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- BPC - Episode 72 - CREPITUSA crunch, a munch, a jingle, he'll make your spine a-tingle. You think the recent clown sightings have been off-putting? Wait till Crepitus is unleashed onto the earth. On a recent trip to Northern Michigan, we had the pleasure of sitting down with creator and director of the upcoming horror film, Haynze Whitmore. There was already a lot of buzz around this film prior to casting, but once casting was complete, that buzz turned into a frenzy. Along with Michigan natives, Mike Hard of Hell, Michigan and Caitlin Williams of Cheboygan, they also snagged the young Raiden Moore known for his roles in the hit TV adaptation of Stephen King's Haven as well as the Lizzie Borden Chronicles, staring Christina Ricci. Playing the part of the deputy, as well as a producer on the film, is model/actor/film producer, Lance Paul of Bridgeport, Connecticut. Lance is also the founder of Ginger Knight Entertainment. Playing Mother in this nightmare is the young and beautiful, Jackey Hall of Little Rock, Arkansas, known for her work on The Invited, Biohazard: Patient Zero, Walking Dead, and Van Wilder: Freshman Year. And to round out this already fantastic cast is none other than Mr. Bill Moseley. We all fell in love with Bill when he broke out onto the scene as the unforgettable Chop Top in Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. Recently he's given us the chilling delight of playing Otis B. Drifwood in the Rob Zombie films House of 1000 Corpses and the Devils Rejects. Soon he will be terrifying audiences as the creepy, killer clown, Crepitus. When the moon is bright and you can catch a sight of his crooked ol' Crepitus pout, then you better run fast, cuz he'll snatch your ass, and eat all your insides out. Many kudos to Mr. Eddie Renner, who along with his wife Sarah, wrote the screenplay for this film. Longtime friend of our own Dougy Fresh , (both Cheboygan, Michigan natives) Eddie is an incredible artist who provided us with our wonderful cover photo art work and could very well be making the artwork for the Blind Pig Confessions Crepitus Ghost Pepper Stout which will be released in limited addition for this film. You may just have to show up at its premier to get some. We wish Eddie Renner could have made this show along with Haynze but we couldn't persuade him to leave sunny Florida to be with us for this one. But we're sure we will be back with the Crepitus gang again as the filming gets underway. We had a blast talking horror and drinking brews all afternoon with Haynze. Tune into hear more about Crepitus(and follow up plans) and how you can become part of this soon to be horror classic. We'd like to thank Alisa Doe-Klinger for hosting this show at the UAW Black Lake (stayed tuned for the upcoming episode with Alisa) and for fueling the show with some of the delicious craft brews available at the Black Lake Golf Club. Shout outs to Benjamin Slocum and Beard's Brewery's Holy Diver, Goodfellows Grill, and our friend Steven Welsh, whom you may know better as Captain Smee of Attack of the Show. http://www.whixco.com/crepitus.html http://www.thewhixcompany.com http://www.uawblacklake.com http://www.getasketch.com http://www.goofyfaces.com http://www.beardsbrewery.com55 min
- BPC - Episode 72 - CREPITUSA crunch, a munch, a jingle, he’ll make your spine a-tingle.You think the recent clown sightings have been off-putting? Wait till Crepitus is unleashed onto the earth.55 min
- BPC - Episode 71 - Horror SpecialA pre-Halloween special for all our beer and horror fans out there. We were joined by friends and horror fans, Warren and Angela Fisher for this frightful evening of booze and fun. We discussed some of our favorite, as well as least favorite, horror flicks to date and we find out which horror movie makes Angela tingle. (We imagine Warren has had it on nightly since this recording.) Another old Alabama shipmate of Dougy Fresh, Pauly Boy - Paul Murdock, stops by to tell us all about Sodom Maniac and we all agree Blair Witch sucked. We were kept on our toes in this one with the help of Taxman default and Upland's Bad Elmer Porter. Special mention to Haynze Whitmore and Eddie Renner and their upcoming horror movie, Crepitus, staring Bill Moseley due to be unleashed in the theaters next fall. Tune in Friday night for our 2nd installment of this year's Halloween Special with creator and director of Crepitus, Haynze Whitmore.1 hr 5 min
- BPC - Episode 71 - Horror SpecialA pre-Halloween special for all our beer and horror fans out there.
