
Bladeology is hosted by Jeremiah Burbank (The Dealer) Nick Chuprin (The Maker) Follow us along on this magical journey of exploring the ins and outs of the knife world from the perspective of people deeply involved in the community. We interview our friends and colleagues along the way to hear stories and life tales.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Follow along inside the strange, Jeremiah floats in the wander collecting audio from all corners of the show map. Untraditional is a term, Quantum Entanglement is the goal, the Tangible Theory of Time Travel is the way.
The Cru returns from yet another thrilling show in this packed early spring circuit, Jeremiah is in the wander searching the show trying to find exquisite greatness , Nick is tied to his new Texas booth and Chuck is timely and well prepared
Mystic NCCA Clips, a walk through the travel and conversations to and during the 2026 show. Thoughts on permanence, time travel and some great live auction sounds from the hotel.
The Bladeology Cru sits down with OG podcast host and original knife influencer Levon Dirkirkorian to go over what was, what is and what shall be in the future.
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Great podcast. Love the mix of perspectives this group brings to the table. Really digging the switchblade history!
I’m very glad they have upped the quality, they have a well rounded group for every aspect of the market. It’s a good listen and pretty interesting.
Insightful and in depth conversations about the craft of knife making form some of the most innovative and creative designers in the industry. For anyone who likes to hear creative people discuss the origins and the implementation of their art, it is truly eye opening. I feel like I could listen to anyone discuss something they’re this passionate about. The hosts are also extremely knowledgeable about the intricacies of knife crafting so the conversation is always enlightening.
Full of good information from the source with amazing and informative interviews
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A lively, industry-focused show that centers knife making, collecting, and show culture through conversations with makers, dealers, organizers, and veterans of the blade world. Episodes span show recaps, origin stories, supply chains, and practical craft topics, often blending technical detail with community anecdotes. The format typically leans into hands-on craftsmanship, business logistics, and event dynamics, with a strong emphasis on mentorship, collaboration, and the evolving show circuit. A standout trait is the deep immersion in knife culture, with frequent guest appearances from makers, dealers, and show organizers that offer insider perspectives and actionable takeaways for both enthusiasts and professionals.
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