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Episode 16: The Man With The Dream Job, Zane Lamprey

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Imagine traveling and imbibing in the best of what the world has to offer. On top of that you have a camera crew with you creating some of the best content that paved the way for travel food shows. To many, Zane Lamprey has locked down the bet gig on the planet. And what can we say...he does! What's most impressive is that he's done it for decades and continues to take strides to evolve his brand and impact. Its always a great time talking with him so we hope you enjoy this episode with Zane Lamprey.

Episode 15 - Rock Guitarist Kyle Shutt from The Sword

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Many of us have spent countless hours fantasizing about shredding on stage in front of thousands of rabid fans. Kyle Shutt lives that life. The dude even has his own signature guitar. An artist by heart Kyle is one of the most respected and guitarists in the rock game. He can even count the likes of Lars Ulrich to his fan base. Hear him to tell this story along with how he and his peers are dealing with these uncertain times. Enjoy this episode with guitarist Kyle Shutt of The Sword.

Episode 14 - Former Arizona Cardinals Captain Jared Veldheer

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At 6 feet 8 inches tall and a fit 300 pounds you'd think that Jared Veldheer was destined for the NFL from day one. However, going into college a career in medicine was his most likely path. But then he got bigger and stronger. Much stronger. Now, over a decade later he has been a starter and captain playing one of the most difficult positions in football, left tackle. A model player both on and off the field Jared is the type of person every NFL team needs. Enjoy our conversation with Jared Veldheer.

Episode 13 - Water Warrior Kim Schonek from The Nature Conservancy

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It all began with a canoeing trip down the Verde River. Or, as you'll hear in this episode, more like a canoe carrying adventure. Kim Schonek and friends planned on having an adventure along the river but the water level was so low in many places that her and her friend had to carry their canoes for miles. This sparked a fire in Kim, who is a conservationist by heart and career, so she worked to help form Sinagua Malt to help conserve the river flow as well as provide locally grown grain to Arizona brew

Episode 12 - Designer and Renaissance Man Matt Booth of Room 101

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As a teenager Matt Booth knew he was not going down a positive path. After some self-reflection he decided that the structure of the United States Marine Corps might be what he needed. Just a few days later he was shipping out to complete his basic training. Now, years later Matt is a highly respected and successful jewelry designer who makes each piece by hand. Recently he has delved into the gin and cigar worlds as well. We are interested to see what is next for Matt and his company Room 101.

Episode 11 - NFL Center AQ Shipley

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For over a decade former Arizona Cardinals starting center and current NFL free agent AQ Shipley has made a living in one of the most physically taxing jobs in the world. However, as you'll hear in our conversation with him there is more to it than just football. AQ is an epicure and a phenomenal home chef. He talks about the other side of life for professional athletes: the hobbies, the future aspirations, the other interests beyond the game. Enjoy this episode with AQ Shipley.

Episode 10 - Jeff Stuffings of Jester King Brewery

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Imagine making the decision to start a brewery which is notoriously challenging in itself. But there's a catch: you only create farmhouse ales and barrel-aged wild ales. In a craft beer world where IPA's and heavy stouts rule, Jester King Brewery in Austin, Texas forged their own path and found great success in the process. Today we talk with founder Jeff Stuffings to discuss his journey from a career in law to being one of the most respected spontaneous fermentation breweries in the world.

Episode 9 - Jon "Charn" Rice of Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats

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Jon "Charn" Rice of Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats joins us to discuss his journey of being the one of the most proficient drummers in rock 'n' roll today. From gigging with the likes of Behemoth, 1349, Skeletonwitch and Austrian Death Machine, he's got a few road stories to share. Jon's an avid craft beer geek to boot so we shoot the breeze about the beer industry as well. We get into the fact that he can't wait for life to get back to normal so he can get back to touring!

Episode 8 - Vinnie Cilurzo of Russian River Brewing Company

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If you’ve ever enjoyed a Double IPA then you have Vinnie Cilurzo to praise for that. From his humble beginnings brewing on a hodge podge of a brew house purchased from Electric Dave's here in Arizona, to creating the Paragon of double IPA: Pliny the Elder. We talk about his journey to being the owner of Santa Rosa based Russian River Brewing Co to how they are battling in the Covid era.

Episode 7 - David Walker from Firestone Walker Brewing Company

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To some David Walker is simply known as "The Lion". His company Firestone Walker Brewing Company has continually been at the top of the craft beer industry. David believes craft will never die. Craft is bigger than the people. Craft is a culture and what David and his team have done for the food and beverage culture will be written in the books as a cornerstone. Enjoy this conversation with Firestone Walker founder David Walker.

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