Owner of the Bearded Lady, Shannon Osbakken joins us to talk about the beer industry from the ownership side and her feelings about Beer-To-Go. Michael gushes a few times and Josh only tells public memories.

Fort Worth rap artist J/O/E joins us to chat about his craft beer journey and how it's inspired his music and artistic endeavors. Michael signals a child to go to bed and Josh takes too long to explain something.

Friend of the show and past Fort Worth Weekly Bartender of the Year, Les Bennett joins us to chat about his perspective regarding bars, craft beer explosions and more. Michael hurt himself and Josh’s audio is still not right. (Sorry.)

Eric and Jason of Brutal Beerworks take a break out of their busy days to talk about opening the brewery and where they see beer in 5-10 years from now. Michael makes surfer assumptions and Josh is a nobody.

Bruce Alford from Ye Olde Bull & Bush and The Royal Falcon joins us to talk about dark beer and craft beer from the perspective of a classic English pub.

Live from The Collective Brewing Project, we discuss the path the Beer-To-Go amendment to the TABC sunset bill took to get to the governors desk.

David Clark of Pantego's New Main Brewing drops by to give us an update on the brewery, the struggles of opening in a city with little to no craft beer and how he aims to integrate his brewery into a normal part of the local community.

Funky Picnic co-founder Sam Glenn and head chef, Josh Rangel, join us to chat about Fort Worth's newest brewpub. Josh fails at jokes and Michael opens a keg.

Celis Brewing is in a bit of a pickle, Beer-to-Go is still on the edge (but getting closer), and Sam Adams and Dogfish Head call it a draw and merge with each other. Michael makes an incorrect comic book hero reference and Josh says "successful."

Music artistically inspires us, just like beer. Also, breweries should give a damn. Michael asks you to drink IPAs and Josh forgets to edit out a cough.