35 Burst results for "Craft"
CoinDesk Podcast Network
Sam Altman's Crypto Project Worldcoin Raises $115M
"We love talking about WorldCoin. It's really surging into the headlines in recent weeks, largely around the hype and interest relating to artificial intelligence, AI. Now, word of this raise had been leaked a little bit. According to sources, this is going to be in the works and enough. Today, they announced that they've raised $115 million in a funding round led by Blockchain Capital and involving A16Z, Bain, Capital Crypto and others. Let's talk about WorldCoin. I think this is less a bet on the value of another coin and more a bet on the importance of systems that may counteract the rise of AI. That's very much a big part of what is being announced here by Blockchain Capital in a post written by Spencer Bogart. He talks about this proof of personhood concept as being the real secret sauce behind this project as the AI rises up. I'm going to toss this one straight to Jen for her initial thoughts. WorldCoin certainly been in the news quite a bit of late. What do you make of its most recent back end? $115 million. This is crazy. I feel like we haven't spoken about a raise this big. In at least a year, maybe we have all the days just kind of blend together for me. But Zach, you're right. I think about two weeks ago, we spoke about this new product that they launched that offered up a solution for authenticating humans in the age of AI through this biometric retina scanning orb. I think it's really interesting how they've been able to pull their narrative together. Now they're offering a solution to an issue that we've been discussing as AI accelerates faster and faster. They also have this crypto wallet that's part of their product that's supposed to be this really stripped down, much simpler way to hold your coins and store your assets. I think that they've developed a really interesting narrative, especially given what's going on in the news right now with wallets and AI. They have some big backers here. They have A16Z. I think I saw Bank Capital there. I think that they probably were able to craft a really compelling story, get that in front of VCs and raise this money. I think it's a strong and good bet for VCs who are waiting out the bear
AP News Radio
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear to face Republican Daniel Cameron in November
"Kentucky governor Andy beshear will have to face Republican Daniel Cameron in November. I Norman hall, attorney general Daniel Cameron has won the Republican primary for Kentucky governor and will face democratic governor Andy beshear in November. Cameron was endorsed by former president Donald Trump and emerged victorious from a 12 candidate field that included former United Nations ambassador Kelly craft and state agriculture commissioner Ryan quarles, Cameron would be the state's first black governor if elected, the race now shifts to the general election in November when the share will face a tough reelection bid in the Republican dominated state. I Norman hall
The Eric Metaxas Show
Pastor Allen Jackson: "They Are Hunting Christians"
"To my friend pastor Alan Jackson of world outreach church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Okay, so sticking with current events. There was a shooting recently, not far from you at a Christian school, a trans terrorist, a crazy woman who wrote a manifesto that they will not show us. Clearly specifically targeted Christians and the media is afraid to look into this to talk about this. It doesn't fit their narrative. Well, I would say a little different. They're not afraid. Their purposely hiding the ball. It should become a part of their propaganda where they hide the truth, and they give you the narrative they want. There's nothing to do with fear. It's intentional manipulation. And the Christians have got to become more savvy consumers. This would have been a hate crime if you'd plugged any other minority into that school. If it had been a Hispanic school, a Jewish school, a Muslim school, a black school, it would have been a hate crime before the sun went down. It was a Christian school, the purpose, the person clearly went hunting Christian hunting Christian children and some specific children, and they won't release the documentation that says that. I know some of the officers that have worked on it. It's not a mystery. They're hiding that. And we don't demand the truth. It's unfortunate until the Christians decide to stand up. We've reached a pivot point. And honestly, I don't know what the outcome is going to be because I don't see enough expressions of courage right now to cause me to believe we're going to walk this back. I think the current generation of young people are old people. We couldn't repeat Normandy because we wouldn't load those landing crafts and head into that fire. It's going to take that kind of a commitment to see a biblical world you come back to the public square. They are hunting Christians. They're telling us that Christians aren't welcome in a school because putting Christian student teachers are dangerous for the students in the population. That's been walked back by a court.
AP News Radio
Guards on famous yacht mistakenly shoot at Yemen Coast Guard
"Gods on a famous yacht have mistakenly shot at a Yemen coast guard craft. Private armed guards aboard the yacht once owned by the late Welsh act Richard Burton, have opened fire on the Yemeni coast guard, sparking a gunfight in the gulf of Aden. It's not immediately clear if anyone was wounded. Yemen authorities had originally thought it was an attack, however, a private intelligence firm says the guards aboard the ship had mistaken the Yemenis for pirates and opened fire.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Are We the Last Humans? AI Expert Joe Allen Weighs In
"We the last humans? That's a great question. Joe Allen, so I'm just reading some notes here. You suggest that we're staring down the barrel of two different and divergent transhumanist futures. What do you mean? So I think that it's put really well by people like James polos or Mary Harrington. I can't recommend their writing enough. Very, very intelligent. And they are much more fatalistic about this in some ways than I or certainly Steve. Steve Bannon comes out very strong on the point that we just got to stop this. We have to, if not, smash up the machines halt their progress. Polos and Harrington, I think are more fatalistic and what they describe really in essence is a situation in which we in the west are have a choice between two types of worldly power, the kind of Borg that you see represented by people like Google or Facebook or Microsoft, the sort of corporate politically correct Borg that is set up as a sort of police state over the rest of us, or an emperor model, which Musk represents. He's much more of a Caesar Augustus type character. And so it really is a choice, though, not between transhumanism or not transhumanism, is the style of transhumanism because the future that Musk foresees and is actively crafting with his billions is one in which we do create a godlike artificial general intelligence system
AP News Radio
GOP states targeting diversity, equity efforts in higher ed
"And analysis by The Associated Press finds Republican lawmakers in at least a dozen states have been proposing legislation to shut down the offices of diversity, equity, and inclusion at colleges and universities. The AP research finds more than 30 bills with similar language crafted by conservative groups, seeking to ban funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion offices, or forbid those concepts in employment and education decisions. Negative confirmation is being fomented by these offices. Texas Republican state representative Carl tepper introduced such a measure in his state, saying DEI offices so division on things like slavery and race relations. There are ideologically driven, I believe. On our marks with foundation, anti American. But the president of the American association of university professors, Irene mulvey, says their dog whistling she describes the bills as political ideological directives onto our campuses from state houses violating academic freedom and ultimately threatening democracy. I'm Jackie Quinn
The Charlie Kirk Show
Why Is the Regime Focused More on the Leaker Than the Leak?
"Is obviously heavily under 25, 21 is at the lower spectrum of that. The point being is that are we really supposed to believe that a 21 year old solely individually was able to get our top nation secrets and put them on a Discord server cash. Let's talk about the contents, the contents the contents. What did we learn here and why is the regime focusing more on the leaker than the leaked information? Let me just take that reversal real quick. So I forgot to mention in the previous segment. How is it that The New York Times and The Washington Post were the first to report this information about sensitive classified leaks? And they figured out before the FBI, who the leaker in question was, or at least one of them. That goes to show you the trade craft that the government applies when they want to bury something. That's what they want to bury is the content. And the content shows a couple of specific things and we'll get to the Ukraine. But it shows Mossad intelligence collection. That is Israel's version of the CIA. And their clandestine reporting and who and on what they collect on. That is some very sensitive stuff. It shows things related to China and Russia and their involvement in the Ukraine. But more importantly, it shows in the Ukraine if it's accurate to depletion of the amount of aid and machinery we have sent there. And here's the startling facts for the left wing mafia but not for us. The failure of the $110 billion in machinery and equipment that we have put there. And the revelation that American contractors and certain uniformed officers are on the ground in the Ukraine.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Ron DeSantis' Next Steps in His Effort to Teach Disney a Lesson
"I've been talking about the fact that Republicans need to start acting like they are in a fight. This is not to say the left is not going to push back. They are. They're going to push back and we have to push back against them. Now one guy who actually understands this and knows how to fight is Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida and a case exhibit here is his fight with Disney. Now, to update you on the story, Ron DeSantis, through the legislature, took away a bunch of Disney's special protections and provisions and established a new oversight board to make the rules governing how Disney relates to the state of Florida. But unknown to Ron DeSantis, the old board, which was by the way pretty much established with the with the collusion of Disney, was kind of a Disney control board. Disney signed a secret agreement with that board. A 30 year agreement, a kind of binding agreement in Disney basically goes ha ha ha. You have a new board, but the new board has no power. Guess why? Because the old boards worked with us in crafting this agreement that essentially immunizes us against anything that you want to do, basically we now control not only the parks, but the roads that lead up to the parks, the tax district that Disney and habits and so on. Now again, a weak Republican would have been like, oh wow, they're really got me. There's nothing I can do about it. Well, at least I tried. I made an effort guys. No. So Ron DeSantis is like, listen, this is not gonna work. If you think that a private corporation Disney can defeat the people of the state of Florida operating democratically through the state legislature, you are sorely mistaken.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Brenna Bird: Working With Other Attorney Generals Across the Country
"Have you had the opportunity to connect with other attorneys general from around the country who might be similarly situated in other words is there a good network of new office holders who are working together to try to craft some unification with regard to some of these lawsuits? Yes, you know, that's been one of the neat things about getting elected is getting to meet some of the other people that were elected that have the same concerns and passion and ideas that I do and being able to work together with them. It's really pretty amazing. It woke up a lot of people to realize what was going on and we've seen some great engagement. So I work with AGs in the Midwest, but also in other parts of the country that understand just how important it is that we follow our laws and constitution and stand up for what's right. I know you won't breach any confidences, so I'm not expecting you to with this question, but let me ask you finally in taking over the office. It being elected to the office and assuming the duties, what's been the biggest surprise to you in terms of the situation you inherited, shall we say? Well, I think one of the biggest surprises is just how entrenched some parts of bureaucracy are. And so we just work hard every day to make sure that we are working to serve people that we are focused on the constitution and on upholding our laws and just constantly stay focused on that. It's not possible to change something overnight, but I also think things don't change unless you push pretty hard on it. So that's been a big role that we have had just making sure that we're writing that ship and getting it turned around in the right direction.
