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Podcast centered around slip joint making/traditional knife history - The Catch Bit Show

I just got caught up on the last 3 episodes!

I’m very sorry to hear about your friend, Neil H herder My condolences to his family and you.

I love when you guys have Charlie on. He is a wealth of information and his laugh is contagious. Lol. Thanks for showing the knives you talk about on the show here, Charlie. @waynorth you have amassed some beautiful and world class “old” knives.

The most recent episode was also a lot of fun. I do enjoy the playful jabs and the great attitudes of all hosts and guests. It makes me feel like we would get along really well.

My favorite part of your shows is that you engage the audience and make us feel like you want us to be part of the conversation.

Keep on pumping them out! And thank you. I’ve learned so much!

Thanks for your kind words and thoughtful condolences.

It's no secret that Mike and I love having Charlie on as well. His knife knowledge and sense of humor are endless. :)

We sure appreciate nice feedback like this and we will continue to pursue interesting topics and guests.
And with that said, we've already recorded a fascinating European guest and author for the next show.
 
I enjoyed this episode!
Pretty much every one so far to be honest, but the variables in subject has captivated a wide audience!
I agree, some of these Fruit Knives are stunning! Not for me to collect, but I have never really picked up a nice example and studied it- and I am certainly not going to now after listening to this as my wallet never recovers from the bashing it gets now let alone getting hooked into another line of knife!

Mike, Neal and Philip thanks very much for another great listen.

Edit: Dangerous! I just went into Philips website - I had to make myself to leave quickly, there are some very nice knives in there up for grabs. As discussed during the podcast, the work that goes into these knives, and what you pay for them doesn't equate!

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