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Family 1st! but after that, Businessman. Just a dude that Loves the Hustle, People & the @NYJets. CEO of @vaynermedia. Tasted wine for years at @winelibrary
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It’s modern American history, one beer at a time! Join VinePair contributing editor and columnist Dave Infante for Taplines, a weekly interview series with brewing icons, industry insiders, and outspoken experts about the United States’ most beloved and best-selling beers. Bros discussing their favorite IPAs, this ain’t. Taplines is a mix of journalism, history, and beer that you won’t find anywhere else but the VinePair Podcast Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more inform ...
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Drinking, eating and having fun in Napa Valley while meeting the personalities and characters that make the wine country the charming, tempting and intriguing destination that draws visitors from around the world. Having grown up in Napa Valley and being vintner/proprietor of Judd's Hill, Judd has the scoop on what's happening and who's who!
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Dude, We're Adults

w/ Jason, Brian & Mike

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Dude, We're Adults gives fathers and husbands looking to escape the craziness of kids and work an opportunity to sit back and laugh as Jason, Brian and Mike discuss sports, pop culture and the paranormal. The adventures the boys go on are nothing short of hysterical.
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Dudes Being Dudes: The Podcast

Stephen Amell & Andrew Harding & Studio 71

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They’re back! Nocking Point co-founders, Stephen Amell and Andrew Harding are collaborating again for their podcast “Dudes Being Dudes”. Stephen is most well known as the superhero lead on CW’s “Arrow” and can currently be seen on Starz latest wrestling drama “Heels”. Andrew Harding is a successful entrepreneur of multiple start-ups throughout the years. Together they filmed a pilot TV episode “Dudes Being Dudes in Wine Country” in 2015 which shot up to the #1 spot on Google Play and top 5 o ...
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Joining Taplines today is Ryan Burk, the former head cider maker of Angry Orchard Hard Cider. These days, he’s making cider under his own label in upstate New York, working as a co-founder of the beverage innovation firm Feel Goods Company, and serving the Cider Institute of North America as a founding board member. But midway through last decade, …
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It was a cruise like no other! On this new episode, Tommy shares about his family’s experiences on the Discovery Princess to the Mexican Riviera for the April 8, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse. This cruise was sold out for two years and Princess Cruises made this cosmic event very special in many different and exciting ways for their guests. And watching…
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Nothing exists in a vacuum, Taplines listener, and beer certainly doesn’t. When Stuart Bewley and his cofounder dreamed up the idea for California Cooler, single-serve fermented-fruit-based ready-to-drink in the mid-70s, they couldn't have known that it would inspire knockoffs from heavyweights in the wine industry (e.g., E. & J. Gallo’s Bartles an…
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On this new episode we explore cruising with your kids. We think taking a family cruise is awonderful way to spend time together, try new things, visit new places and learn about othercultures. However, most of your time will be enjoying the cruise ship and all of its amazingkids programs and activities. We discuss what you can expect and experienc…
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In the mid-2010s, J Jackson-Beckham, PhD was an academic with a homebrewing habit, blogging incisively about what she called “the unbearable whiteness of brewing.” Her deep expertise and singular voice eventually caught the eye of the Brewers Association, which tapped her to serve as the trade group’s first-ever “Diversity Ambassador” in 2018. Toda…
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We are back with part two examining the suspiciously clickbait article titled "What A Cruise Is Really Like - Fantasy Versus Reality" by Nicole Castelino. It is very apparent that this was written by AI and not by a real travel/cruise writer. This poorly written article was published to draw readers who are drawn into fake drama and negative storie…
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Have you ever felt the weight of expectations pressing down on you, dictating who you should be? Jamar and I peel back the layers on this very topic as we confront the complex issues of Black stereotypes and identity in our latest episode. We're not holding back as we lay bare the struggles of those who don't quite fit the traditional mold of what …
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Joining Taplines today is Seth Gross, a former Goose Island Brewing Co. brewer who was at the meeting where Goose Island then-brewmaster Greg Hall and the late, legendary master distiller Booker Noe, of the Beam bourbon dynasty, first came up with the idea to barrel age a beer, how they did it… and what happened once rank-and-file drinkers got thei…
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Is the glitz and glamour of celebrity life a mask for darker deeds? In our latest episode, Ebony and I peel back the curtain on Diddy's recent lawsuit, where Rodney Jones, aka Little Rod, brings forth not just headline-grabbing sexual misconduct allegations, but also chilling accusations of murder. We navigate the treacherous waters of Diddy's high…
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Scott recently ran across a blog post about cruising with a suspiciously clickbait title "What A Cruise Is Really Like - Fantasy Versus Reality" by Nicole Castelino. We take a dive and read through this article which was full of straw man arguments, untrue accusations and just poor writing about cruising. Why was this even published? Who is Nicole …
