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3 episodes with Tobacconist
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2 episodes with Tobacconist
2 episodes with Tobacconist
We have the Premier of New South Wales in studio to talk about the spread of the Tobacconist stores in Sydney, get an update on the Tunnel upgrades and his State of Origin bet with the Queensland Premier!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Solve crimes with the great detective in "Sherlock Holmes Short Stories." Featuring classic tales by Arthur Conan Doyle, this podcast brings you the brilliant deductions and thrilling adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the world of Holmes, these timeless mysteries will keep you captivated.
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Some things just go great together like champagne and caviar, pretzels and beer and whiskey and cigars. In this episode, Amy, Lanessa and Leigh Ann chat via Zoom with Christy Pruitt-Haynes, Founder and Operator of The Sip and Smoke Experience. Christy is a Certified Cigar Sommelier Tobacconist, Executive Bourbon Steward and Certified Bourbon Professional who hosts both private events and public seminars evangelizing the joys of pairing cigars with whiskey. Check out her website: thesipandsmokeexperience.com. You can also find Christy on TikTok, YouTube and Instagram.
In this episode, we get excited about three new books: The Café with No Name by Robert Seethaler & Katy Derbyshire (translation) and The Dream Hotel by Laila Lalami. Then Mel recommends starting the day with the new word game ‘Order Up. Links The Café with No Name by Robert Seethaler, Katy Derbyshire (translator) The Tobacconist by Robert Seethaler, Charlotte Collins (translator) The Field by Robert Seethaler, Charlotte Collins (translator) The Dream Hotel by Laila Lalami The River Has Roots by Amal El-Mohtar Order Up Adam Wagner: Patreon and Twitter BBC: The Deepest Hole We Have Ever Dug Orion Magazine: Inside the Deepest Artificial Hole on Earth Wordle Connections Transcript of this episode. The Library of Lost Time is a Strong Sense of Place Production! https://strongsenseofplace.com Join our FREE Substack to get our (awesome) newsletter and join in chats with other people who love books and travel. Do you enjoy our show? Do you want to make friends with other (lovely) listeners? Please support our work on Patreon. Every little bit helps us keep the show going and makes us feel warm and fuzzy inside - https://www.patreon.com/strongsenseofplace As always, you can find us at: Our site Instagram Substack Patreon Parts of the Strong Sense of Place podcast are produced in udio! Some effects are provided by soundly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this episode of the Houston Pipe Cast we do a profile on Blue Hill Tobacco of Beach City, Texas. This shop opened in November of 2024 and aspires to be the go to pipe shop of South East Texas. If you are interested in the Houston Pipe Club visit us at HoustonPipeClub.com
During this Happy Hour edition of Eat Drink Smoke, Tony and Fingers interview Michael Cafagno, owner of Tobacconist of Greenwich. During this extensive interview, Michael discusses the challenges of expanding his business, cigar industry trends heading into 2025, and much more. Stay tuned to the end, when the guys review Buc-ee's Beaver Nuggets in an all-new 'Gas Station Finds.' All that and much more on the Happy Hour! Follow Eat Drink Smoke on social media!X (Formerly Twitter): @GoEatDrinkSmokeFacebook: @eatdrinksmokeIG: @EatDrinkSmokePodcast The Podcast is Free! Click Below! Apple PodcastsAmazon MusicStitcher SpotifySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
During this Happy Hour, Tony and Fingers interview Michael Cafagno, owner of Tobacconist of Greenwich. Michael discusses the history of his legendary shop, how he became owner at a very young age, and much more. Michael also gave the guys one of his now famous "rare finds' cigars. You will not want to miss any of this interview. All that and much more on the Happy Hour edition of Eat Drink Smoke. Follow Eat Drink Smoke on social media!X (Formerly Twitter): @GoEatDrinkSmokeFacebook: @eatdrinksmokeIG: @EatDrinkSmokePodcast The Podcast is Free! Click Below! Apple PodcastsAmazon MusicStitcher SpotifySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week on Eat Drink Smoke, Tony and Fingers interview Michael Cafagno, owner of Tobacconist of Greenwich. During this extensive interview, Michael discusses the history of his legendary shop, how he became owner at a very young age, the challenges of expanding his business, cigar industry trends heading into 2025, and much, much more. Michael also gave the guys one of his now famous "rare finds' cigars. You will not want to miss any of this interview. Plus, the guys review Buc-ee's Beaver Nuggets in an all-new 'Gas Station Finds.' Follow Eat Drink Smoke on social media!X (Formerly Twitter): @GoEatDrinkSmokeFacebook: @eatdrinksmokeIG: @EatDrinkSmokePodcast The Podcast is Free! Click Below! Apple PodcastsAmazon MusicStitcher SpotifySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Send us a textWell met friends! In this episode of the Get Piped Podcast, Adam and Nick discuss the founding and current state of L.J. Peretti Co. in Boston, MA__________Don't forget to subscribe/follow the GPP so you never miss an episode.We want to hear from you! If you have any further questions, comments, or recommendations, send them to show@getpiped.co.__________Follow Get Piped on Instagram. Follow Producer Guy on Instagram.Check out the Get Piped YouTube for more content.Join the Get Piped community Discord here.Support the GPP by joining the Buy a Round ClubCheck out the Get Piped merch store.GPP is created by Adam Floyd (Get Piped)GPP is produced by Nick Masella (Producer Guy).Music for this episode is from StreamBeats. Support the show
Our featured interview on tonight's show is with Andrew Hopkins. Andrew is the General Manager of Stag Tobacconist in Scottsdale, AZ. He is the third generation in the business. His grandfather started with his store Phoenix Pipe Shop in 1974 in downtown Phoenix. It later changed names to Smoker's Delight. He also owned Ye Olde Pipe & Tobacco Shoppe starting in 1980. Andrew's father started in the business as a teenager helping out n the store in 1976. Andrew got into the business in 2007, and he has some great stories to tell as a third generation tobacconist. At the top of the show we will have an Ask the Tobacco Blender segment with Jeremy Reeves. Jeremy is the Head Blender at Cornell & Diehl, which is one of the most popular boutique pipe tobacco companies in the USA.
Send us a textWhat if someone you barely knew told you that you should run for your life? What would you do? In a small town, a humble tobacconist meets an odd new customer... who gives him a puzzling and grim warning. Is it a joke, or are unimaginable horrors coming?Music by:ascetic – cult of ruinsriver cult – shadow out of timej surak – gates open El Wud – heterotopy All available at FreeMusicArchivePlease subscribe through Buzzsprout, Stitcher, Spotify, Podchaser, or iTunesFind me on social media on Instagram Facebook and Twitter, or email me direct at AScaryHomeCompanion@gmail.comSupport our PATREON page! And check out the Redbubble merch shop. Support the show
The boys smoke and talk about the Fuerte Y Libre Midnight Bender. But wait there's more...as always check out The Cigar of the Week, Cigar News and events in the cigar world. If you love cigars, we've got your fix! Please check out our sponsor links below, as our shameless plugs have left our throats dry and bloody! Get ready to get your fix because this is … The Cigar Junkies Podcast! thecigarjunkies.com CigarSocial.com http://cigarsforwarriors.org /https://cigarrights.org/ https://www.etsy.com/shop/ThomsPenWorx
Watson is given the chance to exercise his powers of observation, and deduction on a box of cigars, then it's off to investigate a rash of murder. Holmes interviews people…
2+ Hours of Crime on a TuesdayFirst a look at this day in History.Then I Was a Communist for the FBI starring Dana Andrews, originally broadcast April 30, 1953, 71 years ago, I Can't Sleep. The Party assigns a room-mate to Cvetic with a tape-recorder when it finds out he's been talking in his sleep. Followed by Calling All Cars, originally broadcast April 30, 1935, 89 years ago, The Corpse in the Cellar. A body has been found buried in the basement of a house, wearing a gold ring and wearing a silver belt buckle.Then The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, originally broadcast April 30, 1945, 79 years ago, The Unfortunate Tobacconist. Three murders in an East End cigar store have an elementary solution. Followed by The Saint starring Vincent Price, originally broadcast April 30, 1950, 74 years ago, Murder of a Champion. Finally Superman, originally broadcast April 30, 1941, 83 years ago, The Nitrate Shipment. Clark Kent rescues Pug and Jimmy Olsen and discovers the secret of the ship's cargo...it's nitrate! Beware the little old lady...she may be a spy!Thanks to Robert for supporting our podcast by using the Buy Me a Coffee function at http://classicradio.streamIf you like what we do here, visit our friend Jay at http://radio.macinmind.com for great old time radio shows 24 hours a day.
