 01:20:26 Post Show Wrap-Up and Thanks 01:24:03 Enter the Gnarly Burl Giveaway on Instagram 01:25:43 Greg McGill: The First in the Future
In this episode of the podcast, we delve into a variety of intriguing topics. Firstly, we explore the science behind tides and the role the moon plays in their creation. We discuss how the gravitational influence of the moon squeezes the ocean, causing bulges and pumping action. We also touch upon the varying levels of tides in different locations and how the geometry of a place can affect this phenomenon. Our conversation then takes an interesting turn as we delve into the concept of 0.999999 repeating being equal to 1. We explain that, mathematically, the two numbers are indeed the same, but acknowledge the challenges in grasping this concept due to the complexities surrounding infinity. The topic of discussion then shifts towards intriguing research and peculiar awards. We explore the Ig Nobel Awards, which highlight thought-provoking yet amusing studies. We mention examples such as the research on licking rocks to enhance visibility and a study on jamais vu, the opposite of déjà vu. We acknowledge our limited understanding of these psychological phenomena and refrain from speculating without further research. We further delve into the realm of memory and false memories. We discuss how external factors can influence our perception of reality and how misfirings in the brain can create the sensation of déjà vu. We share personal experiences and debate the nature of reality and memory, engaging in a lighthearted discussion on the topic. Other topics we touch upon include reanimating dead spiders for use as gripping tools, counting nose hairs, backward speech, and the Stanford Toilet project, which analyzes human waste. Additionally, we mention an experiment involving electrified chopsticks and changing the taste of food, as well as the intriguing phenomenon of people looking up when others do. We wrap up the episode by discussing the invasive spotted lanternfly and the dislike many have towards these bugs. We highlight the need to eliminate the Tree of Heaven, the species they infest, and consider various methods for achieving this. Throughout the conversation, we engage in lively banter, humorous anecdotes, and thought-provoking discussions, ensuring an entertaining and informative listening experience for our audience. 00:00:00 Introduction and Setting the Topic 00:05:03 Understanding the Mechanics of Tides 00:15:19 The Usefulness of Calculus 00:15:45 Trying to Recall a Math Video 00:18:16 The concept of infinity and decimal numbers 00:21:26 The Unpleasantness of a Shitty Job 00:21:37 Bone Lick Canyon and Fossil Licking 00:29:57 Reflecting on the feeling of déjà vu 00:35:02 Mechanical Engineering Prize: Reanimating Dead Spiders as Gripping Tools 00:42:25 The Length of Nose Hairs: A Curious Discussion 00:43:07 Pain and Pleasure of Nose Hair Plucking 00:44:46 Sentence Reversal and Phonemes 00:47:45 Electrified Chopsticks and Changing Taste 00:54:00 Confusion over delayed information and infestation at home 00:57:42 Debate on whether anchovies contribute to global warming 01:01:30 Highlighting the complexity and extrapolation of scientific studies 01:05:09 Analyzing the Potential of Public Health Monitoring 01:11:42 Dogs: The Evolutionary Connection with Humans
In this episode, we cover a variety of topics ranging from pet stories to flavor combinations, AI limitations, conspiracy theories, and black holes. We start with Greg sharing his experience of getting a bite mark from a python named Gwazba and discuss the nature of pythons as constrictors and their relatively harmless bites. We also talk about Greg's leopard gecko, Penrose, and her adorable behavior of indicating when she needs to poop. The conversation takes a light-hearted turn as we discuss funny anecdotes about pets' bathroom habits. Moving on, we delve into the limitations of AI in providing genuine answers and the tendency for people to believe in conspiracy theories without critical thinking. We touch on the influence of media, including QAnon, and share personal experiences with individuals who have fallen into such beliefs. We also discuss the importance of acknowledging our limitations in knowledge and the need to approach subjects with humility. Shifting gears, we explore different flavor combinations, such