The North Texas Beer Podcast

Hey Guys,

Some of you may remember after starting the North Texas show, that I was trying to do a sub-podcast within it called Retro Brew where we talked about the craft beer we were drinking while playing a retro video game.  We had gotten 3 episodes in and had recorded a forth, but I never posted it and finally found it again. In this one we had our Friend Robbie over to play me at the NES version of Spy vs Spy while sipping on Ghost Cow Octoberfest from Nine Band Brewery.  We are planning on doing more, but I wanted to get this this one posted before forgot again.  Hope you all enjoy it!!!

Hey Gang,

Were back with new Ep. and this time we've returned to 3 Nations Brewery to chat with it's founder, Gavin Secchi.  We sit down with Gavin to discuss what all has been happening with the brewery since we last talked with him almost three years ago.  3 Nations has been through a lot of changes, one being it's move from, Farmers Branch, to a larger space in Downtown Carrollton.  We go over some of the the new beers that they have, what the response has been from their neighbors since moving to Carrollton and even touch a bit upon the keg fridge for the tap room being on the second floor of their new venue.  So, grab your ear buds, crack open a cool one, and enjoy!!!  

P.S. If your free this Saturday, March 7th, Downtown Carrollton is putting on "TEXFest" which 3 Nations will be taking part of.  The event is free and goes from 3:00-9:00 P.M.  

Goto cityofcarrollton.com/texfest for more info.

Hey Gang,

We're finally back and almost at the start of the new year. So in a very late fashion..."Happy Late 2020!!!"LOL  Here we are with Ep.#22 where we talking to Bobby Diaz, Owner/Brewer of Odd Muse Brewing Company.  We chat about such things as finding their location in Farmers Branch, the art that you'll see in their tap-room and eventually on their cans, and just making the jump into starting and running a brewery full-time.  So as always, plug in your ear-buds, grab a cold one and hit the play button! Enjoy!!!

Hey Gang,

Welcome back for the newest episode. This time we are chatting with Brian Tiensvold aka Toast, owner of Toasty Bros Brewery. We discuss having worked together very shortly at the same brewery to his now doing alternating proprietorship with Hop and Sting out in Grapevine and brewing more of his own stuff. We also jump into his future plan of one day opening his own establishment in Denton. 

So like always, grab your earbuds, crack open a cold one and enjoy! 

Hey Gang,

I hope you all are having a great start to 2019. As we are ramping up for a big push for the podcast, I figured it would be cool to do a few mini episodes. So I decided to return to where we first started the podcast and chatted with Jack Ali, Beertender and Head of Marketing for Lonestar Taps and Caps. We get into Jack working for the family business and about some of the events that the company has done of the last couple of years. So grab your earbuds, grab a cold one and enjoy!!! 

Hey Everybody,

I hope everyone is having a great and safe holiday season. We’re finally back with a new episode. Back in September, Leroy and I did another road trip episode of the podcast while down in Corpus Christi where we chatted with Edd Adams, Head Brewer of Lorelei Brewing Company. Edd talks to us about the history of the brewery, the different beers they have and about the growing craft beer community they have down there in Corpus.   Also we have some announcements about the podcast, which you will here before the show starts.   With that said, throw in the ear-buds, crack open a cold open and enjoy!

P.S. We’d like to apologize to Edd and everyone else down at Lorelei. We meant for this ep. to go up in October, but do to some personal things we had to deal with, it’s going up now.

Hey craft beer peeps,

Sorry for the long hiatus, but between moving and work, life hasd been a bit more crazy than usual.  We are back though, and with a new lines of interviews that we'll be bringing to you this summer. 

In this episode we sit down with Karl Sanford, Founder of Manhattan Project Beer Company.  We sat down with Karl a little over a month ago to discuss the company. We hit upon many different topics such as how they've been brewering out of Bitters Sisters Brewery for the last year, their new space which will eventually be opening up in East Dallas near Trinity Groves and for some werid reason, the different flavors that were in the jelly bean bags in the Harry Potter films. 

With that said and like always, grab yopurself a cold one, hit the play button and enjoy!!!

Hey gang,

Kyle here, w/out Leroy. After a bit of a hiatus, we're back with a new episode, and this time, from SXSW Interactive. In this episode, we talk with Tyler Harris, bartender and head-cellarman at Craft Pride, Austin's only craft beer bar focusing in on only Texas craft beers!  We discuss the start of the bar, the culture around it and their pepper beer party, which is their annual beer party once SXSW ends. So, so grab a cold one, hit the play button and enjoy!!! 

Hey Gang,

Merry Christmas!!! Here we are back for one more episode before the start of the new year. In this episode we sit down and talk with Derrick Hubenak, Owner of Dirty Jobs Brewing. We chat with Derrick about opeing the brewery in the middle of downtown Mansfield, a variety if their many beers and just the possitive support and feedback that they've reveived from the surrounding community. So as always, grab a cold one, hit the play botton and we will see you all in 2018! 

Brewery website: https://www.dirtyjobbrewing.com/

Hey everyone, 

This time Leroy and I are sitting down to talk with Ryan Deyo and Mike Goldfuss, Co-founders of The Collective Brewing Project.  This was our first time chatting with one of the Fort Worth breweries and it was a fun one. We talk with Ryan and Mike about some of the interesting funky and sour beers they brew such as the Papaya and Tropic Thunder Green Tea Saisons. We also get into their history of opening Collective and learn about The Collective Bottle Project, their bottle club (which they still have memberships available).  So as always, grab a cold one, hit the play button and enjoy! 

P.S. This coming Saturday, November 4th is Collective's 3 year anniversary, so If you're free, you should head out there for the festivities!!!