Watson is given the chance to exercise his powers of observation, and deduction on a box of cigars, then it's off to investigate a rash of murder. Holmes interviews people…
Listen in as we welcome Eric Drazin to Episode 241 of HBTC Live! We talk about Oak Glen Tobacconist in another installment of our Hidden Gem Series, and much more! Visit our website, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube Channel. #HBTCigar #HowBoutThatCigar #Cigars #PremiumCigars #CigarPodcast #CigarShow #HBTCLive #PremiumTobacco #CigarLife #CigarCulture #BOTL #SOTL #ISmokeCigars #BurnCigarsNotBridges
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Friend of the Show Cora from Berlin joins us this episode, as we tackle the enigmatic "Sigmund Freud's Impersonation of Albert Einstein in America". Cora knows a lot more about Einstein and Freud than me, and gives some important historical context, as well as the always-appreciated European's perspective on America. We discuss "The Tobacconist", Nilsson, Die Geschwister Pfister, Baseball, and the Conquest of Guam. As one does. Then Oklahoma's very reasonable Secretary of Education enters the discussion, and Dan has to add some sound effects. Cora is a brilliant guest, and I was glad to have her on. This is a good one, folks.
LBC Irregulars: A Sherlock Holmes Podcast Radio Show - Episode 08: The Unfortunate Tobacconist Welcome to the 8th episode of our coverage of Sherlock Holmes as he appeared on vintage radio shows! Join your host, Jarrod Alberich, The Yard Sale Artist, and friends, as we listen to an actual old-timey radio show together and then chat about it afterward. This episode's feature: The Unfortunate Tobacconist from "The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" - Season 5, Episode 80. This episode's guest(s): Allen Wright, Jason "The Weasel Skull" Alberich & Pat "DJ Kristatos" Sampson. #LBCIrregulars Let us know what you think! Email the show at contact@longboxcrusade.com This podcast is a member of the LONGBOX CRUSADE NETWORK: LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/longboxcrusade Visit the WEBSITE: http://www.longboxcrusade.com/ Follow on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/LongboxCrusade Follow on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/longboxcrusade Like the FACEBOOK page: https://www.facebook.com/LongboxCrusade Subscribe to the YOUTUBE Channel: https://goo.gl/4Lkhov Subscribe on APPLE PODCASTS at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-longbox-crusade/id1118783510?mt=2 Thank you for listening and we hope you have enjoyed this episode of LBC Irregulars: A Sherlock Holmes Podcast - Radio Show. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/longbox-crusade/message
Instagram: @breemicole Welcome back to another episode of Ashes with Ash! Today Bree is joining us to tell us of her many journeys in the world of music, psychology, mixology and cigars! I hope you all enjoy! And everyone LISTEN UP! Because time is running out! Pap's Cigar Company's 5 year anniversary is this month and we are celebrating THIS THURSDAY May 11th 6pm-10pm at the Sedgefield barn in Forest, Virginia. Fransisco Almonte from DBL cigars is going to be there rolling for us, we're having the best cuban food (and anyone that knows a Paps event, knows its my dad and step moms food - so if you know, YOU KNOW, its the best food you'll have all year) we're also going to have beverages and special raffles, the grand prize being a 6 month membership to Paps' Sanctuary - the 24 hours private lounge for you to access and enjoy at ANY time, as well as a $250 gift card to Hilton Properties. Come join us at the beautiful farm, in the gorgeous newly built event barn for some great fun, excellent cigars and of course, the best people you can possibly meet. Tickets are $20 - call now to reserve your spot! See you there and I'll talk to you soon! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asheswithash/support
Coleman and Eric take a deep look into the movie Bullet Train and smoke the Oak Glen Tobacconist March 2023 exclusive Bleak Midwinter. This 5x54 'Bullet' from Nicaragua packs a punch! Is it too much for Coleman? And is there more to Bullet Train than just a mindless action comedy? Let's find out!https://oakglentobacconist.com/product/bleak-midwinter-ogt-st-patricks-day-exclusive-bullet-5x54/Join OGT Cigar Societyhttps://oakglentobacconist.com/product/ogt-monthly-subscription/Sign up for the OGT Cigar Society Subscriptionhttps://oakglentobacconist.com/product/ogt-monthly-subscription/
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Couch And Coffee Table is pleased to present another installment for their Sherlock Holmes month with The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes starring Basil Rathbone in The Unfortunate Tobacconist which aired on April 30,1945. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-perry6/support
Today, Dave, Ed and Aaron are lighting up the Padron Anniversary Toro while discussing the TAA. What is the TAA? how does it help the cigar industry? Who can be a member? We also have our weekly Top 5, Delightful News and Dave's weekly 6 Pack Special. #TAA #TAH #Cigars #UnitedPodcastNetwork #Studio21PodcastCafe Follow Us On: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AshHolesRadio YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeDdSI6hO2-nYVkvdKlc3gQ Odysee: https://odysee.com/@theashholespodcast:f Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashholesradio/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheAshHoles Listen to Us on: theashholes.podbean.com or anywhere you listen to your favorite podcasts Join us as we broadcast live on location from Studio 21 Podcast Cafe high above Two Guys Smoke Shop in Salem, New Hampshire on the United Podcast Network, every Tuesday @ 4pm.
Original Release Date: March 4, 2010Tobacconists aren't the world's most likely murder victims, so why have three different tobacconists been murdered at the same spot within the past year?Original Air Date: April 30, 1945Support the show monthly at patreon.greatdetectives.netSupport the show on a one-time basis at http://support.greatdetectives.net.Mail a donation to: Adam Graham, PO Box 15913, Boise, Idaho 83715Take the listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.netGive us a call at 208-991-4783Follow us on Instagram at http://instagram.com/greatdetectivesFollow us on Twitter @radiodetectives
In this episode we talk with Dunkan Echevarria a tobacconist and consultant with 20 years of experience in the cigar industry. We discuss cigar structure, cigar culture, his knowledge of Egyptian mythology and more.
The Brian's unfold and extract all of the stat's and info from the latest Census results. This indepth analysis will no doubt bring down governments, ruin careers and set kittens on fire.The Brian's also discuss at length the foibles, fears and uncertainties of being a Tobacconist.On a lighter note the Brian's enter the space race with a home made robot chicken. The crazy funsters.
Altadis' Adam Najarian joins us with the about to be released line extension to the highly acclaimed Montecristo 1935 Anniversary line, the 5 1/2 x 60 box pressed Espeso. The Montecristo 1935 was one of our favorite new releases from last year, does this new "thick" vitola rise to meet those high expectations? Speaking of high expectations, Erik Stokkebye, who's 4th Generation Tobacconist line of pipes and tobaccos is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. And to celebrate that, Erik has released Jubilæums Flake, a small batch release consisting of 1500 100g boxes. Does this latest release from Erik live up to the Stokkebye legacy? In the second half of the show, we will open one of these prized tins and find out. Both the Monte and the Jubilæums Flake will be paired with Willet bourbon. Not Just Blowing Smoke is the cigar and pipe podcast that brings the knowledge, expertise, and fun of Twins Smoke Shop right to you. Wherever you are, and whenever you want it. New episodes every Monday. Subscribe to us on Podbean, iHeart Radio, Spotify, iTunes, Google, YouTube, and to our website, notjustblowingsmoke.com, to make sure you don't miss a thing!
On our second part of Government Street Ghosts, we're talking about the buildings that now house The Bard and Banker Pub and the building that has ALWAYS housed E. A. Morris Tobacconist as well as an assortment of ghosts. Government Street in Victoria, BC was the first actual street West of the Rockies and you get a street that saturated with history. Throw in an architect who seemed to build ghost trap buildings and Victoria's passion for trapping energy and you have quite the nest of stories! There's also a follow-up from a listener regarding a previous episode and Ian's ghostly encounter in the house overnight!
Choice Classic Radio presents to you The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, which aired from 1939 to 1950. Today we bring to you the episode titled “Unfortunate Tobacconist.” We hope you enjoy the show! Please consider supporting our show by becoming a patron at http://choiceclassicradio.com
If you thought Jonah turned into an excited fanboy when he interviewed Mike Duncan, just wait until you hear today's Remnant, in which acclaimed psychologist Dr. Paul Bloom joins the program for the first time to discuss man's search for meaning. Human beings are strange creatures: We often deliberately seek out things that cause us pain or discomfort, like horror movies and spicy foods. What is the cause of this “benign masochism,” and what does it really mean to be happy? Additionally, how should human nature be defined? Could video games and virtual reality destroy the world as we know it? And how can Jonah tie all of this in with neoconservatism? Show Notes: -The Sweet Spot, Dr. Bloom's new book -Jonah: “Democracy in the Tobacconist's” -Dr. Bloom's Google Scholar archive -Conservatives are more easily disgusted than liberals -Arthur Brooks on earned success -Dr. Bloom: “Being in Time” -“Benign masochism” -Jonah: “Fear and Loathing in the Time of COVID” -Political Bloods and Crips -Back to the past -Ezra Klein interviews Noam Chomsky -The experience machine -“We actually compete with sleep” -Dr. Bloom: “Is God an Accident?” -Just Babies -Against Empathy -How You Say It, by Katherine Kinzler -The Remnant with Mike Duncan -A Time to Build, by Yuval Levin -Orwell's review of Mein Kampf See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week, Scott from the Leaf shares his Top 10 CT Cigars and we talk with Groot about his experience running a shop. Tabanero Cigars in Ybor City Florida For Cigars - Call The Leaf - 325-670-9955 Cigar Talk Patreons - To get our After Shows Become a Micallef Ambassador Case Elegance Humidors - Coin with Code: CIGARTALKCOIN Instagram Discord Weekly Football Picks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cigartalk/support
Thank you for tuning in to episode number 12! Today we have actor, writer, voiceover artist and fellow podcaster, Katherine Heller here to share some hilarious, delightful and crazy stories! Full disclosure; we don't talk a lot about cigars in this one, just a million other topics.. I hope you all enjoy! Her podcast: Tell The Bartender - Find it anywhere you get your podcasts! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
What an amazing night with Seth Joyner. We talk about his career, which team he wanted to play for and bonus time that we were not expecting. We also had a huge announcement with our new partner Goose's Montecristo Lounge & Tobacconist. A must listen to show.
May 2nd 2021. Gus & Corb take the lead and discuss the pros & cons of being a tobacconist and working day in and day out in a small cigar shop. Warren & Gus take a road trip to the Royal Cigar Lounge & Wine Bar; located in San Diego. They discuss how the lounge stacks up vs other lounges. The Cigar Smokers crack open their monthly cigar club boxes and find out if they spent their money wisely. The Cigar Smokers talk about the new cigars they have been smoking all week, giving what hit and what missed. AJ provides an excellent newbie cigar question. Recommend Smokes Warren - Hot Chocolate Cake - HVC - Toro Gus - Mr. White - Sinstro - Toro Corb - AVO #3 Maduro - Toro AJ - L'Anniversaire CAO Maduro - CAO - Robusto Featured Smokes Warren Smokes - No. 9 - Liga Privada Gus Smokes - No. 9 - Liga Privada Aj Smokes - No. 9 - Liga Privada Corb - No. 9 - Liga Privada --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecigarsmokers/support
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Jorge Armenteros, Certified Master Tobacconist, Owner of A Little Taste of Cuba Cigar Parlor, and President and Founder of Tobacconist University, joins us via Skype in a rare podcast appearance from TU's new home base in southwestern Florida. We talk about Jorge's extensive experience as a B&M retailer, how that grew into a passion to help train and educate other retailers, and the birth of Tobacconist University, now a national organization and the official educational curriculum of the PCA. Pastor Padron trained as a CRT (Certified Retail Tobacconist) under Jorge at his shop in Princeton NJ from 2000-2002. In fact, it was Jorge who gave him that moniker! To cap what is already sure to be a great night, while we hear what Jorge has been up to and what his plans are for TU, we smoke the Padron 1964 Anniversary Series Presidente Maduro and Gawith Hoggarth's Kendal Kentucky! Can it get any better? We think not! And that is not just blowing smoke! Not Just Blowing Smoke is the cigar and pipe podcast that brings the knowledge, expertise, and fun of Twins Smoke Shop right to you. Wherever you are, and whenever you want it. New episodes every Monday. Subscribe to us on Podbean, iHeart Radio, Spotify, iTunes, Google, YouTube, and to our website, notjustblowingsmoke.com, to make sure you don't miss a thing!
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This week, Eric, Andrew, and Josh chat about: impending lock-down possibilities, Rocky Horror, that wearing masks shouldn't be difficult, various Pinocchio movies, elevated horror vs horror vs thriller classifications, and more! Plus, they mention the movies screening from Friday October 2nd - Thursday October 8th, 2020: The Keeper, The Tobacconist, 8 1/2, and Rosemary's Baby!
De zeventienjarige Franz reist naar Wenen om in de leer te gaan bij een sigarenhandelaar. Daar ontmoet hij vaste klant Sigmund Freud en na verloop van tijd vormt er een unieke vriendschap tussen de twee. Franz vraagt Sigmund om hulp om beter om te gaan met het vrouwelijke geslacht, maar zelfs Sigmund geeft toe dat het vrouwenbrein een ondoorgrondelijk mysterie blijft. In deze aflevering geven Nils en Narana hun spoilervrije review over The Tobacconist, vanaf 17 september te zien in de bioscoop. Vergeet je niet te abonneren op ons kanaal, laat een review achter via Apple Podcast, volg ons op Facebook: www.facebook.com/filmfanspodcast en Instagram: www.instagram.com/filmfanspodcast. Steun ons financieel via http://bit.ly/FFPPatreon. Voor meer reviews, filmnieuws en afleveringen ga je naar www.filmfanspodcast.nl. Voor vragen en opmerkingen mag je ons altijd mailen via mail@filmfanspodcast.nl.
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The well known novel by Austrian writer Robert Seethaler provides the basis for the pre-WWII drama, “The Tobacconist” (Der Trafikant ). The film version is directed by Nikolaus Leytner and features one of the final performances from the late Swiss actor Bruno Ganz (“The Manchurian Candidate.”) Russ says, “I suspect that the book wasn’t as […] The post Take Two: “The Tobacconist” (R) appeared first on KKFI.
It won't be long before the Michigan Theater opens its doors again, but this week's films should satisfy your cinematic craving. In this week's "Cinema Chat," WEMU's David Fair talks to Michigan Theater executive director Russ Collins about the latest films you can watch by logging on to the Michigan Theater's Virtual Movie Palace.
