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    First Aired - 12/07/2010 05:00PM
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    This week on Beer Sessions tune in as Jimmy & Ray are joined by three very lively personalities in the studio. Warren Monteiro, known to some as the beer sensai, discusses some of the trends he's seeing in craft beer and John Holl explains what made him write a book about beer in Indiana! Later on the show, Jeremy Cowan of Shmaltz Brewing Company joins the conversation as everybody in studio comments on big industrial beers, athe Burger King beer bar, and growlers at Duane Reade. This episode was sponsored by GreatBrewers.com the best beer site on the internet.

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    Beer Sessions Introduction: Warren Monteiro & John Holl (19:18)

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    Lack of Quality in Mainstream Beers & Sour Beer Pairings (17:53)

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    First Aired - 04/05/2010 01:00PM
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    Cathy is joined by national bestselling author and public speaker Anna Lappe.
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    Let's Eat In Introduction: Anna Lappe (17:07)

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    Anna Lappe Talks About The Connection Between Food & Climate (15:31)

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    First Aired - 05/01/2013 02:00PM
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    What's the leading name is dieting? Weight Watchers. On this episode find out how Weight Watchers uses the latest science, education, and research to design programs that help people get healthy. Not all of it is rocket science: cooking food your self and eating more vegetables are two more obvious elements of cutting back, but Weight Watchers has been refining this process for the last 50 years into a comprehensive program that is both intuitive and insightful. Find out how their approach has remained steady through all of the drastic trends and fads in food over the years on this episode of HRN Community Sessions! Thanks to our sponsor, BluePrint.

    "The main goal of the company is to help people reach their goals... it's no fad based, the company focuses on the latest science." [1:35]

    "We wanna get people in the kitchen, we wanna get people cook, because if your trying to be healthy and trying to loose weight, you really need to cook" [2:50]

    "Our vision of what a portion of food is is very skewed" [9:30] -- Author Nancy Gagliardi on HRN Community Sessions!

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