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Pipes Magazine Radio Show Episode 395

Kevin Godbee
Posted onApr 7, 2020 at 6:59 PM
Updated onUpdated on Apr 24, 2020 at 3:11 PM

Welcome to The Pipes Magazine Radio Show Episode 395! Our featured interview tonight is with Richard Faerber a.k.a. Pipephil. Richard is a Nuclear Physicist, and the founder of Pipephil.eu website, which chronicles logos, markings, symbols, and trade marks found on pipe stems and shanks. The site has been running since 2007. In Pipe Parts, we will have “Ask the Pipe Maker” with Jeff Gracik, of J. Alan Pipes. Jeff is a well-known, expert, artisan pipe maker. He has been making pipes for over 15-years.  Sit back, relax with your pipe, and enjoy The Pipes Magazine Radio Show!

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Richard Faerber a.k.a. Pipephil
Richard Faerber a.k.a. Pipephil

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The Pipes Magazine Radio Show features interviews with pipe makers, tobacco blenders, pipe and tobacco aficionados, collectors, and more. Episodes air every Tuesday.

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kcghost
This was simply a terrific show. Richard (aka PipePhil) was simply a wonderful guest. The amount of work he has done to develop his website simply staggers the imagination and its value to the pipe community is simply staggering. When I used to handle the KC pipe club newsletter I published a number of articles using the PipePhil Bizarre Pipes section of the website. He had some real doozies in that section.

Surprisingly the music selection was very good.
crashthegrey
Great show. It was wonderful to hear so much about a website that most of us have turned to hundreds of times. I do hope it continues to build and he finds someone else to keep it going. We definitely need to use this time to be smoking our pipes on our walks and such. Great advice. Nice question in Ask a Pipemaker. I have a couple of artisan oil cured pipes. They can sweeten the first few bowls but afterwards there is no further discernible benefit to me.
7ach
Another great interview and a very useful Web page to visit. I am curious what is favorite tobacco was, I couldn't quite make out the name?
    M
    I am also curious. Where you able to figure it out?
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