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Today on Taplines, we’re joined by none other than Wolfgang Puck for a candid, clear-eyed look at how his Eureka brewpub — “one of the loudest salvos in elevating the role of craft beer in dining,” as Tom Acitelli put it in his 2013 book, the Audacity of Hops — met such a quick and unceremonious demise in early '90s Los Angeles… and what Chef learn…
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Struggling to maintain your zen in the midst of the digital frenzy? We've all been there, scrolling endlessly through the highlight reels of others' lives, feeling the weight of comparison, and battling the ever-present influx of negativity. That's why we invited the House of Love general and the creator of "As the Culture Turns" to join us for a r…
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When was the last time you met a man who wasn't afraid to embrace his feminine side, or a woman who didn't have to think twice about her partner's bisexuality? The Medium Ghetto Podcast is back with a bang as we, your favorite candid hosts, together with a special guest, pull back the curtain on gender expression and the unseen pressures that shape…
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Have you ever set a goal so audacious that it scared you? That's exactly what I did when I aimed for $40,000 a month during a financial standstill, illustrating just how potent a shift in mindset can be. On today's episode of the Medium Ghetto Podcast, we welcome Truly Truly, a confidence coach with a knack for transforming self-doubt into decisive…
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In the mid-’70s, as the Light Beer Wars were starting to heat up, a family-run brewery in central New York called F.X. Matt — one of the nation’s oldest, and still running to this very day — came up with a wild new packaging format for its beers. It was bold. It was bizarre. It was… balls? That's right. Big, translucent plastic spheres full of 5.16…
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Brace yourself for a seismic shift in the cultural landscape as we unveil our audacious predictions for 2024. From the underbelly of the music industry to the halls of global power, we're laying it all on the line. Anticipate revelations about Jeezy and P Diddy that could redefine celebrity narratives, and root for Lizzo as she reclaims her throne …
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Joining Taplines today is Jacinta Howard, a veteran culture and music writer and editor in Atlanta, to talk about a very specific, very special, and very star-studded "sponsored content" series that hit the airwaves back in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, long before "sponsored content" was even a thing. St. Ides malt liquor first arrived on store sh…
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This is a different kind of episode. Normally, we like to keep it positive and such, but we have notice some trends and attitudes that need to change amongst our cruising community. We all have seen some crazy things that happen on cruise ships, and most of the time, people just turn a blind eye to it. But not today. We are going to call out someth…
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Can love truly be colorblind in the face of societal scrutiny? Join us as we navigate the turbulent waters of Jonathan Majors' legal controversies and the subsequent reactions to his interracial relationship. We unpack the societal and cultural pressures that come with being a pivotal black figure while engaged in a romance that some deem controver…
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When Left Hand Brewing opened for business outside of Denver in the early '90s, the plan wasn’t to become known nationwide as “the milk stout brewery” or “the nitro brewery,” and certainly not “the nitro milk stout brewery.” But when it introduced its chocolatey, none-too-heavy milk stout in the Aughts, people loved it, and especially the silky smo…
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Ever wondered how a master comedian turns a curveball into a home run? Katt Williams does just that and we unlock the secrets behind his mental agility and sharp wit during his latest uproarious visit to Club Shae Shae. The man's storytelling prowess and articulate responses will leave you both educated and entertained, as we share our musings on h…
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On this new episode, we welcome Kat and Lewis Sutton from the Dis Down Under Podcast. The Sutton's are super Disney fans from Perth, Australia. They have visited all the Disney theme parks around the world and also love cruising They are excited to have Disney Cruise Line come to their homeland. The Disney Wonder travelled from west coast of the Un…
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As I swung open the doors to a new chapter of my life, embracing the thrill of launching a book brand and the bold step of a career transition, I stumbled upon a transformative truth: the art of reciprocity in support. This episode weaves through the rich tapestry of personal milestones and societal musings from the departing year. From that guest …
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Hey Cruisers! We are back with part two of sharing tips and ideas on how to make your holiday cruise extra special. Also, we have exclusive interviews with Raymond Grills, Food and Beverage Director and DuVaul Gamble, Cruise Director on the Discovery Princess! These are fun and informative interviews detailing of what you can expect to enjoy and ma…
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Ever chuckled at the idea that your love for pineapple on pizza might reveal more about you than just your taste buds? Well, buckle up for a riotous ride through the absurd fashion and home decor "laws" that social media seems to have etched in stone. We'll expose the laughable links between your menu choices and your personality, while also tackli…
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Hey Cruisers! We have fun and interesting episode for you. Have you ever wondered or wanted to cruise during a holiday? Scott just recently returned from a Thanksgiving cruise on the Discovery Princess and he shares about what to expect, some of the special things to see, do and of course, eat! He also has a few tips and ideas on how to make your h…
