Stop & Taste Conversations - New Holland Brewing

I met Ryan at this year’s Harvest Gathering and it was interesting how quickly we were finding things we had in common.  Ryan’s story is a pretty remarkable example of the impact Harvest Gathering can have on people’s lives.  He’s a musician and heavily involved in Michigan’s festival scene and shares his music and story from Maddie’s Circle at Earthwork Farm. The Details The Drinks: New Holland Incorrigible Reserve, with bee.  The Music: “Wealthy Street” on intro and outro, © and courtesy of Drew Nelson.  Ryan and Jack play “Please” and “Blind Eye” © and courtesy of The Change from their album, Fight or Flight Guest Bio: "Ryan Williams" from Local Spins’ John Sinkevics: It’s fair to say Ryan Williams was destined to become a musician and event promoter.Born in Chicago and raised in Memphis, Williams – a singer and multi-instrumentalist who now makes his home in Grand Rapids – grew up in a family that featured a grandmother who performed as a backup singer with bluegrass pioneers Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs