Beer Sessions Radio
LIVE 5 - 5:45pm EST
First Aired - 04/02/2013 05:00PM
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Beer Sessions Radio recaps the Craft Brewer's Conference and talks Atlanta brews on this week's episode! Jimmy Carbone is joined in the studio by Dave Brodrick of Blind Tiger, and beer journalist of Crusin' for a Brewsin', Ale Sharpton, from Atlanta, Georgia. Tune in to hear Jimmy, Dave, and Ale chat about some of their favorite beers and bars in Washington, D.C. at the Craft Brewer's Conference. Learn about the Atlanta beer scene, and why Atlanta residents can expect more growler stations soon. Later, Jimmy calls up Chuck Silva: brewer at Green Flash Brewing Company. Jimmy, Dave, and Ale taste and comment on Green Flash's Friendship Brew. Hear Chuck talk about Green Flash's upcoming expansion to Virginia Beach! To wrap up the show, Ale shares some of his favorite beers from Atlanta. Eric Johnson of Wild Heaven Craft Beers calls in to talk about his Southern brewing processes and the Georgia craft beer scene! Thanks to our sponsor, GreatBrewers.com, and thanks to Pamela Royal for today's music!
"I love being the ambassador for Atlanta, but when I'm out of town, it's good to feel the love of different cities." [34:10] -- Ale Sharpton on Beer Sessions Radio
"There's something of an art to brewing a sweet beer that has a balanced flavor." [40:05] -- Eric Johnson on Beer Sessions Radio
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CBC Wrap-Up (16:11)
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Craft Brewer's Conference, Dave Brodrick, Ale Sharpton, Washington D.C., CBC, the beer industry, Beer Advocate, Garrett Oliver, Beer Connoisseur Magazine, Hong Kong, Sweden, Jet Magazine, Brooklyn Brewery, Carnegie Porter, Jimmy's No. 43, Regional Food & Drink, Churchkey, The Feelies, 9:30 Club, Smith Commons, Allagash, Cruisin' for a Brewsin', Atlanta, ATLien, Terrapin, Classic City Brew Fest, the South, brewpub, growler, Buckhead, Wild Heaven Craft Beers, Beggars and Thieves, IPA, Peekskill, Eastern Standard, Ithaca Flower Power, The Brewer's Art, Devil's Backbone, beer distribution, Baltimore, Lagunitas, Ommegang, nanobreweries,Chuck Silva (16:09)
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Blanca, Chuck Silva, San Diego, Friendship Brew, black saison, obscure beer styles, Belgium, Mike Hinkley, Green Flash Brewing Company, Virginia Beach, Dave Matthews, roast, licorice, beer and food pairing, hamburger, spice, local, white sage, mint, Double Stout Black Ale, Dave Adams, Park Slope, Brooklyn, Whole Foods, Fourth Avenue Pub, Pacific Standard,Wild Heaven Craft Beers (14:41)
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Brooklyn Brewhouse, Sixpoint, wine, Blind Tiger, DBA, Belgian Beer Bar, Cooper's, Beer for Beasts, Shane Welch, brown ale, Ode to Mercy, Alström Brothers, University of Georgia, U.S. hops, coffee, lactose, creaminess, pine, French Oak, pinot noir, Eschaton, Athens, designated driver, Trapeze, Moon River,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 09/14/2009 03:30PM
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This week on Hot Grease, Nicole Taylor talks about Michelle Obama's helping hand in promoting local farmer's markets. Also on the show, Judith Winfrey of Slow Food Atlanta talks about her farm, Love is Love Farm.
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Michelle Obama's Influence On Farmer's Markets with Katie Michel (9:37)
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traffic, gardening, tourists, Hot Grease, Nicole Taylor, farmers markets, street closures, Washington DC, Michelle Obama, White House Garden, national coverage, Obama administration, Food Inc., Michelle Obama has helped average people find farmer's markets, fresh farm markets, Mount Pleasant, Silver Springs Maryland, commercial area, government offices, www.dcist.com, Trinidad, Columbia Heights, seasonality, Hearst Ranch,Judith Winfrey of Slow Food Atlanta (9:29)
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Slow Food USA National Day of Action, slow food Atlanta, quality of food, Atlanta, Georgia, eat ins, public schools, healthy food, organic garden, farmer's market, Love is Love Farm, Judith Winfrey, family agriculture, kitchen garden, Food Not Bombs, http://www.foodnotbombs.net/, apprenticeship, Georgia Organic, there is a dire need for young people in agriculture, being a farmer without being a landowner, Greenhorn Radio, farming is hard work, weather, community,Judith Talks About Love is Love Farm (12:50)
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Love is Love Farm, Top Chef Las Vegas, http://www.loveislovefarm.com/, Joe Reynolds, Kevin Gillespie, pork, peppers, seasonality, squash, Slow Food Ark of Taste, gumbo, summer flowers, fresh eggs, chickens, Delaware Hens, certified organic feed, 150 hens are producing 80 eggs a day, olive oil, ice cream, nutritional yeast, hippies, Peach Tree Road Farmer's Market, CSA, Community Supported Agricultre, church, Star Provisions, http://www.facebook.com/pages/Douglasville-GA/Love-is-Love-Farm/14079829974, wood fire grill, sun gold cherry tomatoes,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 05/27/2010 02:00PM
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Severine speaks to Judith Winfrey of Love is Love Farm about her harrowing experience with a storm that put 5 feet of water over her entire farm!
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Love is Love Farm (37:13)
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Judith Winfrey, Love is Love, Atlanta GA, eggs and veggies, slow food Atlanta, the Wholesome Wave Foundation, double the value of nutriotion assistance dollars spent at farmers markets, East Atlanta Village Farmers Market, good food to as many people locally as possible, food movement busybody, Judith is NOT inexhaustible, last fall's flooding, beautiful cool weather with just the right amount of rain, its important to prove that young people who don't own land can still farm, Chattahoochee, storm systems sometimes hang out in little valleys or dips, waking up to the farm being under 5 feet of moving water, act really quickly and begin documenting during a disaster, some agency will NOT take care of everything for you, FEMA, USDA, it takes a long time for agency help to come through, big community band-aid, wobbly weather,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