The Eric Metaxas Show
John Coleman Joins Eric to Discuss His New Book 'Miracles'
"You know that I wrote a book with the title miracles that ended up being a New York Times Best Seller. And I found out that some other guy recently wrote a book with the title miracles. And I was like, that's not okay. I'm going to have him on the program. I want to confront him on this program, his name is John Coleman, John Coleman. Welcome to the program. Hi, Eric. Thanks so much for having me on. You know, they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. So listen, when I ripped off C. S. Lewis's title miracles, I thought only I could get away with that, but you have ripped off his title and my title and I want to say congratulations to you. I wanted to say that on the air. Now the difference between your book and my book no kidding is that your book is a work of fiction actually, right? It's a novel titled miracles and it's as if the impossible happened today, what would it take for the world to believe? Now you, sir, or a writer who lives in Atlanta, the author of four books, and you or your work have been highlighted in The New York Times, Washington Post, Financial Times, LA times, Christianity today, Forbes, Harvard Business review, among other publications, holy cow. What have you been writing about all these years when you're not writing a novel about miracles, which will be discussing? You know, Eric, this is actually my first work of fiction. So primarily up until this time, the books have been oriented towards personal and professional development leadership. So last year I wrote HBR's guide to purpose about finding your crafting purpose in your life. And my articles with HBR are often about personal and professional development HBR as the Harvard Business review. That's correct. I spit on Harvard. No, I went to Yale and to be perfectly accurate. I spit on both of them. No, but seriously, that's interesting. What made you decide to write a novel on the subject, you know, dealing with the theme of miracles? Yeah. You know, I've always loved fiction Eric and when I was younger, I tended to write some, although never a book. And I was really inspired by two things to take this on as a project. One, I watched popular culture and I thought, man, we've got a lot of really great storytelling these days, but very seldom does it realistically portray religion or religious belief. And so when you look at apocalyptic shows, you'd expect people to be praying or following rabbis or priests or preachers. And yet they're almost totally absent. And then if you look at the Christian fiction side of things, it very rarely explores the full gamut of human experience and so there's a lot of kind of Christian romance novels or adventures, but it's often tilts towards more of a hallmark variety and so there wasn't a melding between those two
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Rep. David Kustoff: Committee Members Should Visit the Border
"So that's another thing that I plot our Republican leadership doing what you just talked about is taking the committee out of Washington D.C. Todd and taking him to really to real America to the border. My committee, the ways and means committee had a hearing a few weeks ago when Petersburg West Virginia and we've got another one coming up next week and in Oklahoma. But taking the hearings, Jim Jordan taking the judiciary committee to the border. I know Mark green's going to be taking his Homeland Security committee to the border. So that the members of Congress could hear directly from border control agents, local law enforcement, everybody. So that when we're looking at legislation and things that we can craft, try to address these problems that we're not operating in a vacuum, we're hearing from again from people with experience. And I'm glad that Biden went to what do you create? But you ought to go to the border. The ought to go to he ought to go to Ohio to east Palestine and talk to real people who have been afflicted by all these issues, including the border, which when I talked to local law enforcement, not only do they know about migrants, but the drugs and the fentanyl that are in our communities, whether it's my district or anybody else's, they're coming Todd directly through the southern border. They're being transported by a number of these people and the cartel. So bottom line is we've got a seal off that border.
Your Daily Prayer
A Prayer for Good Leaders
"Let us remember the leaders who taught us the word of God. Let us think of all the good that has come from their lives. And let us follow the example of their faith. Father God, you are amazing in the way you love us. The story of our lives is written so personally and purposefully. The freedom we find through Christ Jesus to fully live our lives is crafted by love, we will not be able to understand this side of heaven. Thank you God for the leaders you have placed in our lives. As we prayerfully search our memories, we can trace the faithful strokes of your creative genius and compassionate care for us. As we picture in place, the hallmark figures in our lives. Along the way, you have undoubtedly blessed her journey on this earth with other people. Help us to remember those who have left us and recognize those still stand among us. Father, help us to appreciate and pray for the good leaders in our lives. Bless them today father fill their hearts with a peaceful assurance of their good work on this earth. The ability to affect another human life is a powerful sentiment. Sharpen our wisdom and discernment father to spot the false and damaging people who appear to be leaders, but in fact cause hurt and harm. Old us in the shelter of your comfort and care father, protecting our minds, hearts, Friends, and families from bad leaders. They are out there father, scripture assures us. Bless our lives fully with people who have hearts after your own father. And allow us to lead in the same capacity. Keep us on the narrow path, which leads home to you in heaven. Equip us to follow and lead, all the Days of Our Lives, bringing glory and honor to you. In Jesus name, amen.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Jim Carafano Unpacks the Various Balloon Stories FLOATING Around
"Carrano JJ caravan are to his friends on Twitter. It seems as if every permutation, the balloon story gets worse. Now we know apparently a hobby club has claimed one of the balloons that was shot down. What's it going to be next? The girl scout, so we're attacking. Yeah, so to be clear on this, when the first of all, there's no question that the first balloon blown to China, they set up a lot of China. Surveillance platform. It was not directed. And so the notion that it just drifted its nonsense. It was emitting. And it was passing over a U.S. targets. So clearly that was a spy thing. When they announced the other balloons, my first reaction, you know, because you always go with what's the most logical explanation for what you have. Is it would not surprise me having gone through the risk of doing this that the Chinese would send multiple craft at multiple attitudes in different configurations just in case. To try to get as many gaps as they threw and get through. So to me, if they all turned out to be Chinese blues that made perfect sense. Well, you know, now we find out that first of all, they backtrack the first balloon to China. They actually followed it from the launch in China. Right. So these other balloons, okay, if they tracked one, wouldn't you expect the others to have a track, right? If you actually, now that they've released the flight, the discussion of the F-16 crew, they shut down one balloon. It's very clear that what they're describing is not a surveillance balloon, right? And so I don't really at this point know what is worse. If we had been attacked by three more balloons or the fact that the U.S. government in a moment of panic randomly shot down three balloons over the United States.
AP News Radio
Taiwan reports Chinese balloon found on northern island
"Taiwan's defense ministry says a Chinese weather balloon has landed on one of its Outlying Islands amid U.S. accusations that such craft had been dispatched to worldwide to spy on Washington and its allies. A ministry statement on Thursday explained the balloon carried equipment registered to a state owned electronics company in other northern city of Tai yuan, which is part of the matsu island, just off the coast of China's Fujian province, reached by phone, a publicity officer at the company identified in the report as taiyuan wireless radio first factory, said it had provided electronics but had not built the balloon, adding the balloon was likely among those launched daily to monitor weather and was probably set off from the coastal city of Chi men with no fixed course.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
White House: "No Indication of Aliens or Extraterrestrial Activity
"There's lots of lots and lots and lots of UFO stuff. Let's start with our favorite press secretary ever cringing here. Yesterday talking at The White House cut number 14. I know there's been questions and concerns about this, but there is no, again, no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity with these recent takedowns. Again, there is no indication of aliens or terrestrial activity with these recent takedowns, wanted to make sure that the American people knew that all of you knew that. And it was all right, let me ask you anyone. Anybody at all. Did your opinion change one way or the other because karine told you? And obviously they know that she's got a huge problem of credibility and therefore they set out John Kirby admiral Kirby actually knows his stuff. So admiral Kirby gave a press conference cut number 16. I don't think the American people need to worry about aliens with respect to these craft. Period. I don't think there's any more that needs to be said there. Thank you, John Kirby. Cut number 17 more John Kirby. There is no U.S. surveillance aircraft over Chinese in Chinese airspace. Even Chinese claimed aerospace. There is no U.S. surveillance aircraft in Chinese airspace. I love Kirby. Now you see Kirby is a pro. And Kirby has been doing this a long time. He's a spokesperson depending on he's an admiral. And they roll them out and just repeats with a correct emphasis airspace. Now we've got surveillance all over China, not over it, but we are on the legal outskirts. They can be on ours beyond the territorial waters of the United States. And I'm sure we have covert stuff, and they've got coverage. We're just not flying balloons over their country.
The Officer Tatum Show
Why Do We Need a Black National Anthem?