as peanut butter and pickles, and how the combination of diverse flavors can work surprisingly well. We share our thoughts on various food and drink combinations, including a show called "How to Drink" that we enjoy. Additionally, we discuss a previous food-related episode where we experimented with ingredients to create a delicious sandwich. The conversation takes a turn towards personal connections and family anecdotes, such as the humorous coincidence of a special prosecutor having the same name as one of our fathers. We also discuss the concept of "Make America Florida" and the political direction the state is heading in. We reflect on the influence of media on people's beliefs and the tendency for some individuals to fall into conspiracy theories without critical thinking. Exploring the topic of black holes, we debunk popular misconceptions and provide a clearer understanding of these intriguing cosmic phenomena. We explain the nature of black holes as regions of extreme density and gravity, address misconceptions regarding their behavior, and discuss the challenges of detecting certain wavelengths of light. The conversation then veers into political topics, discussing potential candidates for the upcoming presidential election and sharing opinions on figures like Trump and Biden. We express disappointment in Biden's performance and comment on Trump's behavior and his dedicated following. We also touch on the influence of religions and the main speaker's personal lack of respect for such beliefs. Towards the end of the episode, we touch on the concept of life as a competition and the relentless nature of nature itself. We mention the impact of certain species, like blue-green algae, on the planet and its implications for the existence of life as we know it. The episode concludes with a lighthearted comment, comparing the discussion to an episode of "Rick and Morty." Overall, this episode covers a wide range of engaging and thought-provoking topics, providing insights, personal anecdotes, and humorous moments throughout. 00:00:00 Snake Bite from Gwazba, the Spotted Python 00:06:02 A Cute and Weird Observation about Pets 00:09:24 AI's Limitations and the YouTube Channel "How to Drink" 00:14:15 The Strange World of Bar Orders 00:20:13 Creating the Flavor Triangle for Beer 00:23:52 Unexpected Flavor Combinations: Cheeseburgers with Peanut Butter 00:25:00 Exploring the Flavor Triangle 00:29:15 Discussing the possibility of kicking a state out of the country 00:31:45 QAnon and the Belief in a Satanic Cabal 00:34:43 Flat Earth Movement to QAnon Conspiracy Theories 00:40:21 The Problem with Simplistic Explanations in Popular Science 00:43:51 Understanding Black Holes as Regions of Extreme Space-Time Curvature 00:48:02 The long journey of photons escaping a black hole 00:55:49 Trump and DeSantis as Potential Candidates 01:05:45 Silly Science and Losing Respect for String Theory 01:09:14 The Battle of Nature and Life's Relentless Competition 01:13:37 Blue-green Algae: The Great Oxygenation Event 01:16:10 Awkward Silence and Comfortable Conversations
mass. This design involved using conventional explosives to compress the fissile material, creating a supercritical state and triggering a nuclear reaction. The implosion design was more complex and required extensive testing to ensure its effectiveness. Greg then discusses the ethical implications of nuclear weapons and the devastating consequences of their use. He emphasizes the need for international cooperation and disarmament efforts to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of open dialogue and education about nuclear weapons to promote awareness and understanding of their destructive power. 00:00:01 Technical Difficulties and Backup Recordings 00:01:02 A Hike and a Love for Turtles 00:01:42 A Detour to US1 along the Coastline 00:03:41 Exploring Million Dollar Houses and Window Shopping 00:09:11 Petrified Wood-like Rocks and Glacial Grooves 00:13:03 Tourist-filled Bourbon Street-like area; not ideal lodging. 00:17:25 Memorable dinner at Jordan Pond House with delicious dishes. 