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Kevin Godbee - Jan 8, 2019
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Kevin Godbee
Thank you for joining us for The Pipes Magazine Radio Show—the only radio talk show for pipe smokers and collectors. We broadcast weekly, every Tuesday at 8 pm eastern USA time and are available on nearly all podcast sites and apps. Listen on your computer, tablet, phone and even in the car! Our featured interview tonight is with pipe maker Trey Rice. Like some other pipe makers, Trey started making them because the pipes he wanted to buy were outside of his budget when he was in college. He’s been making pipes for 10-years, and is an architect by trade. In Pipe Parts, Brian will discuss tobacco before it gets to your favorite blender – the how, where, what, and why. Sit back, relax with your pipe, and enjoy The Pipes Magazine Radio Show!
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Nice show. Trey Rice was a nice interview but it could have used a story or two to liven it up. But being young he doesn’t have any stories. I couldn’t figure out who he is around gathering pipe knowledge from since he has only been to one show and that was over 7 years ago. It is amazing what you can learn from the internet.
Dom Flemons just killed it will his Jimmie Rodgers-esque style of a Texas Blue Yodel. It was mighty fine and light years better than the Punch Brothers.
Great show Brian. I enjoyed Dom’s performance but my vote goes to the Punch Brothers. Chris Thile is easily one of the greatest musicians alive today and the new Punch Brothers album is beyond stellar. Russ
Nice interview. I hope Trey keeps up the work since I’ve noticed as I’ve worked my way through earlier broadcasts that a few of the pipe makers that you’ve interviewed have already disappeared from the scene after a couple of years. My favorite part of the show was hearing your answer to one of the comments wherein you revealed that Mike and Mary will be coming back. That is wonderful news as those interviews have been among the most entertaining. Finally I’d like to vote For Dom Flemings. I think his work is fabulous.
Great pipe parts segment, although there is a lot of mystery it is good to know just where the knowledge ends and the mystery begins. Great insight. If I am honest, the interview was alright. It felt a bit forced at times. Not bad, though. My vote is going to have to be for Dom Flemons. Punch Brothers was good, but Dom knocked it home.
Well, how about that? Thanks, Brian. You clearly and succinctly answered at one time what I thought were several separate questions. But most importantly, you let me know which of my questions I wasn’t going to be able to ever get an answer to, which will save me a lot of beating my head against a wall in the long term.
I vote for Don Flemings!