Full Transcript: Day 89 Fag End Friday and we are off to the Administrator to sell our old car to Carmen, what could possibly go wrong, find out later in this episode. If you want to catch up on previous episodes and full transcripts, go to the secret Spain dot com Today I have been thinking about Satan’s smoke. A great many people in Spain seem to smoke, I remember we had to pick up a parcel from a UPS pick up point that turned out to be a rather sad looking Travel Agents, I guess even sadder now we are in the Covid19 world. It was a pain to get to, Chris had to negotiate the one-way system of Motril and park the car in a tiny space in an equally tiny square. We got out the car and looked around, finally seeing the little shop and a sad and very tiny sticker saying UPS pick up. We went inside, a very disinterested lady was sat, chuffing on a ciggy above her was a large sign “No Fumar” to her right were some rusty carousels with actual travel brochures - Viaje inglés with your usual pictures of a pleased with himself beefeater, Stone Henge and William Shakespeare. Behind her a shabby shelf filled with a disorganised pile of parcels, one of which would be ours. I said in Spanish ‘I have to collect my parcel’. I placed the UPS note on the counter. She took one last drag of her cigarette, blew the smoke out in both our directions and stubbed it out on the counter. She picked the delivery note up with a great deal of disinterest. Turned to the bulging shelves let out a “mmmm” then “Dinee” The DNI is the Spanish Identity card, I don’t have that I have a Knee an NIE card, I gave her that, she replied “No good, ..passporte!” Well I don’t actually carry my British passport around, it stays in the safe, so I said “No passporte” she replied “No paquette” Then I had an idea, I wonder if she would accept my, then, British Driving Licence. I got that out and pointed to the EU flag thing on the pink plastic card. Another “mmm” she turned around and started to poke at the parcels on the back shelf, one fell off with a slight tinkly smash sound, eventually she found our parcel. “Sin, sin aqui” I signed my name and she pushed the parcel across the counter. “Gracias,” I cheerily said, she gave us a withering look and reached over for her cigarette packet and drew out another smoke, lighting it with one of the Chinese shop lighters that threw an enormous flame up, momentarily lighting up the dingy shop for a moment. We left. As Chris tried to reverse out of the impossibly small square, she came to the door to watch us suffer, scowling and flicking cigarette ash up in the air in a theatrical way. So, smoking in Spain, wherever you are seems to be a thing, I can almost imagine a Hospital Operating Theatre with a surgeon he is in the depths of some complicated surgery, the patient laying on the table. He stops, pulls out a cigarette packet and lights up, then carrying on with the operation fag ash falling gently into the patients open body. It was Rodrigo de Jerez who in 1492 first saw ‘natives’ smoking and brought the dried leaves back to Spain. This did not go down well with the Church, The Spanish Inquisition stated that ‘only Satan can give to a man the ability to expel smoke through his mouth.’ So they locked up poor old Rodrigo for ten years, he was released after seven and the habit got picked up in Seville, but still the Church was having none of it. In 1624 the Inquisition posted a tile that said you blow smoke out of any of your orifices and we will severely punish you, and that stayed the Church’s outlook until the 18th century. By then the state had started to take an interest and saw an opportunity for tax and of course control. The first tobacco factory in the world was in Seville which started production in 1758 they made snuff and cigars, but the quality was a bit shite, mainly due to the men working in the factory not turning up to work and when they were at work having a half arse attitude to the manufacture of the cigars. The solution was to hire female workers to do the job, by 1829 all cigar making was done by women, there were more than six thousand women working in the factory by 1868 with their good wages made them ladies independent economically and a really important part of the economy of Seville. Thursday and our trip to the Administrator his hit a little bump in the road, the DGT, the Government office she must visit has shut down the internet appointment system as “too many people are using it,” so she will have to doorstep the office in Granada to get the paperwork done.. sigh! It is enough to make you want to take up smoking! All over Spain you see Estancos, little Tobacconist shops are where you buy you ciggies from, stamps and since 2014 a few other bits and bobs like crisps and the like. Estancos are Government controlled and have been for over 400 years ago they were traditionally awarded to War Widows, if you want to sell cigarettes you have to buy them from the Estanco, it is no good looking in the supermarket, along with paracetamol, cigarettes are also not sold there. The weekend comes, it has already arrived for you, and as usual the wind will accompany our Saturday howling and whistling along the coast of Spain.
Jonah ruminates on why we can't have nice things, darling. A journey that takes us from Julien Benda’s Treason of the Intellectuals to John Courtney Murray's The Return to Tribalism. From the cigar shop to the primitive Greek usage of the word "idiot." Show Notes: -Jonah's piece Cigars: A Love Story or Two -Jonah's piece Democracy in the Tobacconist’s -Sen. Ben Sasse's civics lesson -This week's G-File -Wednesday's "news"letter -How to educate an American webinar -John Courtney Murray's The Return to Tribalism See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The guys talk with cigar enthusiast Damon Robinson about everything related to cigars and the culture associated with them. Damon, a certified tobacconist and tobacco consultant by trade, dives into how he got started in the cigar world and what he enjoys the most about the cigar lifestyle. Damon also talks about his experience trying to roll his own cigars and what he sees for the future of everything related to the cigar industry. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ryan-cuffee4/message
ISIS and Al Qaeda agree on at least one thing: coronavirus was sent by Allah to destroy the West! But, they’re still encouraging lone wolves… and it seems to be working! Abdallah Ahmed Osman is one of the lone wolves who heeded their call. A 33-year-old Sudanese refugee, he knifed at least 9 people in a bucolic town in the South of France-after shouting “Allahu Akbar” (Arabic for God is the Greatest). Ironically, though the town was on lockdown, essential stores were allowed to be open and that’s where he attacked: at the butcher, the baker and--since there was no candlestick-maker, at the tobacconist. Police found him on his knees praying, and he shouted at them to kill him. What motivated him? Simply jihadist propaganda? Did he want to be a martyr? Had fear of coronavirus driven him insane? Hear the rest of the story, and you decide. One thing is for certain, France has suffered numerous attacks by jihadists, and yet 300 convicted terrorists are due to be released from French prison by 2023.
In this episode we talk about the Quesada Reserva Privada Barberpole, aged tobacco, double cap, retail Tobacconist, taste/aftertaste, pairing and sip to smoke, Combustion, air flow and ash. Show Notes: https://www.newyorksaid.com/quesada-reserva-privada-barberpole/
Check out this week's Picj Six, some real goodies this week! Then Debra a veteran tobacconist Cigar joins us this week. And we announce this week's AJ Giveaway Winner! Sponsor - Micallef Cigars AJ Fernandez Jamie Stevens Reviews Medify Air Purification Cigar Talk Store --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cigartalk/support
This week Drew and Joe talk about Principal component analysis (PCA). No Wait PCA has been the topic of the week and listeners have been asking our thoughts, letters are flying around and its Time to talk about it ….Brace Yourself! Full Show Notes To sign up for the Diamond Crown Humidor Giveaway, visit: https://stogiegeeks.com/diamondcrown Joe's Cigars: - Stick of the Week! – The Plasencia – Reserva Original (4 3/4 x 52) - E.P. Carrillo Edicion Limitada 2013 Warped Corto X46 Drew's Cigars: - Alec Bradley Fine & Rare HOF/506 – 6 ¼” X 54 – Boxed Press Gran Toro - Asylum 13 5 x 50 - Gurka Ghost Phantom Gordo 5 X 58 - Criollo '98 Full Show Notes: https://stogiegeeks.com/319 Follow us on Twitter: @stogiegeeks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stogiegeeks Instagram: https://instagram.com/stogiegeeks
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On October 21, 2019, I had visited my parents Lionel and Karelia Melendi at their home in Vermont. When I arrived at their house, we started to have a conversation about the past. As the day grew into night, the conversations lead us down memory lane — these stories centered around the premium cigar industry. You see, my father was very influential in the New York City tobacconist movement starting back in the early 1960s and progressing into the mid-2000s. My father was not the only Melendi to influence the premium cigar business. My grandfather, Jose Melendi, was very influential when it came to Cameroon wrapper and opening the first government-backed cigar factory in Esteli Nicaragua. It became apparent after some time that I needed to interview my father and get the stories out and into the public. I needed to do this before these conversations were lost to history, and that was not acceptable. So I'm proud to present to you the interview that took 51 years to make. I am honored and humbled to have been a part of this special day in Vermont in mid-October of 2019.Without any further ado, I present to you: Fireside Chat with my father, Lionel Melendi, and The Cigar Purveyor, aka Ron Melendi.