00:20:51 Preparing meals with fresh seafood from the local store 00:25:38 Cooking a delicious mussel pasta with shallot and wine sauce 00:29:38 Preparing a seafood feast: Scallops, Mashed Potatoes, and more 00:34:44 Lobster extravaganza: Bisque and Lobster Mac creation 00:38:49 Perfecting Lobster Bisque and Lobster Mac 00:49:12 Preparing for an AI-written episode of Craft Beer Radio 00:50:39 Introducing The Brew Tank Man and Jasper Hopps 00:55:42 What's a hectare? Hector from Breaking Bad? 00:59:29 Hard seltzers popular among younger, health-conscious consumers. The appeal and potential of hard seltzers. 01:02:48 Discussion on craft beer preferences. Introduction to beer reviews. 01:03:32 Introducing Beer Reviews 01:06:39 Remembering Tony Nippling and Craft Beer in Pittsburgh 01:09:59 Introducing the topics: Murphy's Law and LK99 01:13:37 Reflecting on the disappointment of "Justified" and Star Trek 01:16:41 The lack of good writers and artistic merit in some shows 01:21:19 Room Temperature Superconductors: Potential and Excitement 01:28:24 The Potential of a Generation-Defining Material Science Discovery 01:32:20 Equipment Limitations and Non-Replicable Results 01:39:14 Explaining the Fascination with Nuclear Weapons 01:42:56 The Three Shakes of a Nuclear Reaction 01:47:04 The Challenge of Weaponizing Nuclear Devices 01:50:39 Conventional vs Nuclear Bombs: Devastation and Fallout Comparison 01:54:10 Nuclear Weapons in Space: Ineffectiveness and Cooling Challenges 01:57:21 Worst-Case Scenario: Unintentional Radiation Spreading
In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of atoms and their constituent particles. We start by discussing the basic concepts of protons, neutrons, and electrons, emphasizing the critical role electrons play in chemistry. Moving forward, we explore how the stability of elements is influenced by the number of protons and neutrons they contain. We also touch upon the intriguing phenomenon of heavy elements decaying and share some exciting scientific discoveries related to neutrinos and the gravitational wave background. Shifting gears, we transition into the realm of image processing and the application of large language models and transformers in this field. We delve into the process of training the models to denoise and restore images, starting from incorporating noise and gradually enhancing the model's denoising capabilities. Additionally, we discuss the utilization of random noise as a foundation for image generation, enabling the model to produce unique visuals based on specific prompts. While we acknowledge the model's ability to recognize general object features, we mention that it lacks a complete understanding of particular concepts. For instance, it struggles to differentiate between cats and dogs. Intriguingly, we reveal our plan to leverage this technology in creating a captivating image for our podcast, "Failed Threesome." We elaborate on the need to find a suitable platform for collaborating on image creation and our aspiration to generate a court sketch incorporating a beer element, given our podcast's theme. As we brainstorm ideas, we express the challenges we face in finding the perfect image to represent our podcast. We consider enlisting the help of an anthropomorphic oyster as our on-air persona, and we share different image ideas that range from a vintage photograph with a 90s aesthetic of a New York City street to an atmosphere reminiscent of the Matrix. Despite attempting to generate a coloring book sheet featuring a fire dragon spinning flames, our expectations were not fully met. On a positive note, we stumbled upon some excellent figures reminiscent of Dali's style, having a delightful Disney-like quality and superior artwork. Unfortunately, when it comes to image quality, Bing falls short, and chat GPT suggestions didn't meet our expectations either. Realizing that discussing images in a podcast may seem futile since our audience cannot see them, we acknowledge our limited listener base and ponder whether anyone is still tuned in. In a heartfelt plea, we ask any listeners who may be present to connect with us on Discord, emphasizing how their support means the world to us. Wrapping up this episode, we recognize that it may be time to move on from the image discussion for now. After all, dwelling on this topic further serves little purpose. However, for those few dedicated listeners out there, we express our gratitude and encourage them to engage with us on Discord. 