Technical/Science Oriented Podcasts?

[VikeMan]

It's been years since I've really paid attention to what's going on in the brewing podcast world. Anyone know of any good ones that focus on the science and technical aspects of home brewing (or brewing in general)? TIA.

 

[rburrelli]

I enjoy the Master Brewers podcast. Technical but not overly so. And generally short in length.

 

[Templar985]

Brulosophy deals with experimentation and talks about different techniques of the brewing world.

 

[dmtaylor]

Master Brewers is the best one out there for science. Basic Brewing ain't half bad either. But nothing beats MBAA.

 

[Coastalbrew]

Experimental brewing is a good all around podcast. Not super technical, but a very enjoyable all around listening experience

 

[Iseneye]

Brulosophy deals with experimentation and talks about different techniques of the brewing world.

Not to belittle brulosophy on purpose but I would never recommend them for science and technology.

I listen to plenty of brewing podcasts but they are nearly all homebrew or BJCP based so no proper science or technology is covered. If you genuinely want to learn the science then there are several reputable scientific brewing books out there.

 

[chipmunk]

Not really a podcast, but Sui Generis brewing you tube and web site is top notch - makes me want to spend $1,000 on lab equipment to save $100 of buying yeast...

 

[BrewnWKopperKat]

Really a podcast ...

Hop and Brew School (link) may be worth a look.

 

[Pappers_]

John Palmer and Jamil Z sometimes get into brew science with specific episodes of Brew Strong - look for episodes having to do with water chemistry, for example.

 

[Pappers_]

Really a podcast ...

Hop and Brew School (link) may be worth a look.

Hey @BrewnWKopperKat thanks for that! I was unfamiliar with this one and it looks really interesting from their website. I'm going to add it to my Stitcher app and listen to a few. Thanks!