Our First Podcast of Beyond the Humidor, Meet our hosts Greg Perry, Louis Starr and Scott Robinson. With special guests Craig Perry, Tobacconist and Sarah Belt, Social Media Director live from Seattle
The guys talk about cigar culture while they smoke the Tatuaje Black Label and chat with Doug Groves, Tobacconist at West End Cigars in Little Rock, AR.
What is TAA? If you ask around only your hardcore cigar geeks know what TAA is and even then they only know because of one of the most popular yearly limited editions in the cigar industrys; Tatuaje TAA. However the Tobacconist Association of America is so much more than that. Our own David Garofalo just returned from their yearly meeting and convention in La Romano, Dominican Republic. Tune in and we will tell you what went on, what rumors were overheard and what can be expected in terms of Limited Edition TAA releases in 2019. In the first hour we will light up a cigar from the March Care Package, the 2012 Connecticut by Oscar and in the second hour we will fire up a cigar that Dave has chosen to keep secret. What is it? Will the boys be able to guess? Or will they fail? Join us on The Cigar Authority, the most listened to cigar podcast in the world. We will have all the usual suspects including Versus, Offer of the Day, Cigar News and a peek into the Asylum. The Cigar Authority is a member of the United Podcast Network and is recorded live in front of a studio audience at Studio 21 Podcast Cafe upstairs at Two Guys Smoke Shop in Salem, NH and as always you can find many of the cigars we discuss at http://www.2GuysCigars.com/.
We do a quick follow-up of the “JoJo Mo” and “Drew the Hooker” visit adding the Late Friday and Saturday stops bringing the lounge tally to 8 in under 48 hours. Somehow we get on a couple of religion topics before current events. Conspiracy corner gets into a couple of political topics. The Hidden Herf … Continue reading "Episode 46: Religion and Politics – Local Spotlight: Gold Leaf Tobacconist; Seabrook, NH"
Episode #20 Fun Things To Do in Victoria, British Columbia Welcome to the Travel Gluten Free Podcast, where you, my friend, listen in on how to lead a gluten-free lifestyle with more fun and ease! Why Victoria? Do you love small towns that are walkable and easy to get around with a charming Main Street with more stories and tales than you can listen to in a week? Do you love boating, being near the water and harbors? How about museums which celebrate native culture, a town with inspiring stories from amazing people and the best "running of the goats"? All of this and more can be found in Victoria, British Columbia. How to Get to Victoria Have you been to SEA-TAC - the Seattle airport? Let me be the first to tell you its a zoo. Planning to fly into SEA TAC give yourself a good 2 hours between getting off the plane, renting your car and getting anywhere in Seattle. If you are within driving distance, I would suggest doing the drive. Beautiful scenery, great places to stop along the way - I've got to tell you I took the most stunning rest stop photos on this trip during a rainstorm - and then take your car on the ferry across from the US to Victoria. Ferry rides are so relaxing and fun. Families putting together puzzles, people playing games or just sitting back with food from the concession on the ferry or the lunch they've brought, and enjoying the scenery. My favorite activity to do on the ferry - sleep! I'm like a baby in a car when it comes to ferries. And if you've never ridden a ferry, check out my Instagram pictures and here's a tip - make sure that as soon as you park and you are able to move, grab a seat by the window! This is prime real estate on a ferry and if you don't move fast, you will be resolved to sit in a seat away from a window without a table. While still a good view (and you can always go out on the deck during the ride, which is a real treat and gives you amazing photo ops) its definitely harder to sleep in a single seat than in a booth next to a window. Victoria, the town with a history of history Have you seen the movie Inception - the movie with Leonardo Di Caprio plays Dom Cobb is a skilled thief, the absolute best in the dangerous art of extraction, stealing valuable secrets from deep within the subconscious during the dream state when the mind is at its most vulnerable. One last job could give him his life back but only if he can accomplish the impossible-inception. Instead of the perfect heist, Cobb and his team of specialists have to pull off the reverse: their task is not to steal an idea but to plant one. If they succeed, it could be a perfect crime. But no amount of careful planning or expertise can prepare the team for the dangerous enemy that seems to predict their every move. An enemy that only Cobb could have seen coming. This is Victoria, except take out stealing out secrets and insert history. Starting over 4000 years ago with the nations of the First People, Canadians Native Americans, the Royal BC Museum contains an exquisite language exhibit featuring native speakers welcoming you to the museum in over 2 dozen languages! Being an anthropology major and having a keen interest in Native American culture, this exhibit alone held my attention for a good 2 hours. Walking in, there are posts with the native language scribed on the pole, then you push the button to learn how to say welcome in their language. Just in British Columbia's native peoples alone, you can say welcome so many different ways, from Hello and Good Morning to How are you and your family? The language symbols used by native peoples of Canada are extraordinary - I've not seen these in other cultures. Most of these languages have only been spoken - writing them down is a recent phenomenon. Although many First Peoples do not speak their native language, the First Peoples' Cultural Council now provides community-based immersion programs for the next generation to learn to speak their native language - which was, for many years, illegal to speak. In addition to language, the cultural council also supports aboriginal artists. Look for the link to this great organization in the show notes below! As you continue to walk through the Royal BC Museum, the local history unfolds of the white settlers taking over the region, the industrial era and the types of issues the white settlers brought onto the natives of the area. To this day, only one Native tribe in British Columbia has the right to own the right to their land. Walk through totems of more recent eras, with the large, bold carved faces and bodies of the local natives standing tall and prominent on the main floor. The Natural History Gallery gives you a feel for walking back into pre-history with a selfie-spot in front of the megafauna wooly mammoth, hallways of local and current flora and fauna and the diverse deltas and forests which are a part of BC's coast and interior. The Royal BC Museum is a must-see on your stop to Victoria! Walking Tour anyone? Speaking of history, the walking tour is amazing! So many different little cultural hubs in Victoria including a China Town, where of course, you can purchase bubble tea! Fan Tan Alley, part of China Town, with Canton Cafe, calling the bubble tea lover with their picture sign, a woman happily walks out of the restaurant with her cup full of bubble tea, being sipped down until it eventually is transformed into the look of bliss on her face. The China Town Arch, which by the old tradition, should only be walked around and not directly under, because it is bad luck (or so our tour guide tells us ). Walking along the Main Street of Fan Tan, there's a vendor selling fresh produce, including fresh lychee fruit - a real delight when sweetened well. I find out that the Chinese immigrants who first came to this town were not treated well and were not allowed in the public school system, so the immigrants created their own Chinese school. Towards the middle of china town, Victoria decided to build an office complex in the 1960's AKA bomb shelter - which is a stark cultural black hole in the middle of rows of beautiful antique buildings with Chinese art influences. There's also Bastion Square where you can find buildings made with beams from the Union Iron Works in San Francisco California circa 1861, modern art in the square and many historical buildings which now house offices, stores and apartments - each of them with their own unique story to tell. Market Square in Victoria holds true to its