Being Black In Craft

Day Bracey (Barrel and Flow)

Day Bracey, curator, cultural innovator, and Executive Director of Barrel & Flow, as well as the force behind Barrels on the Bayou. We’ll discuss the recent launch of Barrels on the Bayou, the continued growth of Barrel & Flow, and why Pittsburgh has become one of the most exciting destinations in craft beer and beverage culture. 🍺 3 Things That Make Barrel & Flow Special: ✅ America’s first festival dedicated to celebrating Black brewers, artists, entrepreneurs, and consumers. ✅ Consistently recognized as one of the nation’s top beer festivals, earning national acclaim and industry recognition. ✅ Creates meaningful collaborations between breweries, artists, musicians, and community organizations while ensuring artists receive visibility, compensation, and credit. 🏙️ Why Pittsburgh is a Beer Festival Mecca: • Home to nationally recognized beer festivals and a thriving independent brewing community. • Known for innovative brewery collaborations that draw visitors from across the country. • A city where craft beer, arts, culture, and community intersect to create unforgettable festival experiences. 🗓️ LIVE Monday, June 1 ⏰ 7:00 PM Central ⏰ 8:00 PM Eastern ⏰ 6:00 PM Mountain ⏰ 5:00 PM Pacific ⏰ 1:00 AM (Tuesday) UK ⏰ 2:00 AM (Tuesday) Central Europe 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Audible, Pandora, and wherever you get your podcasts. 📺 Watch live on Facebook and YouTube. Come learn how Day Bracey and Barrel & Flow are reshaping the craft beverage industry by creating spaces where Black creativity, entrepreneurship, and culture don’t just participate—they lead.

Eryse and The Incredible Yeast Strain!

🎙️ New Episode Alert: Being Black in Craft 🍷🧫 We’re taking a short holiday break, but we couldn’t wait to share this incredible conversation with Eryse White on Being Black in Craft! Eryse is a brilliant mind diving deep into the evolving world of wine yeast strains, fermentation science, and the exciting technologies shaping the future of craft beverages. If you love geeking out over innovative techniques, new concepts, and the science behind flavor development — this episode is for you. From yeast evolution to the intersection of creativity and technology in wine, this conversation is insightful, educational, and inspiring for anyone passionate about craft. 🎧 Listen on all streaming platforms 📺 Watch on Facebook: “Black in Craft” ▶️ Also streaming on YouTube Join us LIVE every Monday: 🕖 7PM Central 🕗 8PM Eastern 🕕 6PM Mountain 🕔 5PM Pacific

The Little Sober Bar

Being Black in Craft Podcast Featuring Bryttany Hyde, owner of The Little Sober Bar This week on Being Black in Craft, we sat down with the inspiring and innovative Bryttany Hyde, founder of The Little Sober Bar, to discuss the evolution of sober spaces, inclusive hospitality, and redefining social culture without alcohol. ✨ Two standout attributes about Bryttany:• Visionary community-builder creating inclusive experiences where everyone feels welcomed — sober or sober-curious.• Trailblazing entrepreneur reshaping the beverage industry through creativity, accessibility, and intentional social connection. 🥂 Industry Notes & Mocktail/N/A Statistics:• The global non-alcoholic beverage market was valued at over $1.3 trillion in 2025 and is projected to continue growing at an estimated 8% annually through 2033. (Grand View Research)• Nearly 49% of Americans planned to reduce alcohol consumption in 2025, reflecting the rapid rise of the “sober curious” movement. (Grand View Research)• Sales of non-alcoholic beer, wine, and spirits increased by approximately 26% in the U.S., surpassing $800 million in sales. (New York Post)• Gen Z continues driving the mocktail movement, with more than 60% preferring non-alcoholic beverages in social settings. (New York Post) 🎧 Listen to Being Black in Craft on all major streaming platforms:• Spotify• Apple Podcasts• YouTube• Amazon Music• iHeartRadio• Pandora 📅 Catch us LIVE every Monday at 7PM Central:• 5PM Pacific• 6PM Mountain• 7PM Central• 8PM Eastern

Thee House of Harvey

We’re uncorking another powerful conversation as we welcome Tiffany Harvey, owner of Thee House of Harvey! 📅 Monday, May 10 🕖 7PM Central 📍LIVE on Facebook, Instagram & YouTube 🕗 8PM Eastern 🕕 6PM Mountain 🕔 5PM Pacific From Chicago roots to cultivating luxury, culture, and community through wine, Tiffany is redefining what representation in the wine world looks like. ✨ Two attributes that make Thee House of Harvey stand out: 🍇 Curated luxury wine experiences centered on culture and connection 🍷 A bold commitment to storytelling, inclusivity, and elevating Black voices in wine Did you know? 📊 Black-owned wineries represent less than 1% of the more than 11,000 wineries in the United States. (Article Gateway) 📊 Only about 2% of wine professionals identify as Black. (Article Gateway) That’s why conversations like this matter. Join us as we talk entrepreneurship, resilience, representation, wine culture, and carving out space in an industry that still has work to do. 🍾 Bring your favorite pour and join the conversation. 🎧 Subscribe, follow, and share because Black voices in craft deserve to be heard loudly and proudly.

Brotha Whiskey

Monday, May 4th at 7PM CST for another powerful episode of Being Black in Craft streaming LIVE on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube! ⏰ Tune in across time zones: * 5PM PST * 6PM MST * 7PM CST * 8PM EST 🎙️ This week, we’re honored to welcome Deondra Randle, CEO & Founder of Brotha Whiskey — a brand making bold moves and redefining presence in the whiskey space. 🔥 About Brotha Whiskey: * Rooted in culture and storytelling, celebrating community and legacy * Focused on premium quality and craftsmanship in every pour * Built with a mission of representation and ownership in the spirits industry Tap in for a conversation about entrepreneurship, resilience, and carving your own lane in craft. ✨ Don’t forget to like, follow, and subscribe so you never miss a moment. And remember… in the world of craft, the force is strong with this one. May the Fourth be with you!