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Welcome to episode one hundred and sixty
seven of Beer in Front. I'm your

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host, Dave's allatorus and Beer in
Front is a proud member of the Odd

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Pods media network. But do something
a little different this week. I'm gonna

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put out two shows. Lately,
there's been a lot of interviews and I

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kind of missed these little quick fifteen
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all the time. So I'm gonna
put this interview show out right now.

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This is a good one. This
is with Ryan over at Soundtrack Your Life.

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That was a lot of fun.
We talked music, soundtracks, beer

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and everything else. So I'm gonna
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of days, i'm gonna put out
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the Beer News the Beer in Front. So I'm gonna try something a little

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different. We'll see how this works
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you're throwing up stuff on the wall
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see of this format works. So
stay tuned, listen to this show,

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and then listen in a couple of
days for the abbreviated Beer in Front.

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But listen to both because at the
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this show, I might have it
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get a free team what people won't
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announce at the end of the week
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Then I'll give that away next week. So listen to both shows before

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I get to the interview with Ryan. If you're a listener of the show,

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you've noticed in the past a couple
of weeks I added some new music.

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It's kind of an interlude and also
I've included it with the can open

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that I use as a little segue
between the two segments. This is music

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that I did myself. I made
it on Garage Band over on Apple,

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so it's all royalty free. Well, I've been putting out episodes on YouTube

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because I've been getting people that listen
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at work or what have you.
So I've been getting a lot of listens

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there. I get a copyright thing
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something from Hamilton and it's called The
Room Where It Happens. Now I listen

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to this song, it sounds nothing
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this was all done with loops.
I have no musical skill whatsoever, but

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I just took the loops that I
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So it's nothing like Hamilton. But
for whatever reason, Hamilton does not

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like my music. So I'm fighting
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going because this has nothing to do
with Hamilton. All Right, that's enough

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bullshit. Let's get onto the interview
with Ryan over its soundtrack Your Life Once

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Upon a Time boring. It was
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worst. You got that right,
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trending pot. Welcome back to the
show. I'm happy to have on my

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friend Ryan. He's one of the
co hosts of Soundtrack Your Life along with

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Brandison Nicole. That podcast has been
around since July of twenty twenty one of

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my favorite shows. Ryan, Thanks
for coming on. Thank you for having

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me. I love your show.
I want to hear from you what makes

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a good soundtrack? You know,
it's kind of like a black magic sort

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of thing where you know, the
songs work in the film, but they

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also are like a really cool mix
of songs that you can listen to on

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their own. Is like I grew
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I grew up in the late seventies
early eighties. You had, especially

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in the mid eighties with the John
Hughes soundtracks that had track after track of

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new song. In twenty twenty three, I mean, you've had the last

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generation of like between Napster and being
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you know, the compilation CDs now
that's what I call music, and even

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now with streaming is the soundtrack that
we grew up with? Is it dead

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or is it still alive? I
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it's not as rampant that was as
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I think the nineties was the peak
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just stuffing you know, all what
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music, even if they weren't actually
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I think a quiet time after,
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kicked in. But I think,
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the Galaxy movie, I think they
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one of those soundtracks with a bunch
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love and if they're placed in the
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you can still still a bunch of
copies even though people don't really buy

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music anymore. What to you,
in your opinion, makes a good soundtrack.

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So first of all, like the
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Yeah, So when I watched the
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you know, make sense within the
film, and you know, in a

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way, like the film and the
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that's how you know it's a good
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liked the song, but then you
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and then you end up liking it
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awesome I don't want to call it
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corporate sort of term, but you
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magic where they become better because of
each other. Yeah, Like when I

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was on your show at the beginning
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in the TV series The Sopranos,
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older, for whatever reason, they
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episode in general, and I just
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What are outside of Guardians? Would
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recent soundtracks that you really think should
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music in the film or TV series
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people, well, I mean it
was it's a pretty popular show. I

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don't know how many of your listeners
watched Ted Lasso, but I thought they

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did a great job of using music. I really liked how they use me