name with a local outdoor market, an alleyway with history and unique feel when you walk between the red brick buildings, where you can almost hear the history if you can imagine the stories the brick and painted doorways tell when you walk by them. Their secrets are hidden under many layers of paint and story. Downtown Victoria Trounce Alley - one of the main alleyways of downtown Victoria, is an interesting mix of modern and antique architecture, however, unlike the central bomb shelter of office buildings built in the '60s, these are tastefully created to blend in with the historical facades surrounding Victoria. Many upscale, gluten-free and fun eateries and shops abound in the downtown area. The Tobacconist, an original shop from the mid 1800s that has only known purveying of tobacco products since its inception, lies in the middle of Main Street in Downtown with a half-dome of hand-blown glass and metal welcoming you to the entrance to the store. There's Munro Books, where I picked up the Gluten is My by April Pevetaux, conversed with some locals, then moved on to Roger's Chocolates, established in 1885 and teeming with gluten-free truffles (of which I ate a FEW) chocolates and other delectable delights. Speaking of delightful, you must check out Chocolats Favoris, where the celiac-friendly ice cream shop will take your ice cream and dip it in one of three dips of your choice in the back separate from the gluten-infested dips in the front of the store! I must say this is NOT the choice of those who are faint-hearted when it comes to eating chocolate! My cup was SO full of delicious dark chocolate ice cream shell I wasn't able to finish the delectable fountain of goodness lying there, begging me to eat it - even when I saved the remainder in the hotel fridge overnight. Jump out of Downtown into nature! A short and beautiful drive from downtown, visit the Butchart Gardens. Started in the late 1800s by the wife of a prominent mining company, when the home they built was adjacent to the land they mined. Being that the land wasn't, let's say, easy on the eyes, the Jennie Buchart decided enough was enough and pulled workers from the mines to start to move dirt, plant and cultivate the area. The result is a magnificent garden, with over 100 years in bloom which include waterfalls, themed areas including a Japanese garden with a small creek meandering through the many plant residents and a rose garden. During holidays, the gardens put on holiday displays in different areas. One of my favorites in the garden was the cafe, with all of the gf choices labeled, including an incredible dessert, which I will talk about on the next episode: Gluten-Free Victoria with Ellen from the Celiac Scene. The gardens host a carousel, which, for $2 admission, you can be a kid again (I didn't bring any kids with me, I just love carousels, then stroll through the gardens and visit the dragon water fountain! After the gardens, I headed over to Victoria Butterfly Gardens "a vibrant jungle experience" reads on their brochure. While I've been to a real jungle AKA rainforest, I can say that this is a sample of a jungle experience, but, an amazing butterfly experience to be had by all! There are a dozen species of butterflies, tropical birds and an insectarium where you can see bugs from the rainforest like the golden scarab beetle. They also have a small herbarium to check out poison dart frogs and the like. Empress Hotel and the Running of the Goats Among the many historical buildings, the Empress Hotel is one of the most impressive. Recently having a multi-million dollar renovation, this hotel stands tall and proud facing the waterfront and beaming in the rays of the sun setting on the horizon. There is a history behind this building - a mix of marriage, divorce, an affair with an 18-year-old chauffeur and a battle for inheritance. Typical typhoon story of the late 1800s. The Empress is still up and running today, if you are looking for a luxury stay in Victoria, this is the place you want to be. speaking of the waterfront, I took strolls down here almost every night, the weather in Victoria picking up the Japanese current, is very mild. Only freezes twice a year and the high temp runs around 75-80. There are 1500 palm trees in Victoria, I didn't see any, but they are apparently there somewhere. The harbor is always teaming with artists, tours, activities and just as you start the climb to Main Street, you can visit the tourism center to book tours, get local information and maps to guide you through Victoria. The location on the southern end of the Saanich Peninsula gives Victoria such an abundance of outdoor activities. One of my favorites was the walking path called the Harbour Walkway. From here, you can walk several miles around the harbor and take in the views, sit on a park bench and watch wildlife and the cruise ships docking in the harbor. For nature lovers and those who love to walk and enjoy the outdoors, Beacon Hill Park is the perfect spot to ride a bike, walk and especially enjoy the goats at the petting zoo. Yes, petting zoo. I will totally own being the only person in the petting zoo sans small children. I can't help myself - I am a baby goat addict. When I found out there were baby goats nearby our hotel I was there. This is what I wanted to do for my birthday! Of course, being a baby goat addict, I had to be there as soon as the petting zoo opened. Then, I found everyone asking if we were in line. In what line? I watched as the sea of people who walked in after giving their donation parted like Moses himself had walked down the middle of the crowd. Then, they announced: The running of the goats was here! Looking for a beautiful place to go, that's gluten-friendly and fun for all ages and interests, I would highly recommend Victoria. There's so much to see and do. After 7 days, I wasn't ready to leave for home and would have loved to spend another 2 weeks exploring the streets by foot. Listener Shout-Out! Gluten-free blogger who navigates gluten-free travel like a boss! She has recently been in Thailand and tagged Travel Gluten Free in several of her photos! Carrie @forglutensake, thanks for tagging Travel Gluten Free on Instagram, this shout-out is for you!
Today we not only talk about the fine tobaccos blended by Jon David Cole, we also look a bit at the history of his shop.
East West Street is a memoir by prominent British barrister Philippe Sands. It's a history of atrocity combined with a relentless search for the truth, with Sands digging deep, into both his own family history and the legal framework that eventually brought Nazi war criminals to justice. Powerful stuff, but what did Kate's book club make of it? Did it make for a good book club read? Plus we talk to an all-male book club on the value of friendship and shared conversations about books, and lightly delve into the mystery of what makes a book 'manly'. We end with some recommendations for your next book club read. Get in touch with us at thebookclubreview@gmail.com, follow us on Instagram @thebookclubreviewpod, on Twitter @bookclubrvwpod, or leave us a comment on iTunes. We'd love to hear from you. Subscribe and never miss an episode. Books mentioned on this episode were: The Hare with Amber Eyes by Edmund de Waal, In the Garden of Beasts by Erik Larson, The Tobacconist and A Whole Life by Robert Seethaler, Under the Glacier by Halldor Laxness, Blindness by José Saramago, A House for Mr Biswas by V.S. Naipaul and Life, A User's Manual by Georges Perec. Henry from The Book Hive in Norwich recommended Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates and Heather, A Totality, by Matthew Weiner. For our next book we will be reading and discussing Swing Time by Zadie Smith. Keep listening for our extra bit at the end in which we discuss My Family and Other Animals by Lawrence Durrell, A Gentleman in Moscow and Rules of Civility by Amor Towles and Solar Bones by Mike McCormack. We also take a quick look at Bailie Gifford (Samuel Johnson) prizewinners.
EP06 - In this episode of Pipe and Tamper, your host Mike starts by reviewing Mac Baren HH Latakia Flake. He then chats with Tobacconist Jim Simon of Hill and Hill Tobacconist. The final segment of the episode is Behind The Pipe featuring Devil Anse Hatfield.
Owner and Tobacconist of Timothy's Fine Cigars, Tim Socier, drops knowledge bombs about cigars, talks cigar etiquette, and discusses his patent which we can guarantee almost all of you have used.
