Smoke Night LIVE from seed to Héctor

Episode 210 of the Smoke Night LIVE - Cigar Dojo podcast, hosted by Cigar Dojo, titled "Smoke Night LIVE from seed to Héctor" was published on September 6, 2019 and runs 84 minutes.

September 6, 2019 ·84m · Smoke Night LIVE - Cigar Dojo

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Friday, September 6th on Smoke Night LIVE we welcome back out good friend Héctor J. Alfonso Sr. from Espinosa Premium Cigars. On this episode we trace Héctor’s roots to get the entire story of how and why he became “Mr. Warmth”. We will also discuss our five favorite childhood toys in our Weekly Top 5 segment. Last but not least we will pick a winner in the #WhenIwasaKid contest.

Episode Description

Friday, September 6th on Smoke Night LIVE we welcome back out good friend Héctor J. Alfonso Sr. from Espinosa Premium Cigars. On this episode we trace Héctor’s roots to get the entire story of how and why he became “Mr. Warmth”. We will also discuss our five favorite childhood toys in our Weekly Top 5 segment. Last but not least we will pick a winner in the #WhenIwasaKid contest.

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