In addition to having published nearly 50 articles on brewlossy.com, co-hosting even more episodes of this podcast and joining Martin on the Brulosophy Show since becoming a contributor just two and a half years ago.

Jordan Folks continues to engage heavily in the beer and brewing community while brewing some truly incredible beers as well.

As Brulosophy's resident traditionalist, which I say wholly endearingly, Jordan offers a very unique perspective to the crew, especially when it comes to experiment design.

There's no denying that brulosophy is what it is today, in part due to the obsession that

Jordan shares with us about brewing and beer, as well as his dedication to helping others

want to learn more about this beverage that we love so much.

Back in June, Jordan took the time to field questions from patrons for our monthly live Q&A session. And this week, we're going to be sharing that session with all of you, not only as a way for listeners to get to know Jordan a little bit better, but also to give you an idea of what you might get for throwing as little as $3 per month our way. If you're unfamiliar with Patreon, it's a really neat platform that frankly allows us to keep bringing you this podcast every week. Those people who appreciate what it is that we do enough to make a small monthly pledge are known as patrons, and in return for their support, we give them a little something extra as a way to say thanks. You can learn all about the various rewards we offer patrons over at patreon.com

slash brewlossophy, so I'm not going to spend too much time on it, except for to say that our two

most popular levels of support, are the $3 tier, which gets you into these monthly live

Q&A sessions with people in the brewing world, and our $5 tier that also gets you a discount at

Yakima Valley hops.com. Past Q&A guests have included

people like Russian Rivers Vinny Chilerso, the alchemist John Kimmich, and a bunch of homebrewing

all-stars like John Palmer and Gordon Strong. Coming up later this month, July of 2025,

the executive director of the AHA, Julia Hertz, will be hanging out with patrons, which I'm

very excited for, especially given the recent decision for the AHA, Julia Hertz, will be hanging out with patrons, which I'm very excited for,

especially given the recent decision for the AHA to disassociate from the Brewers Association.

Another perk of being a patron is that they always get to request who it is that they want as guests

for these sessions, and we do our best to get those people booked.

As for the Yakima Valley Hopps discount, they're always worth at least

$5, whether it be for hops, gear, or clothes. Again, if you appreciate what it is we're up to and you

want to help us to keep doing it, please head over to patreon.com slash brewlossophy to learn how you can be

rewarded for doing so. Another way you can help us out is by using the links found at brewlosophy.com

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