In the finale of RadCraft Industry Relief, Emily Hutto sits down with industry legend, Mark Youngquist, at Dolores River Brewery in Dolores, Colorado. The two connect the dots of taste, place, community, and culture— reminding us that beer brings us together, and it’s what we do once gathered that can be the change for good.

Kristen Muraro is the Marketing Director at Ska Brewing and long-time Durango, Colorado resident. This conversation journeys from beer to music to comic books to mountain bikes and beyond, shining on craft beer’s power to be a conduit for community.

Kate Bernot is a journalist, and a really good one to boot. She enlightens us about how her work, especially in the last three years, has required expanded humility and compassion. Now more than ever before, she says, place matters- a lot.

Laura Lodge- creator of the Big Beers Belgians & Barleywines Festival, StartABrewery.com, and Customized Craft Beer Programs- speaks beer, and has so fluently for much of her career. Laura speaks to the curiosity that keeps her engaged in many facets of the industry, and in her communities.

Julia Herz's story is an unfolding, profound, and time-honored one in the craft beer industry, and specifically at the Brewers Association where she works as the Executive Director of the American Homebrewers Association. Julia spreads the homebrewing gospel, urging craft beer professionals everywhere to get back to their roots and dust off the equipment.

RadCraft Industry Relief began as a zoom chat in 2020. This gathering was a way for members of the craft brewing industry to ideate and connect during an adverse season. Flash back to come of these chats with Host, RadCraft Founder Emily Hutto, and meet the regulars who showed up for these chats to discuss all manner of industry topics in episode one.