Being Black In Craft

Day Bracey, curator, cultural innovator, and Executive Director of Barrel & Flow, as well as the force behind Barrels on the Bayou.We’ll discuss the recent launch of Barrels on the Bayou, the continued growth of Barrel & Flow, and why Pittsburgh has become one of the most exciting destinations in craft beer and beverage culture.🍺 3 Things That Make Barrel & Flow Special:✅ America’s first festival dedicated to celebrating Black brewers, artists, entrepreneurs, and consumers. ✅ Consistently recognized as one of the nation’s top beer festivals, earning national acclaim and industry recognition.✅ Creates meaningful collaborations between breweries, artists, musicians, and community organizations while ensuring artists receive visibility, compensation, and credit.🏙️ Why Pittsburgh is a Beer Festival Mecca:• Home to nationally recognized beer festivals and a thriving independent brewing community.• Known for innovative brewery collaborations that draw visitors from across the country.• A city where craft beer, arts, culture, and community intersect to create unforgettable festival experiences. 🗓️ LIVE Monday, June 1⏰ 7:00 PM Central⏰ 8:00 PM Eastern⏰ 6:00 PM Mountain⏰ 5:00 PM Pacific⏰ 1:00 AM (Tuesday) UK⏰ 2:00 AM (Tuesday) Central Europe🎧 Listen on:Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Audible, Pandora, and wherever you get your podcasts.📺 Watch live on Facebook and YouTube.Come learn how Day Bracey and Barrel & Flow are reshaping the craft beverage industry by creating spaces where Black creativity, entrepreneurship, and culture don’t just participate—they lead.

🎙️ New Episode Alert: Being Black in Craft 🍷🧫We’re taking a short holiday break, but we couldn’t wait to share this incredible conversation with Eryse White on Being Black in Craft!Eryse is a brilliant mind diving deep into the evolving world of wine yeast strains, fermentation science, and the exciting technologies shaping the future of craft beverages. If you love geeking out over innovative techniques, new concepts, and the science behind flavor development — this episode is for you.From yeast evolution to the intersection of creativity and technology in wine, this conversation is insightful, educational, and inspiring for anyone passionate about craft.🎧 Listen on all streaming platforms📺 Watch on Facebook: “Black in Craft”▶️ Also streaming on YouTubeJoin us LIVE every Monday:🕖 7PM Central🕗 8PM Eastern🕕 6PM Mountain🕔 5PM Pacific

Being Black in Craft Podcast Featuring Bryttany Hyde, owner of The Little Sober BarThis week on Being Black in Craft, we sat down with the inspiring and innovative Bryttany Hyde, founder of The Little Sober Bar, to discuss the evolution of sober spaces, inclusive hospitality, and redefining social culture without alcohol.✨ Two standout attributes about Bryttany:• Visionary community-builder creating inclusive experiences where everyone feels welcomed — sober or sober-curious.• Trailblazing entrepreneur reshaping the beverage industry through creativity, accessibility, and intentional social connection.🥂 Industry Notes & Mocktail/N/A Statistics:• The global non-alcoholic beverage market was valued at over $1.3 trillion in 2025 and is projected to continue growing at an estimated 8% annually through 2033. (Grand View Research)• Nearly 49% of Americans planned to reduce alcohol consumption in 2025, reflecting the rapid rise of the “sober curious” movement. (Grand View Research)• Sales of non-alcoholic beer, wine, and spirits increased by approximately 26% in the U.S., surpassing $800 million in sales. (New York Post)• Gen Z continues driving the mocktail movement, with more than 60% preferring non-alcoholic beverages in social settings. (New York Post)🎧 Listen to Being Black in Craft on all major streaming platforms:• Spotify• Apple Podcasts• YouTube• Amazon Music• iHeartRadio• Pandora📅 Catch us LIVE every Monday at 7PM Central:• 5PM Pacific• 6PM Mountain• 7PM Central• 8PM Eastern

We’re uncorking another powerful conversation as we welcome Tiffany Harvey, owner of Thee House of Harvey!📅 Monday, May 10🕖 7PM Central📍LIVE on Facebook, Instagram & YouTube🕗 8PM Eastern🕕 6PM Mountain🕔 5PM PacificFrom Chicago roots to cultivating luxury, culture, and community through wine, Tiffany is redefining what representation in the wine world looks like.✨ Two attributes that make Thee House of Harvey stand out:🍇 Curated luxury wine experiences centered on culture and connection🍷 A bold commitment to storytelling, inclusivity, and elevating Black voices in wineDid you know?📊 Black-owned wineries represent less than 1% of the more than 11,000 wineries in the United States. (Article Gateway)📊 Only about 2% of wine professionals identify as Black. (Article Gateway)That’s why conversations like this matter.Join us as we talk entrepreneurship, resilience, representation, wine culture, and carving out space in an industry that still has work to do.🍾 Bring your favorite pour and join the conversation.🎧 Subscribe, follow, and share because Black voices in craft deserve to be heard loudly and proudly.

