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Beer Sessions Radio (TM) - Episode 84 - The First Beer Sessions #Tweetup!

First Aired - 10/04/2011 05:00PM
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This week Beer Sessions Radio host it's very fist beer tasting Tweetup. Join Jimmy Carbone and returning guest Tony Fordner of Ale Street News as well as Tim Besecker of PrivateTap.com, and Paul Dlugokencky of Blind Bat Brewery. Tony fills us in on the goings on at the Great American Beer Festival while Paul tells us how he managed to get a commercial beer license to run a brewery out of his garage. Later on in the show Jimmy and Joey Redner, founder, and Wayne Wambles, head brewer, of Cigar City Brewing take your questions on Twitter from hop profiles to cigar-beer pairings. This episode is sponsored by GreatBrewers.com.

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Beer Sessions Radio (TM): Tim Besecker of PrivateTap.com (19:40)

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Beer Tweetup! (15:40)

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Beer Distribution & Stability (20:52)

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The Main Course - Episode 114 - Marion Nestle & Michelle Petrulio

First Aired - 10/02/2011 12:00PM
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Marion Nestle joins this week's edition of The Main Course with hosts Patrick Martins & Katy Keiffer. Dr. Nestle talks about junk food marketing intended to hook children at an early age. Find out what voluntary regulations are in place now, and what Marion thinks our government should do to regulate these giant companies. Learn more about the high fructose corn syrup debate and hear what Dr. Nestle thinks about the breakfast cereals our children eat every day. Later on the show, Patrick & Katy talk with Michelle Petrulio, Head Chef of The Meatball Shop on Bedford Ave, Brooklyn. This episode was sponsored by White Oak Pastures.

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The Main Course Introduction (6:00)

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Marion Nestle on Food Advertising Regulations (16:36)

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Cereal, Fast Food & Calories (13:26)

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Michelle Petruilio, Head Chef of The Meatball Shop (26:22)

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Beer Sessions Radio (TM) - Episode 73 - Philosphy On Tap

First Aired - 07/19/2011 05:00PM
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This week Beer Sessions Radio is loaded with great guests and discussion. On the first part of the show Jimmy is joined by Jen Shwertman of Blind Tiger, Jay Steinhauer of American Beer Distributing, and Sean McCain of Victory Brewing Co who discuss both Green Flash beer and the green flash phenomena. Later on Matt Lawrence, philosophy teacher and writer of Philosphy On Tap calls in to talk about his book and the age-old human pastime of drinking and musing. This episode is sponsored by GreatBrewers.com.

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Episode 73: Jen Shwertman, Jay Steinhauer, Sean McCain (18:22)

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Matt Lawrence & Philosophy On Tap (13:38)

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Hopdevils! (21:03)

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