Jamaal Lemon's guest appearances

Jamaal Lemon

Good Beer Hunting

The HBCU Podcast

Brewsing Banter

Graining In

Troy Casey

Colin Jones

Jamal Robinson

Brienne Allan

Khris Johnson

Hill Farmstead

Jake Goodman

Tim Clifford

Blake Tyers

Rob Tod

Scott Janish

Peter Bissell

Jason Perkins

Henry Nguyen

Ron Pattinson

OwlTail

Thanks for the patience, but we’ve got an episode well worth the wait — writer Jamaal Lemon returns to the pod!A lot has happened since we first got to know each other over a year ago, not the least of which is a @BeardFoundation nomination for his three-part @GoodBeerHunting piece, “Tek Cyear uh de Root”. He goes deep on how the idea developed into the artful synthesis of Charleston history, beer, guns, and systemic racism it grew to be. Our conversation was tremendously eye-opening, often difficult, but ultimately lined with hope (always does with Jamaal), and we can thank @SweetGrass3 enough for the honesty, openness, and perspective. Available NOW, wherever primo pods are found!🌾🍻🌞🍤🇬🇾🍅✍🏾🍚🏆🤵🏾‍♂️📚🐅🏈.Music: “Mountain Climb” by @JakeHillInternet.#GullahGeechee #CharlestonSC #Schutzenfest #TekCyearUhDeRoot #RaceandBeer #RootCauses #ForTheFuture #Racism #BeerCulture #JamesBeard #GrainGang #EdmundsOast 

Thanks for the patience, but we’ve got an episode well worth the wait — writer Jamaal Lemon returns to the pod!A lot has happened since we first got to know each other over a year ago, not the least of which is a @BeardFoundation nomination for his three-part @GoodBeerHunting piece, “Tek Cyear uh de Root”. He goes deep on how the idea developed into the artful synthesis of Charleston history, beer, guns, and systemic racism it grew to be. Our conversation was tremendously eye-opening, often difficult, but ultimately lined with hope (always does with Jamaal), and we can thank @SweetGrass3 enough for the honesty, openness, and perspective. Available NOW, wherever primo pods are found!🌾🍻🌞🍤🇬🇾🍅✍🏾🍚🏆🤵🏾‍♂️📚🐅🏈.Music: “Mountain Climb” by @JakeHillInternet.#GullahGeechee #CharlestonSC #Schutzenfest #TekCyearUhDeRoot #RaceandBeer #RootCauses #ForTheFuture #Racism #BeerCulture #JamesBeard #GrainGang #EdmundsOast

#154: Jamaal Lemon | Good Beer Hunting

Thanks to a serendipitous crossing of paths, this week the podcast welcomes writer Jamaal Lemon! Matty heard Jamaal speaking in a a Clubhouse chat a few months back and his vibe sense immediate started tingling. After doing a little digging, it became clear the man was a lot more than a natural speaker; in addition to being a contributor to multiple beer-focused media (Good Beer Hunting, CraftBeer.com), Jamaal also wrote the award-winning piece, "Mutated Axieties - Living and Parenting While Black in the Face of Law Enforcement and COVID-19". Despite his increasingly-weighty presence in the beer industry, Jamaal maintains a refreshingly simple approach to being a minority in the industry he's fallen in love with. By the end of our wide-ranging conversation, you'll be hard pressed to not have a renewed faith in the notion that most of the world's problems can be solved over a few pints. .................................. ..................................................................... ........................................................................................................ Music: "Mountain Climb" by Jake Hill

Thanks to a serendipitous crossing of paths, this week the podcast welcomes writer Jamaal Lemon! Matty heard Jamaal speaking in a a Clubhouse chat a few months back and his vibe sense immediate started tingling. After doing a little digging, it became clear the man was a lot more than a natural speaker; in addition to being a contributor to multiple beer-focused media (Good Beer Hunting, <a href="http://CraftBeer.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CraftBeer.com</a>), Jamaal also wrote the award-winning piece, "Mutated Axieties - Living and Parenting While Black in the Face of Law Enforcement and COVID-19".  Despite his increasingly-weighty presence in the beer industry, Jamaal maintains a refreshingly simple approach to being a minority in the industry he's fallen in love with. By the end of our wide-ranging conversation, you'll be hard pressed to not have a renewed faith in the notion that most of the world's problems can be solved over a few pints. ............. ..................... ..................................................................... ........................................................................................................ Music: "Mountain Climb" by Jake Hill