"I thought that the Rihanna performance, I thought that she did a good job at her performance. I don't prefer a woman grinding and rubbing it and doing all of those crazy stuff. But as an art as a craft, I think there was some tremendous coordination. And I think that Rihanna historically have had some really good songs that people absolutely love. And all the Christians out there saying, you know what I mean? And they at home while they watching the game they jam it to Rihanna. But that church, they bash and Rihanna. I'll say overall, I just wish that we had better more wholesome performances, you know, but you grown, you could cover you, you know, you know anything to get nasty when you see Rihanna, you see all these other people, just take your kids out the room, they can't watch the halftime show. Don't blame the NFL. Your parenting is what's going to prevent your kids from watching that crazy stuff that you know they're going to do. I thought that the Super Bowl went well. But there were two separate performances that occurred and I really wish that they wouldn't do it again. And I know that they're not going to not do it again. But to me, it's racist. Because if you do the national anthem and you say, okay, in conjunction, or before the national anthem, I'm going to do the black anthem, then what about the Mexican anthem? What about the Samoan anthem? What about, what about other anthems? That other people of other cultures want to present. Oh, you're just a black people special. Also, okay, okay. So black people get their own anthem, but no other culture get their own anthem. Everybody shares a national anthem. But black people get a special one. Is it because there's more black people disproportionately represented in the NFL? Is that what you're saying?
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Monica Crowley: We Need Answers on the UFO Shootings
"Military is getting involved in shooting these craft down, including one yesterday, it was floating above Lake Huron. One of the Great Lakes, heading into the heartland of the country. So obviously we need to answers to this. The fact that nobody not The White House Space Force, NASA, air force, nobody has held a press conference about any of this. You're just getting like, you're getting little briefings here and there. In fact, yesterday, The Pentagon did a briefing by phone Todd, okay? They couldn't reel somebody out with some explanation. Another point that I made on my podcast today is that remember during the Iraq War, we would get the grainy footage of every single target to whether the target was on land or in the sky. We got the grainy footage of our military locking in on the target and then it blowing up, right? We have not seen still photos, videos, either before they're blown out of the sky or after on the ground. We've got nothing. So all of this is very weird. It's very odd. I also think a lot of this is a giant distraction from the stuff that is actually happening that they don't want to talk about. For example, Biden's family corruption dig tech FBI actual collusion, CCP aggression, Pfizer admitting that they're doing gain of function research. This massive industrial catastrophe in the heartlands in Ohio with the train derailment and toxic chemicals spewing into the air. There are so many things that are actually going on that they don't want to focus on to their screwing out shiny objects. I'm not saying these aerial phenomena aren't real. I'm not saying that they couldn't possibly be a danger. We need these questions to answer, but we also need to be talking about the actual concrete stuff tangible issues that we know are going on. No, that's a good
The Dan Bongino Show
We're Not Ruling Out Alien Existence
"But I get this a lot a lot a lot because I read the feedback during the break especially on the Facebook page where I leave it open for messages because it's your show and I want to hear what you have to say But I get this a lot This business and Jim's been in it a lot longer than me radio I have to tell you probably the most frustrating thing about it's a great job I love it This is not snowflake whiny stuff I love talking to you every day And the overwhelming majority of you over like 99 .99 repeating deaths will present are awesome Listeners who understand what really drives me crazy is when you go through great lengths to explain your position on something and what you don't know and then after you've done that a guy responds with a message like this from Steve on Facebook and alien flying craft or a 100% real my friend you need to do your homework You're obviously not very informed on this subject Bro I spent the whole hour and my podcast explaining that stupid smart people who don't know the limits of their own knowledge are a plague on the world and how I'm not one of them I said clearly probably 20 times on my podcast and ten times in the hour I'm not telling you they don't exist Did you hear me say that Thank you Thank you I'm not telling you that there's no such thing as alien life I'm telling you I Hugh Ross made a convincing case that it's highly unlikely it's not impossible but that it's highly unlikely but I made it crystal clear That I don't know what these things are That's how we opened up the show And the fact that I am a citizen to the United States and that as a citizen of the United States with a pretty prominent broadcast audience here thanks to you We can't give our audience any answers about what a bunch of quote objects flying over our sensitive military installations are That is the problem sir
Craft Hangout
"craft" Discussed on Craft Hangout
"He. What's up and welcome to craft. Hang out i'm elisa. Capitain i'm jesse cats greenberg and i'm lou thatcher and let's get crafty guys don't even know we have banned mail and we're going to open up the facts. I am excited it. It is from ant backs bakery. She makes fake cakes like wheat. Its second. I'm too far for you guys to have any for all of us. 'cause she told me that you are not real there. I don't know what she went. She does what she does. And some fan. Mail and cake i mean. Let's see ready lou. This is like not even be visual. This is an audio show. it's terrible. I didn't plan ahead okay. So here's the card. Hey ladies let's hang out and get crafty here some many fake cakes just for you in your logo. Collars keep up the great work. The first and only craft podcast. I listened to the little jars are noisemakers for your intro course they had to be craft themes who needs a corn when you have eyeballs beads. Buttons love aunt back. What is in this box. And i have a feeling that the second you shit all right. Ra all right. We're going to have to show this on her instagram okay..
Craft Hangout
"craft" Discussed on Craft Hangout
"<Speech_Male> <Speech_Male> What kind of <Speech_Male> travel <SpeakerChange> watercolors <Speech_Female> should we bring to the party. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Music_Female> <Laughter> Oh <Speech_Music_Female> gosh there's <Speech_Female> so many. I <Speech_Female> i'm a <Speech_Female> big fan of our <Speech_Female> toolkit because you can <Speech_Female> make your own palette <Speech_Female> with it. <Speech_Female> That's she's a <Speech_Female> friend of mine. And i work with <Speech_Female> with them. We have <Speech_Female> a special talent. <Speech_Female> Collab- coming out. We <Speech_Female> had one one draw. <Speech_Female> Your day came out my <Speech_Female> first book. <Speech_Female> An <hes> <Speech_Female> a new one coming <Silence> out and <Speech_Female> the <Speech_Female> the whole thing is <Speech_Female> it's a <Speech_Female> It's a repurpose. <Speech_Female> Basically the <Silence> idea came to her. <Speech_Female> One <Speech_Female> day she <Speech_Female> repurpose the business <Speech_Female> card case. <Speech_Female> And <SpeakerChange> so it's that <Speech_Female> small. It's <Speech_Female> like tiny. She <Speech_Female> started making bigger <Speech_Female> ones. I just literally <Speech_Female> today got got <Speech_Telephony_Female> a bigger a beer <Speech_Female> bigger one. But they're so <Speech_Female> minimal <Speech_Female> clean and small <Speech_Female> and <SpeakerChange> you like loaded <Silence> with your own paints <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> cute. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> That's awesome <Speech_Female> all right. <Speech_Female> There has been so <Speech_Female> much <Speech_Female> in spoke throughout <Speech_Female> this conversation in <Speech_Female> the last thing that <Speech_Female> we need to know is <Speech_Female> where can <SpeakerChange> people <Silence> find you. <Speech_Female> Well <Speech_Female> my my <Speech_Female> biggest social media <Speech_Female> is is instagram <Speech_Female> and <Speech_Female> that's s. sdn <Speech_Female> baker design. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> The design is their <Speech_Female> leftover <SpeakerChange> from <Speech_Female> design. Time which <Speech_Female> i still do. <Speech_Female> I still do so. <Speech_Female> It's okay <Silence> and <Speech_Female> it's at this <Speech_Female> point. I can't change it <Speech_Female> so. Sdn <SpeakerChange> baker <Speech_Female> designed <Speech_Female> a <Speech_Female> deal with them. <Speech_Female> <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> Draw your world <Speech_Female> as theon maker <Speech_Music_Female> is. It's <Speech_Telephony_Female> a little random but <Speech_Female> it's fine <Speech_Female> And <Speech_Female> my website is <Speech_Female> just beyond baker <Speech_Female> dot com. <Speech_Female> And <Speech_Female> you know. I'm on facebook <Speech_Female> and other <Speech_Female> things pinchas. <Speech_Female> You can fly <Speech_Female> just searched <SpeakerChange> my name. <Speech_Female> We're going to make <Speech_Female> it easy. We're going to put <Speech_Female> some late in the show notes. <Speech_Female> So you can. <Speech_Female> If you're not already <Speech_Female> checking out <Speech_Female> samantha. <Speech_Female> You're <Speech_Female> going to want to <Speech_Female> her stops <Speech_Female> in pretty <SpeakerChange> delicious. <Speech_Female> Things <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> we're welcome. <Speech_Female> Anyway samantha. <Speech_Music_Female> thank you so <Speech_Music_Female> so <Speech_Music_Female> much <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Music_Female> for stopping by <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> to hang. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> Great <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> straight <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> crafty <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> back. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> What <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> a treat. It <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> was to hang out with <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> samantha. Such <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> an inspiration. <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> Let's grab a couple <Speech_Music_Female> of takeaways. <Speech_Female> One <Speech_Female> use the every day <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> as a source <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> of inspiration. <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> It is an <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> unlimited resource <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> to avoid <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> create <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> blocks <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> to <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> use your own network <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> of creative <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> friends to <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> us as <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> inspiration. <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> Anyhow <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> that's a wrap <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> thank you. So much samantha. <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> And thank <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> you for <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> tuning in. <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> We'll see you next time <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> and stay crafty. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> Our theme <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> song is by scott. <Speech_Music_Female> Making sense <Speech_Music_Female> craft. Hang out is <Speech_Music_Female> a project by <Speech_Music_Female> liza <SpeakerChange> llc. <Speech_Music_Female>
Craft Hangout
"craft" Discussed on Craft Hangout
"Came to me right when i was introducing the show. I no fucking idea what i was gonna do for sound if you're listening to the show and you can do a sound effect. Can you hook us up. Because i'm running out of ideas. Hold on one sack. Hold on one sec. He's gonna say she's got some other ono. The air conditioners on truth really my sound effect could have been my air conditioner coming back on how we couldn't hear it so you're okay to me zig one of okay everybody. We have a great guest for you today ready. She's an artist author and educator. Her sketch journal series is at the metropolitan museum of art's watson library and she is just an all around creative inspiration. You may know her from her books. Classes or her drool worthy instagram account. Please everyone. Let's give a warm craft hangout. Welcome to samantha dion. Baker welcomes thank you. We are psyched that you're here and we're just going to dive into questions first things first. Let's do a quick intro. Can you let her listeners. Know who you are and what you do. But he did a pretty good job. Okay thanks for hanging by god. i'm done. I'm dad's you. I live in in new york in brooklyn and i'm an artist author.
