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Beer and Bullsh*t

Beer and Bullsh*t

By: Ben Johnson
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 Join award-winning beer writer Ben Johnson (”The Globe and Mail” ”The Growler” ”Toronto Life”) and his occasional co-host Chris Pellarin as we dive into the stories behind the beer in your glass. Crack open cold ones with brewmasters, industry pros, and some of Canada’s funniest personalities to talk brewery insights, beer industry deep dives, and unfiltered conversations that go way beyond the pint.Copyright 2023 by Ben Johnson
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  • #105 - Go fund yourself

    #105 - Go fund yourself
    Apr 17 2025

    Ben rants about the Canadian Brewing Awards, April fools, and the closure of Shacklands Brewing in Toronto. Plus Katy Perry, boner metrics, and curly fries.

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    32 mins
  • #104 - Invisible chunks

    #104 - Invisible chunks
    Mar 21 2025

    Ben chats with filmmaker, actor, and comedian Rob Baker about his CBC documentary series, Locals Welcome, his short film, The Light Before The Sun, and why he fights someone every day. Plus they share hilarious riffs on suffering through terrible comedy, disease, and dead dads.
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • #103 - Make Ontario dystopian alternate 1985 version of Hill Valley, California from Back to The Future Two Again

    #103 - Make Ontario dystopian alternate 1985 version of Hill Valley, California from Back to The Future Two Again
    Feb 27 2025

    Ben offers up a quick round-up of local beer news, including a look at how terrible things are and a not-unrelated look at the Premier of Ontario's latest efforts to get 'er done.

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    15 mins

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