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Florida stories, one local pour at a time.
Florida Podcast Network's All Shows Feed gathers conversational Florida storytelling with a strong recent focus on the state's craft beer scene. Episodes linger with brewers, founders, and restaurant people as they explain how local places get built, survive, and grow.
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Florida Podcast Network's All Shows Feed collects Florida-centered audio with a strong recent emphasis on the state's craft beer community. The featured run follows the Florida Beer Podcast as it travels through breweries, brewpubs, restaurant spaces, and local beer stories across the state. It is not a quick-take show. Conversations take their time, often beginning with a building, a neighborhood, or a business problem before widening into history, hospitality, and community. At Ulele in Tampa, a beer interview becomes a story about a neglected waterworks property, a restored spring, native-inspired food, and a restaurant that introduces craft beer to people who came mainly to dine. At Frazier Creek Brewing and Distilling, the talk moves from Belgian wit and English beer names into whiskey, bourbon, American single malt, and the marketing choices that determine what people are willing to order. In Orlando, Ivanhoe Park Brewing's story connects beer to city engagement, a stadium-adjacent lager house, and investment. At Leaven Brewing, the focus shifts to Riverview, social media, a tightly held mug club, and the strange line between customer loyalty and family feeling. The show has a plainspoken curiosity that suits these subjects. It lets guests explain the work behind the taproom: construction, taxes, spreadsheets, menus, events, closures, and the long patience required when brewing runs on a different clock than cooking. Florida itself stays in the frame. Tampa, Orlando, Riverview, Celebration, Key West, Tallahassee, and Jacksonville are treated as real places with their own pressures and pride. The show also carries some sadness about a changing beer scene, including closures and delayed episodes that no longer fit the moment. Still, the tone remains generous. It is interested in why people try, why customers return, and why a good local place can become bigger than its product. For listeners, the pleasure is in the detail. A beer style, a mug club dinner, a former industrial building, or a strip-mall location can open into a wider story about Florida hospitality. The feed suits people who like local interviews that sound lived-in, slightly digressive, and closely tied to place.
Made for: Best for listeners who care about Florida craft beer, independent hospitality, local business stories, and neighborhood culture. It also suits people who prefer patient interviews over fast commentary.
What sets it apart: The show treats breweries and restaurants as community spaces, not just places that sell drinks. Its strength is the grounded detail: buildings, mug clubs, city relationships, closures, menus, and the people trying to make local hospitality last.
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Dave Butler shows how Florida breweries turn production decisions, restored spaces and customer loyalty into a distinct local culture.
Dave Butler treats Florida's beer scene as a network of places, businesses and relationships rather than a parade of tasting notes. His interviews move easily between what is in the tanks and what keeps a brewery running, with questions about licensing, production choices,…
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A Tampa restaurant story where the brewery has to earn its seat at the table.
Part two of the Florida Beer Podcast's Ulele conversation stays on Tampa's Riverwalk, with Dave Butler checking in on brewmaster Tim Shacton and Jeff Houck of the 1905 family of restaurants.
A Tampa landmark story shaped by cleanup, restoration, and patient rebuilding.
Florida Beer Podcast treats Ulele as a Tampa history story first, following the red brick Waterworks plant on the Hillsborough River from an unused civic utility to a restaurant and brewery shaped by former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn's vision and the 1905 family of restaurants.
A practical Florida craft-drink episode about how rules, whiskey trends, and beer names shape the market.
Part two of the Fraser Creek Brewing and Distilling conversation stays with Dan Rogers in Stewart, Florida, and shifts the center of gravity toward distilling, state rules, and the line between beer and spirits.
A brewery conversation about loyalty, social media, and a mug club with real gravity.
Florida Beer Podcast returns to Levin Brewing for part two, and the focus stays tightly on Jillian Lynch's social media, the mug club's practical rules, and the easy back-and-forth around both.
A Riverview brewery origin story ties craft-beer community to the practical choices behind starting up.
The Florida Beer Podcast has a sturdy subject in Levin Brewing's bare-bones start, with Jillian Lynch and her husband, KJ, building a brewery from almost nothing.
A neglected Tampa Waterworks plant becomes a patient story of beer, food, restoration, and civic ambition.
Part 1 traces the slow conversion of a neglected Waterworks plant on Tampa's Hillsborough River into a restaurant and brewery, treating the building's battered state as more than backdrop.
A clear, local look at how Ivanhoe Park's second Orlando space shapes its beer.
Florida Beer Podcast turns a visit to Ivanhoe Park Lager House into a tidy look at how one Orlando beer company works across two related spaces.
This episode of the Florida Beer Podcast discusses Mezcal Lauderdale 2024 and features an interview with Phil Rice about Xicala Mezcal imported by Global Beverage Team.
Host Dave Butler interviews Glenn Clausen, founder of Ivanhoe Park Brewing, in Orlando.
Host Dave Butler introduces Ulele, a Tampa restaurant and brewery located in a former Waterworks plant.
This episode features an interview with William Scanlan of Heavy Metl Premium Imports discussing their mezcal brands and participation in Mezcal Lauderdale 2024.
Dave Butler stays with the Ulele story in Tampa.
Dave Butler opens by situating Ulele on the Hillsborough River, across from Howard Blake High School.
Dan Rogers says a 15-barrel system at Fraser Creek Brewing and Distilling in Stuart, Florida, lets him make cherry triple, green tea lager, and about 200 beer variants.
This episode of the Florida Beer Podcast features an interview with Frazier Creek Brewing and Distilling, discussing the craft beer community in Florida, including recent closures like Intuition Ale Works.
This episode features an interview with Glenn Clausen of Ivanhoe Park Brewing in Orlando, discussing the brewery's history, expansion to the Lager House location, and investment opportunities in the craft beer community.
This episode celebrates the 200th milestone of the Florida Beer Podcast by visiting Celebration Brewing in Florida, highlighting the state's craft beer scene and its growth.
Dave Butler is back with episode 199.
Levin Brewing says it "puts beer second" and focuses on people first.
This episode features an interview with William Scanlan of Heavy Metl Premium Imports discussing their mezcal brands and participation in Mezcal Lauderdale 2024.
This episode explores the collaboration between 3 Daughters Brewing and Men in the Making, a nonprofit mentoring minority boys in St.