Craft Hangout
"craft" Discussed on Craft Hangout
"Posted it. I literally did. I did so. If you on agents like this super kilo unicorn cape top her and then i even put like the subtitles on it. So that you would know what you're getting into the caption was this is why i can't make a sm aircraft videos qosh. That's amazing. Never take yourself too seriously like you know. Well if she grows up to be sassy you can always pull that video out and be like. Hey you mean currently sassy bring her down to earth and be like looking you use. She does not care. She's like you know what marches around around all right. Let me ask you this. because we've been talking crafts. We've been talking crap videos. Doc ends affiliates. What is your right now. writer die. Craft supply rider die craft supply which i just it has a beautiful ring to it. Right so mine is a weeding tool. And i know that. I've mentioned it to all ya'll before calls again topless again tells the guy this weeding tool made from a number like just mechanical pencil and you gotta get one with a super squishy grip. Because if you're serious serious wieder you you need a good grip on it. And so instead of having the lead in the barrel. Replace it with a sewing needle humanness and then like you can retract it when you need it and pushing back down for safety cases. Don't put it where you would keep your normal pencils. 'cause you will get the mall put it with your other weeding tools and stuff like that But also if it has a good eraser on it you can kind of use that to hold down the vinyl as you're pulling other pieces that is my writer. Mary's that's right road tip. That is that was in our craft. Hang out tip jar but we got it way way way more detailed this time with you racer and coming from the actual person who said the tip not the person who just relaying the message. So that was awesome. Thank you also got a very confident About don't mix it up with the pencil. So i feel like somebody's obvious situation. Yeah it will. It will rip your paper and you know i mean. It's it's a snake in the grass. You just gotta be careful all right noted so you also probably know that we need to ask what's your best craft fail story So these are fun and a lot of times it's It's like a material malfunction. Sometimes it's a technical malfunction. So i after kind of share one of each I was recording a project. This project was like last week. Which is why it's in my brain i And it was for michaels. And i recorded one of the processes of putting like this vinyl on. Tumbler i try. I forgot to turn on the camera. Second try.
Craft Hangout
"craft" Discussed on Craft Hangout
"Hang out tip jar. Hey eliza here with another craft hang out tip jar tip. We can all agree that when you're using my podge project it can get a little messy right. It can get all over and once it starts drawing on your hands get sticky and interfere with your project if you don't break and clean up those hands. Kathy fillion recommends having baby wipes on hand to clean as you go along. But what happens if your dog is your baby. Well i tried using dog grooming wipes and they worked great. I always have a stash of them at home to clean up lily after every. Walk so i didn't have to buy anything extra and they really helped. Keep my project neat by having some right next to me. And that's one more dip for the craft. Hang a tip jar back to the show okay. Let's talk about giving and receiving art supply. Let me tell you. What kind of crafter lee lewis And taking things. She's very very selective she. She won't just randomly jacob. I will take a bag of like union that. Tell me what's inside. I will take it. And i will act like it's an addition to my craft store that i'm about to open up in my closet like i just a hoarder but lose vary like. She's very specific she. We'll take a couple of selective curates but she takes. I know what i wanna craft with. And i also or i'm a very good perjure and organizer and i don't wanna take something that i know will end up going. Maybe i'm the trash. I'd rather go to somebody who's going to actually use it totally sonya to go through all of my stuff in like the next week or two and i already put it on my instagram stories today. Like hey if your local can. I just give you a squeezing. Just give you a bunch of craft stuff. Can you just We've been watching a lot of hoarders in this house lately..
Craft Hangout
"craft" Discussed on Craft Hangout
"You don't know when to stop We've noticed that. Many makers avoid showing their faces and their content. But you do videos not only showing your face but you speak directly to your audience looking straight to the camera. So how do you think that showing your face has helped you create connections with that audience. So there's lots of areas that i struggle with that is that's one of them Utilizing affiliate links is actually another one. But i think that you just kind of have to decide who you're showing up for. And am i showing up to be like. Is it for me or is it for you because if it's for you that's bigger than if i'm just showing up for myself like if i have this idea and i have this craft and i wanna get my kids involved. I want there to be a connection there. Like i want you to know me and i wanna know you and even even on lives. I wish i could see people's faces like when it's i love zoom for that reason. I just love that connection. I thrive on that end for me. That's been the hardest. Part of covert is not seeing people and not hugging everybody. Like that's that's the hardest part for me so when i have opportunity to go live As nervous as it makes me. I love to do it. Cause i want i want people to not just associate my hands. You know like i. We're makers we have faces. We have families we have personalities we have all of these things and i just. It's so.
Craft Hangout
"craft" Discussed on Craft Hangout
"Have this weird mind that i think of things all across the board so i liked to see if if i have an idea. And if it's gonna work that is really where it starts so and then from there kind of turns into something else like you mentioned the marbles in paint while i got my kid's in on that craft and it turned into something crazy like marbles were everywhere in paint was everywhere but really it was just a super fun time so a lot of things just kind of build and i like to just see if i use this material on this material. What kind of result will get. And if i do this design with this material am i pushing the boundaries and the capacity of that particular material or my machine or i don't know i'm liking constant are indeed crafting research and development so a bit of fantasizing. What if and trial and error so much trial and error tuna cool. If i did this with this i wonder. What would ooh. Marble and pain and mike really. When i was a kid we would play with marbles and cause that's like super fun and you put it in different. Maybe you have a cookie cutter and so you drop some marbles and some paint inside that cookie cutter in shake it around or you roll marbles down on a piece of paper it turns into something cool in sometimes you get a really big mess and sometimes it's kinda beautiful like like how paint pouring can go so wrong.
Craft Hangout
"craft" Discussed on Craft Hangout
"I mean i must have. I do remember my carpet. That i tried. Carpeting was like fell and it. It didn't stick to the floor. Would fold and stop like it was loose. It was like a blanket on the floor. And i had like a tiny toilet for the bathroom and it was the kind where it had the little chain on the top hundred saving any kind of. Yeah i'm the same way. i think. I vaguely remember having dolls in the dollhouse at some point but i was much more into just decorating redecorating. Us and i was with actually putting dolls in it. That came later for me. My mom brought me to the library and they had a book on how to like kind of craft. Your own dollhouse stuff. Did i ever talk to you guys about this already. I used to take those little plastic three three prong. Yeah and they were si- tables. That's a great idea. They look like side tables the litter the pizza tables that you got a piece. Because what are you gonna do with them besides like little side table table and then the tops of the dish detergent. If you flip it upside down and glued to the ceiling it looks like a perfect light fixture hanging down a rabbit hole. When i was like. What can i do with this dollhouse for my niece. layover quarantine. I went down such a rabbit hole of things like that like just interesting things. That people are up cycling into dollhouse and also like how people were doing brick on like faux brick. On the outside of their dollhouse they were doing it with sandpaper like all sandpaper into teeny tiny rectangles and place. One like each one individually blowing my mind. I'll tell you there was a minute where i was like. Oh i'm gonna do this. It's not this is for a one year old and it will take me years like this. It's not need to be an abrasive surface for the scrapped..
Craft Hangout
"craft" Discussed on Craft Hangout
"Well i'm just glue down a clear. No polish it wears. That's a great hack so dramatic here but we won't go into that take off and they'll focus on your nails already but so we need to also know. What is your best craft fail story. Oh to this is really. I have with making beautiful rug hand painted rugs in my bedroom in my apartment in the city and it's really an incredible pieces of vintage piece. Actually there was never finished and it didn't come any of the yarn. I have to cook get appleton yarn. Which is unsure you guys know what that is an england special climate yarn that you can use only two pieces or three pieces hit the whole because cage. The candidate was unusual size. And i went to lot trouble and there were many many many shades of bloom and i started the rug background one shade of blue and then accidentally other have in the wrong. It was very similar. And until i put it on the floor and i thought it was finish. There's a big line in the middle of it where it went from one to the other and they are not blue that it's not all i had to tear it all out just about a year to carry out closer to tear it up and it just. It's so that was my biggest pastel. That is a great craft fail story. It took you a year to fix it. But you did it. You did it. You went all in a love it. I have not finished so with the proper color. Yeah i'm still working on that. Oh it's still a wip work-in-progress. Yeah and i'm not happy about it. But i'm glad that i decided get in. I have that same feeling about certain things. But i mean did you have to walk. Did you have to put it down and just walk away from it for a little bit before you could actually get to undo it. Did i was so upset. And i couldn't hear you i hear you. I have address that i stupidly decided to a french seamen not realizing that actually makes the dress much smaller so i have two choices. I have to either undo the dress and redo it or have to lose a lot of weight. Okay civil li lu. I feel like you've talked about this on the show before and it's been a couple of years least a year. No well i started at the beginning of covert and i gotta tell you. The french seems do look gorgeous. They look really. I mean i could just re gift it to somebody. But i'm no i'm like i made it. It's dawn on me. But yeah i'll have to figure it out. Maybe i'll wait. You never know so. Joanna we need to know who is your current craft to crash and also should we be crushing. Well i i would call her crushed as you said artist as well. She's both Actually yeah i actually made a piece dollhouse. She's a very very good friend of mine. And she's the most creative woman and she works with nature and everything her name unsure most of you know of michelle obama donor. We don't do you guys know nabo tell us more about michelle so right yes. Michelle l. o..