#97: Jamaal Lemon | Writer

Welcome to the Good Beer Hunting Collective podcast, the show where members of our team interview each other to get a behind-the-scenes look at some of our favorite articles. I’m Ashley Rodriguez, and I produce Good Beer Hunting's podcast. Jamaal Lemon is a writer, photographer, podcaster, and GBH contributor, and he wrote his piece, “Mutated Anxieties — Living (and Parenting) While Black in the Face of Law Enforcement and COVID-19,” in under an hour. It’s impressive enough to write a full-length article in such little time, but even more so because the connections Jamaal makes are incredibly deep and nuanced—between United States history, his own lineage, protests for civil rights, and the disproportionate effects of COVID-19 on Black people in America—it’s all in this story. In this episode, I talk to Jamaal about what it took to write a piece that’s so personal, and we delve into his background as a storyteller and educator, and how teaching others about the world around you forces you to think differently about how to layer a story. Building connections and talking in broad strokes to illuminate a point are strategies that naturally manifested in this story, and that’s in no small part because of who Jamaal is. Before we talk about his piece, we’ll start at the beginning, tracing his background in craft beer and how he got into writing and media. Here’s Jamaal.

Welcome to the Good Beer Hunting Collective podcast, the show where members of our team interview each other to get a behind-the-scenes look at some of our favorite articles. I’m Ashley Rodriguez, and I produce Good Beer Hunting's podcast. Jamaal Lemon is a writer, photographer, podcaster, and GBH contributor, and he wrote his piece, “<a href="https://www.goodbeerhunting.com/blog/2020/6/5/mutated-anxieties-living-and-parenting-while-black-in-the-face-of-law-enforcement-and-covid-19" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Mutated Anxieties — Living (and Parenting) While Black in the Face of Law Enforcement and COVID-19</a>,” in under an hour. It’s impressive enough to write a full-length article in such little time, but even more so because the connections Jamaal makes are incredibly deep and nuanced—between United States history, his own lineage, protests for civil rights, and the disproportionate effects of COVID-19 on Black people in America—it’s all in this story. In this episode, I talk to Jamaal about what it took to write a piece that’s so personal, and we delve into his background as a storyteller and educator, and how teaching others about the world around you forces you to think differently about how to layer a story. Building connections and talking in broad strokes to illuminate a point are strategies that naturally manifested in this story, and that’s in no small part because of who Jamaal is. Before we talk about his piece, we’ll start at the beginning, tracing his background in craft beer and how he got into writing and media. Here’s Jamaal.

CL-051 Jamaal Lemon Connects The Dots

On this episode, we speak with an alumnus of Claflin University and SC State University, Jamaal Lemon.  Jamaal is a Cicerone-certified beer server, co-creator of The Wayfarer Study podcast, co-curator of Help The Pour Podcast,  father of Satchel, and husband of Nikki. He's a die-hard fan of the Clemson Tigers, Imperial Chocolate Stouts, and Thursdays. During this episode, we discuss his HBCU experience, his love for beer and how he’s blazing new trails in the beer industry. SHOW NOTES: HBCU Journey [8:58] World of Beer Interns  [26:20] Beer Black History Moment  [39:45] Read It: Homo Deus - Yuval Noah Harari MORE INFO: IG: @sweetgrass3 Twitter: @wayfarerstudy Website: goodbeerhunting.com

On this episode, we speak with an alumnus of Claflin University and SC State University, Jamaal Lemon.  Jamaal is a Cicerone-certified beer server, co-creator of The Wayfarer Study podcast, co-curator of Help The Pour Podcast,  father of Satchel, and husband of Nikki. He's a die-hard fan of the Clemson Tigers, Imperial Chocolate Stouts, and Thursdays. During this episode, we discuss his HBCU experience, his love for beer and how he’s blazing new trails in the beer industry. SHOW NOTES: HBCU Journey [8:58] World of Beer Interns  [26:20] Beer Black History Moment  [39:45] Read It: <a href="https://www.ynharari.com/book/homo-deus/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Homo Deus - Yuval Noah Harari</a> MORE INFO: IG: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sweetgrass3/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@sweetgrass3</a> Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/wayfarerstudy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@wayfarerstudy</a> Website: <a href="https://www.goodbeerhunting.com/b-roll-blog/2019/10/9/no-491" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">goodbeerhunting.com</a>