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251 épisodes
+ Biscuits & Beer ( 01/07/20 )
44:45
+ Joe Kirchhoff, The Baker and the Dad ( 04/06/20 )
56:31
+ Contraband Ferments in Panemia ( 29/05/20 )
47:06
+ The Return of Fuhmentaboudit ( 24/05/20 )
38:28
+ Introducing Hard Core - A Cider Series from Heritage Radio Network ( 15/11/19 )
26:46
+ Episode 247: Foolish Ferments with the NYC Ferments Meetup ( 05/04/19 )
28:54
+ Episode 246: Hot Sauce Cookies and other Fermented Snacks with the NYC Ferments Meetup ( 07/03/19 )
40:47
+ Episode 245: Dad Jokes from Norway with Haandbryggeriet ( 15/02/19 )
38:23
+ Episode 244: What Does NYC Ferment? February Edition ( 08/02/19 )
42:51
+ Episode 243: Brewing Local in NC with Free Range Brewing ( 01/02/19 )
39:52
+ Episode 242: NYC Ferments in January ( 17/01/19 )
29:44
+ Episode 241: Hops in NY State and brewing in India! ( 21/12/18 )
36:50
+ Episode 240: Natto in Brooklyn? Fuhmentaboudit! with Ann Yonetani ( 09/11/18 )
40:53
+ Episode 239: Brooklyn Cider House is IN THE HOUSE! with Peter Yi ( 01/11/18 )
54:14
+ Episode 238: Anchors Aweigh with Scott Ungermann of Anchor Brewing ( 26/10/18 )
59:48
+ Episode 237: 400 Ways You Can Be Drunk with David Schmidt ( 18/10/18 )
49:34
+ Episode 236: Does this Cheese Go With My Beer? with Alexa Wilkinson ( 12/10/18 )
55:34
+ Episode 235: Worth Their Weight in Malt with Ted Hawley and Mark Sorrells ( 05/10/18 )
53:06
+ Episode 234: Meet the Yeast Dealer ( 28/09/18 )
52:30
+ Episode 233: Highland Yeast with Jason Sahler ( 14/09/18 )
54:27
+ Episode 232: Turn the Mic Around: Love to Hear Fifth Hammer ( 11/09/18 )
59:53
+ Episode 231: Beers With(out) Beards: Women in Beer NYC ( 07/08/18 )
54:53
+ Episode 230: Praising the Pride of Brooklyn Homebrew Festival ( 08/05/18 )
1:12:21
+ Episode 229: Beer Trends with Beer Friends! Panel from NYC Beer Week, Part 1 ( 27/03/18 )
49:35
+ Episode 228: Food and Fun at the NY Ferm Fest ( 13/03/18 )
1:00:18
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