For the second part, Augie prods him to get more than a little of the curmudgeonly flavor Bob is known for. He recently retired and moved to the foothills of North Carolina but is still somewhat active in the beer community (as we discuss in the first part of the show). Bob was/is a legend in the Florida (and beyond) beer scene and was one of the first dedicated saison producers in the USA. Happy Monday, Thieves! WeвЂ™re back in the Zoom studios this week with our pal Bob Sylvester of Saint Somewhere Brewing. Listen in, support your local businesses and tip well. She's not drinking out of the black glasses, but Augie and John had a good go with things as Justin again picked some gems from the world's most wonderful bodega. Anne has seen it all and has thoughts on the current state of things and an appeal for kindness. As a combination of COVID-19, bad customers, and the economy have danced a rough tango over the hospitality industry. She's always been excellent for insight on beer and breweries, but also the service side of things. You'll remember that she practically runs Treadwell Park, our old recording stomping grounds. So, we've invited Anne Becerra onto the show. Happy Monday, Thieves! We're not quite there, but as the world opens up we've been pining for a properly poured draft beer, the sound of conversation around us, the wafting aromas of buttered popcorn.

And THANKS! You can subscribe to STB on iTunes and PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW!!! Co-hosts: Augie Carton & John Holl Producer: Justin Kennedy Engineer: Brian Casse Music: 'Abstract Concepts - What Up in the Streets' by Black Ant. We'll have the rest of the conversation next week, but for now settle in and enjoy this lively, sprawling conversation.ДЄs always, you can email your questions, complaints, whimpers, or whines to us at We read everything we get and we'll try to respond as quickly as we can. We had so much fun, in fact, that this is only part one. The trio talk about Planning Jersey, a collaboration beer, and then we go down the weeds of ping pong conversation as pints are poured. A party is always better with friends so we're joined by Evan Watson of Plan Bee Farm Brewery and Hillary Barile of Rabbit Hill Farms. Last week we had some fun at Carton Brewing as Augie celebrated himself. Now that all three members of the group have released their solo albums, they are expected to reunite for 'Culture III'.Happy Monday, Thieves! When the man has a birthday, we get together and celebrate. 'Father of 4' is preceded by solo releases from his fellow Migos members, Quavo's 'Quavo Huncho' and Takeoff's 'The Last Rocket'. I love my kids, this is who I do it for.' 'When I did a song, I started getting memories of my grandma, my struggles, my partner that was killed, the thoughts I had while I was incarcerated, and my kids' faces were there in my head.

'I cried to myself while I was doing this album 'cause I was talking about my story and my kids,' he said. Talking about 'Father of 4' in an interview with Esquire, Offset admitted that he was crying while working on the record. Cole and Cardi B, the latter of whom teams up with Offset on track 'Clout'.

Instead of bragging about his wealth, Offset raps about 'relevant situations that have occurred over the last 18 or 24 months, like me being in the crash, my kids, my family time and me being married.' The set boasts a stacked lineup of guest features including Travis Scott (II), 21 Savage, J. The album itself is different than Migos' albums which usually deal with luxury and fame.

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