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But we're going to cover them.

And one of them is this Colonial Cup, November 22nd, down in Camden.

We'll talk about that with Toby Edwards when we come back.

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So these bigger races are noticed by people in Europe.

Are they coming by boat or are they flying the horses? Are there horse planes? There are horse planes.

You can, and I kid you not, you can call FedEx up and say, I need my horse in Camden, South Carolina by November the 22nd, and they'll figure it out for you and they'll get it done.

So everything's possible.

Um, but what's the early life on, uh, Bernard Baruch? How did he, uh, how'd he get to, to where he w- where he got?

So, uh, he was born in 1870, five years after the end of the Civil War, in Camden, South Carolina, but he was not a Southern boy.

His parents and his grandparents and all of his previous lineage on both sides of the family was Jewish, and his parents were not born in the United States proper.

Uh, so there's a whole thing about his Jewish lineage, which I'll get into in a bit.

So...

New listeners recently coming in from Philadelphia, Indiana, Frankfurt in Germany, Camden, South Carolina.

So something I really like is kind of looking to see where the new places are coming in from.

I always wonder who's listening, how you found the podcast, whether you're enjoying it hopefully you're obviously going to stick around and um kind of join us on on the journey maybe even throw in some kind of questions or discussions that can be answered and and um kind of spoken over the next few weeks um it's also good to see new places right like i've i've been to philadelphia into south carolina um it's also nice to look at the random places that come in and uh I always like to do a bit of a search and see if I'm not familiar with the place.

They said, "Hey, she went to South Carolina for school," and, but, but I'm very proud of her.

She c- actually, this house here in Camden, we've, she's come down here for writing retreats, and we've written songs in here, and, uh, and, um, uh, she's just, uh, I'm excited to see what happens.

I think she's, um...

I- it's been a while since there's been, like, a really incredible kinda, I don't know, Bonnie Raitt, that's the wrong, or Linda Ronstadt.

I have, you know, I don't know, uh, Dan Tyminski.

Dan's not from the South, you know? Like, I mean, I, I have my buddies from everywhere, but we try to keep the shows in the South, um, with the idea being we really wanna go to the small communities if we can and tell their story.

You know, like, uh, we did it in my hometown of Camden, South Carolina.

Camden was founded in 1732.

Friends? He was out with some hometown friends.

And he lived in Camden anyway.

So Camden, South Carolina.

He drowned.

And so all the fraternity brothers, we go to the funeral and this is like a down South funeral.

Kinlyn Hinson.

from the Hinson Family Farms down in Camden, South Carolina, is here with us.

And I say down, I'm in Massachusetts, so South Carolina is south of me, Kinlan.

So that's why I say down in Camden, South Carolina.

And that's a great place to have a farm.

Tell me about the situation in Camden.

How's the soil? What's the farm like? Let's talk about your farm first.

Yeah, Doug, so around here, we're close to, of course, we're inland a little bit, but we're still pretty close to the coast.

being somebody in the 1700s.

Mine is General Horatio Gates leaving the Battle of Camden.

Okay.

Backstory, because I'm a history nerd and I'm going to eventually finish this book.

General Gates was one of the heroes of Saratoga, if you don't remember that Benedict Arnold and Daniel Morgan actually won the Battle of Saratoga.

He parlayed that fame into becoming the commander of the American Army in the South, and he was going to save Charleston and beat Cornwallis and all this stuff.

Well, he comes to a little podunk stronghold called Camden in South Carolina, and despite best practices, he puts his militia on the right side of the line.

And the militia were prone to be like, they got guns.

The 25-second clock running down.

Beautiful catch at the 41-yard line that time by Kelvin Grant, the big sophomore from Camden, South Carolina, who yanked down that tying two-point conversion against Wake Forest.

The 22-yard gain and a first down.

Georgia