Sat, 28 June 2008  This show features beers donated to us by the guys at The Good Beer Show. It's been a while since we recorded last and it felt good to be back in the saddle. The show ends abruptly because it's a two-parter, and the second show will be released in timely fashion.Show Notes: Mike's Epic Bike Journey | Beer Fests | A-B InBev News | Shout Out to New Brewery | Bell's Batch 8000 | Boulder Hazed and Infused | Dark Horse Brewery | Music by Skypark Comments[2] |
Listened to your show this week and was pleasantly surprised to hear you mention my Examiner.com Denver article about listen to your beer. I mentioned your show as it is one that I have listened to in the past. I would have put you guys as one of the featured shows but I hadn't heard a new show in a while but knew you were coming back. Thanks for the mention.
posted by: Chipper Dave on Tue, 7/1 10:25 PM EDT
Damn, Mike! 400+ mile bike ride? That's incredible. Well done, my friend. You must have been THIRSTY after a ride like that. :-D
Great to hear you guys back in the saddle. I was afraid you were podfading.
And let's hear it for the InBev buy-out! Wooo! Anheuser Busch doesn't give a rats ass about their employees anyway.
http://www.boston.com/news/local/new_hampshire/articles/2008/06/30/anheuser_busch_to_cut_health_pension_benefits/
They're cutting health and retirement benefits for some of their employees to save costs. These people who are protesting the InBev buy-out should realize who they're defending. They spend $40 million running ads during the SuperBowl, then cut benefits for their employees.
Great to hear you guys back in the saddle. I was afraid you were podfading.
And let's hear it for the InBev buy-out! Wooo! Anheuser Busch doesn't give a rats ass about their employees anyway.
http://www.boston.com/news/local/new_hampshire/articles/2008/06/30/anheuser_busch_to_cut_health_pension_benefits/
They're cutting health and retirement benefits for some of their employees to save costs. These people who are protesting the InBev buy-out should realize who they're defending. They spend $40 million running ads during the SuperBowl, then cut benefits for their employees.
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