Director, screenwriter, producer and actor Bryce Hirschberg joins The Beer Connoisseur for the next installment of Crafty Celebrity Stories, which features the best tales of ale (and more) from leading actors, celebrities and persons of interest.

The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was officially launched last week and has raised several major questions for brewery owners. Does my business qualify? When will the money come? How much will it be? These questions around the Small Business Association’s program make it difficult for brewers to make informed decisions around production and staffing. However, there is an alternative method to raise capital despite these uncertain conditions: equity crowdfunding.

Studying in college is not just about spending sleepless nights over books and looking for college paper writing services. Every student will tell you about loud parties, awesome trips during summer and spring breaks, and new best friends. During one of those parties, one extremely popular drinking game was born.

Beer pong is an alcoholic game in which players throw a ping-pong ball across a table into a mug or a glass of beer standing on the other side of the table.

As the entire world continues to grapple with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, how exactly will beer festivals and live events stay relevant during and after this crisis? TicketSocket offers some sage wisdom on those topics.

1. What kinds of things should event/beer fest organizers be mindful of coming out of this crisis to protect themselves?

As it relates to the health of their business, event/beer fest organizers will want to make sure they have full control of every aspect of their business.