Liquid Liner Notes

Episode 5 - Dylan Kloska - Vines & Vinyl On this episode I chat with Dylan Kloska, owner of Vines & Vinyl, a plant, records, and goods store in Brookfield, Illinois. We discuss how he got the business idea and taking a pop-up business plan to a brick and mortar. We discuss finding the perfect location and becoming a creative hub for the city of Brookfield. Check out Vines & Vinyl on In...

Episode 4 - Ian Penrose - Midwest Area Sales Manager for Seattle Cider Company and Founder of Doom Movement Yoga On this episode we talk about Ian’s career in the craft beverage industry, and making the transition in sales of craft beer to cider. Then we talk about his journey into yoga and starting Doom Movement, a yoga class with a doom metal soundtrack. Just a note that since recording this epi...

Episode 3 - Tony Golec - Co-host of The Malting Hour & Producer Asa Phelps On this episode I talk to Tony Golec, who is the co-host of The Malting Hour, and produces music as Asa Phelps. We discuss starting a podcast, home brewing, how he got into music and began producing music. You can find me on Instagram at @Hip__Hops & @LiquidLinerNotesPod Email: HipHopsOnIG@gmail.com

Episode 2 - Record Ghoul with Dylan Medina On this episode I talk to the co-founder of Record Ghoul, Dylan. A vinyl dealer based out of Fresno, California. We discuss how he got into music, starting an online based record shop, pop-ups. You can find me on Instagram at @Hip__Hops & @LiquidLinerNotesPod Email: HipHopsOnIG@gmail.com

Episode 1 - Beer Adjacent with Rachel Morrison Welcome to the first episode of Liquid Liner Notes! Rachel @BeerAdjacent (formally @BeerGogglesBlog) was kind enough to sit down with me and be my very first guest. On this episode we talk about how she became interested in beer, what it's like starting a business (Beer Adjacent) based around craft beverage, as well as writing, marketing, and hosting...

Welcome to Liquid Liner Notes, an interview podcast bringing stories from people in the craft beverage and music industries. Interviewees will include people from craft beer, cider, wine, musicians from all genres, as well as record store owners, record label representatives, and other beer fans and vinyl collectors.