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Issue #5 - The Boys Season 1
In this episode mash and hoppy talk about Chadwick Boseman and the black panther as well as this news and refresh our minds on season 1 of the boys in prep for season 2's release this Friday!
Issue #4 - DC Fandome
The DC Universe is alive and well and mash and hoppy are here to breakdown everything from the DC Fandome event as they attempt to fight off connection issues and drink delicious beer.
Issue #3 - Favorite Superheroes
Hoppy and mash get together once more to discuss beer, the latest news from the nerdasphere, their favorite superhero of all time and answer questions from ordinary citizens.
Issue #2 - How Best to Watch the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Mash and Hoppy open some beer, and sit down to catch up on the latest Geek News, and discuss what order the MCU is best enjoyed.
Issue #1 - The Worst MCU Character
Hoppy and mash get together in the tower to discuss what beers they're drinking, iWolverine issue 1, and who they think is the worst Marvel Cinematic Universe character.
In our first ever episode of Hops GEEK News, Mash and Hoppy Mommy tell their origin stories about how they fell in love with all (most) things Geek Culture. They also give you an idea of what to expect from future episodes. From Star Wars to Marvel, to Game of Thrones, nothing is off-limits. And of course, beer will always be involved, because...we don't drink tea.
This episode we have a conversation with Andrea, CEO of 14th Star Brewing Company in Saint Albans, Vermont about their work with the veteran community through Purple Hearts Reunited, Josh Pallotta Fund, and Veterans Count as well as several local community organizations.
This episode we have a conversation with Amanda from Girls Pint Out about how they're getting women involved in the beer scene.
Today we have a conversation Tina Ryman, co-owner of Marker 48 Brewing and Gerard Walen marketing at Marker 48 Brewing and author of Beer in Florida about their Taps for a Cause program that's benefiting The Arc Nature Coast this month.
This episode we have a conversation with Sean Spiegelman CEO of We Can So You Can Foundation in Boone, NC about how We Can So You Can is working within beer culture to make a difference in the community through nonprofit fundraisers and veteran services like Camp Healing Waters.
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