For our Featured Interview tonight it will be the first time we have a pipe smoking couple on the show. We will start off with Nicole Stout, and then bring in her husband Chris after the break. They both smoke pipes and attend pipe shows together.
Pipe Smoking Married Couple: Nicole & Chris Stout Interview Dec 19, 2013
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And away we go!
http://pipesmagazine.com/blog/radio-talk-show/the-pipes-magazine-radio-show-episode-66/
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No problem with the audio on my smartphone using podkicker (for what its worth).
A pleasant show. Nicole's discussion of her journey as she began smoking a pipe is classic stuff. She was fortunate to have someone to help all the way through the learning. I see so many people buy a pipe and then quit just because 1) they have no one to show them how to load, tamp, light, and smoke a pipe and 2) they just don't have the patience for it. I am amazed that Nicole has been smoking for a year and PAD hasn't set in.
The music was a little odd a first but as you listened to it you began to really enjoy it. We have had a number of selections from the rural blues performers. We need to try something of a more Appalachian flavor. Patty Loveless's "Christmas at my House", or Bill Monroe's "Christmas Time's a Coming", or the Stanley Brothers "O Beautiful Star of Bethlehem".
A pleasant show. Nicole's discussion of her journey as she began smoking a pipe is classic stuff. She was fortunate to have someone to help all the way through the learning. I see so many people buy a pipe and then quit just because 1) they have no one to show them how to load, tamp, light, and smoke a pipe and 2) they just don't have the patience for it. I am amazed that Nicole has been smoking for a year and PAD hasn't set in.
The music was a little odd a first but as you listened to it you began to really enjoy it. We have had a number of selections from the rural blues performers. We need to try something of a more Appalachian flavor. Patty Loveless's "Christmas at my House", or Bill Monroe's "Christmas Time's a Coming", or the Stanley Brothers "O Beautiful Star of Bethlehem".
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