We were joined by friends and horror fans, Warren and Angela Fisher for this frightful evening of booze and fun.
We discussed some of our favorite, as well as least favorite, horror flicks to date and we find out which horror movie makes Angela tingle. (We imagine Warren has had it on nightly since this recording.)
Another old Alabama shipmate of Dougy Fresh, Pauly Boy - Paul Murdock, stops by to tell us all about Sodom Maniac and we all agree Blair Witch sucked.
We were kept on our toes in this one with the help of Taxman default and Upland’s Bad Elmer Porter.
Special mention to Haynze Whitmore and Eddie Renner and their upcoming horror movie, Crepitus, staring Bill Moseley due to be unleashed in the theaters next fall. Tune in Friday night for our 2nd installment of this year’s Halloween Special with creator and director of Crepitus, Haynze Whitmore.1 hr 5 min - BPC - Episode 70 - Pigs Stampede
Talented musicians? Hell yes. But just all around good guys and fun to chill with and have a few brews. Kyle Buck and Aaron Nicely of The Stampede String Band stopped by Alley's Alehouse to have some beer with the boys and tell 'em about what's going on with the band, as well a some Stampede history. They discussed the soon to be released new live album while sipping on Alpine Pilsner from Bier Brewery, which went over well with the group. They switched over to O'Keeffe's Irish Red from Evil Czech as they got a little Evil/Stampede anecdote.
They talk a little Colts and a lot of Cubs and their hopeful appearance in the upcoming World Series(sorry Aaron) and they relive a couple scorpion burger challenges that did not go well.
Tune in for the convo and then get out to see Stampede live. They will be at Indiana Red barn tomorrow evening (Oct 22nd), returning to Fiddler's Hearth on 11/22, and the Vogue w/Reverand Peyton on November 23rd.
Thanks to Stampede for letting us use tracks, 5 Rider and 3 Miles to Go to open and close this week's episode.
Shout outs this week included Fiddlers Hearth(which Dougy, Cowboy, and Pat are actually enjoying some brews and live tunes at tonight), Ben Myers and his scorpion plight, Evil Czech, Adam Cox of Suspended Audio, Blue Mafia, James and the Drifters, and Jerry Connor of Bier Brewery, who if he had his way, would be on every show . . . we'll keep a chair open for him.
Cheers!
1 hr 12 min - BPC - Episode 70 - Pigs Stampede
Talented musicians? Hell yes. But just all around good guys and fun to chill with and have a few brews. Kyle Buck and Aaron Nicely of The Stampede String Band stopped by Alley’s Alehouse to have some beer with the boys and tell ‘em about what’s going on with the band, as well a some Stampede history. They discussed the soon to be released new live album while sipping on Alpine Pilsner from Bier Brewery, which went over well with the group. They switched over to O’Keeffe’s Irish Red from Evil Czech as they got a little Evil/Stampede anecdote.
They talk a little Colts and a lot of Cubs and their hopeful appearance in the upcoming World Series(sorry Aaron) and they relive a couple scorpion burger challenges that did not go well.
Tune in for the convo and then get out to see Stampede live. They will be at Indiana Red barn tomorrow evening (Oct 22nd), returning to Fiddler’s Hearth on 11/22, and the Vogue w/Reverand Peyton on November 23rd.
Thanks to Stampede for letting us use tracks, 5 Rider and 3 Miles to Go to open and close this week’s episode.
