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Hollie Stephenson is Head Brewer at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery just outside Baltimore. What is it like to be part of such an iconic brand? How did she get into brewing? And, what exactly does the term craft beer mean, anyway? This Downtown Baltimore resident and 2019 Imbibe Magazine Beer Person of the Year drops some knowledge and sips some bre…
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Our hour-long interview with the team behind the Night Brunch phenomenon posted earlier this week. This is a companion interview as they launch the first-ever Night Brunch Festival on October 5 and 6. Sit back and enjoy this quick look into what makes these events so special and how they are maybe the most representative Baltimore event going. Chee…
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They produce Baltimore's hottest roving party, Night Brunch, and are about to debut a multi-day festival of music and food. Last summer their charity, Summer Lunch, served 2,200 meals to kids in west Baltimore. The duo behind these efforts joins our first feature film-length podcast. Settle in while Jason Bass and DJ Impulse drop the needle on some…
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Helena del Pesco trained at Chez Panisse and staged at the Michelin-starred Arzak. After traveling the world, she is putting down roots with a new Baltimore restaurant, Larder. We talk food, fermentation, and her philosophy about becoming a chef on this edition of Hey Baltimore. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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Sofia Alvarez, is living something of a dream. The new mom lives in a converted chocolate factory and is wrapping up the script for a sequel to the Netflix film, To All the Boys I've Loved Before. She talks about adapting the popular young adult novels into a screenplay, and how growing up in Baltimore informed her powers of observation. Hosted on …
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International DJ, coffee junkie, and co-host of Baltimore Night Brunch, DJ Impulse talks about his craft, the Baltimore Club scene, and how he balances family life with a job that keeps him out nights in clubs around the globe. And then he poisons us with 500,000 scoville units of hot sauce. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informati…
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One of Baltimore's top taste-makers, Carmen Brock, grew up on a rural farm and took a circuitous route to owning her popular retail store, Trohv. She talks about the hustle it takes for a brick and mortal store to compete in a digital age. And to think, it all started with a cow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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How does a monthly print publication stay current in a digital world that rewards instant, constantly updated content? Baltimore Magazine has been doing this incredibly well in our opinion, and that's thanks largely to Jess Mayhugh. As the publication's digital editor, she can't answer a tech question but she can and does make the publication's web…
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Fashion designer Bishme Cromartie's career is blowing up. He's dressing celebrities, showing at NY Fashion Week, and has his eyes on a Paris show. We sit down with the charming, Baltimore-based couturier to talk about his bright future (and scandalous high school side hustle). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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In part two of our interview with American Visionary Art Museum founder, Rebecca Hoffberger, she takes us on a unique backstage tour of her favorite exhibits. Seeing the galleries through her eyes, and learning about the talented, often troubled people who created the works underscores the healing power of art. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privac…
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Museum attendance is down across the US, but not at the American Visionary Art Museum, where all the pieces are created by outsider artists. Their work is just the beginning, a launch pad to explore personal demons, the nature of creativity, and the way human beings try to understand the world around them. Founder, Rebecca Hoffberger, shares her cu…
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Hugh Sisson created Maryland's first brew pub at his father's eponymously-named Federal Hill restaurant in the mid-1980s, resurrecting Baltimore's long-dormant local brewing traditions. By the mid-1990s, Hugh founded what would become Heavy Seas Beer, an award-winning craft brewery with distribution up and down the East Coast of the US. We met him …
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Hey Baltimore ! Ever wanted to hear three people giving themselves a hangover? Neither did we, but that's essentially what happened when the engaging and hilarious founders of Treason Toting Co. joined us in the studio one Friday after work. Aaron and Jason are more than the creatives behind the bespoke, made-in-Baltimore line of backpacks and tote…
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How do you break out of a creative rut? The minds at Future Partners are here to help. Their techniques have helped global brands and small community organizations develop ingenious new ways to solve old problems. They call the process Thinking Wrong. We talk to them about how to Think Wrong, and about their work with Baltimore institutions like th…
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Local journalist and Baker Award-winning author, Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson, takes us into the bizarre world of a millionaire heiress who used dolls to develop the field of forensic science. We also talk about being a writer in Baltimore, the supportive community, and how she's building a national profile from coffee shops in Hampden. Hosted on Aca…
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