00:00:00 Planning for a future episode and scheduling logistics 00:03:44 Considering the option of adding lime to improve the taste 00:04:42 Lime in the Beer: The Essence of Corona 00:12:28 The Future of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 00:16:20 A passionate rant about the last season of Picard 00:20:02 Criticizing poorly thought out liberal communications companies. 00:23:37 Exploring the realistic space combat simulation game "Children of a Dead Earth." 00:27:04 Reflecting on the two-dimensional nature of battles in Star Trek and Star Wars. 00:30:17 Experience and Managing People 00:31:33 Situational Leadership II: A Training Recommendation 00:37:28 The Coaching Habit: Becoming a Coach Instead of a Director 00:43:06 The Benefits of Unlimited Vacation Time 00:50:14 Disappointment with "Force Awakens" and Lack of Plan 00:54:15 Possibilities for Expanding the Star Trek Universe 01:00:08 The Lost Art of Teaching Practical Skills to Kids 01:01:38 Observations at the Seder 01:10:54 The Debate on Using Reusable Grocery Bags 01:17:42 Dishwasher Hacks and Improving Efficiency 01:19:10 Introduction to Super Heavy Elements and Chemistry Basics 01:31:05 Waves and Frequency: Zooming In vs. Zooming Out 01:34:53 Gravity and Quantum Mechanics: The Mysterious Link 01:38:02 Discussion about Milk Preferences 01:46:28 Frosted Miniweeds and the Versatility of Cereal 01:56:35 Experimenting with Celery Seed and Flavor Enhancements 02:00:23 The Overwhelming Evidence for Artisanal Ketchup 02:05:41 Utilizing a food processor for efficient meal preparation 02:16:34 GPT-3's limitations in accessing certain types of information 02:26:05 The fascinating process of image generation through iterations 02:28:51 The Difference between Chat GPT and Stand-up Performance 02:29:45 Failed attempts and frustrations with generating images 02:33:15 Reflecting on the pointlessness of image generation on a podcast
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BEERS Fort George Vortex IPA https://fortgeorgebrewery.com/beer/vortex-ipa/ Mindful Putin’s Revenge https://untappd.com/b/mindful-brewing-company-putin-s-revenge/1896196 Kasteel Barista Chocolate Quad https://untappd.com/b/brouwerij-van-honsebrouck-barista-chocolate-quad/1077683 Anchorage Most is Most https://untappd.com/b/anchorage-brewing-company-most-is-most/3153548 Double Mountain Devil’s Cuvee Kriek https://www.doublemountainbrewery.com/double-mountain-beers/devils-cuvee-kriek/ Triple Forte Ship Out IPA RANKINGS: Jeff: 1. Double Mountain 2. Anchorage 3. Kasteel Greg: 1. Double Mountain 2. Anchorage 3. Kasteel SOCIAL: @craftbeerradio on Twitter http://twitter.com/craftbeerradio CBR on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/thecraftbeerradio SUPPORT CBR: Subscribe or Donate http://www.craftbeerradio.com/donate.html Review CBR on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-radio-podcast/id73802691?mt=2 CBR Amazon Store http://craftbeerradio.com/amazon EXTRAS: Preshow http://www.craftbeerradio.com/cbr-extras/CBR-503x1-20190701.mp3 Postshow http://www.craftbeerradio.com/cbr-extras/CBR-503x2-20190701.mp3
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BEERS Cigar City Oatmeal Raisin Cookie https://www.cigarcitybrewing.com/beer/oatmeal-raisin-cookie/ Collective Arts Life in the Clouds https://untappd.com/b/collective-arts-brewing-life-in-the-clouds/2429930 Sixpoint Barrel-Aged 4Beans https://sixpoint.com/beers/barrel-aged-4beans/ Gun Hill Void of Light https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/34149/128948/?ba=metter98 Gun Hill Haze Complex https://untappd.com/b/gun-hill-brewing-company-haze-complex/3180864 Ballast Point Sprice Tip Sculpin https://www.ballastpoint.com/beer/spruce-tip-sculpin-ipa/ RANKINGS: Jeff: 1. Sixpoint 2. Collective Arts 3. Ballast Point 4. Cigar City 5. Haze Complex 6. Void of Light Greg: 1. Sixpoint 2. Collective Arts 3. Cigar City 4. Ballast Point 5. Haze Complex 6. Void of Light SOCIAL: @craftbeerradio on Twitter http://twitter.com/craftbeerradio CBR on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/thecraftbeerradio SUPPORT CBR: Subscribe or Donate http://www.craftbeerradio.com/donate.html Review CBR on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-radio-podcast/id73802691?mt=2 CBR Amazon Store http://craftbeerradio.com/amazon EXTRAS: Preshow http://www.craftbeerradio.com/cbr-extras/CBR-502x1-20190621.mp3 Postshow http://www.craftbeerradio.com/cbr-extras/CBR-502x2-20190621.mp3
