In this episode, Chris and Sean discuss the basics of where to start to try and become a pipe maker and what basic tools might be needed. In a future episode, we will discuss more intermediate techniques.

Today's episode is all about stem materials, the pros and cons, and why you might choose one over the other as a customer, along with some insights on what pipe makers prefer to use and why.

This is another episode with tips and tricks for new pipe smokers and there might be a few tips for the vets out there, The moral of the story is to enjoy your pipe and not overthink it!

In this episode, we get to speak with Shannon Hoch who is the brains of the operation over at Corncobpipe.com and the Missouri Meerschaum factory which is a 155-year-old American company and a staple in our community.

In this episode, we speak with Yoni from Compliance Edge Knives. Yoni makes knives completely in-house as a one-man factory with a large number of machines and discussed the ins and outs of launching a manufacturing business and what it takes to scale it to the impressive size that he has.

This is an episode recorded previously so some of the dates may be out of order.

In this one, we discuss a bit about the overhead costs of being a pipe maker, going fulltime and being an artist in an industry that is always changing.

This is a fantastic episode with our friend Brian Levine who agreed to come on the podcast to chat about all sorts insider knowledge and to discuss Brian behind the scenes of the Pipes Magazine Radioshow

Whats up! 
 This is an episode of some ramblings, admittedly this is an old recording that was lost so some of the dates mentioned are out of place so ignore those. Otherwise enjoy!

This was a great chat with our friend Mitch about all sorts of things in the gunsmithing space and what its like to be a firearms instructor as well as a pipe enthusiast.

In this episode we discuss a bit about the STG buyout of Sutliff/Macbaren and what it might mean for future pipe smokers as well as tricks and tips for new pipe collectors.