Shout outs this week included Fiddlers Hearth(which Dougy, Cowboy, and Pat are actually enjoying some brews and live tunes at tonight), Ben Myers and his scorpion plight, Evil Czech, Adam Cox of Suspended Audio, Blue Mafia, James and the Drifters, and Jerry Connor of Bier Brewery, who if he had his way, would be on every show . . . we’ll keep a chair open for him.
Cheers!1 hr 12 min - BPC - Episode 69 - The Pigs Dig In!
Due to the length of this episode, we decided to release this as a weekday special. So all you faithful listeners get two episodes this week. And a special episode it is. We had the pleasure to be selected to cover DigIn~A Taste of Indiana this year and we beat the heat and had an incredible time and made many new friends. Kolsch and pilsners were the main theme of the day, which were perfect for this hot summer afternoon. So many great breweries and chefs, and restaurants were showcased we got a bit dizzy trying to get them all on the air. Tonight's segments were split between the following guests: DigIn's very own, and past guest, Mr, Thom England, Bee Coffee Roasters, One World Catering, Robert Rolfe Feddersen, Justin Miller – owner of Black Acre, Emily Grounds of Deer Creek Brewery, Kelly from 18th Street Brewery, Sean Lewis and Brock, Head Keg Monkey, Hicorse of Flat 12, and Steven Hackney of S'more Mobile which is sooo much more than just your everyday s'mores….think big… think alcohol. We spent the entire day next to the fine folks from Madison's being intoxicated by the scent of grilled duck, and just as the day was coming to an end and we finally got Dan Stackpole on the mic… wouldn't you know it… they killed the power in the park. So we thought, screw the 15-minute segment, let's get over to Madison's for an entire show. So be sure to join us next Tuesday, Oct 25th at Madison's in Pendleton for a night of brews and fine whiskey. This event should be a must for every beer enthusiast and foodie out there each summer. Big thanks to Bier Brewery for taking extra good care of us (as they always do) during the event. We love you! And thanks Roberto Cavazos Jr. for stepping out of the Pig Pen to help co-host this incredible event with us. Cheers! http://www.digindiana.org http://www.beecoffeeroasters.com http://www.robertrolfefeddersen.com http://www.blackacrebrewing.com http://www.deercreekbrewery.com http://18thstreetbrewery.com http://www.flat12.me http://www.smoremobile.co http://madisonsind.com
1 hr 23 min - BPC - Episode 69 - The Pigs Dig In!
Due to the length of this episode, we decided to release this as a weekday special. So all you faithful listeners get two episodes this week.
And a special episode it is. We had the pleasure to be selected to cover DigIn~A Taste of Indiana this year and we beat the heat and had an incredible time and made many new friends.
Kolsch and pilsners were the main theme of the day, which were perfect for this hot summer afternoon.
So many great breweries and chefs, and restaurants were showcased we got a bit dizzy trying to get them all on the air.
Tonight’s segments were split between the following guests:
DigIn’s very own, and past guest, Mr, Thom England, Bee Coffee Roasters, One World Catering, Robert Rolfe Feddersen, Justin Miller – owner of Black Acre, Emily Grounds of Deer Creek Brewery, Kelly from 18th Street Brewery, Sean Lewis and Brock, Head Keg Monkey, Hicorse of Flat 12, and Steven Hackney of S’more Mobile which is sooo much more than just your everyday s’mores….think big… think alcohol.
We spent the entire day next to the fine folks from Madison’s being intoxicated by the scent of grilled duck, and just as the day was coming to an end and we finally got Dan Stackpole on the mic… wouldn’t you know it… they killed the power in the park.
So we thought, screw the 15-minute segment, let’s get over to Madison’s for an entire show. So be sure to join us next Tuesday, Oct 25th at Madison’s in Pendleton for a night of brews and fine whiskey.
This event should be a must for every beer enthusiast and foodie out there each summer. Big thanks to Bier Brewery for taking extra good care of us (as they always do) during the event. We love you! And thanks Roberto Cavazos Jr. for stepping out of the Pig Pen to help co-host this incredible event with us.
