Plato's Gravity

Plato's Gravity

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Plato's Gravity episodes

  • Circadian Coffee with Adam Datema

    We are excited to be back in action after a long hiatus. We are kicking off our new format with Adam Datema of Circadian Coffee in Indianapolis. You can learn more about Circadian Coffee on their website: circadiancoffee.com

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    • It took me 1:07 to get to the break
    • Jason does not have Covid

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    1 hr 29 min
  • We're Back

    After 6 months off, we are excited to return to action with a new, wider scope. We want to talk to anyone and everyone who produces amazing food and beverage at a local scale. Tune in Wednesday as we invite Adam Datema from Circadian Coffee to the show!

    2 min
  • Champagne Velvet
    Happy New Year's - We drink the...er...a champagne of beers, Champagne Velvet - which apparently smells like Patrick Lynch of Upland Brewing Company. We discuss omnisexual polygamists and wax philosophical about the coming age of artificial intelligence. Cheers!
    25 min
  • Wittmann Urhell
    Aaron is confused about podcasts. Jason is confused about computers. The guys haver another Helles. Free Willy is a whale. It’s the eve of Christmas Eve. Join us, won’t you?
    21 min
  • Schlokbräu Kheder Original Pils
    Jason was out grocery shopping when he remembered he needed to upload an episode of the podcast. What's it about? Only one way to know, download it and listen, like he's going to do right now. Join him, won't you?
    18 min
  • Bären Weisse
    Aaron gives his wife the wrong beer. The beer has a picture of a bear. The gang talks about Friends. 3 beers left, won't you join us?
    23 min

About Plato's Gravity

From the publisher's feed

For Plato's Gravity, 'craft' is describes an approach to producing something with a focus on quality. We started as a beer podcast, but are looking to broaden our horizons to feature all producers who make things well. We will often focus on small businesses serving their local community, but we plan to avoid a strict definition of what it means to be a craft producer.