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İzmir

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Oct 30, 2026

Patrick MadridHOST
28:43
He died as a martyr in the year 202. and he was the bishop for about 25 years of the city of Lyon, which is in southern France.
Patrick MadridHOST
28:55
So his birthplace, we don't know for sure, but we believe that it was near Smyrna in what is now Izmir, modern-day Turkey.
Patrick MadridHOST
29:06
And he became a bishop as a result of his holiness, his way of life, but also his prolific abilities as a defender of the faith.
Patrick MadridHOST
29:17
Now, he himself heard St. Polycarp preach.
JustinHOST
42:34
I have most of the ingredients, but not the key ingredient.
JustinHOST
42:37
Justin piped up and asked, What are the ingredients, if you don't mind me asking? Running one hand through his hair, Jay replied, Well, the base is almost equal parts of Izmir Turkish and Burley.
JustinHOST
42:49
We have plenty of that.
JustinHOST
42:50
Then a heavy hand of Stokkeby Navy Flake rubbed out and a pinch of BCA.

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NateHOST
48:02
I think the BCA really helps with that as well.
NateHOST
48:07
I can't remember everything said that was in it, but...
JustinHOST
48:09
Izmir.
JustinHOST
48:10
Oh,
Matthew JacobyHOST
28:28
I mean, bigger than storms that we had in the major oceans was actually in the Mediterranean Sea.
Matthew JacobyHOST
28:33
It was the one time that we thought the ship was gone and we ended up getting up into Izmir in Turkey, but really only just.
Matthew JacobyHOST
28:42
And I have clear memories of the waves.
Matthew JacobyHOST
28:45
I can remember sitting on the bow of the ship and just the
Rabbi KrazHOST
10:31
And they live in Turkey.
Rabbi KrazHOST
10:34
Smyrna, also known as Izmir.
Rabbi KrazHOST
10:38
Izmir, Turkey.
Rabbi KrazHOST
10:41
And Shabzai...
Rabbi KrazHOST
10:44
As a Bocher, and as a young man, excelled in his studies.
Rabbi KrazHOST
15:26
Fine.
Rabbi KrazHOST
15:29
But in his youth, he studied and he studied well.
Rabbi KrazHOST
15:33
He's born in 1626, he's living in Izmir.
Ece TemelkuranGUEST
15:16
So, yeah, my hometown, for instance, there's a lot of Greek influence.
Ece TemelkuranGUEST
15:22
And Izmir, on the west coast of Turkey, is known to be the most liberal city, actually.
Ece TemelkuranGUEST
15:28
And people living in Izmir would like to take pride in their city, telling that we are not, you know, those Anatolians we are.
Ece TemelkuranGUEST
15:39
Izmir people, which means we are Westerners, we are liberal, progressive, and sort of Mediterranean craze going on, and so on.
Ece TemelkuranGUEST
15:49
So even this perception of my hometown is embraced by the government.
Ece TemelkuranGUEST
15:58
They call Izmir half-infidel, referring to its Greek-influenced past.
Ece TemelkuranGUEST
16:05
So yeah, Izmir has such a reputation, and it has a reputation with women being more liberal comparing to the other parts of the world.
Brian RoseHOST
16:17
No headscarves, laughing out loud.
Sean MathewsGUEST
21:46
And of course, the Greek islands, Rhodes, Lesvos, Chios, these islands prospered as great cosmopolitan trading cities with other cities like Alexandria with Beirut.
Sean MathewsGUEST
21:59
Smyrna, of course, was the great one, modern-day Izmir.
Sean MathewsGUEST
22:03
So, in the book, I try to reorient kind of where Greeks fit in this.
Sean MathewsGUEST
22:06
And as I say, right, up until really the last days of the Ottoman Empire, the Greeks themselves were growing, the merchant class, the bankers, were growing fabulously wealthy from the Ottoman Empire.
Shane McCarthyHOST
8:45
I haven't even posted Ashton's videos from her show.
Shane McCarthyHOST
8:49
I have a load of videos left to post from Turkey, torn around Izmir, the ones that I thought I would have put up first.
Shane McCarthyHOST
8:55
So guys, I have more content coming for that in the hair clinic.
Shane McCarthyHOST
8:59
Obviously, get my checkup.
Mike MartinHOST
12:05
The American military is just absolutely, unbelievably vast.
Mike MartinHOST
12:09
I remember traveling back from Afghanistan a decade ago now, I caught a lift on a cargo plane and we stopped in an American air base in Izmir in Turkey.
Mike MartinHOST
12:21
I had a couple of hours before I changed onto another cargo plane to go back to the UK.
Mike MartinHOST
12:25
Cargo planes, of which Britain has maybe up to 20 or something, Cargo planes stretched as far as the eye could see.
Hilary RussellGUEST
64:06
I was horrible at it, but I did.
Hilary RussellGUEST
64:09
But the teams that we played, there were two other teams in Turkey, one in Ankara and then one in Izmir.
Hilary RussellGUEST
64:17
And then there was one in Bahrain, and then there was one in Rota, Spain, and then there was one in Lodges Azores.
Hilary RussellGUEST
64:24
So literally, when you have games here, we would have our meets.
IanHOST
49:08
Apparently, they misread a letter from their friend Sakis Tolis of Rotting Christ saying their planned concert in Greece had been cancelled.
IanHOST
49:17
Another time, their show in Izmir, Turkey was shut down by police, but it's unclear why.
IanHOST
49:22
I think we know why.
IanHOST
49:24
We know why.
IanHOST
49:25
It's very funny they went to Izmir.
IanHOST
49:27
That's where Max's girlfriend is from.
IanHOST
49:30
Oh, really? Yes.
JoshHOST
49:44
They're going to shut that down.

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