This episode of Country Squire Radio is brought to you by Missouri Meerschaum and the Tin Society. We thank them for supporting this show, and we thank you for supporting them. Episode 234: Pipe Culture - the Aristocrat and the Farmer Welcome & Housekeeping: Jon David continues to lament on the struggles of life and how much his pipe has been an asset. Beau talks about Best of Jackson 2018, for which CSR was nominated for best local podcast. It did not win, however Beau’s Podastery podcast ‘Let’s Talk Jackson’ did win. Raleigh Pipe Expo Reception Party coming up soon on April 6, from 5-9pm at the Ramada Inn on Blue Ridge Rd. in Raleigh, NC. The Pipe & Tobacco Expo is on Saturday April 7th, 9am-4:30pm in the Holshauser Building at the NC State Fairgrounds. Texas Pipe Show Oct. 6 2018, additional info to come. Brady Muckelroy (listener) missed the Custom Cob Competition auctions, but made a huge extra donation. Next Custom Cob Competition may be on a different holiday this year, stay tuned! Jon David congratulates Peter Massey on his 100th Loyal Squire’s punchcard, which amounts to 150lbs purchased tobacco from the Country Squire. New pipe club members announced (I won’t try to butcher their names in text as well.) Addendum note: NOLA Pipe Club will be taking a day trip to the Squire on Saturday 2/24. Topic: JD and Beau reopen the discussion on Pipe Culture, specifically looking at pipe smoking archetypes with community commentary provided by listeners, all detailed below. Additional thanks to www.reddit.com/r/pipetobacco for their contributions to this episode. /u/SupraMario – “I'm in between both, I've got money to blow on lbs of tobacco and pipes I want...but don't (ok ok, not on the TAD part on the PAD I restrain myself). I own a farm but am a pencil pusher by day...So not poor, not super rich, own a farm, but work in an office.” /u/LaphroaigianSlip – “The archetypes in my mind are this; one smokes a smooth red stain or black painted briar and the other smokes a humble cob. The briar has a brass or silver ash guard while the cob is unfinished and uneven at the top. The briar is either a Dublin or Billiard. The cob looks somewhere in between the style of Missouri Meerschaum's Mark Twain and The General. That is, the American farmer. The western European farmer would have a more local pipe made of briar, a small pipe with brown stain. Further east you might imagine someone farming in the hills of Greece with a simple bent Meerschaum, enjoying some Latakia with a bottle of ouzo. Further East still I in vision a Chinese farmer coming home in the evening. He sits down with his bamboo pipe. A durable piece that can last a lifetime, even be passed on generationally like a briar while having similar markings to the well worn corn cob pipe, familiar with being handled by dirty hands. It has the markings of earnest and frequent use. The central idea being that the farmer has his pipe from a more local and practical place while the aristocratic has the luxury of smoking something from another continent. The aristocrat has a clean smooth pipe, one in a rotation while the farmer's pipes each see daily use.” Dillon Shalinder (sp?) – “When I think about the aristocrats, the rich types, I’m reminded of a neat movie called ‘Evil Under the Sun”. The normalcy of seeing a well-to-do man with a pipe allowed the villain to hide a key piece of evidence, that in fact there was a diamond in his pipe the whole movie.” /r/Broskheim – “If we're talking straight stereotypes, the Farmer (blue collar) is the guy who has 1 pipe (probably a cob or a basket briar), and smokes one blend (probably an a drug store OTC) all day long. The Aristocrat is more the type we see on these kinds of forums. Smokes a multitude of blends from a multitude of pipes, probably once or, at most, twice a day. Probably pairs it with a beverage of some sort, and takes time out of his day to specifically enjoy the pipe.” Brad Hoctor (@hoctorthelovedr) – “To me a white collar, or aristocratic pipe smoker, is a bit more picky, typically having artisan-carved pipes and a wide variety of tinned blends in their cellar, whereas the blue collar pipe smoker or farmer is perfectly content with a good ol’ cob and a low-end factory pipe and a pouch of Captain Black.” Darren – “When I think of a Farmer who smokes a pipe I think of Charles Ingalls from ‘The Little House on the Prairie’. He would often enjoy his pipe in the evening after supper at the kitchen table, or outside leaning on the fence rail. Charles was a hard working farmer who enjoyed his pipe. Nothing better than a cool smoke to help wind down after a hard days work. Really enjoy the show.” Corey Grip – “I would like to contribute to the Farmer side. There are pictures of my grandfather who was born in 1927. There are two pictures of him as a kid, and one with my grandmother from 1953. And no we do not have the pipe still unfortunately. The pictures were taken at their 80-acre farm in Oklahoma.” (photos posted to FB) John Kirk Griffin – “Hey brothers, long time listener. I was so excited for this specific episode because, well, I’m a farmer! There’s something beautiful and primal about sitting on a tractor with a pipe packed with your favorite blend. It’s these hours of driving in slow circles that are prime moments for smoking a pipe. Farmers are very contemplative people, we spend many hours doing repetitive and sometimes monotonous work which gives us ample time to think. It’s during these times of deep contemplation that farmers turn to our pipes as our faithful companion. The farmer is a dying breed. We’ve gone from almost 90% farm workers to less than 1% in the US. We are frequently forgotten and sometimes marginalized folk, but we are a tough and resilient folk. And so next time you pack a pipe, remember the farmer who worked hard to grown and harvest those beautiful and tasty leaves. Love you guys, love the show. Keep up the great work.” /u/randallleemorgan – “When I think of the archetype of the farmer I'm reminded of my grandfather, a true Mississippian born and raised outside a small town no one would recognize. A man that worked as a millwright every day of his adult life because that's what he had (and I think loved) to do. Farming was something he didn't do for income but for survival; to make ends meet. Planting his own fruits and vegetables, raising chickens, and even hunting during the fall and winter all to provide for his family. This man is someone who loves a good pipe full of some tobacco, I’m guessing Cherry (Didn’t everyone in the 60’s smoke cherry tobacco). Later in life before I was born he had to lay down the pipe for the sake of my grandmother's heart condition but his the pipe wasn't his only source of vitamin-N. Maybe a nice big cheek-full of some Beechnut Chewing Tobacco while reading the paper or sitting on the tailgate of his old GMC secretly slipping is 4 year old grandson a strip of that chewing tobacco that may or may not have provided the aforementioned grandson his first case of nicotine sickness. The farmer archetype is that of someone who isn’t afraid to get his/her hands dirty. Someone who works hard every day to provide in time of plenty and time of lean. But the pipe is his one guilty pleasure, something just for him. Darren – “I recommend reading this article by Jonah Goldberg called ‘Democracy in the Tobacconist’s’ (http://www.nationalreview.com/article/367088/democracy-tobacconists-jonah-goldberg) and it’s really about cigars but I feel there are a lot of themes that will overlap. The G.K. Chesterton quote in particular addresses why it may be frowned upon and both social strata and why they should not care” G.K. Chesterton quote - "To have a horror of tobacco is not to have an abstract standard of right; but exactly the opposite. It is to have no standard of right whatever; and to make certain local likes and dislikes as a substitute. Nobody who has an abstract standard of right and wrong can possibly think it wrong to smoke a cigar. It is a vague sentimental notion that certain habits were not suitable to the old log cabin or the old hometown. It has a vague utilitarian notion that certain habits are not directly useful in the new amalgamated stores or the new financial gambling-hell. If his aged mother or his economic master dislikes to see a young man hanging about with a pipe in his mouth, the action becomes a sin; or the nearest that such a moral philosophy can come to the idea of a sin. A man does not chop wood for the log hut by smoking; and a man does not make dividends for the Big Boss by smoking; and therefore smoking has a smell as of something sinful." David Sirette – “I’m curious about the shift in preferential pipe shapes over time. I’ve always been told and read that in the 19th and early 20th centuries that bent pipes were preferred by lower-class smokers and manual laborers due to the hands free