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Pack your curiosity and join us for Episode 36! Our Sassy Cider Chick takes Brew Babes Podcast to Island Hop Craft Beer Festival to meet the entrepreneurs behind the pours.
From big ideas to the challenges of building a craft beverage business, these conversations explore what keeps these makers going, what makes their drinks stand out, and where the industry is headed next. We’re talking changing tastes, bold ambitions, and the community connections that turn a drink into something worth gathering around.
Grab your favorite beverage and settle in for good beer, real stories, and bold conversations!
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The Brew Babes have a conversation with the Ladies of Lager organizer, Paula. Ladies of Lager is a group dedicated to community service and charitable projects while enjoying craft beer. They discuss their various initiatives, the importance of community in the craft beer scene, and the evolution of their group and its impact.
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The Brew Babes have a co-host, Anastasia from Gulfport Brewing and discuss their experiences in the craft beer industry, including a summer brewery tour in Tampa Bay. They delve into the nuances of tipping, the importance of customer service, and the community aspect of breweries.
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The Brew Babes interview Jo Ann wth Escambia Homebrewers Club and recap of the Emerald Coast Brewfest event. They get into the discussion of homebrew clubs and mead making, followed by a focus on community and collaboration within the brewing community. The conversation then shifts to the local beer culture, distilleries, and an invitation to visit, concluding with a discussion on beer preferences.
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The Brew Babes discuss their recent experiences, events, and plans for the future. They talk about the exciting opportunities ahead, including the Great American Beer Festival in Colorado. The conversation covers topics such as the importance of asking questions, understanding the roles within an industry, the process of canning beer, the significance of clean glassware, and the characteristics of different beer styles. It also delves into the concept of giving back to the community and the upcoming Ladies of Beer calendar.
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The Brew Babes have a discussion with Micki from Green Bench Brewing, exploring her journey in the beer industry, her role at Green Bench, and the development of the craft beer scene in Oklahoma. The conversation further delves into Micki's transition to Cigar City and her role in the industry, highlighting the importance of community and customer experience at Green Bench Brewing. The conversation delves into the art of hospitality, brewery culture, staff education, creating memorable experiences, diversity and inclusivity in events, marketing, and community engagement. It also explores adapting to demographics and community needs, event planning, and tailoring marketing to local culture. The conversation delves into the significance of marketing in the beer industry, emphasizing the abstract nature of marketing and the need for a tailored approach. It also explores the role of marketing in building a community and establishing an online presence. Additionally, it highlights the collaborative and camaraderie-driven nature of the beer industry, along with discussions about craft beer memories, tasting preferences, and upcoming events, including Oktoberfest season.
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The Brew Babes talk to Carly from Coastal Clear Taps and talk about the topic of draft cleaning and its importance in the brewing industry. They discuss the journey of Coastal Clear Taps, the services they offer, and the challenges and standards in draft cleaning. The conversation also delves into the responsibilities of bars and restaurants, as well as educational initiatives in the brewing industry. The conversation delves into the future of craft beer, trends in consumer behavior, the evolution of beer preferences, the impact of the lucre faucet on the beer experience, and Carly's services in the craft beer industry. The discussion highlights the optimism for the future of craft beer, the plateauing of craft beer consumption, the evolution of beer preferences, the significance of the lucre faucet in enhancing the beer experience, and Carly's expertise in providing services for bars and restaurants.
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The Brew Babes are missing Taylor as she pursues her passions outside of beer and share insights from their recent industry travels, including conferences, brewery visits, and the growth of women in craft beer. They discuss the importance of community, collaboration, and supporting women in the industry. Then the Brew Babes share the major announcements that have been building while they have been on the road and let's just say that the Sky is the Limit from here on out.
To help us on our journey around the country:
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The Brew Babes interview Abby from Southern Lights and discuss their journey in the brewing industry, from learning and growing in the field to adapting to challenges during COVID-19. They also explore the diverse beer menu and brewing techniques, as well as share insights into a new beer release. The conversation covers a range of topics related to beer, brewing, and the beer industry. It delves into the nuances of IPA profiles, the importance of educating beer drinkers, the art of using generational yeast, and the business considerations in brewing. Additionally, it explores the experience of trying different beers, building relationships in the beer industry, and the potential for a beer collaboration named Snackle Box.
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The conversation revolves around the experiences and stories of women in the beer industry, their involvement in beer festivals, and their passion for craft beer. It also highlights the impact of community and friendship within the industry.
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From the publisher's feed
Craft beer didn’t start out complicated—it started out fun. Somewhere between growth, trends, and nonstop hustle, that part can get lost. Brew Babes Podcast is about bringing the fun back to beer,…
Brew Babes Podcast is hosted by Danielle Snitker, known across Florida’s craft beer scene as Sassy Cider Chick. With more than a decade of experience in beer marketing, branding, event planning, and taproom operations, Danielle brings both strategy and heart to the mic. She’s the founder of Florida Brews Travelers, works with Florida Hoppy Brands, and still spends time behind the bar. Danielle knows the business side of beer—but she also knows how important it is to keep it fun.
Co-Host: Kat Jones (St Pete Beer Babe)Kat Jones, better known as St Pete Beer Babe, brings a full-circle perspective to the show, having worked in every aspect of the craft beer industry. From behind the bar to behind-the-scenes operations, Kat understands what it takes to keep breweries running—and why culture, creativity, and enjoyment matter just as much as the numbers. She’s honest, practical, and brings a sense of humor that keeps the conversations grounded and entertaining.
Co-Host: Taylor Woods (Taylor of Thy Brews)Joining the mic is Taylor Woods, known to many as Taylor of Thy Brews. Taylor adds energy, balance, and another industry viewpoint to the mix. Her perspective helps keep the show approachable and relatable, making sure conversations stay fun while still offering meaningful insight. Together, the hosts create a dynamic that feels more like hanging out after a shift than recording a podcast.
What You’ll HearBrew Babes Podcast looks at the craft beer industry through a fun-first lens—events, branding, community building, industry culture, and the realities of working in beer. While real challenges still come up, the focus stays on creativity, connection, and the things that make beer enjoyable and social. It’s about remembering that beer is meant to bring people together.
Why Brew Babes PodcastBrew Babes Podcast exists to remind people that beer should be enjoyable. It’s about laughter, creativity, and sharing stories from women in the industry who believe beer is better when it’s welcoming, social, and fun again.
Grab a beer, relax, and join the conversation.
Brew Babes Podcast is here to make beer fun again.