Monday, May 4th at 7PM CST for another powerful episode of Being Black in Craft streaming LIVE on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube!⏰ Tune in across time zones:​ 5PM PST​ 6PM MST​ 7PM CST​ 8PM EST🎙️ This week, we’re honored to welcome Deondra Randle, CEO & Founder of Brotha Whiskey — a brand making bold moves and redefining presence in the whiskey space.🔥 About Brotha Whiskey:​ Rooted in culture and storytelling, celebrating community and legacy​ Focused on premium quality and craftsmanship in every pour​ Built with a mission of representation and ownership in the spirits industryTap in for a conversation about entrepreneurship, resilience, and carving your own lane in craft.✨ Don’t forget to like, follow, and subscribe so you never miss a moment.And remember… in the world of craft, the force is strong with this one. May the Fourth be with you!

Monday, April 27th at 7PM CST for a dynamic episode featuring the powerhouse podcast duo The Liquor Connoisseur! 🥃🔥🕖 Tune in across time zones:• 5PM PST• 6PM MST• 7PM CST• 8PM ESTWe’re diving into culture, craft, and conversation with voices that are shaping the way we experience spirits and storytelling.💡 About The Liquor Connoisseur Duo:• Knowledge-driven – breaking down spirits with depth, history, and expertise• Culturally rooted – celebrating Black voices and influence in the beverage industry• Authentically engaging – real conversations, real perspectives, no gatekeeping📲 Watch us LIVE on:Facebook | Instagram | YouTube🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, follow, and tap in so you never miss a moment!🎧 Miss the live? Catch the replay on ALL streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, and more.This is more than a podcast… it’s culture, connection, and craft. Pull up. 🍻

🎮🍷 Being Black in Craft is back with a whole new vibe! 🍷🎮April 13th at 7PM CST as we welcome Kristin, owner of Cote of Paint Wine—a visionary who’s flipping the script on what wine culture looks like and who it’s for.This episode is all about breaking rules, building culture, and pouring purpose into every bottle.✨ Meet Kristin — A Wine Game Changer: • Creative disruptor blending wine + art + gaming culture • Champion for inclusivity in winemaking • Building a brand rooted in authenticity, culture, and community • Focused on making wine accessible without sacrificing quality • Visionary behind a movement where everyone belongs at the table🍷🎨 About Cote of Paint Wine:We’re not your typical wine brand. Why?Because the rules were never written for people like us—so we wrote our own.With a clever name, a video game-inspired paint can mascot named Hue, and a bold approach to storytelling, Cote of Paint is creating a lane for gamers, Blerds, creatives, and culture-shifters who want top-shelf wine without losing themselves in the process.This is wine culture—reimagined, remixed, and reclaimed.

This episode of Being Black in Craft features Justin and Malik of Bear King Brewing—a dynamic duo blending culture, creativity, and craft.They share how their partnership flows like a legendary Hip-Hop duo, how music and lived experiences shape their brewing, and what it takes to build ownership in a space that hasn’t always made room for Black brewers.From real talk about the grind to their vision for legacy and community, this conversation proves it’s bigger than beer—it’s about culture, impact, and creating space where we belong. 🍻

On this episode of Being Black in Craft, we sit down with Corey Hinton, founder of Soul Brothers Brewing Company, for a powerful and unfiltered discussion on brewing, ownership, and building true equity in craft beer.Now—real talk—there is a slight audio disturbance during parts of this episode. But don’t get it twisted… Corey comes through clear where it counts. His voice, his story, and his impact rise above it all.And trust—this is one you want to lean into.Corey breaks down: • The importance of legacy and ownership in craft beer • How he’s creating space and opportunity in the community • Insights into the modular brewing system and how it’s changing the game for accessibility and growth in brewingThis episode isn’t just about beer—it’s about vision, resilience, and building something bigger than yourself.Tap in, stay locked, and focus on the message—because it’s powerful. 💥

