Shooting The Breeze Podcast: Episode 4

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I am proud to announce that today is the day that I roll out Episode 4 of my Shooting The Breeze Podcast. This episode was almost the one that didn’t make it on time due to my recent trip out to Easton to cover the Famous Smoke Shop Cigar ExpoOpens in a new tab. (Cigarnival) as a member of the press for Stogie ReviewOpens in a new tab..

Due to Hurricane Irene, Mike and I wound up coming home a day earlier than planned, to try and beat the weather. While it meant that we wound’t be able to attend the after-party, we avoided the worst of the weather and it gave me an extra day to prepare for this podcast.

As usual, the podcast runs about an hour long and covers everything mentioned in the show notes below. I enjoy doing this podcast a great deal and want to thank the thirty of you that have watched the show consistently. And to those few of you that have commented on past episodes and offered words of encouragement, take a moment to pat yourselves on the back, because you are eff’n awesome!

Thanks for watching. I look forward to seeing your thoughts, opinions, and feedback in the comments section below.

Show Notes:

In The News:

Featured Content:

Cigar and Drink Pairing:

Topic of Discussion:

  • The topic of discussion in this episode is reloading. I talk about my grandfathers old Lyman Tru Line Jr Press and the options of using it versus buying new. I also discuss my thoughts on going the single stage route over progressive as well as the single stage press that I have my eye on.

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Walt

Hi There, My name is Walt White and as the name of this blog suggests, I am a Pennsylvania resident. In addition to having numerous hobbies that I discuss on my blog - I’m also the father of three little girls and a pitbull.

4 thoughts on “Shooting The Breeze Podcast: Episode 4

  1. Just trying to make you day! I don’t shoot. My wife has enough issues with the cigars. I don’t know how you make the time to do all this and manage the family, but AWESOME job!

    1. Islandak,
      If Stogie Review has taught me anything, it is how to create a simple workflow to get video published in a reasonable amount of time so that I can spend time with my family.

      It also helps that none of what I do is scripted. It makes for lower production quality but it is my style to just run with it. Sometimes it works great, other times I stare in wonder during the editing process, asking myself did I really just say that?

  2. I’m very thankful for the NRA, without them fighting for us our rights would’ve been gone long ago.
    It’s nice hearing a like minded view on your podcasts. Keep ’em coming.

    1. Jan,
      Thanks for watching. I just wrapped up Episode 5 and shot have it posted in a few days. I look forward to hearing what you think of it.

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