Craft Hangout
"craft" Discussed on Craft Hangout
"And the teenagers in my classes law screen printing the all have ideas about what they want me in i think. The cricket has revolutionized crafting some able to bring that can design what they wanna make and make their own shirt. And i think there's a lot of ownership in their designs. And so i would say all kinds of printing right now. My latest obsession and the inks and the tools and the an auto show. But if you if you saw kim's phase when she describing the supplies that are used these printing you could tell that she she digs it. Yeah and actually kind of a funny story. I was working in this art room. Remained my school's really really big. And i just started in the school in january but it was fully remote so by the time i went in person kind of looking through the cabinets to see. What's in there and i got to this. One cabinet was all his really old stuff. And i found this can of ink from speed ball mu. It looked really retro so eight. Actually message them on instagram. With a picture of it and said how old is this and they said well is the city that it says on the can and they said ooh that's actually from the sixties which means living in the schools so then i went further into the cabinet families. You might have seen it on instagram. Honeys rubber fish and rubber. See life things. I have no idea what it was. So i just kind of lulled rubber fish art supplied. See we'll come and then on blick. It's like this japanese printing where they used to go fishing. Take the fish. They didn't have cameras or ruler. So they would make a print of the fish and then it became an art form. It's called taco printing which. I'm not even sure. I'm pronouncing right. But i pulled those fish out of the cabinet and we're using these all my classes this week. So you know it's just. I get excited by finding new things and i worry. Sometimes that there aren't going to be new things one day i don't it sounds like you're a bit of an art. Detective aren't action. Yes i yes. Do i get very excited by. Just the new supplies techniques and figuring it out man. I love that. I'm like so into it. I just. I'm just thinking about like in my art classroom in high school. I remember like they stopped letting us do silk screens because some stupid because the chemicals. Yeah and it's like alex so easy because he could do it with the cricket and also there's this other new company. I don't know if it's new actually that i've discovered called icon icon art. I'm not even sure if i'm pronouncing it right. But you can burn your own screen and stencils and it's so it's basically just an exposure unit and these special stencil film and you print anything. He wanted design out onto your computer. And then you just under the late and screen stencil. So you don't even really need the screen to use it because it is a screen very so yeah i've seen this icon art things and i also just think this whole like diy silkscreen. Printing is getting ready to like really blow up because there's all like all of that like chuck couture and magnolia designed co like those direct selling companies that sell already designed but it's like a stencil but that works like a silkscreen and now i saw plaid just came out with their own collection of them. So i feel like even though these are like pre made images and words that you have to kind of like put together. I still feel like it's like making way for this. Whole diy screen his. Don't always feel like you see those things you think. The process looks cool. But maybe then you have something that you would rather screen exactly always the problem with this bunch stencil right. Yeah right and so with this. You can actually do anything you want anything. I mean you could take a photograph and you could your family's picture and you could do it so it is actually cool really on. You're also talking to at least two ninety girls. I mean riot girls used to like screen print their own like zien ze and shirts and yet every had zoom and get the word out. How cool you are okay. So you're a self proclaimed art supply junkie. I saying that right. It's actually legitimate to problem. My husband named the names me and he's actually a little sad that that's not. The name of my company made the right move art. Pretty appropriate name doesn't really work for the colorful happy especially with kids right so but we need to know what is your rider. Die kraft supply okay so from listening to like every single episode number and then a lot of time to think about this and it's a very tough question because while you know that i like most gun to your head. One campus. Probably not be one that most people say. But i'm going to go with the foam brush. Oh i to say like it. Because i don't feel guilty if i have to throw it out. It's really cheap. Kids seem to have a lot of the ease with it and again like if it falls apart you just throw it in the garbage so i use all the time for many many many projects and know you can get anywhere. So do you have any tips. I'm gonna. I'm gonna be very vulnerable with a lot of my experience with those foam brushes. Yes what are your best tips on. Really making sure that it's clean if it has say like a bunch of and pa. John it sometimes you clean it and it looks clean and then it dries and then you just have a mod podge sponge thrown out. You know you get a pack of twenty four of them for a dollar fifty so yeah. My pod. Kind of kills a foam brush. So it's not just me he. I think you could get that out much more easily. But they're not. Well made you know a fall apart easily after a few says so. Yeah which better as free not. Just me all right. So you're prepared. You know we're going to ask this. They need to know what's your best craft fail story what happened. And what did you learn from it. Okay this is a good one. And i heard this before so also thought about this a lot so when i was in college i went to barcelona studying abroad and then i traveled a little bit after and i was very inspired by gouty and again this was really before we were emailing. Keep all the time. It was in in the mid nineties but it wasn't. We weren't surfing the web for tons of information. I had never seen mosaics like that before. And i had never even heard of gowdy before i went and i was blown away so when i came home i decided that i was going to mosaic the wall of my bedroom. Ooh yeah without really asking my parents permission. So i went to barnes and noble. I got a book by. I felt ready and then i went to home depot and i bought what i thought would work and bought a hammer and some tiles and i started smashing stuff and then i started just kind of slapping route. My bedroom was wallpapered. Work and then i completely destroyed the drive beneath that so i don't think the first project i ever did was should've been on my wall like maybe a sir would have been no. I went all around. I'll so that would be my biggest fail. Probably you know of many. Did you learn how to do drywall that summer. Why not like. You're learning how to draw. Walzer didn't learn drywall. But i'm rate with mosaics. Now mowing major in college. So i do a break a lot of stuff and save it for some reason some day so i've had a lot of experience with Mosaic since them. I love it and it's amazing but that was pretty damn. It's pretty bad now. I watched that glass blowing competition or part of the glasgow on competition on netflix and my one takeaway besides like it was so cool. Whatever it was like look so hot everybody's sweating. It must be so uncomfortable. What was like yeah. I burned my boobs. 'cause they were like too close to the or angle you know it's it's very. I counted to be very physically challenging. I'd never really felt like. I was very good at it so i kind of abandoned that pretty quickly my graduate but it was fun you know..
Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"craft" Discussed on Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"You're running around a blast. Okay having a good time but thank you. You know you mentioned something about how crash beer became geeky and it did and you know. Probably in the food and beverage industry. The two biggest geek crowds half the be craft beer yes and barbecue. They go hand in hand. And for some reason the nest kennesaw. We decided to go after both those marks at the same time. And we're still alive worshipers so everybody's got preconceived notions in this flavors. What you talk about all nostalgia everybody's got this preconceived notion that you're always wrong but you know we're really proud of where we are. We we just had our five year mark We've got a whole new leadership team in place. We got new executive chef sous chef. We've got new gm's coming into place. I've heard multiple beer. Reps sitting at our are talking about how our beer list is the best it's ever been. I attribute that to our new staff and just the passion that they brought back into it and their ability to work with us and and then we were talking about it in the break. That georgia is not a place where it's defined graph beer anymore and it's spoiled you can come to the nest kennesaw anytime you want to. When you got forty eight years up there on the board. And they're all good choices absolutely. I mean the the largest brand. That's on that board. Is i keep guinness on nitro. We you gotta have niger. Yeah it's getting there so everything else up there as as as local at southeastern hazel. You'll see an import but for the most part it's all just great local craft beer and what i love about it. More than anything is the community that inspires and the nest is all about community and craft. Beer is all about community. We want to get together and share those and it's a great place to do with the patios open. All the restaurants are open. it's it's a fun place to hang out if you haven't been there before is worth the drive from wherever you are what i really like about the place. I've always loved you beer list. I think you'll be listened. Great and you've had some interesting stuff in bottles that you don't even notice you're looking at the tablets i'm like oh you've got some fun stuff in bottles to but i like it you kind of got every kind of environment you want. You've got the outdoor portugal. Hang out in next to the firepit. You could be in the kind of the hibari with your buddies drinking craft beer over the private dining section and have have a nice meal It's all of the all this stuff together. Like that extra kennesaw you can grab beer to go out and we we fill growlers now it. It's really got something for everybody. That's great well. The great thing about the necessary very rarely will