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Sep 11, 2026

speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
83:38
Bye.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
84:04
Insatiable and appetite Men who hold high places Must be the ones who start To mold a new reality Closer to the heart Closer to the heart Blacksmith and the artist Reflected in their art They forge their creativity Closer to the heart Closer to the heart Philosophers and plowmen Each must know his want To sow a new mentality Closer to the heart Closer to the heart.
Brian MaleyHOST
87:20
From a farewell to Kings, that was Rush and that was Closer to the Heart, my introductory song to Rush, released in 1977, a year of punk.
Brian MaleyHOST
87:30
And it was a top 40 hit for Rush.
GretchenHOST
17:49
I thought it was a smithy.
GretchenHOST
17:55
Blacksmith.
GretchenHOST
17:56
Are you a smithy? I think there is some heating and some molten lava associated with farrying, but a shewer, if you will.
GretchenHOST
18:05
A shewer.
Brace BeemerVOICE_ACTOR
9:37
That's good.
John ToddVOICE_ACTOR
9:38
He wants to take Scout to Blacksmith.
John ToddVOICE_ACTOR
9:41
Oh? A shoe on left front foot loose.
John ToddVOICE_ACTOR
9:44
He'd take him to Blacksmith to tighten it.
Brace BeemerVOICE_ACTOR
9:46
While you're in town, learn as much as you can about Baldy Bennett and his friends.
Brace BeemerVOICE_ACTOR
9:50
Ah.
Shlomo YisraeliHOST
11:41
For the Tanakh gurus, we had the Galut, Yo-Yakim, Yo-Yachin, I'm actually going to speak about this in the very beginning preface, the first paragraph of Megillad Esther, right? when we trace back where Mordechai came from, the galut of the Jews that came to Babel, we speak about this, that 11 years before the actual masses of people were exiled to Babel, HaKadosh Baruch Hu sent HaKharash v'Hamazger, which...
Shlomo YisraeliHOST
12:18
Literal translation of it is the craftsmen and the people who worked with iron specifically, right? The, what do they call it? What Smith? Huh? No one? Blacksmiths, yes.
Shlomo YisraeliHOST
12:39
The person, because he was supposed to be in act from Nebuchadnezzar and Nebuchadnezzar in order to stop them from being able to make weapons.
Shlomo YisraeliHOST
12:54
So if you don't have any of the metal backsmith, that is going to be producing the swords and the such.
DuncanHOST
1:59
Lumberjacks.
DuncanHOST
2:00
What's happening? Blacksmiths, Lumberjacks, Finders of Feelings.
DuncanHOST
2:04
What are we doing? What's happening?
DaveHOST
2:06
What's in this coffee? Partisan and Rise and Fall.
speaker_7NARRATOR
36:43
Small workshops where individual craftsmen worked with hand tools, each spoon a unique expression of skill and local tradition.
speaker_7NARRATOR
36:50
Blacksmiths in rural England, metalworkers in continental European cities, and artisans in colonial territories crafted utensils that bore the distinct marks of their creators.
speaker_7NARRATOR
37:02
A spoon was not merely an object, but a narrative, each hammer strike, each carefully shaped curve telling a story of personal craftsmanship.
speaker_7NARRATOR
37:11
Imagine the gleaming factories of Sheffield, England, where skilled metalworkers once hammered silver and pewter into delicate forms, now giving way to steam-powered machines that could produce hundreds of spoons in the time it once took to craft a single piece.
CapPANELIST
35:58
Garmin.
CapPANELIST
36:00
Blacksmith.
CapPANELIST
36:03
Your assistance, please.
RichardPANELIST
36:05
Hmm.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
85:25
End of caption.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
85:27
The Blacksmith.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
85:29
In 1955, archaeologists discovered the remnants of an early 17th century forge.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
85:36
At the site, blacksmiths' tools, bar iron, sword guards, unfinished iron objects, and slag were found.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
87:15
Illustration caption.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
87:17
Objects found at a 17th century forge site at Jamestown.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
87:21
Blacksmith's tools, bar iron, a few incomplete items, sword guards, and slag.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
87:27
It appears that the forge was in operation as early as 1625.
Josh MuellerHOST
36:09
But yeah, she's a blacksmith.
Jack MuellerHOST
36:10
Sounds great.
Jack MuellerHOST
36:11
Blacksmith and can dance and can make your tunic.
Jack MuellerHOST
36:16
Yeah, very cultured.
Jack MuellerHOST
36:17
Yeah.
Coach ColinHOST
48:20
You're right.
Coach ColinHOST
48:20
Blacksmith.
Coach ColinHOST
48:21
Shout out to Blacksmith.
Coach ColinHOST
48:22
I tell my tot, if I act like you, I'd be locked up.
Coach ColinHOST
48:26
Yeah, right? I mean, you just wouldn't be tolerated in society if you acted like they do.

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