The answer is probably yes, which is why we were excited to have both Christian and Melanie Weber on the podcast. Christian is one of the co-founders of Common Roots, with his father Bert Weber. Melanie is the CEO of Fronhofer Design, an engineering firm that specializes in designing and manufacturing craft beverage equipment.

This husband and wife powerhouse of the craft beverage industry join us to discuss both of their companies, what it was like for Melanie to start a totally different company with her friend just after having her first kid, and what it has been like to see the evolution of Common Roots.

Because, let's be honest, the story of that brewery is a little wild.

We also discuss his other job as controller of Gilbane Building Company and how they get to build the new Buffalo Bills stadium, and what it was like for him to explore different craft beers.

Most importantly, though, we get to the bottom of what the hell knickerbockers are. Hopefully we aren't too late to the game on that one.

Which, honestly, we're still trying to figure out where that is and how SingleCut found it.

Well, Dan covers exactly that topic, what it was like to be part of the brewery in its very nascent stages, and what it's like to see trees.

Seriously.

So, please give this episode a listen and see if you can get through it without giggling. Because we certainly couldn't.

And make sure to drop by the Northway Oktoberfest event on October 22nd, where we will actually be pouring some beers as well!

Mike and Steph are a very vital part of Unified Beerworks' story, which is why we were very excited to have them on the podcast. In this episode, we talk about what it was like to open up Mohawk Taproom, trends they're seeing in the industry, what it's like to be a married couple owning a business together... and honestly, a lot of other topics.

It's an informative and very fun episode. Enjoy!

For this episode we are joined by Deanna Fox, a freelance reporter and blogger who has now joined the world of public relations. But during her time as a freelance reporter, she covered a variety of topics, including beer!

So, of course, we talked to her about beer. But we also talk about craft beer's very own "Me Too" reckoning and its fall out, her thoughts on the local craft beer community, and life as a freelance reporter.

Trust us, this is an episode you'll want to listen to.

Yes, it's been a slight hiatus but we're back with another episode featuring another one of our own: The almighty and powerful JVS.

He's a man who is well known in the craft beer scene, having played almost every role that exists in it. So we wanted to sit him down and talk about his career, his thoughts on the local scene and what it takes to thrive as a brewery.

We also learn some things we never expected to learn about him. You'll just have to listen to know what we are talking about.

Well, it's this week's guest, Rachelle Thomas, owner of Daisies and Dahlias!

In this episode, Rachelle takes us through what got her into gardening in the first place, the thought process she uses when deciding what flowers to plant for a particular client and her hopes for the future of her business.

If you're looking to learn more about her business, you can visit daisiesdahlias.com

In this episode, Dan takes us through his journey in craft beer leading to becoming the beverage and hospitality manager for City Beer Hall, shares his thoughts on the local scene and how he thinks it's all going to evolve.

He's also just a great storyteller, which means we barely had to ask him anything. It's a great listen.

We chat about her background in cooking, how it was she ever ended up at Unified, and the new kitchen we'll be opening up in the taproom. Oh, and we briefly discuss her winning the cooking competition show Chopped (Sorry, Christian).

Well, we turned him into a liar.

Nick Meyer from Whitman Brewing joins us to discuss his start in beer, the beer style he loves to come home to and how he feels other breweries should work together.