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Hosted by Fredcasts · society · EN-US · 100 episodes
Host Nigel Woodberry has made himself into a local ambassador for Kansas City area brewers, pubs and bars. He wants to talk about beer annnnnnd some other things. For conversation, he bribed his friend and co-host with a promise of beer to come aboard and help him delve into cultural discussions of beer and beyond.
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Episode #138
After six years and nearly 140 episodes, Nigel's final in-studio recording is here. He's off to New Orleans, but the show goes on — and Beers with Nigel will evolve right along with it. Nick and Nigel toast to the ride, reflect on why most of podcasts fail in the first three episodes, and look toward the next chapter of a silly little show about beer... and other stuff.
Episode #137
Nigel and Nick roll into a bar built by Schlitz in 1894, still pouring beer in downtown Excelsior Springs. Brewer Keith Hudson and Main Street director Lindsay pull up a chair to talk homebrew clubs, Missouri's oddly generous liquor laws, and how craft beer turned a sketchy downtown bar into a destination. Grab a beer, this one runs long and it's worth it.
Episode #136
Two rival Lee's Summit homebrew teams walk into a studio for the first-ever "homebrewers' beef" episode. Flip the Record and Witness Brewworks join Nick and Nigel to talk origin stories, a blockbuster brewer trade, and Oktoberfest bragging rights. Crack a beer, this one's a long one.
Episode #135
<p>Mac Lamken co-founded Diametric Brewing and built something bigger than a taproom — he built a community. On Episode 135, recorded live at Diametric in Lee's Summit, Blake McCarter and Courtney and Dave Lamken join Nigel and Nick to preview "Worth the Climb," a 20-brewery collaborative lager series honoring Mac's life and raising money for veterans and first responders through the Battle Within. It's a beer release, a tribute, and a testament to how much one person can matter.</p>
Episode #134
<p >Nick and Nigel take the show on the road to the "ghetto burbs" for Episode 134, recording live at the home of Dan and Ashley Maloney — the couple behind Street Katz Brewing. The still was running when they arrived. It was still running when they left.</p> <p >Dan's beer journey started with hot Budweisers at an Albuquerque frat house and bottomed out somewhere around a coolers original in 1983. These days he's running 30–50 gallon homebrew batches out of the garage with a nitro pull on the fridge. Ashley fills in the details Dan leaves out — including how they met at a brew...
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