I like the brew method, never seen that before, I typically use SoX. Free (open source?) library that is extremely accurate. On PC I run batch scripts similar to the ones posted above but on OSX there is a handy app called SoX Wrap which handles batch processing. The same libraries are used for Audacity’s SRC I believe. I swarn by them for several years as I am highly pedantic and have convinced myself my reverb and dynamic plug ins process material better in 88.2khz and Ableton’s export SRC was terrible for a very long time.
If you would prefer a more familiar environment than scripts etc. Reaper also handles batch conversion and wont sabotage anything SRC wise.
Little bonus tip, I tend to audition the left and right channels of samples (especially breaks) to see if the sound i want is particularly clear on one channel. That way if you just select that channel rather than sum L&R to Mono you can avoid potential phase issues. Then again sometimes those phase isssues can sound nice, just my 2 pennies.