Join us for the next Being Black in Craft conversation on Monday, March 16th as we welcome the incredible Stephanie Grant!Stephanie is an Atlanta-based craft beer writer, storyteller, and the founder of She Loves Craft, a platform dedicated to exploring beer, culture, and community. Her award-nominated writing has appeared in outlets like CraftBeer.com and Good Beer Hunting, and she also created The Share Community, a digital space uplifting Black and Brown women and non-binary people navigating careers in craft beer. During this lively conversation, we’ll talk about:✨ Building her business and creative brand✍🏾 Her award-winning writing and storytelling journey👩🏾‍👧 Balancing family, passion, and purpose🍺 Women’s history and the evolving role of women in craft beer spacesCome be part of the conversation, celebrate the power of storytelling in beer culture, and hear firsthand how Stephanie is shaping the narrative in the industry.📅 Monday March 16⏰ 7 PM Central6 PM Mountain | 5 PM Pacific | 8 PM Eastern

🍺🎙 Join the Conversation: Being Black in CraftPull up a seat and raise a glass with us Monday, March 9th as we welcome the vibrant and talented Leslie Hudson-Gordon, also known as Chef Leslie.Based in Atlanta, Chef Leslie brings an eclectic and creative approach to food and beer pairings, blending bold flavors with her deep passion for the culinary arts. From unexpected pairings to storytelling through food, her perspective is guaranteed to inspire both beer lovers and food enthusiasts alike.✨ What we’ll explore:• Creative food + craft beer pairings• How culinary culture influences beer experiences• Chef Leslie’s journey and passion for the culinary arts🎧 Come ready to learn, laugh, and celebrate the culture, creativity, and community shaping craft beer.Set your reminder, invite a friend, and join the conversation.Because the stories—and the flavors—behind craft matter.#BeingBlackInCraft #CraftBeerCulture #FoodAndBeer #ChefLeslie #BlackInBeer #CraftBeerCommunity

Monday, March 2nd for an engaging and inspiring episode of Being Black in Craft featuring the dynamic The Beerded Brotha!Known for his authentic storytelling and passion for elevating Black voices in craft beer, The Beerded Brotha brings bold perspective, culture, and community-centered conversation to every platform he touches.This isn’t just an interview — it’s a powerful dialogue about visibility, impact, and carving out space in the industry.

I did a lot of traveling last year and I wanted to recap my adventures with my travel buddy. So here’s our take on concerts, connecting with amazing people and learning about different cultures.We went to Mexico, Vegas, New Orleans, Spain, Australia, Brussels, Amsterdam, and London!

We talk to one of the owners of Black Lung Brewery about his journey of learning more about beer and ownership has been going since 2020.

Today’s guest is redefining what it means to distill legacy and precision — one bottle at a time.He’s a military veteran, a Bronze Star recipient, and the visionary founder behind Porta Ye Vodka — a spirit crafted from French winter wheat, artesian water, and pure dedication.

Today, I’m sitting down with Marcus Wyatt, the mind and muscle behind Windy Bridges Brewing — a name that already sounds like it’s got a story behind it. Marcus is part of a new wave of brewers redefining what community and craft beer look like, bringing flavor, identity, and creativity to every pour.We’re talking about how he got started, what inspires his brews, the wild experiments that didn’t quite make it to the taproom, and what it means to be a Black brewer building bridges — literally and figuratively — in today’s beer scene.

“Alright y’all — let’s give a big round of applause for a true innovator in the craft beer galaxy!She’s a visionary, a creative, and a force shaping the future of beer and culture — please welcome the founder of Spaceway Brewing, the one and only Briana Brake!”

✨ LIVE Conversation with Samantha Danielle of LoveLUVV ✨Join Being Black in Craft for an inspiring live session with Samantha Danielle, the visionary owner of LoveLUVV, Monday, September 29th at 7:00 PM Central🕖 8:00 PM Eastern | 6:00 PM Mountain | 5:00 PM PacificSamantha and LoveLUVV embody:🌟 Creative Leadership – Fusing artistry and strategy to grow a brand that celebrates Black culture and community.🌱 Authentic Connection – Building meaningful relationships with customers and collaborators through transparency and care.💡 Innovative Craftsmanship – Pushing boundaries with unique, high-quality products that stand out in the craft industry.Catch us LIVE on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube as we talk entrepreneurship, craft culture, and the power of passion-driven business. Don’t miss this uplifting conversation—set your reminder now!

It doesn’t matter if you’re a novice or experienced wine making can be easily found in the great state of Georgia. Join us as we talk to Tonii at The Winemakers Studio.