i bring somebody who's never been there before but every single time we leave their own. My god i need to go back there. I'm going to bring my friends. I can't believe i never knew. This place existed right. Appre appreciate hearing. I love that. Love hear stories when i run into people that have been there before. It's everybody dreams about opening a bar right so for for my family and my partners is a dream come true for us and and i think it comes through and the service we provide so we're coming up on a holiday weekend it the fourth fourth of july independence day. What are you guys. Drink opening any special bottles for this weekend or you're you know getting into anything unusual. It's a good reason for it. One of those one thousand seven hundred seventy six cans going. Yes the seventeen seventy six pack. Personally i i have a keg from variant ready to go this weekend i got a i got a keg of their street. The ip there grenell people say that's a little much for a party at six and a half percent ish. I say that's the best way to throw party. I've got that ready to go. Do they make beer less than that. We have any here. yeah. I don't think so either. That's not beer. that's bourbon. That's all american. That's right it looks. It looks like it could be beer. But that's definitely bourbon. How 'bout you name. Well you know thing interesting. You're planning and drink and my family's not very big beer drinker so i'm going to bring the crispy boys bring some Italian pills owners light lager some stuff. That's really easy. Drinking really approachable. Might bring up big barely edged out for some people who would appreciate that. But yeah i'm thinking. Light is the theme of the nothing says fourth of july like an italian pills. I hadn't considered i like the style. We've we've kind of glommed onto its dropping so in a way it away. It feels like Something that we we should be into but yeah crispy boys man. That sounds great. I'll get into some of those and definitely gonna get the semi p. i have to get. I don't even know. It's whatever have i'm going to go through and i'm like i've got. I've got a solar to work. I'll just put something in the fridge and drink it so we should get together. We should say we shouldn't even have a seller. So we we. We've got to try to drink our way through your sacrifice. Let's let's dispose of all those things so you know one of the things that is really american about craft beer. Craft beer in. America is the innovation when you think of innovation craft beer. What what kind of things come to mind. You have any favorites. Oh man that's a good question. I think the sour trend that happened What has it been five or six years now. I mean when they started going and going all. Can you know you can't talk about craft beer in america without talking about we could. We'd you just had. And i know i know that we're calling them some names and they've done some things like but when they started doing their their angel series. Those were just i mean those were fantastic and they still are if you can find them and The sour movement was really blew. Everybody away so much to the point that we might be tired of showers. I think i've seen some fatigue when it comes to like the really hardcore sours but yeah we owe a lot to Lawfully from new belgium and Russian river for a lot of the interesting barely age wild beers they they kind of pioneered that a lot of what we're enjoying now or have enjoyed has a little bit to do to thanks to them. Of course. these guys were inspired by the beers of europe belgium. Especially so yeah. You don't another point that you mentioned already was the barrel aged move that gives island started. Yes and the bourbon barrel aged beers that came out of that facility. That was new. That was big. I chased it for a while. Oh for sure and maybe that is. You should sell her by the way. Yeah yeah the interesting thing about that is the the bourbon barrel aged. Stoute's gained in popularity. Got hot well before. Bourbon actually got hot in the us so bourbon. His heart is can be right now in ridiculous prices for bottles. It's possible yes indeed. It's impossible to find some of my favorites. That i could buy directly off the shelf three or four years ago. They've got hot but back when the goose island was first doing this. You could buy the stuff for a song and people. Were really enamored with the result of beer going into the bourbon. But didn't care at all about the liquid and i i find that incredibly amazing and hilarious honestly so we should have been able to predict the bourbon. Have gone the way. It's gone. Just based on that alone the answer honestly it might be third way but i really like the assimilation of different yeast strains into craft beer so you mentioned wild ales earlier where it just that spontaneous fermentation i really liked the brute. Ip movement that came out of san francisco so that using that brut champagne yeast in the beer. Getting a really crisp clean dry finish. Ipa emily's who was a big a big part of that. So you got the emily's to Chew through a lot of those carbohydrates that that wouldn't ordinarily be chewed through and you got your yeast. That was a cool idea. I wish it would have taken off. But it was a cool innovation. I think my favorite innovation of all time is a from dogfish head sam. I always get his name collusion. Or i always muscles yeah anyway his continuous dry hopping that he pioneered for the ninety minute. Ip in which came before sixty minute which people don't realize it was an old like table. Top football game that he put hot i think hot pellets on he just let it shake duct tape over the the brew kettle. Let that shake it slowly drip hops into the kettle. The entire time it was going based on what i read he He was able to do about three or four times before thing fell apart because seriously got good wheel or something like that's it's such a great story so man so many great innovations since adam. You're really really into a coffee as well as barbecue and beer. I thought and i gave you a little heads up time on this one. What was the first coffee beer you ever had. So i was a while ago but the dragons milk line had a coffee version of. It really did way back. I remember that one. We recently did a coffee. Beer show. wasn't that recent. The coffee pairs really well with the barrel aged stuff. Oh chevron and then. I can't talk about coffee beers without mentioning the co lab. That apotheosis coffee did with ironmonger. That was a great beer and the cool out that one was was that it was almost a summertime coffee beer even though it was a dark stout it was. It was a six and a half percent. You could drink it and not just you know. Call it a day. It was really easy to drink a few still float around town. I been the first coffee beer. I don't know if. I remember the first coffee beer that i had so many beers ranking remember the first coffee beer. You had probably not. It might have been star hill. Maybe read ru star might have been the first one that really really nailed it. That the coffee and a beer is an amazing thing Really enjoy that when that came out so really quick guys wail beers like your bucket list beers. You have any time you can get apply any elder. You're doing all right there you go. I think right now for me. It's actually planning the younger. I'm going to second plenty of the yoga. Get teased about it a lot. But i just haven't had a chance to try out. Well i mean to get younger. You really kind of have to go over there and wait in line. Usually or one of the interesting. How about some draft is it Always say it wrong as a cascade cascade want to say s katya. But i'd love to get out there and have some of their stuff undrafted like the sour beers been there. It's a lot of fun if you love sour. It's a great place to go. It's a great. That sucks the teeth out of your mouth. So so yeah they definitely have that in spades. Absolutely well adam. Where can people learn more about the nest. The nest kennesaw dot com or. You can follow us on facebook or instagram. Thanks for joining us. That about wraps it up for this episode of beer. Guy's radio join us next week as we talk with. Aol smith alvarado street brewing from warcraft. Info follow us online. We are bir guy's radio on facebook twitter and instagram. Thanks for tuning in. Have a great week. And don't forget to drink local cheers..
Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"craft" Discussed on Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"So the whole collecting thing. The idea of waiting in lines for beer it just the white males yeah the unicorns. This is when this all started happening and it's seem like it just kind of spontaneously happened. I think a lot of this. It feels like that kind of thing. The whole unicorn the chasing the whales kinda hit like two thousand ten ish like right around that period of time up to that point. You didn't have a concept of that. Yeah the laws were so different state to state people could make different beers at different times different. Abc's different ingredients different distributions and so people would make road trips that go get those beers and bring them back. That's kind of how i got into the beer. Business was going by in these beers from other states and coming back a year and you know shooting friends. Yeah yeah little. Smokey and the bandit over there from johnny law have to say with with a lot of the selling thing i think looking back on it. Because you didn't have nearly as much of a richness of available beers is now i kinda hoarded. I bought stuff for purely to sell her. But because this is not going to be around for very long. I wanna have a bunch of it and now i look at my cellar. I've got stuff like that should have been had five years ago. I don't even know what i'm doing with that. That's the thing about like nowadays when you're getting craft beer producers and they're making a one time thing limited time offer you kinda feel obligated to hold them a little bit you kind of feel like going to have one now and have one tomorrow but maybe i'm gonna have to tomorrow. We're going to have to now or i'm gonna share them with my friends. That second one is always so good. Yeah and you never wanna finish the last bottle of any of those. That's the thing it's some special beer you get two bottles of you get into one like all right. This is a good enough occasion. But you got that one left mike but if i drink that it's gone forever but if i don't it's gonna go bad. So that's that's the dilemma right there. Yeah right brian. Well it's time for another break and we'll be back with more from classic american craft beer..
Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"craft" Discussed on Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"Ball the beer guys on facebook twitter and instagram. Next friday is a wyan shirt dick. So if you want to go ahead and where a hawaiian shirt and jeans now. Back to the beer guy's radio show and welcome back the beer guys radio issue. I wanna give a quick shout out to one of our great radio. Affiliates kb bdb hd three ninety six point seven fm in forks washington. Catch guys radio and k b db every saturday at two pm local time. now let's get back to classic american craft beer so to start things off. We talked about the oh. Jeez of craft beer. Who do you think about when you think about kind of the second wave people following that because that group is in its in a group of its own crowd of its own. It's kind of a rarefied air with beer. But there's big guys that are not are different era than today. You know what i'm saying. So i would count stellan in on that i would say stone definitely brought about the big. We're talking like ibew. Chasers like bomb chasers for the second wave so like belgium new belgium stone log. Anita's yeah i would count them in there for a while. They just own the ip game. They i think they grabbed it away. From stone in fact the stone owned it and then lags just snatched right away from nevada. Pale was my first pale ale. Anita's hop stupid was my first p. Oh wow that's that's the job. So how long until your second. Ipo have you had any more as have you experimented with those. I think i can taste hops again now. So then you've got the places out colorado. Avery comes to mind. Oh sure russian river out that way on the west coast. Amana started growing. Quick didn't it. Yeah oh yeah. Well you know during the nineties In the arrow going up towards the the The bussed in like ninety seven. They had a few years. Were bruce grown by like almost sixty percent a year. I mean it was huge. Went from like in the seventies like in the h- like an hundreds to being fifteen hundred or something like that the ninety five. I think that's about the the area may even higher than that a couple of thousand. It grew a lot. And we can't leave out in this group dogfish head. I mean they're kind of a big part of it. I you know what. I think that dogfish head and stone were not only. Are they big part of that second wave but they were huge portion of kind of like an extreme beer movement where to differentiate yourself from everybody else out there. You had to go big you. Had you had to pick something new. Something extreme lot of hops adjuncts lot of alcohol. That's this whole phase in there. Were the an extreme beer fest. You know that they came out. This started Towards the tail end of that. That whole extreme thing. Do you miss those days. Do you guys miss those days of just extreme crazy beers are you. I don't think they're over. i'm going to say. Are we missing them. I think we still have those. Yeah i don't know if it's quite the same now are extreme now. Is we just pick something and do it to death like fruit in a beer death. Well that's a good point. That's a good point. I guess we still have some of that. Leftover i i thought we were more kind of like we obsess on something and we just do it to death. Like lactose and everything. You know. Hazy everything you know dry. Everything seltzer everything fruit everything. That's crazy to see how things have gone. I guess we never really got out of the extreme. We just got a little bit more narrow minded about our extreme apologist shifted to a new beer style assault with ip as and you saw with the big beer competition. Brune competition where you know. We had a very narrow lane for ip as and now it's a very wide lane for ipa's treating that with sours. You're getting that with stout. You're getting that with all these different beer styles because that extreme is now shifting into these different beer styles. Yeah that makes a lot of sense. Now you have an element of freshness in the game Before fresh epa is so much better than a little. I mean assist you start talking about the sierra nevada's or even the first we waters and those stuff were sitting in store for a while the knob draft. I mean a fresh a nice and citrusy man. I'm not gonna turn that down and crushes. You know that. That does remind me back in the day. When i first got into the atlanta area i was like i. I wasn't that into ips. At the time. I thought they were a little overdone. Little little over bowled little over a bidder and A buddy of mine who is also kind of more into the at the time with me like the the darker richer beers. He said well. If you go to sweetwater you have to have the ip there. You have to have it fresh like a really okay. I had you know what it makes. A difference and the idea of freshness with i mean people always talked about lou mixture fresh beer but it didn't mean anything but with the ip game it. It became a thing. And i don't know exactly when we all became aware of it. But now i obsessively check candidates and i won't buy something awful warm shelf if it doesn't have a date on it that i can verify it's not been there for three months. You know. unfortunately some of the beers we picked up for the show because they may sit around. Can't always be one hundred percent. Sure but a lot of these aren't ipa's which is an interesting thing. When you think about all the beers we've come up too so far along. These haven't been ipa's so it's it's interesting that ip's when did they really really take over. I guess is with the second wave right. Yeah i would say so the other nice thing i think that it imparts that you have a more. Well informed customer base. You have customers who know what they like but they also know about freshness and they know that fresh is best. And that's when you should be drinking these beers. I don't know i think people are folded. They are a little predator. One of them for sure you know and i think with the the whole extreme crazy in the second wave this is. This is the era where people started becoming geeky about beer. I don't think in the nineties i know. For fact i was not geeky about beer. I went to the Portland beer festival. And they had a little setup where they showed you the grain and hops in and all that stuff in those days in the late ninety s. I couldn't care less. I remember looking at that. I'm like i'll never remember any stuff. I'm just here to drink severe but You had these extreme beers come out. Especially the there was some limitation to him. Geeks arose and they swamped to this and You have the idea of course in aging beer that started growing up in. I know we talked earlier. Adam you've got an issue with seller beers ted you. Yeah i have to stop doing. It will explode. That's one problem. You got to be careful with that but most beer is not meant to be h. I mean unless you've got some like crazy like i dunno some stout reporter that was aged by monks. You know it's really meant to go on and on and on drink that beer drinking when it's fresh sedate. I do selami beers. It has been whittled down. Because i've been very conscious about trying to pull back not through recommendation but because i'm just spending too much money on beer. There's that too if that's such a thing but at least i'm not aging my ipa's all their stone enjoy after is thing it is. Yeah but you're supposed to enjoy shortly after okay now like three years now. So that stone enjoy after from two thousand fifteen. I should probably do something with it. I mean i'll try it with. You should at least pour it the before you pour it into the drain. Poor little into your mouth and make sure it's It's gone off but yeah yeah it's not gonna kill you yeah. Just don't stick the bottle in there too far.
Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"craft" Discussed on Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"Yeah and i guess we should talk a little bit. About sam's we have it here on the table. They were founded in nineteen eighty-four. They're hugely supportive of the craft. Beer industry and an homebrew. You know. they've got home per pack and they've helped people out there have been hop shortages and a lot of things like that but They took on big beer in the nineteen nineties. One and I was reading about. I had no idea. I'm not surprised though. But jim cook made the forbes four hundred list with an estimated two point six billion dollar net worth not bad guy who started off home bring guests. His story was the family had a logger recipe. And he's like. I can make this and i can beat the big guys at it and he. He's writes you know he's right and It's not really my stanley your anymore. But it's still a solid beer. It still holds up sells a lot of and he really does. Yeah now i gotta say a lot of his wealth now comes from the hard sell sider heartsore but Yeah that's a guy that knows how to give it to To changes in the environment man then we also we. We can't to miss talking a little bit about sierra nevada here in the oj school we've got They did the sierra nevada pale ale which is revolutionary. But they're also credited with the tim's one of tim's favorites the first american barley wine bigfoot. Nineteen eighty-three america's style barley wine. If only team were here he could tell us how much he really loves it. Have you guys had bigfoot retired. Yeah i have. Yeah it's it's it's good. It's a i like him. I like big foot age. What i feel pretty intense when it's fresh alright brian. It's time for rake. We'll be back soon with more.
Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"craft" Discussed on Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"Guy's radio show welcome back to bear guys. radio show. All episodes are available on demand. So if you missed the broadcasts get the podcast beer guys. Radio is available in all popular and unpopular podcasting apps. Now let's get back to classic american craft beer so guys getting into this Next segment who do you think about when you think. Og craft beer like the original squad of craft beer. You got on the table right here. Well the yes. We do have a little bit of a cheat here. We we did open up an anchor. Steam beer anchors up. That's right. I mean that. The story of of anchors. There's american craft beer at its finest. I'm more familiar with southern crafts. But i mean you got to mention sierra nevada. Sure yeah we already mentioned sweetwater. Sam adams of course course yes. There's there's big ones we're missing out there. There's ones that. I don't even know because they never left their states before they went out of business. It's i a lot of people. Bring up new albion. We they started in seventy six or something like that. They didn't survive. But i think they are credited with creating maybe not the first but one of the very first american style. Ipa's out there. So we we do hear about that this dogfish head dogfish forget. Don't fish with sam adams. I almost kind of think of them. As being kind of the second part of the second wave in fact you know. Sam adams definitely part of the i. I always think of dogfish kind of coming in that dividing line in craft beer where we had the late nineties. Where things kind of took a hit. But then out of that though technically dogfish head did start before that happened. They didn't really get going until after that happened. So i mean. We got them mention to highland brew out of carolina highlands. They've been around for over twenty five years. There's just so many it's hard to even go over all of this thinker. That's the cool thing about anchor. I looked into that. A fair amount for this and That story is pretty amazing. The guy fritz maytag didn't start anchor but he was a big fan of the brewery and he had some good inheritance yet some some maytag money some family money and he heard that they were having trouble. They were circling the drain. Potentially going to go out of business is like hey. I'm going to invest. So he bought fifty one percent of the company thinking. All right i'll be involved in. This will save a beer that our love. I'll advise them well. Pretty quickly creditors came after him because well they needed some money and he had some money and he was the owner so the way i read it he almost immediately got into improving the quality of the beer to increase sales and From what i read it took him like a decade to actually break even or start turning a profit but he came out with so many crazy. I i mean just think anchor. Steam first american craft beer generally acknowledged nineteen seventy-one the anchor liberty mail the first modern ip nineteen seventy five anchor christmas the first seasonal beer in nineteen seventy five. He's also credited with the first american porter in one thousand nine hundred seventy two so all of these. I like when you think about. It's like i had no idea. I knew that they were early on and they really set the bar but they really came up with a lot of stuff. It blows my mind. How often do you guys drew. Wind up drinking an anchor. You even see them around very often. I mean this is my first anchor steam. In as long as i can remember and we even had a. Is that another one. Yeah hazy app over there. I didn't even know they made his. Epa you know it's funny. I saw that on the shelf. I was looking for anchor. I struck out where i was at. And i thought oh that's interesting. They're getting into the hazy. Ip a game and like. Oh that's weird. It turns out that they were one of the pioneers and dry hopping beers. They were dry hopping beers back in the seventies and early eighties before anybody even heard the term. It's amazing to me how much these craft brewers have affected the industry as a whole. Oh yeah i mean what. It's done to the big boys out there and the the innovations they've had to make and they were making products that people didn't know about yet the people didn't drink as out of nowhere. I mean i guess you can probably dig back and world war. Two people came back craving these beers they experienced in other parts of the world. But really i mean they were making stuff that they didn't know people were going to buy. Yeah and i gotta say to talk about craft beer versus macro. It is a little strange drinking anchor. Steam out of a can and craft beer cans. Go hand in hand. It does now true the threesome. In due to another pioneer in craft. beer dale's pale ale right before that. And that was exclusively only ever oskar blues. Got to get the name in there right. Only ever in cans in kind of normalized it before that. Everybody thought he as like. Oh you don't want cans. Mad beer goes into cans. Good beer goes and glass now completely. Everything's yeah now. It's the only reason people are doing glass right now because we've had show because it's so popular so it's amazing how things change over the years. Although i will say this. So i'm a retailer and i do still get customers coming in saying oh. I don't want that nakane and has that metallic flavor to it and in the entirety of my lifetime at least the entirety that i've been drinking in my lifetime. I've never had that metallic flavour advocate. Because of can now. I've had it in beers before but that's because of an off flavor. Yeah that's definitely something that it can occur when you brew improperly gets old budweiser. Yeah well they used to. I don't think they used to have the same kind of lining inside the cans back in the day as they do now. It's like a it's like a class lining or something. Some interesting polymer or something like that but Manso back in those days. Back anchor in the seventies were less than one hundred breweries in the us at one point time. Nineteen seventy eight. There was just like eighty nine apparently while it's amazing to think how far down at once that's at the very beginning of craft beer. Now we've got eight thousand eight hundred and eighty four as of twenty twenty the latest figure ice on that and it wasn't until two thousand fifteen that the brewery count exceeded the number of breweries. That were here in the us in eighteen seventy three. So that shows you how much beer and general dropped in the us in the twentieth century you know and the late nineteenth century so it's pretty devastating so four thousand one hundred thirty one breweries in eighteen seventy three. We never have of magin there. Were that many bruce in the us in that in that period of time so where they craft. I think they would qualify if they're around today because there were neighborhood stuff. It wasn't consolidated. So i mean at least microbreweries. Do you think that number dropped. Because of prohibition oh for sure i mean obviously the i was looking at a line and and it drops to the floor during prohibition and it takes a long time to recover from that peru's you can't stop making beer and still stay afloat and then thirteen years later. Oh you know. Hey sell beer. Turn off the taps. Know everybody's gone everything sold so well and also like the legislation didn't support burs anymore. I mean look at georgia. It wasn't until twenty fifteen. We will start doing some to go beers from our breweries. And now i mean it's great that we have that modern day. Take on what you can get away with going to a brewery. But coming right outta prohibition you know thirteen years after the fact i'm sure breweries just were completely stonewalled from going into anywhere. Now we're spoiled can't keep track of which ones are out there now. You look at a board somewhere and it's it's new beers every day. Yeah it's one six. Yeah there's a little bit of analysis paralysis for option fatigue or something you go in there and boy. I used to be really into that habit. Just because it's new. But now i kind of want i just want to..
Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"craft" Discussed on Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"Classic american.
Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"craft" Discussed on Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"A little bit of a weird monica it works. Yeah exactly exactly. It's not well this week. We've got adam silver burger l. Adam silverberg guy you nailed it. The first owner and chief patron of the nest and kennesaw. How you doing. I'm doing great guys. And that's my favorite title. I think chief patron chief adrian. Number one patron yeah. I spent a lot of time center. The bar yeah. You know what. That's a nice thing about having a business like that. Is you want to enjoy the product that you produce or you pour so right right. Can you tell to my doctor. Because he doesn't like sit there all day. well yeah. His job is to tell you what not to do your job. I just don't do what you like to do. So you're going to have a little. You know butt heads on that so guys. Classic american craft beer. What are your thoughts about that. What got you into craft beer. What beer really nailed it for you. That's my big question for you. We'll start with you adam. What beer nailed at for me. That's a deep thought. And i think the brain cells that can answer that question our probably long gone. We have a sam adams. Boston lager table right now and that was probably a first for a lot of people here in atlanta. You can't talk about craft. Beer talking about sweetwater. That's true and i have fond memories of my time just water and at what was once was read brewing now atlanta bring company so many fuzzy memories of the places and how much we have but yeah sam adams was probably the first one i went to. You'd think so all right. Yeah how about you need you know for me. My first craft beer ever was a brew. Is we want blue. Actually but i would say my gateway craft beer. Was sierra nevada pale ale. That's the one that guessing oppy stuff. It's the one who got me into the crazier lane of beer outside of the wheat beer. So my story with. It's interesting because i grew up in portland. It wasn't beer was kind of a more normal thing. You went to places and they made beer so we were talking. Microbreweries back at the time not craft beer. But i didn't have a specific one. That i recall off the top of my head and was probably henry weinhard's but the probably the one that really nailed it for me. That really got me. Hunting beer really thinking about craft. Beer was weinhard's had a a seasonal that they did one time. It was a hazelnut brown. And i love that beer. That beer was so great. I got into bridgeport at a certain point later. On which sport. Espn really liked that and there was a red thistle aol from a local brewery in my college town. Which doesn't get outside of that college town. I don't think but Those ones probably did it for me but that hazel nut brown ale. That's henry one heart. Sit back in the day seasonal back in. We're talking like ninety nine or two thousand before seasonals. Were even a thing. So it's kind of a revolutionary concept. I'm like oh my goodness bureau can be amazing. You know. well yeah. I mean especially the back in ninety eight who was making beer with any sort of not included to it because i got into drinking a little bit later and so i was already by the time i started drinking some crazy stuff. Or some of those more adjunct heavy beers. Were already rounds. And so it's kind of revolutionary to me to hear from ninety eight. I was nine that they were making beers with nuts at home. I also have to mention though around that time the The october fest were just starting to hit and so i believe it was sam adams october fest. That may have been the second beer that i chased any quantity. Because i had the one time i'm like. This is the greatest fear. I've ever had so i went out. Of course. I had no concept of october fest and schedules or anything like that so i bought it up and it disappeared. I'm like oh man. I wish they would bring that back. Well it's silly me there did bring it back. It just takes a year. you know. That's a good memory. I certainly remember chasing that beer when it first came seem store for the first time orange box. It's such a game changer. Yeah in to my eyes. It looks about the same as it ever has which is probably a good thing. That's what draws your attention to it the other interesting beer memories you guys have. I remember spending time at bars that used to do the passports and the beer clubs and all those types of things those really got him going here in atlanta. I think. Probably more than i care to admit but i remember some bad ones too like the first time i ever had a may be wrong and i may offend people but old speckled is still sticks in my head is like the worst thing i ever drank. Oh yeah i remember that beer and actually kinda liked it. It did that. Come in like the clear glass bottle. Because i think i had it on draft. Oh then there's was. It skunked. Because i think i have remembered it having some skunk do it back then i wouldn't have known so i've never i've never had it before. What kind of beers that bad. It's like an english. Amber percent. Sure on the style but i liked old speckled hashish. Ride again you should give it a shot but as a recall with the glass bottles. Don't do much for protecting it from light struck it. It's gotta travel across the pond so there's ample opportunity for it to pick up some funky nece on its journey so nate. I think it's time i get the beers of the week now. It's time for our appears of the week brought to you by the net craft beer and barbecue in downtown kennesaw georgia. The next kennesaw dot com. We'll brian we wanna think the nest response in this segment. And what do you know. We've got adam from the nest with us here in studio today. Adam what's happening at the nest with an ss back to full capacity. We survived kovin almost back to full staff which is a real big thing to say these days really what we're excited about the most of the nest nest tober fest coming up october. This is a ness tober fest. October fest style. Beer festival sporting bottle. Share tickets are on sale. Now check us out on facebook and you'll find it. cool run. sounds good all right. This week we are doing. Classic american craft beer Joining us at the menu. We've got anchor. Steam sierra nevada pale ale new belgium fat tire. Doctors said ninety minute and right now. We're enjoying some sam adams boston lager. And there's a bunch more and i don't even know we'll get to all of them probably not but we'll give it a good effort. I always buy too many beers. I really do because. I want all the options. I want all the beers to. I can't blame me for that all right now. Let's see what's happening in the news. What's in the news. The beer guys have the scoop time for headlines all so end the award for the most timely story of the week goes to pabst blue ribbon for introducing these seventeen seventy six pack and that isn't just a name. According to the press. Release the seventeen. Seventy pack will contain one thousand seven hundred and seventy-six beers and also quotes an infinite amount of freedom. All the freedom. You can pack in a box that size for those doing the math. Ed is seventy four. Twenty four packs. The limited edition pack was released on the twenty ninth. And though it's not clear yet where you can get a hold of one. The word is there will be a chance to win one in the future through contests and other interesting partnership arrangements. But in the meantime you can be satisfied with the ninety nine pack which has just made a return so ninety nine years instead of seven hundred seventy six years i. I hope you guys can get by with that. Are you gonna put a dispenser on the nest on the wall so we can say it's nine cans of beer on the wall. I think i wanna get one of my kitchen. Ready to rock. Sure your doctor would be okay with that. We don't tell the doctor not you take it to the office with you when you're getting the checkup doc. You wanna wanna be off my seventy six ninety nine one one i. I've only got ninety nine left. So yeah i. I love the idea. I wanted the ninety nine pack. I don't even know. They showed the seventeen seventy six pack on the back of a pickup truck and it looked like it took up the entire bed of the pickup truck. So that's a lot of beer. A lot of pr all right so brew dogs in the news yet again with something scandalous. Apparently dog solid gold. Beer can isn't solid goals. Surprise surprise according to the guardian man who won the canned reports that the can't is gold plated that's about three microns thick and for the most part it's just brass so apparently that is not worth fifteen thousand pounds or about twenty thousand twenty one thousand. Us dollars it was said to be. It's probably actually closer to being in the neighborhood of about seven hundred dollars in value during the promotion which ended in march people were reportedly loading up on cases of the beard. Find the golden and this guy was planning on using that can to finance his wedding plans all of his travel and everything after talking some gold traders even if the canned was saw goal the actual value would probably not be much more than about thirteen thousand dollars so Braga standing by their estimate which includes the rarity and unique to of the cans in their calculations. So yeah that's just a scandal again for brew dog. That's unfortunate hair. Well it's time for a break. We'll be back soon with more from.