Jordan and Donovan hit the road for the Texas Pipe Show; part family reunion, part smoke-filled circus (in a good way). They swap stories from the show floor, reflect on the evolution of pipe culture, and chat with JD Cole of The Country Squire about life, millennial culture, and the legacy of his iconic shop and podcast. It’s a conversation about craftsmanship, camaraderie, and the quiet rebellion that keeps the pipe community burning bright (and occasionally sets off a smoke alarm or two).
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Jordan and Donovan hit the road for the Texas Pipe Show; part family reunion, part smoke-filled circus (in a good way). They swap stories from the show floor, reflect on the evolution of pipe culture, and chat with JD Cole of The Country Squire about life, millennial culture, and the legacy of his iconic shop and podcast. It’s a conversation about craftsmanship, camaraderie, and the quiet rebellion that keeps the pipe community burning bright (and occasionally sets off a smoke alarm or two).
Ep #63: Thanksgiving Leftovers and Phil Morgan of Missouri Meerschaum
The Gentleman Scofflaw Podcast
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Ep #63: Thanksgiving Leftovers and Phil Morgan of Missouri Meerschaum
The Scofflaws discuss Johnny Rotten’s recent adoption of a pack of wild squirrels, popular Thanksgiving side dishes from their home states, and their Holiday plans this year. Phil Morgan, General Manager of Missouri Meerschaum, the incredible 150 Year-Old Corn Cob Pipe factory, stops in to talk about the company’s fascinating history. He discusses how their pipes have been mostly hand-made the same way since its humble beginnings, the custom hybrid corn seeds used to grow their pipes, and how every Gentleman should have a few corn cob pipes in their rotation.
The Gentleman Scofflaw Podcast
Jordan and Donovan hit the road for the Texas Pipe Show; part family reunion, part smoke-filled circus (in a good way). They swap stories from the show floor, reflect on the evolution of pipe culture, and chat with JD Cole of The Country Squire about life, millennial culture, and the legacy of his iconic shop and podcast. It’s a conversation about craftsmanship, camaraderie, and the quiet rebellion that keeps the pipe community burning bright (and occasionally sets off a smoke alarm or two).