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music in that show, The Last
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lot of people are a really big
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and our podcast Friends and the in
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on the Netflix show Wednesday, and
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as well. Like, I haven't
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wife is watching The Bear and I'm
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oh wow, that's a really good
song, you know, So I

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think I have to watch the series
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with that series. Yeah, I
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lot better with you know, kind
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difference between a soundtrack and a score? So a soundtrack typically is a bunch

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of you know, what we know
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with vocals, sometimes written for the
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a scots you know, a composer
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you know, go alongside the film. There are very few exceptions where it's

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not original score. Like I think
he'll Bill, it's a bunch of scores

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from other movies. But yeah,
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you hire a composer and they watch
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beats of the film. So I
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both, or or they just have
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where it's just soundtrack. But that's
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a preference of the two. I
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I was growing up in like my
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way to find new bands or to
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So I kind of always have like
that nostalgic connection to soundtracks. But I

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like both. You know, I'm
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be kind of difficult to not like
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movies. But you know, if
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I'm going to listen to music,
it's most likely going to be a soundtrack

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versus a score. But I do
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in both categories. What is your
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Oh favorite score is probably I think
Punch Drunk Love, The Adam Sandler

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film, and that was done by
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favorite just musicians in general, so
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far as soundtracks go, I have
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you know, such an obvious choice. Sometimes I forget it's a soundtrack because

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it's just so good. And as
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today is the anniversary that that film
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of people that was the first time
they heard from start to finish Purple Rain,

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right, yeah, And I wish
I could have experienced that. Like

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I was as a kid when that
movie came out, so I caught most

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of the songs on the radio,
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I was like, oh, all
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Yeah, yeah, like my favorites. And I'm a little bit older,

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so I would have to say my
favorite score. And it was tough

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because I love Ennio Morricone. His
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trio of movies was all great than
their songs from each of those scores that

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I love, But I would still
have to go with probably The Good,

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the Bad, the Ugly for my
favorite score. I know for my wedding

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with Ruby, she walked down the
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have to include the good, the
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as like soundtrack from start to finish, I think i'd have to go with

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Pretty and Pink that all of those
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of the title track, which was
an older song but the Psychedelic Furs re

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recorded it for the soundtrack. They
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some of the artists you didn't know. So that was one that I

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really loved and I played the hell
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that's a great soundtrack and a great
score. Yeah. For you,

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Is there that you know of or
that you could think of off the top

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of your head? Is there a
great soundtrack for a lousy movie and vice

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versa? Was there just, you
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was great? Well, that's a
good question. I don't know if you

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can have a great movie with a
horrible soundtrack. I think you can have

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a horrible movie with a great soundtrack, and I think the nineties was full

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of those. But it's kind of
hard to say now because I think a

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lot of these movies up were kind
of deemed horrible when they came out have

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become like cult classics. So like
a movie like Empire Records has a great

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soundtrack, and that movie tanks so
bad at the box office, but now

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it's kind of caught this like Second
Life. Yeah, so that would kind

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of I don't want to call it
a terrible movie, but like it was

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panned when it came out, and
it almost seemed like the like the soundtrack

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was outselling the movie. Like we've
known each other on like social media for

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a while now, and I remember, I don't know, maybe it was

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a year or so. We're ago. I think I mentioned on one of

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my podcasts about cisterone and I wasn't
sure if I wanted to like start the

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process, and you sent me an
email and I remember this, like,

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I can't believe you're not and you
are. Why are you a ciscone?

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So a little background on me,
I guess is that I work in an

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it but I was kind of burning
out on it a few years ago,

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and my wife had suggested, you
know, like you're meeting a lot of

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friends through you know, going to
different breweries and through basically being on like

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these different forums and discords talking about
beer, like it seems to be a

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passion of yours, So why don't
you kind of explore what it might look

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like to work at a brewery or
you know, maybe you'd enjoy that if

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you want to change careers. So
I took like a cisterone class and I

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end up taking the level one course
and it was a lot of fun.

