In this episode, Joe and Nick discuss the journey of home brewing with Patrick from Patchworks Brewing. They explore the vibrant home brewing scene in Colorado, share personal origin stories of how they got into brewing, and delve into the importance of local home brew shops. The conversation covers various brewing techniques, the significance of water chemistry, and the community aspect of home brewing. Patrick shares insights on underrated beer styles and unique ingredients, emphasizing the personal nature of brewing and the passion that drives home brewers.

In this episode, Nick and Joe welcome Scott and Steve from the Brewery Underground Podcast. They discuss their journeys into home brewing, the evolution of their podcasting experience, and the vibrant craft beer community. The conversation highlights the importance of storytelling in brewing, the fun of podcasting, and the connections made through shared interests in craft beer.

In this episode, Nick and Joe were joined by Dave Taylor of Tom Ryan Brewing Company. Enjoy this week's show as they talk about Dave's start into homebrewing, how he got the name of his home brewery, and where his brewing ventures have taken him since beginning into the hobby.

In this episode, Nick and Joe sit down with Allen from Freedom Brew, a veteran-owned brewery dedicated to supporting military veterans and their families. Allen shares the inspiring story behind the brewery's mission, which is to donate at least 10% of gross profits to veteran charities. The conversation delves into the importance of community support, the unique lineup of beers Freedom Brew offers, and the brewery's future plans for growth and expansion. Allen emphasizes the significance of integrity in business and the impact of craft beer in bringing people together for a common cause.

In this episode, Nick and Joe discuss various aspects of craft beer and home brewing with guest Tim Decker. They explore the origins of home brewing, the relationship between home brewers and professional brewers, and the future of craft beer. The conversation also touches on the importance of community, diversity, and the culture within the craft beer industry, including the challenges of toxic work environments. Tim shares insights about his brewing journey and the story behind his brand, Altbrow, while also addressing the need for innovation and inclusivity in the brewing community.

In this episode, Nick and Joe chat with Samantha Fox from Fox Hops Brewery about her journey from home brewing to running her own brewery in Elkins, West Virginia. They discuss the importance of community, the craft beer scene, and the unique challenges and joys of being a woman in the brewing industry. Samantha shares insights on brewing techniques, trends, and her philosophy of making beer accessible to everyone. The conversation also touches on upcoming events and beers at Fox Hops Brewing, as well as lighthearted questions about personal brewing experiences.

This week, Nick and Joe were lucky enough to be joined by Wayne Doucette, the 2025 AHA Homebrewer of the Year. Joining Wayne was Adam Skjefstad , president of the River City Brewers. Wayne speaks with us about the process of becoming Homebrewer of the Year and his involvement with the brew club, and Adam gives us his thoughts on running a homebrew club and the importance of having fellow brewers around. We had a great conversation and hope all of you enjoy.

In this episode, Nick and Joe speak with Chris from Calculated Risk brewing located in New Jersey. Chris speaks with the gang about his homebrewing journey in the state of New Jersey, his homebrew club, and his experiences thus far. We speak about happy little accidents, favorite beers, and even the dreams of deaf people.

Chris also mentions an upcoming beer festival that he will be attending in Bristol, TN.

In this engaging conversation, Yamil from Fénix Brewing shares his journey into home brewing, the growth of the craft beer community in Puerto Rico, and the importance of quality ingredients and water in brewing. The hosts discuss various brewing techniques, the significance of home brew clubs, and the joy of experimentation in creating unique beers. Jamil emphasizes the inclusive nature of the brewing community and offers valuable advice for aspiring home brewers, making this episode a rich resource for anyone interested in the art of brewing.

In this episode, the hosts engage with Eduardo Gutierrez from Odd Time Signature Brewing, exploring his journey from professional brewing in Mexico to home brewing in Canada. They discuss the differences in craft beer culture between Mexico and Canada, the challenges of home brewing, and the importance of simplicity in the brewing process. Eduardo shares insights on his brewing techniques, favorite beer styles, and the emotional connection to his beer fridge. The conversation emphasizes community, the role of hops, and offers advice for aspiring home brewers.