Monday, August 25th at 7PM CST (8PM EST | 5PM PST | 6PM MST) for the next episode of Being Black in Craft, streaming live on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube!We’re thrilled to welcome Billie Harris — for an inspiring conversation about wine, culture, and community. 🍷✨Billie brings:​ The Vino Van – a one-of-a-kind mobile wine experience bringing wine culture directly to the people.​ Passion for Education – making wine approachable, fun, and inclusive for all.​ Empowerment through Wine – creating spaces where celebration and connection thrive.🎧 Can’t catch it live? Listen anytime on all major podcast platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.👉 Don’t miss this vibrant conversation at the intersection of craft, culture, and community!

🔥 Being Black in Craft – LIVE! 🔥Join us Monday, August 18th at 7:00 PM Central (8 PM Eastern | 6 PM Mountain | 5 PM Pacific) as we sit down with Jon Renthrope, owner of Cajun Fire Brewing Company — the first Black-owned brewing company in Louisiana and a true force in the craft beer scene.We’ll talk with Jon about his journey as a trailblazing entrepreneur, community builder, and cultural storyteller through beer.Cajun Fire Brewing is known for:🍺 Bold, Louisiana-inspired flavors that honor the region’s rich heritage🌍 Deep community impact, investing in local development and culture🚀 Innovative brewing vision, blending tradition with fresh creativityJon Renthrope stands out as:💡 A visionary leader who turned a dream into a pioneering brand💪 A resilient entrepreneur who built success against the odds🤝 A culture connector using beer to bring people and stories together📺 Catch the conversation live on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube — don’t miss this inspiring episode of Being Black in Craft!

Next on Being Black in Craft 🍻Join us Monday, August 11th at 7:00pm Central (5:00pm PT | 6:00pm MT | 8:00pm ET) as we spotlight 4 Walls Brewing and the incredible work they’re doing to build community, amplify culture, and bring fresh perspectives to the craft beer world.We’ll be live on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube — don’t miss the conversation, the stories, and the passion behind their mission.📅 Monday, August 11🕖 7:00pm CT | 5:00pm PT | 6:00pm MT | 8:00pm ET📍 Streaming Live Everywhere You Watch Us#BeingBlackInCraft #4WallsBrewing #CraftBeerCulture #CommunityInACup

🎙️ Being Black in Craft: July 28th @ 7PM CST! 🍻Get ready for another inspiring episode of Being Black in Craft this Sunday, July 28th at 7PM Central / 8PM Eastern / 5PM Pacific / 6PM Mountain!We’re thrilled to welcome Carl Roaches, Jr. of For The Culture Brewing Co., Houston’s first Black-owned brewery-in-planning rooted in community, culture, and craft.Carl is not only a passionate beer lover, but a powerful voice for inclusion and equity in the industry. For The Culture Brewing Co. is setting the tone with bold flavors and an even bolder mission — to create space where Black culture and craft beer thrive together.📍 Live on Facebook, Instagram & YouTube🍺 Tap in, sip something good, and join the convo!#BeingBlackInCraft #ForTheCultureBrewing #CraftBeerCommunity #HoustonBrewing #BlackOwnedBreweries #BBICLive

🎙️ Next Up on Being Black in Craft — Monday, July 14th @ 7PM CST! 🎉We’re back and BEYOND excited for this next episode! Join us LIVE as we chop it up with our old beer buddy — the passionate, bold, and community-rooted Eval Silvera, Co-owner of Brockton Beer Company! 🍻📍Located in Brockton, Massachusetts, this brewery is more than just beer — it’s a movement. Eval and his powerhouse team are rewriting the rules of craft beer, blending culture, creativity, and flavor into every pint. Their space is welcoming, intentional, and unapologetically inclusive — just like the community they serve.✨ What makes Eval and Brockton Beer Co. stand out?• Deep commitment to community upliftment• Bold flavors with local flair• A team built on diversity, authenticity, and hustleDon’t miss this powerful convo about beer, brotherhood, and building something real.📺 We’re going LIVE on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube!🗓️ Monday, July 14th🕖 7PM CST | 8PM EST | 5PM PST | 6PM MSTTag your beer fam. Bring your questions. Come thirsty. 🍺#BeingBlackInCraft #BrocktonBeerCompany #CraftBeerCulture #CommunityOnTap

