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Dean Browne of Rowhouse Spirits on distilling liquors, including ‘Irish moonshine’

Hillary Petrozziello Dean Browne with the hybrid batch still he uses at his distillery in East Kensington. Even though we’re a far cry from Prohibition, state regulations governing hard-liquor distillation make it a costly and difficult-to-practice endeavor. Despite this, ex-brewer…

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  • Q & A with Saint Benjamin Brewing Co.’s founders

    Hillary Petrozziello Christina Burris and Tim Patton atop a tank at the Saint Benjamin brewery’s HQ. The enterprising duo behind Saint Benjamin Brewing Company chose wisely when adopting our city’s most widely known symbol of indiscretion for their logo. Mr.…

    • Jan 2, 2015 - 5:21 am
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  • An urban farm brings fresh food to South Kensington

    Hillary Petrozziello Volunteers at the quarter-acre farm, which once was a lot strewn with tires Clifford Brown seems to be unburdened by the task at hand. He’s packing compost while fielding questions about the recent resurgence of the successful community…

    • Dec 18, 2014 - 7:51 am
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  • Weathervane Music points the way for indie music on the rise

    Hillary Petrozziello Weathervane’s Brian McTear (left) and Peter English in the studio. The Phillies taking the 2008 World Series. Barack Obama taking Pennsylvania in the 2008 presidential election. Dr. Dog taking Philly to the indie world stage. These are Brian…

    • Nov 6, 2014 - 6:47 am
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  • Album Reviews: This Will Destroy You, Pianos Become The Teeth, etc.

    Karlo X Ramos This Will Destroy You The World Is a Beautiful Place … | C+ The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die’s new Between Bodies  (Broken World Media) — a collaboration with…

    • Oct 30, 2014 - 8:28 am
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  • Fringe, Reviewed: The Four Seasons

    [ dance ] The Four Seasons, by Kate Horton and others Attended: Sept. 13, at St. Frances de Sales Parish, closed Sept. 14. Created after a rough winter, this piece takes us through the internal struggles, the emotional ups and…

    • Sep 17, 2014 - 7:45 am
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  • Fringe, Reviewed: The Back Door

    [ dance ] The Back Door by Jasmine Zieroff ATTENDED: Fri., Sept. 5, p.m.; closes Sat., Sept. 20 WE THINK: Dance performances like The Back Door can be a real grab bag — anything that starts this late, for which the erotic…

    • Sep 6, 2014 - 7:43 am
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  • Life After Death By Hype? This is Clap Your Hands Say Yeah in 2014.

    Tastes change.  The media changes. The culture changes. But one question remains fixed at the pedagogical center of music criticism: Is hype a good thing?  Few indie musicians understand hype’s immense push-and-pull better than Mt. Airy native Alec Ounsworth of…

    • Jun 26, 2014 - 11:13 am
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  • Local book review: ‘Black Girl Dangerous’

    Black Girl Dangerous: On Race, Queerness, Class and Gender Mia McKenzie(self-published, 2014, 180 pp.) Certain narratives, relegated to niche publications before the emergence of online media, have risen in visibility in the past 15 years. More widespread understanding of what…

    • May 29, 2014 - 4:35 am
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    Comic Hari Kondabolu remembers a Philly gig from hell

    Hari Kondabolu, like all standup comedians, has a memorable “gig from hell” in his past.  “Everyone was, like, 100 years old. Also, it was in a gymnasium of some sort,” he says. He had taken a gig for the Pennsylvania…

    • Mar 27, 2014 - 11:51 am
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