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Welcome to Country Squire Radio. I'm Bo. And we've got a great episode for you guys today.

So as you know, we were at the Chicago Pipe Show this year. It had a wonderful time.

Hopefully you enjoyed our massive, massive, like twice as long as normal episode that we put out

containing a lot of talks that we had from you guys, a lot of talks that we had from listeners. It was so much fun. I'm really sorry to those that I was able to talk to that unfortunately didn't make the cut into the final episode. It was just so much, guys. Y'all are so awesome. Y'all are so giving to us. And we just, we thank you so much. But we've got something to give to you today, and that is a very

special interview. At the Chicago Pipe Show, John David was able to sit down and talk with the

master blender for Cornell and Deal, Mr. Jeremy Reeves. We're really excited about this.

It's a wonderful, wonderful discussion, which also includes some, some teases as far as what's

coming out of Cornell and deal.

I can't say that it's an exclusive, but it's kind of like an exclusive. I don't know. You have to listen and let me know what you think. One way or the other, we're really excited about it. Before we jump into that interview, though, I want to tell you about the sponsor for this week. I'm talking, of course, about Eric Stokeby, fourth generation. Guys, if you listen last episode, we actually had a great talk with Eric Stokeby. I was honestly, I was kind of all starry-eyed to be able to meet him. What a great guy, just a really, really awesome person. And not only is he such a wonderful person to be around, somebody you want to be best friends with immediately, he is also somebody who makes some fantastic products. Guys, if you haven't checked it out, you need to check out the sponsor for this week. Eric Stokeby 1931. Now, the Eric Stokeby 1931 pipes,

as all of his pipes are absolutely gorgeous. But not only does he have great pipes, he also's got a

beautiful, beautiful tobacco to go along with this. In fact, this is the

1931 Eric Peters blend, and you got to check this out. As he says, this is the one. It's a perfect

balance of Kentucky Burley and overright Virginia tobacco blends with a small measure of black

cavendish. It's a navy flake and is a very, very full body smoke. It is a true flake

pipe tobacco, and you're going to want to

check it out. In fact, actually, if you go to his website at fourth generationtobacco.com, you can actually see a lot of his tins, and the cool thing about it is if you hover over them. You can kind of see what the tobacco looks like, and you pull through, and you, of course, had this beautiful flake tobacco laid out there for you. Check it out. Of course, Eric Stoke would be

a giant in the industry,

and we were just so honored to have him as a sponsor for this show.

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