🎉 Being Black in Craft – Monday, July 7th at 7PM Central! 🍎🍻Join us for a can’t-miss conversation as we sit down with the dynamic duo behind Cidersoms – a powerhouse couple changing the game in cider, one glass at a time!We’re diving into their story, their passion, and how they’re boldly carving out space in the world of craft beverages. Whether you’re a cider lover or just curious about the industry, you’ll walk away inspired!✨ Why Cidersom is one to watch: 1. 🍏 Education-Focused – They’re on a mission to expand cider knowledge, especially in BIPOC communities. 2. 🍎 Culturally Rooted – They blend cider with culture, storytelling, and identity. 3. 💥 Trailblazing Teamwork – As partners in both life and business, they show what collaboration and community can really look like.Pull up, sip something, and tap into the movement.📍 Monday, July 7th | 7PM Central#BeingBlackInCraft #Cidersom #BlackExcellence #CraftCider #CommunityAndCulture

🎙️ Next on Being Black in Craft – June 30th @ 7PM CT!We’re closing out June with power, purpose, and a whole lot of pour. Join us for an inspiring episode as we welcome Chrishon Lampley, Owner and CEO of Love Cork Screw — a trailblazer in the wine industry and a fierce advocate for representation in craft beverage spaces.🍷 Highlight #1: Love Cork Screw has sold over 1 million bottles and is distributed in major retailers like Target, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe’s — proving that Black women belong at the table and on the shelf.🌱 Highlight #2: Chrishon is one of the first African American women to launch a nationally distributed wine brand without a vineyard — breaking traditional barriers and redefining what success looks like in the wine world.From cultivating a lifestyle brand to amplifying diversity in a historically exclusive industry, Chrishon Lampley is not just making wine — she’s making history.🗓️ Don’t miss it: Monday, June 30th at 7PM CentralTune in for the sip, the story, and the spirit of Being Black in Craft.#BeingBlackInCraft #LoveCorkScrew #BlackOwnedWine #ChrishonLampley #PodcastAlert #BlackWomenInWine 🍇🎧

We talk about June being actioned packed with Pride Month, BIPOC and Black Music Month

🎙️ BEING BLACK IN CRAFT – MAY 19TH 🎙️✨ Mental Health Month Edition ✨Because it’s more than craft—it’s community. It’s care. It’s culture.This May, Being Black in Craft returns with a powerful, necessary conversation for Mental Health Awareness Month. We’re diving deep into coping mechanisms, mental triggers, and how we navigate the challenges of today’s climate—all while celebrating the resilience and creativity of Black folks in craft culture.🍻 Joining us again is the incomparable Lew Belgium of the Brewsing Banter Podcast for our annual check-in—because checking in is radical, and so is healing.🧠 We’re also bringing in professional insight from Moneshia Therapist, MA PLPC, who will help us unpack the “how” of healing:​How do we handle our triggers?​What tools do we use to cope?​How do we support each other through it all?It’s raw. It’s real. It’s revolutionary.📅 MAY 19TH🕔 5PM PST | 7PM CST | 8PM EST📍 Streaming LIVE onYouTube: [Being Black In Craft]Facebook: [Black in Craft]IG: @BeingBlackinCraftCo🌐 www.BeingBlackinCraftMedia.comDon’t miss this. Pull up, pour up, and protect your peace.#BeingBlackInCraft #MentalHealthMonth #CraftCultureHealing

Get Ready for the Sweetest Sip Yet on the Next Being Black in Craft Podcast!Join us Monday, May 12th at 7 PM Central as we dive into the golden world of mead and honey! We’re thrilled to welcome Rae Adams of Wehrloom Meadery, a powerhouse crafting incredible meads, foods, and gifts—all with bees in mind.This episode is all about the culture, craft, and creativity behind one of the world’s oldest drinks. Whether you’re a mead lover or just curious about the buzz, you won’t want to miss this sweet and soulful convo!Catch us live on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.Let’s toast to community, craft, and culture—see you there!#BeingBlackInCraft #WehrloomMeadery #MeadAndHoney #CraftCulture #BlackCraftersUnite

Get ready for an epic new episode of Being Black in Craft!This Monday, April 28th at 7 PM Central, we’re going LIVE on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for a can’t-miss conversation with Andrew and Jasmine Dill, the powerhouse owners behind Liquid Intrusion Brewing Co (LIBCO)!We’re checking back in with them to hear how they’ve been grinding, growing, and taking the craft beer scene by storm with their incredible brews and bold brand. Trust us — you’ll want to hear their journey, the wins, the challenges, and what’s coming next for LIBco!Craft beer fans, entrepreneurs, and anyone who loves a good success story — this one’s for you.Set your reminders, tell your friends, and pull up a seat — the pour starts at 7 PM sharp!#BeingBlackInCraft #LIBCO #CraftBeerCulture #SupportBlackOwned

