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by Brülosophy
Brülosophy - where they who drink beer will think beer! Join the crew as they discuss the history of various brewing topics and the results of their interesting exBEERiments!
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Marshall and the gang put out a consistently top tier show, challenging the conventional brewing lore/dogma/way of doing things to find out what really matters through experimentation. Marshall is a very thoughtful host, who brings a mix of curiosity, scientific rigor, and humanity to this show. As a fellow scientist who is down to earth, loves beers, and hates self-absorbed jerks, I really relate to and appreciate this show. Keep doing what yall do.
Great homebrewing content and overall very high quality podcast, especially the audio quality. Brulosophy made me a better brewer even after getting a college education in brewing.
A non-pretentious podcast with awesome people and great insights on how we can brew beer better. Marshal and the crew are fun to listen to and learn from. I’m always excited for new releases!
This podcast is not only very entertaining, it’s rare that I listen to an episode and don’t learn something new. In fact, I can say this podcast has fundamentally changed how I brew beer, for the better. Keep doing what you’re doing, Brulosophy!
Certain episodes on this podcast, include data, experiments, and brewing concepts that are genuinely interesting. However, the hosting style—specifically Marshall's personality/voice—makes it incredibly difficult to get through an episode. He’s that one acquaintance with exhausting internal anxiety and weird social energy, where he can’t just say, "I don't really care for IPAs," without immediately panicking that they've offended the room. He traps himself into a frustrating, repetitive defensive loop every time he states a simple personal preference, he spends the next four minutes over-explaining the psychological or personal reasons behind it. Then, he explicitly apologizes or walks the statement back just to ensure he doesn't alienate listeners. Instead of sounding like an authoritative voice in the homebrewing community with educated opinions…..it just the show exhausting to listen to. If you want the information,skip the podcast,read the experiment write-ups on their website.
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