Join us in Vegas for our CSR Live From LVG! - Friday, Saturday & Sunday, October 21 – 23, 2022 | 5:00 pm to 7:oo pm Country Squire Radio – Jon David Cole & Beau York - Saturday, October 22nd! Details: Las Vegas International Pipe Show - The Premiere Show for Pipe Enthusiasts (vegaspipeshow.com)
Step into the Country Squire Tobacconist on any given day and you’re likely to find a group of diverse men of all ages sharing their lives, triumphs, and troubles, over a bowl of quality pipe tobacco. In our Father To Father series, we try to capture the realness of conversation you find at your local pipe shop as we share our experience navigating fatherhood as two dads of young kids.
Pipe Question:
(From Dave Allen) Greetings Beau and Jon David, I have been out of the tobacco buying game for a while, and while reviewing my cellar I have found that more than half of my stock is of the discontinued variety. While I have a few favorites that I can still restock, I am in need of some new favorites. Can you guys recommend some good blends for the hobbyist who hasn't had the means to buy tobacco for a while now? Thanks for the help and the shows that help get me through the work day. Bat-crafts resident Alien.
Quick Fire Questions: John Coatney Confirmed Pipe SMokers of Fiction & Literature Edition
The bookshop owner in The Neverending Story or Charles Marlow (protagonist of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness)
Captain Ahab or Long John Silver
Mark Twain or William Faulkner
Listener Feedback:
(From Randy Westbrook) Hey guys! Had to contact you. I love learning art history from Beau! It was fun! Actually, turns out that Monet was a foodie, too! His lunches were well known and attended. Only downer was that everyone had to leave after lunch at a specified time so they didn’t interfere with his work! Good episode! Thanks, Randy Westbrook
(From Charlie Young) Hey ya’ll, Enjoying the show! Regarding JD’s story about Magic cards I just wanted to pile on… When I was about 12 years old I somehow talked my dad into buying me a starter deck of Magic cards. Upon getting home my mom wanted to take a look at them and long story short she ended up making me cut each of them in half and throw them in the trash. Icing on the cake was that saga was the basis for her Sunday school lesson the following Sunday I’ll never think of Magic cards without that memory -Charlie Young, North Carolina