Here's a great recap article of our first Pig Island NYC BBQ fest in 2010 by cookbook author John Martin Taylor aka Hoppin' John, formerly of Charlston SC.

Of note-
*A head cheese "souse" recipe

hoppinjohns.net?p=56

Thanks again Clay. Bacin fat, hard tack... craving a beer 👍

Researching Beer History: 1898 | Beer Sessions Radio (TM) Jimmy welcomes Clay Risen and Theresa McCulla to the studio to discuss what beer Americans were drinking in 1898. Clay is Deputy Editor of The New York Times Opinion Page and the author of “The Crowde...

Back in 2020,
@risenc.bsky.social
and I talked with
Theresa McCulla
for Beer Sessions Radio
"what beer Americans were drinking in 1898." Episode 531. Researching Beer History 1898. Inspired by Clay Risen's The Crowded Hour.

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Thanks Kevin

Tributary's Tod Mott: Brewing Community in Kittery Maine Beer Sessions Radio (TM) · Episode

Great time talking to Tod Mott of Tributary Brewing and @jimmypotsandpans.bsky.social of Beer Sessions Radio about the beer scene here in Maine. Listen below.

Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/7xhY...

Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

Thanks Jerard

Thanks Kevin

Direct link

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Beer Sessions Radio - Heritage Radio Network Celebrated NYC publican Jimmy Carbone hosts a convivial audio ale salon celebrating the world of craft beer. Through discussions with beer industry insiders and knowledgeable beer fans from across the...

Kate Bernot @kbernot.bsky.social
And Zack Mack @zmack.bsky.social joined me on the latest episode of Beer Sessions Radio " Is Draft Beer Going Flat?".
Inspired by Kate's Bon Appetit article.

@nagbw.bsky.social

#732 on Heritage Radio Network.

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Thanks for sharing!

Beer Riots! Beer History with Brian Alberts - Heritage Radio Network Brian Alberts is a historian, writer, and consultant specializing in beer history and culture. He connects with Jimmy and tells tales of historic moments that centered around the love of beer!

Here's the podcast link

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Here's the podcast link

heritageradionetwork.org/episode/beer...

1844 sketch of rioters rampaging through central Munich (likely the Isar Gate on Talstrasse) during a dispute over the price of beer in Bavaria, and the government responsible for it. The sketch is framed by two large cypress trees on each side, and the torso of an agitated goat (referring to Bock beer, a leading Bavarian style at the time). The title of the sketch is (translated from German) "The Revolutionary Goat." There is more text on the sketch, which I will translate in subsequent posts in this thread.

Had a great time on Beer Sessions Radio, talking about 1800s Bavarian beer riots, their relationship to the moral economy, and their immigration to the US!

Here's a cool commemorative sketch for Munich's 1844 riot!

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Great conversation!

@brewedculture.org

Beer Riots! Beer History with Brian Alberts - Heritage Radio Network Brian Alberts is a historian, writer, and consultant specializing in beer history and culture. He connects with Jimmy and tells tales of historic moments that centered around the love of beer!

Beer Riots? Beer History with Brian Alberts.
Podcast #731 on Beer Sessions Radio -
Heritage Radio Network.

Imagine a time when traditional beer was considered "nourishing" and a worthy daily wage ??
Bavaria 1840's....

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Good research

I read your article. My take away- cost of kettles? very interesting how equipment influence recipes. I think of baking. C.1700 bee hive ovens for example

Co-Founder & CEO at Mainstem Malt - Heritage Radio Network Jimmy sits down with Phil Neumann, an environmental scientist and water resources manager by training with a lifelong passion for landscapes and agriculture, located in Walla Walla Washington. He foun...

Talking maltsters and food systems with Mainstem Malt's Phil Neuman

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