Chris Moneymaker, the World Series of Poker (WSOP) champion 2003, has made a guest appearance on Beer Radio.

Beer Radio is a US-wide syndicated podcast radio show, which is run by producer Dennis Buettner.

Speaking about the most recent show, Mr Buettner said it brought together “two of the most compelling and passionate beer people in the world”.

He added: “Each episode of Beer Radio brings the world of beer to 300 million beer drinkers from around the world.”

“There are millions of terrific and passionate beer drinkers from around the world. It’s great having some as special guests and being able to podcast to the rest of them.”

Chris Ferguson, a main contestant is this year’s WSOP, is another poker player who endorses beer drinking – his preferred brand is Milwaukee’s Best Light beer.

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