
A bunch of hacks talking cigars, etc.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationComedy | |||

Jonas Santans calls in to tell us about his cigar brand, our Hidden Herf for this week. We report on the Perdomo Father & Son cigar release by Two Guys.
Local Spotlight – Two Guys Cigar Shop; Salem, NH
Controversy Corner – Ticked Off!
After last week’s current events we try another effect. We have a real Hidden Herf that was selected by “The New Guy” and he hit a home run. Killer pops in for a few minutes.
Local Spotlight – Castro’s Backroom; Manchester, NH
Controversy Corner – ... more
There’s a Rocky Patel event at Plaistow Cigar, so we drop in to record after it’s over. The “new guy” is initiated into the Hack family. The Hidden Herf is a pre-release from the Rocky Patel team fresh out of the PCA.
Local Spotlight – Plaistow Ciga... more
The weather breaks for just a bit so we gather the firewood and a large compliment of hacks for this one. Half the panel has not been on in quite a while so it’s different than the last few months. The Hidden Herf is a lesser-known boutique type bran... more
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A lot of laughs. Keep it up!
Just bumped into Enema Rick at the Tobacco Shack in Rowley. Great place, great podcast.
I enjoy listening to the Cigar Hacks it really shows the essence of the cigar community coming together with conversations and laughs brought together by a common enjoyment of premium cigars. Enjoy the various topics that come up from the free following conservation, current events and conspiracies theories.
They about cigar for 5 mins and that’s about it The rest to hear of the idiotic thoughts on politics
When I hear the Cigar Hacks
I have many yearnings
Some about conspiracy facts
Some about curling
Others still
about the hidden herf
And questions when Rick says this won’t hurt...th
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A boisterous, cigar-focused roundtable mix of humor, candid anecdotes, and industry chatter. Episodes frequently blend tasting notes, local cigar shop spotlights, and guest appearances with behind-the-scenes storytelling about lounges, events, and partnerships. A recurring thread is camaraderie among regulars, punctuated by conspiratorial humor and long-form conversations that range from product talk to travel and hospitality. The format often leans into off-color banter and audience interaction, making it feel like a social club with frequent excursions into the wider cigar community and expo circuit. Noteworthy is the consistent Local Spotlight segment that shines a light on nearby lounges and industry partners, plus occasional serious se... more
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