Get Ready for a Refreshing New Episode of Being Black in Craft!We’re back with another powerful pour of culture, conversation, and craft!This Sunday, April 21st, join us LIVE as we continue our deep dive into the world of non-alcoholic beverages—and trust us, you don’t want to miss this one. We’re welcoming the amazing owner of Herb and Orchid, the crisp, botanical beverage that’s taking the craft world by storm.Whether you’re a seasoned craft connoisseur or just NA-curious, this episode is all about flavor, innovation, and Black excellence in every sip.Tune in LIVE:Facebook: Black in CraftInstagram: @BeingBlackinCraftcoYouTube: Being Black In CraftTime: 5PM PST | 7PM CST | 8PM ESTMore info: www.BeingBlackinCraftMedia.comBeing Black in Craft — Where culture and craft connect.Don’t miss it. Sip with us!

Join us on the next Being Black in Craft as we welcome Kiana V. Ware, Owner of Southern Spirits Distillery and Beware Designs. Join us 7pm central April 14th!!!

Join Us for the Next Being Black in Craft – Monday, April 7th at 7:00 PM CT!We’re back with another incredible episode of Being Black in Craft, and this time, we’re diving deep into the world of luxury spirits with Shammah Joy, President of Luxury Distilled Beverages.Luxury Distilled Beverages is making waves in the industry with premium, high-quality spirits that blend craftsmanship with culture. One of their standout offerings, Mur Mur Coconut Rum, is a smooth, tropical indulgence—crafted for those who appreciate a refined yet flavorful experience.This Texas-based brand is shaking up the industry, and we can’t wait to hear how they’re doing it!Catch us LIVE on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube!Let’s raise a glass, learn from the best, and celebrate Black excellence in craft.📅 Monday, April 7th⏰ 7:00 PM CT📍 Facebook | Instagram | YouTubeDon’t miss it—tune in and be part of the movement! #BeingBlackInCraft #LuxuryDistilled #MurMurCoconutRum

Get Ready for the Next Episode of Being Black in Craft!We’re turning up the volume and cracking open the culture—LIVE at 7PM Central on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube!This time, we’re headed to Memphis, Tennessee, where the soul of the South meets the heart of craft beer. Join us as we sit down with the powerhouse behind Beale Street Brewing Co., the city’s first Black-owned brewery! Known for bold brews, big flavor, and even bigger community love, this episode is packed with flavor and inspiration.You’ll hear straight from the mastermind brewer himself—how he turned passion into purpose, built a brand rooted in Memphis music and culture, and created beers that speak volumes.Don’t miss this incredible night of storytelling, brewing excellence, and unapologetic Black joy. Set your reminders, grab your favorite pint, and tune in to Being Black in Craft—this one’s going to be legendary.Streaming LIVE at 7PM Central on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.Let’s celebrate culture, craft, and community—one pour at a time.

Join Jen Price and Crafted for Action – A Beer Experience Like No Other!Beer lovers, industry pros, and craft brew enthusiasts—mark your calendars! Jen Price, the powerhouse behind Crafted for Action, is changing the game in craft beer. Whether you’re joining virtually or in person this June, this is the event you don’t want to miss!Why You Should Be There:✅ Engaging Conversations – Dive into the world of craft beer with industry leaders and innovators.✅ Diversity & Inclusion in Beer – Crafted for Action champions a more inclusive craft beer community.✅ Networking & Learning – Connect with brewers, experts, and enthusiasts shaping the future of beer.✅ Virtual & In-Person Access – Join from anywhere or experience it live in Atlanta!Catch Jen Price on “Being Black in Craft” – Monday, March 17th at 7 PM!Tune in LIVE on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for a conversation you won’t want to miss. Missed it? No worries—the audio drops the next day on all major podcast platforms!Get Ready for Crafted for Action – June 2024!Follow @CraftedforAction and stay updated on all things craft beer. Let’s raise a glass to good beer, great conversations, and real change! 🍻

🎶🍺 BEING BLACK IN CRAFT – NEXT EPISODE! 🍺🎶This Monday, March 10th, we’re mixing hops with harmonies and diving into the social impact of beer and the arts in Minneapolis! Join us for an exclusive conversation with Bill Eddins of Metronome Brewing—conductor, brewer, and culture-shifter.We’ll explore how Bill’s deep musical background influences his craft beer creations, the power of beer in bringing communities together, and how the arts continue to shape Minneapolis.Don’t miss this exciting episode of Being Black In Craft—streaming LIVE on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, and available on all streaming platforms!🍻🎼 Tap in, sip up, and let’s talk craft! 🎼🍻

