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My wife watches the Kelly Ripa Ryan Seacrest show on ABC in the morning. It's not bad. Today there is a young woman brewing on the set this morning.

If I had to watch those shows everyday, I'd shoot myself. Daytime tv is the worst but at least they put something on that would interest me. Did she know what she was doing?

Yeah, she was good. She said she'd been brewing for eight years, did a step by step BIAB. It was TV style, meaning that there was an example of each step: kettle, carboy, bottling bucket and bottled carbed beer.
Kelly and Ryan is not something I would ordinarily watch, but it's way better than my wife's favorite shows at night. I don't want to talk about it.

John Sand wrote:.......It was TV style, meaning that there was an example of each step: kettle, carboy, bottling bucket and bottled carbed beer........

Did she say "BAM!!!" when she threw in the hops?

The_Professor wrote:

John Sand wrote:.......It was TV style, meaning that there was an example of each step: kettle, carboy, bottling bucket and bottled carbed beer........

Did she say "BAM!!!" when she threw in the hops?

That only happens when you brew a pee-can porter.

I seen this on reddit, watched it on youtube, and then passed it on to my wife as she usually watched Live with K&R. I thought it was pretty good, basically she walked them through a quick brew day, had them drain the grain bag, add the hops, help with bottling, etc. Displayed different stages of the process, and the ingredients.

Donna showed me the segment online, she is from a Brooklyn NY based homebrew club, Brewminaries. Was good to see that homebrewing was represented rather correctly for a TV talk show.

I agree that was a good segment. Not overly technical or too complicated, and presented in a way that should get some people interested.

Cheers to a job well-done.

I think it's a good thing, it will generate interest in brewing.

The more the merrier!