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Athletic Brewing Company wasn’t the first non-alcoholic beer brand, not by a long shot. But it was the first to successfully cross the flavors and aesthetics of the craft beer segment consistently, and at scale. Its considerable success since first hitting the market in mid-2018 has helped open up horizons for millions of drinkers — and today, co-f…
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Returning to Taplines today for the second installment of our two-part episode about Blue Moon's historic, controversial rise is Keith Villa, the former Coors brewer who created the iconic, top-selling Belgian-style witbier in the mid-'90s. We discuss the brand’s soaring success after its rocky first few years in the Rocky Mountains — and how once …
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Can a single income of $100,000 sufficiently support two people? How does the transition from stay-at-home spouse to the workforce affect relationships? Brace yourself as we tackle these questions and more in today's sizzling episode. We unpack a heated Twitter debate about a woman grappling with the decision to become a stay-at-home wife, supporte…
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Joining Taplines today to talk about Blue Moon’s historic, controversial rise, is Keith Villa, the brewer who created the original recipe for the Belgian-style beer at Coors after earning his PhD in brewing from the University of Brussels. From the corporate offices in Golden, Colorado, to the ballpark brewhouse where he perfected the brand’s soon-…
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Are you ready to go behind the scenes of black media with us, your hosts Day and Mary? Strap yourself in as we discuss and dissect the complexities of what it means to be a black woman in the spotlight. Our conversation kicks off with Kiki Palmer's courageous stand against domestic violence, taking legal action to ensure her safety and that of her …
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Joining Taplines today is longtime beverage-alcohol journalist, VinePair writer at large, and author of the hotly anticipated forthcoming book "Dusty Booze," Aaron Goldfarb, to discuss Other Half Brewing Company's meteoric rise from humble beginnings to coveted hype brewery. Having found himself a few times in the line that formed outside the brewe…
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Not to get all political on here, but historically speaking, Black people have not exactly been welcomed into the halls of power in the American beer industry. There are a dozen well-documented reasons for that, many of which stem less from endemic characteristics of beer or brewing than from the systemic racism baked into this country’s laws and i…
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Strap in, as we strip back the complexities of how the intricate layers of our life experiences can push some men to the edge of despair, to the point of contemplating suicide. We're sharing a raw, unfiltered conversation that grapples with the challenging topic of men's suicide and its triggering factors. We'll journey from the harsh realities of …
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As we navigate the labyrinth of our society's norms, the over-sexualization in media and entertainment stands out prominently. This episode guides you through a critical analysis of this pervasive issue, its impact on our perceptions, and its potential implications for younger generations. We question if the portrayal of real life in these mediums …
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In the early '60s, a fellow named Bob Uihlein took the reins at what was then a brewery second only to the mighty Anheuser-Busch in the American beer business pantheon—the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Schlitz was known nationwide as “the beer that made Milwaukee famous,” and an absolute heavyweight of the day. But under U…
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Ever wondered what are the most unappealing places for women when it comes to dating? Are the likes of Cheesecake Factory, Applebee's, or Chili's that bad? We rolled up our sleeves and dissected this viral list, examining what might make these spots a hit or miss. We debated over the potential factors - is it the price, the food quality, or is it t…
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Idiosyncrasies abound in this country's state-by-state approach to booze regulation, and South Carolina is home to plenty of 'em. Which is why, in 2005, Jaime Tenny — who would go on to open North Charleston’s COAST Brewing Company with her husband, David Merritt — took a cue from craft brewing colleagues in North Carolina and started Pop the Cap S…
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Have you ever paused for a minute to ponder the unwritten rules of friendship and dressing up etiquette? Brace yourself, as we dive into a hilarious yet thought-provoking debate on the dynamics of being the 'dressy' friend, out-dressing the birthday girl and the audacity of bringing your own props to a friend's birthday party. In a twist of events,…
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In 1994, the mighty pre-InBev Anheuser-Busch made a somewhat shocking decision to do a comedic ad for its flagship brand. This was a big deal — up until then, Budweiser’s ads hewed to the heartland with sincere, wholesome, Americana themes and tunes. But when the firm’s longtime hometown ad agency came up with an idea for Bud's 1995 Super Bowl spot…
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What if the privileges you take for granted are unseen barriers for others? What could happen if you became more aware of your privileges and used them to uplift those who lack these advantages? Join us in a riveting discussion with Kendall and Naya, as we dissect the many faces of privilege in our lives. We unravel how privilege manifests in vario…
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We were invited to Princess Cruise's press event for the revealing of their new experience "Spellbound" by Magic Castle and we are here to reveal what we learned. We also have a special interview with Erika Larsen and Randy Pitchford from the Magic Castle sharing with us about their exciting collaboration with Princess Cruises. This mysterious venu…
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