🎙️ Discover “Being Black in Craft” with Vivian Ward! 🎙️Join Vivian Ward of The ExBeerience as she dives into the world of craft beer, culture, and community on the Being Black in Craft Podcast! Each week, we highlight the voices shaping the industry, share exclusive beer experiences, and celebrate diversity in brewing.Catch us live every Monday at 7 PM Central on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube—or stream anytime on your favorite podcast platforms.Stay connected, sip with purpose, and be part of the movement. Follow and subscribe today! 🍻 #BeingBlackInCraft

🚨 Exciting Episode Alert! 🚨Join us this Monday, February 24th, at 7 PM CST for an all-new episode of Being Black in Craft! 🍻We’re sitting down with The Beery Godmother, a powerhouse in the craft beer world, to dive into her journey—how she got started, the challenges she’s faced, and her mission to impact education in the beer industry.If you’re passionate about craft beer, diversity, and making waves in the industry, you don’t want to miss this! Tune in on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube—let’s talk, sip, and celebrate Black excellence in craft.📅 When: Monday, Feb. 24 | 7 PM CST📍 Where: Facebook | Instagram | YouTubeTag a friend and set your reminders now! 🍻🔥 #BeingBlackInCraft #TheBeeryGodmother #CraftBeerEducation

Breaking Barriers in Brewing: Novel Strand Brewing & the BIWOC Brewers Making Waves!Join us for an exclusive live conversation with the incredible BIWOC brewers of Novel Strand Brewing, a trailblazing team redefining craft beer. These women are shaking up the industry with bold flavors, innovation, and a commitment to diversity.📅 Date: February 17th⏰ Time: 7 PM Central📍 Where: Live on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTubeDon’t miss this inspiring discussion about their journey, their craft, and the future of brewing. Can’t make it live? Catch the replay on all streaming platforms!Raise a glass to change—see you there! 🍻 #NovelStrandBrewing #BIWOCBrewers #CraftingChange

Join Us for “Being Black in Craft” – Live on February 10th at 7 PM!We’re back with another powerful conversation! Being Black in Craft goes live on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram on February 10th at 7 PM, and this time, we’re sitting down with the incredible team behind Vine Street Brewing Co.As Missouri’s first Black-owned brewery, Vine Street Brewing is making history in Kansas City’s 18th & Vine Jazz District—and they’re up for USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Award for Best New Brewery!Join us as we chat with Kemet Coleman, Woodie Bonds Jr., and Elliott Ivory about their journey, the intersection of craft beer and culture, and how they’re bringing music and community into every pour.Don’t miss this! Set your reminder, spread the word, and tune in LIVE! #BeingBlackInCraft #VineStreetBrewing #CraftBeer #BlackOwnedBusiness

🌟 Coming Up on Being Black in Craft: Equanimity Tequila 🌟Tequila is taking the world by storm, and we’re seeing more people of color making their mark in this booming industry! This week, we’re thrilled to feature Equanimity Tequila, an award-winning brand that’s redefining the craft with its exceptional flavors and rich story.Join us as we dive into the origin, inspiration, and progression of this remarkable tequila. Let’s raise a glass to innovation and excellence in the spirits industry!📅 January 27th🕔 5pm PST | 7pm CST | 8pm ESTTune in LIVE on: • YouTube: Being Black In Craft • Facebook: Black in Craft • Instagram: @BeingBlackinCraftcoVisit us at www.BeingBlackinCraftMedia.com and stream the episode on all listening platforms. Don’t miss it!

🎙️ Next Up on Being Black in Craft! 🎙️✨ Looking for your next adventure with a beer twist? ✨We’re thrilled to welcome Jessica Brown of SmithBrown Signature Travel, a trailblazer in the travel industry, to our next episode! Jessica has gained well-deserved accolades for elevating travel planning to extraordinary heights. Join us as she shares tips, destinations, and ideas for exciting beer-inspired experiences and beyond. 🍺✈️📅 Date: Saturday, January 20th🕔 Time: 5 PM PST | 7 PM CST | 8 PM EST🌐 Where: • YouTube: Being Black in Craft • Facebook: Black in Craft • Instagram: BeingBlackinCraftco🔗 Website: www.BeingBlackinCraftMedia.comCan’t make it live? Catch the episode the next day on all major streaming platforms!✨ Don’t miss this inspiring conversation combining the love of craft beer and unique travel experiences. See you there! ✨

Join us as we sit down with Hannah of D.O.P.E. Cider & Winery for an inspiring and flavorful conversation! As we gear up for CiderCon next month, we’ll explore their journeys, their delicious creations, and how they’re shaping the cider industry as BIWOC leaders.What to Expect:✨ The stories behind the businesses🍏 Their thoughts on the cider industry💪 How being BIWOC has impacted by success and challenges🌟 What are you most excited for in the year ahead📅 When:January 13th5 PM PST | 7 PM CST | 8 PM EST📡 Where to Watch or Listen: • YouTube: Being Black in Craft • Facebook: Black in Craft • Instagram: @BeingBlackinCraftco • Website: www.BeingBlackinCraftMedia.com • Available on all listening platforms—don’t forget to subscribe!

