This week we take a look at some of the news in brews and music happening in O-Town. We explore the Craft Beer Festival, give a weekend preview, and talk about the upcoming Marvest.

This week on the show, we talk to LeMeow, a swing influenced indie band from Ottawa. They tell us about influences, grants, and band names while drinking Cassel Brewery's Honey Brown Ale.

A quick update.

Heading out for the evening? Get 'turnt-up' before you go with these high octane jams, it's time for the second ever Brews n' Tunes Playlist. Hit the town like it owes you money, but first start it off with your local favourites on BNT. 1. Chug a Lug (Roger Miller) - The Stolen Minks 2. Already Down - Bear Shark 3. Baby Please Don't Go - Denim Dan 4. Keep it Here/JAMaca - The Superlative 5. Brother's Guest - Cardboard Crowns 6. Faceplant - Suits n' Toques 7. Tryna Find Myself- Busty and the Bass 8. Special Surprise! BluesSka

Grab a cold one and head out to the patio, it's time for the first ever Brews n' Tunes Playlist. This week, we look back on some of the best relaxing tunes that we've recorded on the show so far. 1. Tiny Little Fires- Carolina Hum 2. Lilly and Dan- Justice RF 3. Whiskey Kisses- Chris MacLean 4. Highway 105- John Allaire 5. That Swing- Dynamite Motel 6. Wasting- Monday I Retire 7. Dresses & Ties- The Stringers 8. Riptide- Morrocan Sun

This week on the show, we feature punk funk disco rockers The Ven Dreddies. We talk to them about how they developed their unique sound, and hear stories about jamming to JFK. The beer of the week is Broken Stick's Wanderlust.

This week on the show, we feature Ontario pop artist November. We talk to him about including porn in his music, and the struggles of existing in a scene full of rock. We drink Muskoka Brewery's Moonlight Kettle Summer Saison.

This week on the show, we feature Busty and the Bass, a funky 9-piece outfit from Montreal. We talk to them about hops, and upcoming festival performances while drinking Flying Monkey's Belle Epoque.

This week on the show, we drink Phillips Brewing Company's Electric Unicorn IPA with Destroy Clocks, a strange group with a diverse array of sounds from Ottawa. We talk to them about favourite band names and performing at a pagan solstice festival.

This week on the show, we talk to Ottawa punks The Superlative about their origins and opening for Weird Al Yankovic. We drink Lake of Bays' River Walker Ale.