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BEERS Cape May Follow The Gull https://www.capemaybrewery.com/beers/follow-the-gull/ Innis & Gunn Gunnpowder IPA https://www.innisandgunn.com/item/47/InnisGunn/Gunnpowder-IPA.html Fury Brewing Dad’s Nuts https://untappd.com/b/fury-brewing-company-dad-s-nuts-ba-rye-whiskey/3140977 * Monday Night Dark Subject Matter https://mondaynightbrewing.com/beers/dark-subject-matter/ Three Magnets The Cocoa https://untappd.com/b/three-magnets-brewing-company-the-cocoa/3170369 Wild Leap Alpha Abstraction https://untappd.com/b/wild-leap-brew-co-alpha-abstraction-vol-6/3123362
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BEERS Oskar Blues Barrel Aged Ten Fidy (2019) https://www.oskarblues.com/beer/ba-ten-fidy/ Sam Adams Kosmic Mother Funk Grand Cru (2014) https://untappd.com/b/boston-beer-company-samuel-adams-kosmic-mother-funk-kmf/226555 Sam Adams Utopia (2014) https://www.samueladams.com/our-beers/specialty-beers/ale/utopias Dogfish Head World Wide Stout (2005) https://www.dogfish.com/brewery/beer/world-wide-stout New Belgium La Folie (2019) https://www.newbelgium.com/beer/la-folie/ The Bruery Grey Monday (2015) https://www.thebruery.com/beer/grey-monday RANKINGS: Jeff: 1. KMF 2. The Bruery 3. Dogfish Head 4. New Belgium 5. Utopia 6.Oscar Blues Greg: 1. KMF 2. Dogfish Head 3. The Bruery 4. Utopia 5. New Belgium 6. Oscar Blues SOCIAL: @craftbeerradio on Twitter http://twitter.com/craftbeerradio CBR on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/thecraftbeerradio SUPPORT CBR: Subscribe or Donate http://www.craftbeerradio.com/donate.html Review CBR on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-radio-podcast/id73802691?mt=2 CBR Amazon Store http://craftbeerradio.com/amazon EXTRAS: Preshow http://www.craftbeerradio.com/cbr-extras/CBR-500x1-20190517.mp3 Postshow http://www.craftbeerradio.com/cbr-extras/CBR-500x2-20190517.mp3
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BEERS Southern Tier Lake Shore Fog Innis & Gunn Kindred Spirits https://www.innisandgunn.com/us/discover/blog/kindred-spirits Evil Twin Decadent Delight https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/24300/345742/ Sly Fox Hop Project 10 https://www.slyfoxbeer.com/beer/hop-project-no-010 M.I.A. Tourist Trappe https://www.mia.beer/index.php/our-beers/ 10 Barrel Crush Cucumber Sour https://10barrel.com/beer/crush-cucumber-sour/ RANKINGS: Jeff: 1. 10 Barrel 2. Sly Fox 3. MIA 4. Evil twin 5. Innis & Gunn 6. Southern Tier Greg: 1. Sly Fox 2. MIA 3. Evil Twin 4. 10 Barrel 5. Innis & Gunn 6. Southern Tier SOCIAL: @craftbeerradio on Twitter http://twitter.com/craftbeerradio CBR on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/thecraftbeerradio SUPPORT CBR: Subscribe or Donate http://www.craftbeerradio.com/donate.html Review CBR on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-radio-podcast/id73802691?mt=2 CBR Amazon Store http://craftbeerradio.com/amazon EXTRAS: Postshow http://www.craftbeerradio.com/cbr-extras/CBR-499x2-20190510.mp3
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BEERS König Ludwig Royal Bavarian Hefeweizen https://www.warsteiner.com/our-beer/konig-ludwig-weisssbier/?t=1557019304753 Epic Brewing Son Of A Baptist https://www.epicbrewing.com/the-beers/exponential-series/item/7101-son-of-a-baptist Silver Moon 2018 Contrarium https://untappd.com/b/silver-moon-brewing-2018-contrarium-aged-in-cabernet-syrah-and-merlot-barrels/2964099 Other Half Double Citra Daydream https://otherhalfbrewing.com/beer/ddh-double-citra-daydream/ Evasion Brewing Yamhill Punch https://untappd.com/b/evasion-brewing-yamhill-punch/2847975 Ruben’s Brews Auspicious Sons https://untappd.com/b/reuben-s-brews-auspicious-sons/3113838 RANKINGS: Jeff: 1. Silver Moon 2. Ruben’s 3. Other Half 4. Evasion 5. Epic 6. König Greg: 1. Other Half 2. Ruben’s 3. Silver Moon 4. Evasion 5. Epic 6. König SOCIAL: @craftbeerradio on Twitter http://twitter.com/craftbeerradio CBR on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/thecraftbeerradio SUPPORT CBR: Subscribe or Donate http://www.craftbeerradio.com/donate.html Review CBR on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-radio-podcast/id73802691?mt=2 CBR Amazon Store http://craftbeerradio.com/amazon EXTRAS: Preshow http://www.craftbeerradio.com/cbr-extras/CBR-498x1-20190504.mp3 Postshow http://www.craftbeerradio.com/cbr-extras/CBR-498x2-20190504.mp3
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