919 Vice: Good Guys; Harmless Habits

919 Vice welcomes Raleigh Brewing, Fainting Goat, Edit, and JoCo to the podcast to discuss putting together the first ever CCHL Brewers Cup. Turns out the beer community has a ton of crossover with the adult league hockey community, so the groups got together to raise money over Labor Day weekend.

Jennifer Morgan, a veteran attorney who specializes in ABC regulation, joined the 919 Vice Podcast to discuss upcoming,ing changes to North Carolina alcohol laws and why the state has been aggressive in modernizing the last 5 years.

Ovies finally got the 6-pack of "Ultra Right" #beer he ordered months ago. So how does the $20 (with $10 shipping) "100% Woke Free" beer hold up to your typical crispy boy? The 919 Vice Podcast brought in their resident #cicerone to review it.

To get an idea of the trends and changes of the Triangle area craft beer scene, look no further than the evolution of Tasty Beverage Co. Johnny Belflower joined the 919 Vice crew to discuss where things stand now. The beer list is still on point and one of the best in the area, but they've expanded to include non-alcoholic, Delta 8, and THCA offerings.

The 919 Vice crew returns to beer this week, catching up with Carolina Brewery. Established in 1995 as one of the first craft brewpubs in the Triangle, Carolina Brewery has stuck with what works. Incredibly drinkable beers that compliment days outdoors, at the pool, at the lake, or at the beach. Learn about their recent rebrand and what drinkers can expect when they visit their locations in Chapel...

Groovewagon founder Reilly Dunn found himself in the middle of a very relatable dilemma many beer drinks have faced -- he started to suspect alcohol was kinda lame, but didn't want to awkwardly nurse bubblewaters for 4 hours while everybody else gets sloshed. He still wanted a buzz. Enter Delta-8. Unlike CBD, which has its own benefits, Delta-8 actually gets you buzzed. Dunn joined the 919 Vic...

CBD. Delta. THC. Flower. North Carolina's rules on cannabis and hemp products can be a little confusing. Carrie Miskill, sales and training manager for The Hemp Farmacy, dropped by the 919 Vice Podcast to explain it all. What's legal, what's not, and what's the difference between the "real stuff" and what consumers can purchase in NC.

Sports wagering is headed to North Carolina. While we still have a few months before fans can place bets within the state's borders, you can start to learn the lingo now.

The hemp infused beer trend lasted about as long as brut IPAs, but CBD seltzers have started to enter the space. Whit Baker, head brewer at Ancillary Fermentation, joined the 919 Vice crew to discuss the "Cali Sober" lifestyle and how their Midtown brewery has pivoted to pairing their beer with gourmet tinned seafood. Plus, find out about "Hops For Hope", a beer event taking place...

Local Time Brewing recently opened its doors this spring. The owner and brewer joined the 919 Vice Podcast to explain how their shared love of travel, beer, storytelling, and camaraderie inspired them to bring globally inspired brewing to Holly Springs.

Adam Stephenson, CEO of locally owned Breeze Thru Markets, joined Adam and Joe to discuss the elevation of "gas station beers". Sure, you can still get your 24oz cans of domestic favorites, but now you can fit growlers and crowlers before hitting a tailgate outside PNC Arena and Carter-Finley Stadium.

Joe, Adam and Wayne went to downtown Cary to chat with the folks behind The Walk Up. The experience is all about local takes on classic cocktails and creating a welcoming atmosphere. Get to know the inspiration behind the bar's concept, its design, and the philosophy that guides their beverage program.

Raleigh Brewing and Trophy Brewing get together to bring back an old school local craft beer vibe and support a local cause. During the episode, 919 Vice delves into their collaboration that will help A Note In The Pocket, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to providing clothing to children in need. Both Raleigh Brewing and Trophy Brewing share a deep commitment to their community, and toget...

Joe Ovies, Adam Eshbaugh, and Wayne Holt are back together after a couple weeks of hiatus. So, what's "919 Vice" all about? Great question! The crew took some time to workshop what to expect out of the new podcast (that'll probably sound a lot like the old podcast).

Pour one out for the old podcast, but raise a glass for the new one. Introducing "919 Vice", focusing on our favorite harmless habits made in North Carolina.