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Like I learned some stuff, some
stuff I already knew, but I did

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learn a lot of things. But
it felt like everyone in my class I

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was already working out like some restaurant
or some bar, and they were basically

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being forced there and I was like
the only person there there because they just

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wanted to just wanted to learn more
about beer. But it ended up not

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working out. But I think in
the grand scheme of things, that worked

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out because like a year later,
like COVID hit and I probably would have

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been out of a job if I
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Yeah, you know, I think
I'm just like you. I like to

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talk about beer, I like to
learn about beer, and you know,

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it just seemed like something that made
sense to do. Yeah, So the

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episode like this is going to come
out in a couple of weeks. But

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the episode that's coming out in a
couple of days is I talk to people

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with the Sisters Own program, And
since I spoke to him, I figure

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I'm going to jump in and I'm
going to take the level one, the

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Certified Beer Server course. And so
yeah, some of it, like,

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yeah, it's common knowledge, like
we knew. I think your casual beer

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drinker might not have known, but
somebody that's like an enthusiast knew. But

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there were certain things with different styles, like a Belgian Golden as opposed to

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a Belgian Double. Things like that. Really like, oh wow, I

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really need to hit up on these. As I was going through the test

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questions and the flash cards, how
do you think that benefited you as just

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a beer drinker? Yeah, I
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covers most of like the more classic
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I remember learning about kind of the
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isn't just a different sort of stout. Yeah, I think now, like

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it's hard to tell what's a porter
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originated as like a three and a
half percent beer, and like that's something

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I didn't know, and you know, no one makes it in that style

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anymore, so like you would find
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some history like that. Yeah,
I thought that was really cool learning the

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history of that. And I'd love
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porter just to see what that taste
like. There's very few, Like maybe

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you could find an English mild every
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but yeah, it's very hard to
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Yeah. And then one myth that
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the class was that you know,
when you're pouring a bottle that you're supposed

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to leave like a decent amount of
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actually that's how it releases the carbon
dioxide. So then you won't be as

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gassy later, Yeah, you won't
be as bloated. Yes, So we're

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talking about beer. I see you
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What are you drinking tonight? I
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from Side Project out of Saint Louis. Okay, very good and it's six

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percent beer, so it's good for
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yeah, Side project's really good.
I love side project. I'm having one

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from Ale Smith and Beechwood. It's
a collaboration they had. I think I

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talked about it on YouTube a few
weeks ago. Tower of Flour it's an

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IPA and they use Galaxy, Cashmere
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really good. Two great breweries out
there. Yeah, there are two of

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my favorites. And Beach was Beachwood
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house. Oh really? All right? Cool? Yeah? I love everything

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they put out. And I don't
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font that they they use and their
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Yeah, they're really cool cans that
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you're out there in California. What
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So, I'm in Orange County,
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Like I go like half a mile
I'm and I'm in LA technically all

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right? Are there is there like
a brewery or a spot near you that

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you feel should get more love?
Like, I mean, we all know

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the breweries that are out there,
but what's a brewery that if somebody were

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to come to town that they might
not be familiar with, but you think

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this is a spot you really need
to go to. So I'm part of

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the Highland Park Beer membership. They're
in LA. They started in an area

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called Highland Park obviously, but they
have a spot that's right over by Dodgers

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Stadium. UM. I think all
their beers are great. They do.

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You know, their barrel age program
is good, Their um sours are great,

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and they also make really good hoppy
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of is the Timbo Pills. It's
a hoppy pills and near it's like five.

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I could drink that every day for
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like a desert island beer. Um. I don't think they have like the

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the I don't think they've grown nationally
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hot brewery. But I think they
do everything well and um, I think

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that they're gonna They're on the rise
for sure. Yeah, how's uh three

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weavers out there? I remember when
they started. I don't know how they

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came about it, but this was
probably ten years ago social media and I

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was like one of their original kickstarter
backers. But I think they're still around.

