Fred Hanna on Radio Show of March 8, 2022

[admin]

We have two guests on The Pipes Magazine Radio Show tonight. In our featured segment we have Fred Hanna returning. Fred is a well-known pipe collector, author, and speaker at pipe shows. He has a PhD. in psychology and teaches the same at the Chicago Campus at Adler University. He is also author of the book, “The Perfect Smoke”. This is the fourth in a recurring series with a long form discussion of pipe and tobacco questions sent in by our listeners. In the opening “Pipe Parts” segment, our guest is Ash from The Chap’s Guide YouTube Channel. This will also be a recurring series with practical tips on things like dressing sharply, hats, watches, journaling and many other areas that tend to cross over with pipe enthusiast’s interests.

The show airs every Tuesday at 8:00pm eastern US time, and can be found at PipesMagazine.com and all podcast apps.

 

[SmokeRings79]

Can't wait to listen on my way to work tomorrow. Thanks!

 

[dino]

Where is the show?

 

[admin]

Where is the show?

Sorry Dino. I put it in the wrong category by mistake. I fixed it this morning.

Pipes Magazine Radio Show Episode 495 - https://pipesmagazine.com/blog/radio-talk-show/pipes-magazine-radio-show-episode-495/

 

[J-Evverrett]

Great show. I enjoyed the discussion on hats with Ash. I wear flat caps pretty much exclusively, and agree they work well for most weather and attire. I’m not really one for brimmed hats, except for one straw hat my wife bought for me when we visited Lancaster Pennsylvania on our anniversary lol. It’s a great sun hat.

Also, Mr Hanna mentioned eating tobacco in a salad, which I’ve never tried. However, shag Virginia leaf used sparingly as a spice imparts a subtle smokey flavor to food. I’ve used it in sauces and in a barbecue smoke box to great effect.

 

[virginiapiper]

As somebody who occasionally wears baseball caps (and constantly feels out of place while doing so), I found that discussion of the flat cap illuminating.

I completely co-sign the sentiment that one should stop smoking when the bowl of tobacco (or cigar) is no longer enjoyable.

Thanks for another great show!

 

[AppalachianPipe92]

Thanks for a great show! Always love when Fred appears. And thanks for using my song suggestion - was surprised to hear my name at the end of the show. Tony is the man

 

[J-Evverrett]

As somebody who occasionally wears baseball caps (and constantly feels out of place while doing so), I found that discussion of the flat cap illuminating.

I completely co-sign the sentiment that one should stop smoking when the bowl of tobacco (or cigar) is no longer enjoyable.

Thanks for another great show!

If you wanna try em out, e4Hats.com has a great selection.