Pipes Magazine Radio Show Episode 614

Pipes Magazine Radio Show Episode 614

Welcome to The Pipes Magazine Radio Show Episode 614. Our featured interview tonight is with Kirk Womack. Kirk is a 27-year old locksmith and is part of our new series of pipe smokers that are under the age of 30. One of his passions is participating in Civil War reenactments, and that is what led him to pipe smoking. He’s been smoking a pipe for three years. At the top of the show, Brian will discuss room note.

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Kirk Womack
Kirk Womack

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3 Responses

  • Your discussion of “room note” will probably be quite useful to the new smokers among the listeners.
    Kirk was a fun and interesting guest, very personable. For as young as he is, he is well along in his pipe journey. I enjoyed his backstory of coming to pipes through his reenactment activities.
    He had some great questions for you.
    Dom’s “Nobody Wrote It Down” was a powerful song, and a good choice to usher in Juneteenth.
    Florida oranges took a huge hit this year and last due to hurricanes and a new disease called “citrus greening”. I’m as sad as you are about this. They’re working to improve the crops. Fingers crossed.
    Thanks for another always entertaining show.
    Dino

  • It was nice discussion on room note though it was of any use to me. I only smoke at the pipe shop I frequent and at home so It’s okay as long as you’re smoking tobacco. Anything goes as Cole Porter would say.
    Kim Womack was pleasant and very outgoing. He tobacco knowledge was tolerable. I was greatly interested in his re-enactment of Civil War battles. I never re-enacted anything myself, but I went to several major re-enactments, particularly the 125th Battle of Shilo that had 8,000 re-enactors there. The actual battle had 100,000 soldiers there. Shilo is the damnedest place to get to. I can’t believe the two sides found each other.
    Dom Flemmons is always good to listen to. It is a good way to celebrate Juneteenth!!
    I’m with you on your love of fruit. Pears, peaches, cherries, bananas, apricots, etc., are just wonderful. Sad to see the Florida crop got just about wiped due to disease.

  • Great to hear Kirk on the show! As he mentioned, we got to meet at one of the Indiana club meetings, and honestly I thought he was my age or a little older. When he signed up for our mailing list, I thought my sister was playing a joke on me cause her married name is Womack. Which it sounds like he may be related to my brother in law, we had a good laugh about that.

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