Check out these beverage podcasts and videocasts
Beer & Other Shhh
Cee, Scott, and their guests travel through Ontario, Montreal, and Australia chatting with brewery owners, tasting beer, and weighing in on timely topics with Beer & Other Shhh (BAOS). Available on YouTube and podcast.
Hops & Bros
This Ottawa-based duo reviews beer, interviews industry, talks trends and hot topics, and more. Available on YouTube.
Drunk Polkaroo
Craft beer saved his life. The Drunk Polkaroo, who recently completed 1000 Days of Beer, reviews and promotes beer from his Grotto, pool, and basement. Available on YouTube.
The Beer Program
Live from Guelph since 2013, Adam has been covering Ontario craft beer reviews, releases, and launches on The Beer Program. Available on YouTube.
Between Two Fermenters
Great Lakes Brewery’s video series goes on “journey behind the Ontario craft brewing scenes, interviewing esteemed members of the beer community while seeking answers to questions that others are too afraid to ask.” Available on YouTube.
613BeerCast
A weekly Ottawa-based podcast headed by April and Chuck Thibert, 613BeerCast featuring more than 100 episodes talking beer, breweries, and news. Available on Google Play and iTunes.
Harpy Hour
The biweekly podcast Harpy Hour tackles women and alcohol in Canada an abroad. Available on iTunes.
The Cider Crate
Cider lovers Bethany and Barry come to you live from cideries across Ontario. Available on iTunes.
Beer Down To A Science
Nickel Brook Brewery’s podcast Down to a Science touches on beer trends, science, diversity, art, design, and more. Available here.
Bar Towel Radio
Cass Enright, founder of The Bar Towel, Golden Tap Awards, and The Brewery Market and Brewers Backyard, semi-frequently produces Bar Towel Radio going all the way back to 2007. Available on iTunes.
Historical Bonus: Ontario Craft Brewers’ Podcast – the official podcast of industry association Ontario Craft Brewers, this podcast was active between 2011 to 2015.
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