🎙️ Being Black in Craft - Live Episode 🎙️📅 December 16th🕔 5 PM PST | 7 PM CST | 8 PM ESTJoin us for another exciting episode of Being Black in Craft as we welcome the team from Black Orchid Brewing! 🌺🍺 Discover how they’re making waves in the brewing industry with their passion, innovation, and unique perspective.💻 Catch us live on:• YouTube: Being Black in Craft• Facebook: Black in Craft• Instagram: @BeingBlackinCraftCo🎉 Don’t miss this deep dive into craft brewing excellence and the impact of Black creators in the industry. See you there!

Join us for the next episode of Being Black in Craft as we sit down with Elliot, a key member of the brewing team at Vine Street Brewing! We’ll explore Elliot’s profound impact on the beer world, his journey, and what he’s looking forward to in 2025 and beyond.Don’t miss this engaging conversation as we dive into the future of craft brewing through Elliot’s unique perspective.📅 Date: December 9th⏰ Time: 5pm PST | 7pm CST | 8pm EST🔗 Watch Live:• YouTube: Being Black in Craft• Facebook: Black in Craft• Instagram: BeingBlackinCraftcoTune in and be part of the conversation!

🚨 Get Ready for the Next Being Black in Craft! 🚨📅 Monday, November 11th⏰ 7pm Central/5pm Pacific/6 Eastern This week, we’re diving into Atlanta’s vibrant craft beer scene with none other than Quanisha! Known for her hustle and heart, she’s establishing her roots in beer while navigating the legislation that shapes the industry. From the community to the laws, see the world of craft beer through her eyes.🍻 Don’t miss this insightful chat on: • YouTube • Facebook • InstagramGrab your favorite brew and join us for a powerful conversation!This is the last show for the month of November 😃

🎙️ Tune In for a Special Episode of Being Black in Craft! 🎙️Join us on November 4th at 7:00 PM Central as the crew from @modernbrewsandbeats joins me for an evening of craft beer and sports talk—I’ll be on mute for that part! 😂 But Jerry and Tony will keep us engaged, diving into their late-ass album reviews, up-to-the-minute music insights (well, at least Jerry’s got the latest), and what’s brewing in the DFW and Arkansas craft beer scenes.From coffee and beer reviews to music vibes, these guys know how to entertain! Don’t miss out on this fun, laid-back chat with the team that’s been putting a unique spin on beer and beats. Mark your calendar, grab a drink, and tune in for the laughs and insights!

🎙️ Tune in to the Next Episode of Being Black in Craft!Join us on Monday, October 28th, as we sit down with Robert and Angel Bell, a brewing couple from Houston. We’ll be diving into the Houston Craft community and discussing the unique challenges of being a brewery in planning.Catch us live on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram! Missed the live? Don’t worry—audio will be available the next day wherever you listen to podcasts. Don’t miss this insightful conversation! #BeingBlackInCraft #HoustonCraftBeer #BlackBrewers #brewinginplanning

Get ready for the next episode of Being Black in Craft on October 21st! We’re featuring Black Eden 1912 whiskey, a brand that blends history, craftsmanship, and bold flavors. Tune in to hear the story behind this unique whiskey, its impact on the spirits industry, and how it’s carving out space for Black excellence. Don’t miss this exclusive interview, packed with insights and inspiration.Being Black in CraftCheck us out live onYouTube: Being Black In Craft or Facebook: Black in CraftOctober 21stBeing Black in Craft5pm PST | 7pm CST | 8pm EST

Tune in to the next episode of Being Black in Craft as we catch up with CrazySexyCraft and dive into her incredible journey! As one of the recent fellows for Crafted for Action in Atlanta, she shares her unique experience and how she’s shaping the craft beer community through her lens. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation!Join us live on Monday, September 30th on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.Time 5pm PST | 7pm CST | 8pm EST#BeingBlackInCraft#CraftedForAction#blackpodcasts