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This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy drives down South for an exclusive talk with the influencers of the Black craft beer movement — Ale Sharpton and Mike Potter. While Ale is a beer writer slash expert slash critic slash personality, Mike is also the founder of Black Brew Culture slash Fresh Fest slash Blacktoberfest. The gang will follow the rise of Black craft breweries as well as the details of Ale’s and Mike’s individual projects serving as steps on that ladder.
The episode kicks off with a catch-up session with Ale and his journey in the Piano Keys World — his collaboration with New Belgium. He also gives us a peek into the growth of Atlanta’s beer scene through legislation and minority brewing movements. We then get to meet Mike and two outstanding brewers from Blacktoberfest — Dirtbag Ale’s Tito and Beale Street Brewing Company’s Kelvin — along with their paths on the craft beer way and what they are brewing for this upcoming Blacktober. Additionally, we’ll also dive into an analysis of the ups and downs of the Black beer scene in U.S.’s Southern cities, before coming back to Ale’s efforts to shine light on the small guys.
After the break, we’ll come back with Kelvin's private session with his exclusive trivias and stories on Elvis. Jimmy attempts to make his endings consistent by going around the room asking people their favorite beers for the week, before Mike closes out with details about Blacktoberfest (October 1st in St. Louis, 15th in Atlanta, and 22nd in Durham). Hop in the car and tune into our show while driving to Blacktober, Jimmy’s waiting for you!
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Jordan and Brooke are rejoined by writer Emma Stefansky for this bittersweet entry in the Fast franchise that made us all cry like babies. But there's Dwayne Johnson flexing out of a cast to make up for it. We talk James Wan's box office bonafides, the incredible Dubai "dress transition" (you know the one), fighting with your car as an extension of yourself, and the series' wonderful send-off to Paul Walker. Plus, once again, Jordan proposes including Tom Cruise in this franchise by any means necessary.
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Our guest is Joe Brignoni, the owner of Joe’s Rotisseria in Asbury Park and Roselle Park, New Jersey. He’s famous for blending a pizza, calzone, and garlic knots into one delicious Frankenstein. In this episode, he’ll tell you how it saved his business (and reveal the composition of a Thunder Stick).
Hit “Play” to hear how a culinary education in Disney made Joe into one of the most creative pizzaiolos on Slice.
Jordan and Brooke are joined by Emma Stefansky (Thrillist) to discuss 2010's dream heist! They dig into the rich tradition of fan fiction (which Jordan will be converted to one day), what they'd use for a dream totem, the beauty of practical effects, and why Tom Hardy might actually be too sexy to lead a film.
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Mickey Meyer is the President of Group Nine’s Network (owner of PopSugar, Thrillist and more) and a cofounder of JASH, a comedy studio with roots in both the digital and television world and featuring such clients as Adam Carolla, Norm Macdonald, Sarah Silverman, Tim & Eric, Reggie Watts and Michael Cera. In addition to his role at JASH, Mickey served on the Entertainment Advisory Council to Obama administration, meeting with President Obama and various other White House officials including Joe Biden and Valerie Jarrett. He just won an Oscar for Best Short Film as an executive producer for “Two Distant Strangers” in 2021.
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On today's episode of All in the Industry®, host Shari Bayer's guests are Megan Murphy, a New York-based food and travel journalist, who’s experience spans media outlets, including AFAR, Bon Appétit, Clean Plates, Cooking Light, Eater, Fodor’s, Food & Wine, Thrillist, and Travel + Leisure. Megan is also an AFAR Ambassador and co-host of the Eat This, Not That! weekly podcast. And, Blaine Ashley, Wine Enthusiast's 40-under-40 tastemaker and New York Champagne Week Founder, and she has a new concept – 'The FIZZ is Female' which shines a spotlight on leading ladies in the bubbly wine biz. Megan and Blaine have teamed up to launch Lokē Rosé—an exclusive Provence wine inspired by Blaine's native home of Hawaii. Lokē launched in May 2018 with locations in NYC, the Hamptons, and northern NJ, and plans to debut in Hawaii and Florida soon. Today's show also features Shari's PR tip, Speed Round, Industry News discussion, and Solo Dining experience at Chef JJ Johnson's Fieldtrip in Harlem, NYC. Listen at Heritage Radio Network; subscribe/rate/review our show at iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify. Follow us @allindustry. Thanks for being a part of All in the Industry®!
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