Crates & Vinyl

Beer, More Beer and Business - Episode 007

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This week is an interesting one. Terriss and Jordan try a number of different beers, which sees Jordan get tongue tied after being hit by a forklift truck. We talk advertising, marketing and business around beers, alcopops and cars; play some Kings of Leon and Black Milk, before discussing Jamie Archer and his incredible X Factor performance of "Sex on Fire"; and we dive deep into the long term game of building a business. 


  • Beer tasting and beer marketing
  • We try Disco Fork Lift Truck, Baby Faced Assassin, Northern Monk IPA and Wonderlust IPA
  • Terriss, Jordan and Craig form TJC and discuss the remake of Bacardi Breezers
  • The classic dancing Citroen, VW Golf “Rainman” (which is Jordan meaning "Singing in the Rain") and Renault “Va-va-voom” ads
  • Black Milk’s “Swimm” and “The Television Will Not Be Televised” by Gil Scott-Heron
  • Vinyl Deli, plans for the product line and profit margins
  • Sex on Fire, Jamie Archer and X-Factor
  • Jordan building businesses around culture
  • The finance industry, the future of banks and Blockchain
  • Buying your first home or investing in your business
  • The issues around growing your own business, justifying hiring employees and playing the long term game
  • And much more...


    • Featured Music

    1. "Sex on Fire" by Kings of Leon
    2. "You Like to Risk It All / Things Will Never Be" by Black Milk
    3. "Whenimondamic" by Lootpack
    4. "Champion Sound" by Jaylib
    5. "Notion" by Kings of Leon
    6. "Dub Rock" by Black Milk


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