Cheers!
http://www.digindiana.org
http://www.beecoffeeroasters.com
http://www.robertrolfefeddersen.com
http://www.blackacrebrewing.com
http://www.deercreekbrewery.com
http://18thstreetbrewery.com
http://www.flat12.me
http://www.smoremobile.co
http://madisonsind.com1 hr 23 min - BPC - Episode 68 - Pigs at Redemption Alewerks
Tonight on Friday Night Blind Pig Confessions we are back to one of our favorites spots, Redemption Alewerks.
We are joined by Redemption owner, Brandon Smith, and head brewer and reigning King of Indiana's Next Hop Model, Dan Gohr.
Also joining us is my ol' shipmate, Brad Ringstmeier of Perpetual Moto Discovery who has his own BPC episode which will be released soon.
We came to love Redemption for their great, malty goodness, brews, but we soon found out that they have an amazing menu to accompany the beer. We were treated tonight to their luscious pork balls, famous triple threat wings, and Not Yo Normal Nachos… and of course… BEER.
Tonight we relive our time at Indiana's Next Hop Model, get the background scoop on Brandon Smith and their "accidental" beer, Queen of Tarts.
Tune in to hear what's new at Redemption and all the great weekly events and specials such as Taco & Trivia Tuesday and their everyday, mouthwatering, smoked wings.
We find ourselves in the hot seat tonight as well as Dan reviews some of our own home brews (he loved them, I swear… no matter what he said in the episode). Tonight's show was fueled by Redemption's Deliverance IPA, Salvation Wheat Ale, Absolution Double IPA, and the Queen of Tarts Apple Ale.
Tonight's "Confessional" guest is Isaiah Lovett.
http://www.redemptionalewerks.com/ http://www.perpetual-moto-discovery.com/
1 hr 1 min - BPC - Episode 68 - Pigs at Redemption Alewerks
Tonight on Friday Night Blind Pig Confessions we are back to one of our favorites spots, Redemption Alewerks.
We are joined by Redemption owner, Brandon Smith, and head brewer and reigning King of Indiana’s Next Hop Model, Dan Gohr.
Also joining us is my ol’ shipmate, Brad Ringstmeier of Perpetual Moto Discovery who has his own BPC episode which will be released soon.
We came to love Redemption for their great, malty goodness, brews, but we soon found out that they have an amazing menu to accompany the beer.
We were treated tonight to their luscious pork balls, famous triple threat wings, and Not Yo Normal Nachos… and of course… BEER.
Tonight we relive our time at Indiana’s Next Hop Model, get the background scoop on Brandon Smith and their “accidental” beer, Queen of Tarts.
Tune in to hear what’s new at Redemption and all the great weekly events and specials such as Taco & Trivia Tuesday and their everyday, mouthwatering, smoked wings.
We find ourselves in the hot seat tonight as well as Dan reviews some of our own home brews (he loved them, I swear… no matter what he said in the episode).
Tonight’s show was fueled by Redemption’s Deliverance IPA, Salvation Wheat Ale, Absolution Double IPA, and the Queen of Tarts Apple Ale.Tonight’s “Confessional” guest is Isaiah Lovett.
http://www.redemptionalewerks.com/
http://www.perpetual-moto-discovery.com/1 hr 1 min
About Blind Pig Confessions's Podcast
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The 18th Amendment, which made it illegal to manufacture, sell, or transport alcohol, went into effect on January 17th, 1920. This led to 13 years of organized crime, corruption, and much bloodshed across the land, as well as what we now refer to as the Roaring '20's.
Due to the fortunate failed attempt at prohibition, there was an explosion of Americans developing their own recipes for beer and liquor. We want to praise those early companies that made it through the era and cheer those who are making new recipes and forging their own name in the rich and delicious world of brews and spirits.
Join us each Friday evening as we explore the rich American history of booze and bootlegging from the early days of prohibition through the new craft beer and spirits craze that has taken the country on by storm today, along with our own tales of drunkenness and debauchery.