Malaysia's birds unique nectar habit
The Surprising World of Animal Alcohol Consumption
How Did Rain and Yeast Create the First Alcoholic Brews
Brewing Magic: How Water, Sugar, and Yeast Create Beer
Is banning alcohol really good for society?
Prohibition on drugs and beer : what is the difference?
You'll need more than beer when sailing for six months or more
Are You Pairing Your Beer and Food Right?
Was Alcohol the Secret to Survival on Long Sea trips?
What Made Ales the Go-To Beer in the Past?
A unique Scandinavian's tradition: drunk rap battles
Why is Lager the #1 selling beer in 95% of North American bars?
Explore the origins and unwritten rules behind the classic beer garden tradition!
Why breweries were much more prominent in BC?
Reasons why beer gardens ditched small tables for long benches
Why the Germans never brewed beer in Summer
The History of Canada...with beer
What did he first beers taste like?
Ancient Agriculture Debate: Bread vs. Cereal - What Drove the Shift?
When did humans start getting drunk?
Hunter-Gatherers, Toxic Foods, and the Birth of Beer
Society in Transition: Exploring the Parallel Paths of Drug and Alcohol Prohibition in America
The Rise of Temperance: How Saloons Ignited the Fight for Prohibition in the Early 1910s
Untangling the Threads: Exploring the Interplay between Women's Rights, Temperance, and Prohibition
The Art of Craft Beer Pairing: Elevating Your IPA Experience with Perfect Food Matches
Why breweries stayed open during COVID
Ferguson's Foam : the prohibition beer in Canada
Hoppy History: How Canada taxed the U.S. prohibition
Prohibition in Canada: a completely different story
Brewsters, Ale wives and witches in the middle ages
Ancient psychedelics and witchcraft
How beer was brewed in the middle ages
Did beer come before bread?
Ancient tobacco used as psychedelic kick in Mesoamerica
The power of yeast
How drugs funded the modern age
Why a podcast on the History of beer? Because what can be more telling than a tradition that has brewed since the dawn of civilization? Alcohol is both at the center and at the extremes of the human experience. Throughout history, alcohol has been food, drink, ecstasy, currency, comfort, political capital, and ritual offering. There were times when getting hammered made you God, and times when grabbing a bad batch gave you terminal diarrhea. Love it or hate it, beer is all around. Our relationship with it is as complex as our relationship with each other. Whereas clans of ancient times bonded together through extreme binge drinking competitions, tribes of the digital world still routinely have one pint too many and get into all sorts of trouble. In this podcast, we use beer as a staging ground to explore the extremes of the human experience in an attempt to better understand what we collectively think and feel. Grab a pint and chillax, we are here to make your day hoppier.