Welcome back to another episode of Books Closed, the podcast.

This episode is sponsored by Lucky Supply and River Valley Printing Co.

So this is our second week in this podcast.

I feel like I didn't do a great job last time of having any sort of structure or explanation.

So just to backtrack a little bit, we're going to be focusing on the impact of social media and the internet on tattooing.

Each week, I hope to have a different tattooer here that we can discuss that in their personal and more general experiences.

And this week, that person is Todd Noble. That's me. Thanks for coming out. Thanks for having me. Of course. I got this guy to

drive all the way up to the woods of Maine, and he found my place, and look at us now. We're

podcasters. Podcasting. So where do you tattoo?

I'm mainly tattoo out of redemption tattoo in Cambridge Mass.

I also own my own shop down in Fenwick Island, Delaware.

You probably never heard of that place.

But it's right in the mid-Atlantic, kind of jutted between D.C., Philly,

Virginia Beach,

triangle.

Sounds like a pretty good place.

It's a nice place, yeah.

When did you start tattooing?

My first tattoo,

I think I did

94-95-ish, but I can't, you know know it was like Kitchen Wizard in Seattle but like first

shop tats were definitely like fall of 95 and then like professional getting paid tattoos

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