Smoke and Water

With some help from The Bait of Satan, we look at the epidemic of being offended and offer some simple tools for overcoming offense. In the meantime we smoke The Wise Man, a stout number from Nicaragua.

After losing a week to icy temps and the flu, we are back with some personal and intense discussion of what it means to be patient. There is a biblical view and it goes beyond enduring something. While we chat Joseph has a Cohiba Macassar while Justin lights up the mystery stick from the 2025 Drew Estate Freestyle kit. Put some smoke in the air and join in the discussion.

This episode has great smokes from the League of Fat Bastards who donate 40% of their profits to men's mental health research and aid. That prompted the discussion of men's mental health. Join us for a smoke session and go check out @lovelofb on Instagram

There is a word we don't really like: submit. Surrender. Yet submission to true authority is the only way we are able to find real peace and purpose. Join us as we smoke the collaboration between Drew Estate and Metallica - the Blackened triple maduro and discuss the nuances of submission in marriage, in life, and to God.

In true S&W fashion, Justin and Joseph discuss the difference between advice and counsel. The conversation is not stationary and moves on to the importance of discerning the words you hear by weighing them against God's words. Joseph enjoys a Cohiba Red Dot while Justin smokes a Jake Wyatt Icarus.

After an almost three year hiatus, we are back. Come listen as we catch up on the many things that have happened and put some smoke in the air with the CAO Amazon Basin. We cover a lot, from theology to Vegas. Come along for the ride. It's good to be back.

What? What's that? 

Yeah it's been a while, but we are back with a new episode about forgiving yourself. 

Of course, we are smoking some cigars and giving on the spot reviews as well. Tune in and share!

What does the love of a man look like? We discuss it while we smoke cigars.

Being a man of integrity requires making hard choices. The hardest ones are often the small ones we aren't even aware of either.

We are back. Life gets in the way sometimes, but that is no excuse. 

Joseph and Justin relate the forging of metals to the forging of men, all while smoking a couple of cigars, of course.