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Yes, like me. I actually got into craft beer from watching. I enjoy some subcultures and only really was exposed to this movement when i visited SD. The people there were cheesey pretentious hipsters when i visited two brew houses. All were guys. One was super sleazy when all i wanted was to learn about their process and sample some (not trying to get a date).

 

She was in a serious car accident. Be kind. I had a brain tumor and could not talk or eat for 10 mo without feeding tubes. You slowly work your way back. Nerves regenerate in years.

 

Nuh uh.

 

Anything homebrew related and I'll watch it.

Does anyone know if Season 4 was ordered or if the show is done?

 

Pretty true for me, as well, but this really isn't a homebrewing show.

God, I hope it's done. So does everyone except for you and @Sugarshacker.

 

haha yeah, I enjoy the show. How isn't it really a homebrewing show? As far as I know, all the contestants and winners are true homebrewers.

I'm okay being in the minority on wanting the show to come back. YouTube videos are great, but I'm finding I need more content! Any suggestions are welcomed.

 

Just because there are homebrewers in it, does not make it a homebrewing show. From what I've seen it's mostly about the culture surrounding beer drinking and cool things that some homebrewers do. Did you actually learn something about homebrewing by watching it? I know that I didn't.

Not a lot of good TV out there about brewing. Some dynamite podcasts, though.

 

I'm all for recommendations. I think the community could use a great show though, for sure.

 

Here's a nice list of podcasts.

http://www.milkthefunk.com/wiki/Podcasts

 

I hadn't heard of it, but as there's always something new to learn from BA, I watched the episode about NYC.

I totally agree about her nasal monotone, which was off-putting.

I was familiar with the neighborhoods & breweries she visited, but honestly, watching other people drink beer gets old pretty fast. And the "dialogue" was so stilted.

 

Any update on whether or not a new season will be coming out? I'm in the minority of being a fan of the show. I really like seeing how the craft beer culture is in other cities.

 

We're started a homebrewing focused TV show on Pittsburgh Public Access, but you can watch the first episode on YouTube

We have about 8 episodes currently airing, and will be adding more to Youtube soon.