Jim Skelton joins us on episode #24 of The Knife Junkie Podcast. Skelton is a former TV personality, a knife collector, video knife reviewer and a knife maker.

It was a little longer podcast than usual, but there was so much great content to hear -- lots to unpack in this episode. Please give this one a listen, even if you have to break it up into a couple or more listening sessions ... it'll be worth it!

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