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Hey it's me, James Stacy, and this episode of Hodinke Radio is all about

volume 10 of Hodinke magazine. Seeing as we've now made it to double digits, I

thought it would be fun to chat a bit about this latest and more special of issues.

As such, I've invited Nick Marino Hodinke's bit about this latest and more special of issues.

As such, I've invited Nick Marino, Hodincki's SVP of content,

and Mike Renault, the founder and co-cee CEO of Varyer, the firm that helped form the design of this issue,

to jump on a mic and chat about a very

special cover a rare tutor we're offering up for sale in support of the HS&Y and

why we still bother to do a magazine at all. If you like fun engravings, thoughtful design, and the romance of

print, this episode is for you. All right, Nick,

Nick, welcome to the show, Nick.

Obviously you're returning, a frequent guest at this point, but Mike, it's a

pleasure to have you on and I'm excited to talk volume 10.

Thanks, it's great to be here. All right, so we've got, like I said, volume 10 of Thanks. It seems great to be here.

All right, so we've got, like I said, volume 10 of the magazine, that's kind of the point of this one.

We're going to chat through some of the things we brought forward and that you guys kind of brought

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