
Welcome to The Pipes Magazine Radio Show Episode 664. Our featured guest tonight is Dan Butler of D. Butler Pipes. Dan is a part time pipe maker producing beautiful artisan pipes. He found his way to pipes after university didn’t work out, then working the night shift in a mental hospital put so much stress on him that he need to find relief. First, it was relaxing with a cigar, but when he found his way to pipes, he became much more intrigued. He started off slow as he was paying off student debt, but when that was cleared, he dove in. At the top of the show in the Pipe Parts segment, Brian will have his first installment in searching for replacement tobaccos for some of the Mac Baren and Sutliff discontinued items. He will have a review of Cornell & Diehl’s Virginia Gentleman, and tell you why it is a good replacement for Mac Baren’s Virginia No. 1.
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Happy Birthday to your daughter! I know all about Fathers and Daughters (mine’s turning 49 this year).
Nice review of Virginia Gentleman.
Dan was a wonderfully interesting guest. His fascinating backstory on the way to becoming part of the pipe community was quite engaging.
Midlake’s “Roscoe” was a nicely done, mellow, jazzy, folk-rock tune.
Thanks for another always entertaining show.
Dino