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Published by Pipes and Cigars
Join us as we explore the world of Pipes and Pipe Tobacco with Master Blender, Russ Ouellette from PipesandCigars.com
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Today, Russ talks about airway size, and how to open up the draw on an existing pipe.
Today, Russ answers some questions he's been asked recently.
Russ looks at pipe repairs and maintenance. What can you do at home, and what's best left to a pro.
Pipe Smoking Trends Over the Years
Today's Topic - A bit about bits.
Today is about odds and ends.
Russ looks at how to approach creating a new blend.
Today, Russ looks at reviving dry tobacco.
It's trivia day!
Russ looks at the difference between factory-made and artisanal pipes and house blends vs. commercial tobaccos.
Today we look at condimental tobaccos.
Today Russ talks about the pipe community.
Russ looks at the similarities between blending tobaccos and cooking.
Russ looks at the pipe industry today.
Today's topic - tips for summer puffing.
Bits, stems, mouthpieces...whatever you call them, there's a lot more to stems than you might think. Let's look at them and learn a little more.
It's all about the combustion.
Today is trivia time. Remember -your answers must be in the form of a question.
Kane joins Russ for a discussion about Father's Day Gift Buying.
Today, Russ goes into "professor mode" to talk about the history of pipe smoking.
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