Episode #295: Back from Harvest - Listener Communications - Live

Brothers of the Serpent

Society & Culture, History, Philosophy

4.8 • 668 Ratings

🗓️ 4 September 2023

⏱️ 126 minutes

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Summary

Harvest was crazy this year, over 30 tons of grapes, but it's all fermented and in barrels or tanks at this point. Hopefully we are almost back to a regular podcasting schedule.
We returned with a live show, talking about the winemaking process and showing some videos, then reading and responding to listener emails.

Executive Producer:
Luke Miller

Associate Executive Producer:
Edfu_TextYa_Later

Transcript

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0:00.0	Listener communications.
0:08.2	You are listening to Brothers of the Serpent Podcasts.
0:14.7	How do we do this?
0:16.6	I forgot.
0:19.2	And welcome back.
0:22.1	Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, angels and demons and monsters and monsters and serpents.
0:25.1	This is Brothers of the Servant podcast coming to you live from the 10 by 10 by 10 tangent keep of science where we are nestled amongst the dusty bones of an ancient seabed high atop the Edwards Plateau covered in wine.
0:36.8	Wine stains everywhere.
0:38.1	So we had a huge harvest.
0:39.7	It was amazing.
0:41.8	I got sick.
0:44.0	And then Kyle got sick at the end of it.
0:47.0	Yep.
0:47.6	But we're on the back end of it.
0:50.1	There's still some harvest stuff to do.
0:51.7	We'll talk about that.
0:53.3	But yeah, we got some videos to show you guys of the harvest process.
0:57.7	Whoops.
0:58.3	Oh, end of show. I forgot I was supposed to meet him.
1:00.8	That was a great show. I think that was a great show.
1:02.8	Show over.
1:03.4	This is easy.
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