CMP-08-08-2006: CrapMonkey Podcast Episode 104

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CrapMonkey Podcast – Music, Technology, Beer, Seattle

August 9, 2006 11:32 am

It’s a busy summer in the land of the crapmonkey. This weekend the CrapMonkey held a Brewfest that proved to be a most excellent time. Images from the brewfest are available on my CrapMonkey Flickr Account.

Brewfest 2006

There are some great events brewing in Seattle. Hempfest is coming up on the weekend of the 19th, as is the Barely Audible Music Festival at the Redhook Brewery in Woodinville. We are also getting close to OktoberFest Season. The Fremont OktoberFest is the weekend of September 22nd and the Leavenworth Oktoberfest starts the last weekend of September (watch last years video).

The song of the day is On a Podcast (aka – That Podcast Song) by Cruisebox and the website of the day is RealBeer.com. We close the show with “All the Good Things” by Jeff Fielder.