clench-ability and then straight pipes were preferred by those white-collared and upper class smokers. But then it seems that we began to see a shift mid-century with bent pipes becoming more expensive and artistic and straight billiards becoming a working man’s utility pipe. I’m curious to know what spurred this change. Could it have been that manufacturing techniques drove down the cost of straight pipes? Perhaps it was art and other fashion trends? Even today I would say that when you look at higher end pipes we see more swooping curves and bent stems and less expensive factory pipes in the form of straight billiards and apples. Is what we see a shift in aesthetics only? Or are our behaviors and smoking rituals changing?” Pipe Question of the Week: Ryan Smith in Louisiana asks “When people say a blend is burley-based I figure there are large variations in what the flavors can be. Some burley-based blends are cigarette-like, high in nicotine and a bit harsh smoke for me, but some are mild and nutty that have that awesome codger-like quality. I tend to prefer the latter. Is it a specific type of burley I should be looking for or are the condiment tobaccos more to blame for the large variations? PS. Looking forward to meeting you guys when the NOLA Pipe Club comes up to invade the Squire in February. Thanks for the show and keep up the great work.” Paraphrasing here, but Jon David comments that burleys are varied and not all are created equal. Air cured burley is softer, kind of nutty, more nicotine, and just all around smoother and then we have toasted and fire-cured burleys that are smokier because the leaves are infused with these particles. They’ll be a little more harsh, smoky, toasty. But burley is lurking everywhere. Unless the blend specifically says “no burley”, it’s probably in there somewhere. It’s so adaptable. It’s a chameleon. Takes on flavors of other tobaccos. Ages well. Adds body and nice mouthfeel. Thick clouds of smoke. They also kind of have a bad rap. Some people assume they just don’t like burley when they don’t realize there are many different kinds! Quick Fire with the Squire: Brought in by Mike Kinsey. #1 Transformers (JD and Beau) or G.I. Joe #2 Nirvana (JD and Beau) or Pearl Jam #3 Nightmare on Elm Street (JD and Beau) or Friday the 13th #4 Boodles (Beau?) or More Boodles (JD) Listener Feedback: Itunes review from ShadowMasterMan – “First and foremost, if you are a pipe smoker, you need this podcast in your life. Jon David is not only an encouragement as a person but a true master in the field of tobacco. I have learned an incredible amount from him, and truly developed a love of the pipe as a result. Beau is an incredible host, who puts out a high quality show time and time again. The sound quality is flawless, and the content equally so. You will not be disappointed subscribing to this show, I’ve binged every episode since discovering them in Afghanistan and will continue to be an avid listener. Jon David & Beau, thank y’all for the hard work y’all do for us, I think I can speak for the entire community when I say that you are truly appreciated. Thanks & Gig Em! @cdumo – “Granted as the grandson of French immigrants, my perspective may be different, but if you were going to smoke, it was briar whether you were a nobleman, farmer, or (as my family was) butcher. The briar pipe (invented in France, let’s not forget) was an equalizer. Alternatively, when you talk to old servicemen, they’ll talk about encountering meerschaum pipes (which many people consider fairly aristocratic) on their travels and seeing them as cheap, poor men’s pipes that could be picked up for pennies and not worth their time.” Ending & Wrap-up: Please check out the show sponsor websites to learn more about them. And please consider joining the Country Squire Radio Pipe Club. I’ve provided a link to Patreon below as well as show credits, twitter handles, websites, emails, and times. And for those missing their club cards, Beau promises they are coming this week! He swears it! He said it last week, but this week he means it. Pinkie promise covenant. Alright guys, great great show! One of our favorites because of the community involvement! Also, if you have any suggestions on new community-type series for CSR to do, please contact them! Anyway…let’s go have a night! Episode Credits: Host: Jon David Cole (@JonDavidCole) Host: Beau York (@TheRealBeauYork) Producer: Mike Woodard (@TheMikeWoodard) Executive Producer: Beau York (@Podastery) Show Notes: Mark Van Vrancken (@mgvsquared) Country Squire Radio Website: www.countrysquireradio.com Country Squire Radio E-mail: show@countrysquireradio.com Country Squire Radio Twitter: @squireradio Country Squire Radio Patreon: www.patreon.com/countrysquireradio The Country Squire Twitter: @_countrysquire The Country Squire Website: www.thecountrysquireonline.com Show Times: Live Monday nights 8:30pm CST, 6:30 Pacific, 9:30 EST Episode Sponsors: Missouri Meerschaum (www.corncobpipe.com) The Tin Society (https://tinsociety.com)
Box Press, is a cigar podcast from Boveda, the global leader in 2-way humidity control for premium cigars. Every month, Boveda’s Rob Gagner covers cigars, cigar life and cigar enjoyment. On-air smoke: Alec Bradley - Post Embargo https://www.cigarsinternational.com/p... You have to listen to Mikey Zahn’s cigar origin story–from lumberjack to retailer to roller to rep. Listen to how Mikey fine-tuned his cigar knowledge by hand-rolling cigars with masters of the craft in Honduras, hanging out with blenders and growers and tagging along on cigar tours. Now Mikey is the Midwest Account Manager for Alec Bradley Cigars, makers of Prensado, Fine & Rare, Sanctum, Tempus, Nica Puro and Coyol. Mikey and Rob discuss: - How to turn a cigar hobby into a career - What a cigar rep for a major brand does - How to find a cigar you like - When to smoke a fresh-rolled cigar - Why cigar lovers should go to local cigar events and tastings #AskBoveda Question (21:14): What’s a normal RH readings after seasoning your wooden humidor with Boveda? Is a 84% RH level too high?
Prepare to brush up on your cigar knowledge. We interview Jorge Armenteros of Tobacconist University. He talks about everything from becoming a true Tobacconist to the top selling cigars in his retail store. Visit them online here. Our guest co-host this week is Dave Burck from Cigar Jukebox. You can check out his podcast here.
Beau is joined by The Country Squire’s own Timothy Gatewood to talk about his unique position of being both a Tobacconist and a Seminary student. Subscribe – iTunes – Satchel – YouTube – RSS Social – @SquireRadio – Facebook Support – Patreon – Buy Us A Beer Shop – Country Squire Online Sponsor – Audible – Lane BCA
Interview with Jorge Armenteros Prepare to brush up on your cigar knowledge. We interview Jorge Armenteros of Tobacconist University. He talks about everything from becoming a true Tobacconist to the top selling cigars in his retail store. Visit them online at http://www.tobacconistuniversity.org/ Our guest co-host this week is Dave Burck from Cigar Jukebox. You can check out his podcast at http://cigarjukebox.com/. Debonaire Ideal: New Cigar Smokers Cigar smoking is a community aspect. In this Debonaire Ideal segment, Paul and Dave discuss what to do to welcome the new cigar smoker into your shop. For a list of cigar retailers that carry Debonaire Cigars, visit stogiegeeks.com/debonaire. Stogies of the Week Our co-host for Stogies of the Week is Dave Burck. This week Dave smokes a Jericho Hill shot, which is a limited 1000 box cigar. Pauls Oasis rated cigar for the week is the Arturo Fuente Don Arturo Aniversario Destino al Siglo de Amor, which also has the added bonus of the longest cigar name. For a full list of cigars reviewed this week including pictures and ratings, visit http://stogiegeeks.com/category/ep164. Follow us on Twitter: @stogiegeeks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stogiegeeks Instagram: https://instagram.com/stogiegeeks
Pascal Culverhouse launched Electric Tobacconist in 2013, now well into the second full year Pascal & his team are on track for a 7-figure turnover this year. The Electric Tobacconist is an Online Only eCommerce business, and the UK's number one e-tobacconist. Selling a wide range of e-cigarattes and supplies. They are all about fast-growth, in the first 6 months taking 800 orders and 10x ing that for the second 6 months to take it to 8,000 orders. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy
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An engaging conversation with the founder and President of Tobacconist University, Jorge Luis Armenteros. Mr. Armenteros is a cigar retailer in Princeton, NJ and in this episode he describes why he started Tobacconist University and his philosophy on successful cigar retailing.
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