Brew Chatt

The Endgame is here. So here’s Tanner’s completely spoiler filled review. Be sure to have seen the film before tuning into this episode, as it will most definitely spoil it for you. These past 11 years have been an incredible journey, and it is truly amazing what Kevin Feige and the team at Marvel have accomplished. Watch the video on Youtube and Facebook.

Matthew Paul Revere and his guitarist Marvin Shrum join in for episode 189.

They are local musicians that harken back to a time of Johnny Cash and

Merle Haggard. They join Tanner and Jared to talk about corn updates,

Weyerbacher filing chapter 11, and they learn about Retronasaling.

This episode has local comics Natasha Ferrier & Ethan McFall cracking into a few beers with Tanner. They talk about Ballast Point Brewing closing a few locations, Naturdays, and a possible new Y2K situation. They’re also giving us the lowdown on the Brew Chatt Comedy Tour

This week we’ve got Eric McGaffic from the Brew Market and Beer Garden

swinging by to talk all about Brew Skies. Eric recently helped Tanner brew

his first beer, a deliciously chocolate dessert stout, which will be

debuted at Brew Skies. They also discuss Chattanooga’s profane street

preacher and Tanner tells you why you shouldn’t truck Chattanooga Parking

Authority’s Park Mobile App.

They’re drinking: Trail Magic 15, Star Hill’s Love, and Can-O-Bliss from

Oskar Blues.

Local comedian Jimmy Sowell comes by the studio to drink a deliciously vanilla IPA, Dragon Yum Yums from Dogfish Head, and a Ping Pong Cider.

This episode Tanner and Jared catch up on some much needed movie news such as Avengers Endgame, and Toy Story 4. They are also taking their first foray of the year into spring seasonals and drinking a delicious neopolitan milk stout.

Local comedians Ethan McFall and Reed Landry make a stop by the studio to talk about how ridiculous R. Kelly is, drink some hoppy IPAs and there’s also a followup on Founders Brewing’s racial debacle.

Tanner and Jared’s original co-host, Alan Carey drops in for this episode to try a Tennessee Brew Works Beer with the face of Tim Shields on the bottle. They’re discussing this new Game of Thrones trailer, give an update on the Corntroversy, and the Rockdale Light shortage.

This episode has local comics Donnie Marsh and Charles Newby swinging by the studio. Donnie is telling us about The Lookout Comedy Festival and talks about submissions that are upcoming, and he tells us a bit about his show “Chatt Talk Tonight”. They’re also doing a comparison tasting between the Wicked Weed French Toast Imperial Stout vs. The Barrel Aged French Toast Imperial Stout.

Tori Fyfe and Jet Smith join this week to talk all about their new Chattanooga area community darkroom, Safelight District. They’re talking with Tanner and Jared about the transition into mirrorless cameras, analog film, and the wonder of Lincoln Logs.