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How are they doing I think they're
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Three Weavers beer in quite a while, but I think I still see them

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at restaurants and stuff, like.
They have a pretty good they have a

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pretty good footprint in like the southern
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just at the time I was interested, you know, like, all right,

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it's Kickstarter. This was like the
start of Kickstarter and supporting like new

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breweries that wanted to start, and
I thought it was pretty cool that it

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was like a woman owned brewery.
So I'm like, oh, okay,

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I'll throw some money into this,
so at least they're still around. I

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think somewhere I have a hat somewhere
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That's cool. Well, Ryan,
I appreciate you coming on talking about

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in your show. Tell everyone once
again where they could find your show soundtrack

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Your Life. The floor is yours. You can find soundtrack your Life on

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soundtrack Yourlife dot net if you want
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of find more information. We're also
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that's how you can get a hold
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have new episodes coming out every couple
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the month of July off to charge. I absolutely got to recharge those batteries.

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Are there any soundtracks coming out that
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I know, the movie just came
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to seeing like Asteroid City. Are
there any movies or soundtracks that you're really

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want to hear and watch the movie? Yeah, I'm definitely excited about Asteroid

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City. Love Wes Anderson, Alexander
deplau always does a made does amazing work

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on the scores, and I believe
they have a song from a is it

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Jarvis Cochrane so so George, So
I'm looking forward to that. You know.

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So George did all those awesome Bowie
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I'm excited to hear what he's done
for us this time around. Um,

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the Guardians of the Galaxy three soundtrack
just came out, and I'm just excited

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that they put the replacements in that
movie. Oh yeah, I love the

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replacements. So I'm just happy.
I mean, I have I Will Dare

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like on vinyl on like three different
you know things. But I'm just I'm

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just happy that, you know,
they're getting some Marvel money. And that

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space Hog song in the Meantime is
in the movie too, and I love

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that song as well. So,
um, that's a soundtrack that just dropped

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that I'm excited about listening to.
And um, I think Asteroid City is

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the big one. Like I think
I'm gonna go with my co host to

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watch it as like a team.
Yeah, I'll have to catch that in

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the next week or so. You
just mentioned the replacements, and I loved

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the replacements from day one, but
that would have to be probably the worst

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show I've ever seen. They are
notorious for that. Yeah, they opened

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for Tom Petty. This was probably
full moon fever, I'm thinking. And

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Paul was just hammered drunk and it
was like bad, Like they didn't play

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any like hits, they just like
he was drunk and incoherent and he walked

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out for the encore and just couldn't
even whistle straight. But he tried to

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whistle the Andy Griffith song and that
was the encore. But then I saw

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them a couple of years later when
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I saw them at Right two.
Yeah, it made up for it.

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But as much as I love the
replacement, that still had to be the

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worst show I've ever seen. I
saw them at Riot Fest Denver, and

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they were able to keep it together
until the encore, And when they walked

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up for the encore, they all
switched instruments. Yeah, and you know,

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it wasn't very good, but it
was kind of like, well,

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I guess you were going to get
something on this at some point from them.

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Yeah. You had to expect that
from the replacements. Yeah. At

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least they held it together for the
regular set, you know. Yeah.

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All right, well, Ryan,
thanks so much again for coming on.

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I appreciate it. You could find
their show soundtrack your life. You could

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find them wherever you listen to podcasts. If you're listening to this, you

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could find soundtrack your life. Ryan. Thank you again, sir. I'll

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talk to you down the road.
Yeah, thank you, and congrats on

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your level once this room. All
right, thank you, sir. We'll

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see you later. All right,
bye, all right bye, all right.

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That's going to wrap things up for
this edition of Beer in Front.

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I thank you very much for listening. Once again, I want to thank

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Ryan over at the Great Soundtrack your
Life podcast. You could listen everywhere.

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If you're listening to this show,
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you're done listening, head over to
Soundtrack your Life. Check their show out.

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It's a really good one, and
stay tuned. In a couple of

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days you're going to have a quick
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at beer infront dot com. Unless
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me alone. But if you could
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on all the socials, including Threads. Yes, if you're on threads,

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find me there at Beer in Front. I will talk to you in a

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couple of days. And remember sometimes
the beer in front of you is the

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best one yet. All right,
I'll see in a few days