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Since dropping the first episode of this podcast way back in March of 2017,

we've talked about more than 100 experiments we've performed. We've shared our views and

experiences on various interesting topics, and we've gone over a bunch of our attempts to

brew beers using short and shoddy methods. Considering our average episode length is a little over

an hour, you've listened to us talk about beer and brewing for over 350 hours combined. Yeesh,

this is the 300th episode of the Bruloscopy Podcast. I'm your host, Marshall Shott,

and this week I'm joined by contributor Will Lovell for a sort of special edition of our

Brunei series. We talked about it in a prior episode. We're going to be focusing solely on questions

asked by our patrons, those people who appreciate what we're doing enough to throw a couple bucks

our way each month. Will, how are you feeling about this one? Man, I feel really honored to be a part

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