Home Brewing Part 1
6/17/07

Prohibition forced brewing back into the home enabled by parts made available from the local five and dime. While Motor and I are not officially home brewing, we've brewed before. We tackle the tough questions about getting starting in the craft of brewing.

Homework:
There is no official homework this week. But if you are so inclined you might consider brewing some beer. There are many beer kits but the Mr. Beer is the simplest, cheapest and comes with everything you need. Order one up and brew a batch. Or just download the step-by-step instructions and read about the process of this stove top compatible experiment. 

http://www.mrbeer.com/

Guests: Motor
Host: John Foster
Beer: Listener beers from around the country got sampled. 

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Good noon! Recorded in San Franciso, CA on 06/17/2007.

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