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Oct 31, 2026

Eric MetaxasGUEST
6:23
if God is calling me to write this book, and I always do the research, and I think, I mean, the market research, is there a book out there that tells the whole story? And there's not.
Eric MetaxasGUEST
6:34
There's a million books on the revolution, but there isn't one book that tells the whole story, how it began, not with Lexington and Concord.
Eric MetaxasGUEST
6:42
How do we get to Lexington and Concord, and then the story after Lexington and Concord? And it is...
Eric MetaxasGUEST
6:48
Such a great story.
Eric MetaxasGUEST
6:50
When I really understood it, I thought, OK, I need to do this in time for the 250th.

12 MINS LATER

Kevin FreemanHOST
18:42
host, Kevin Freeman.
Kevin FreemanHOST
18:44
I'm joined by Mike Carter, and we're talking with the great Eric Metaxas.
Kevin FreemanHOST
18:48
And Eric, you start your story at Lexington.
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:55
Eric Soderholm will be at third base, and Soderholm will bat eighth, and batting ninth and doing the catching, Brian Downing.
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:03
On the mound for the White Sox will be a Boston product himself from Lexington, Massachusetts, Wilbur Wood, left-handed knuckleballer who has won three, and he has lost two this year, with an earned-on-average of 4.01. Well, the White Sox defeated the Red Sox earlier this year after coming out of Toronto where they lost two out of three.
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:24
The White Sox came home and opened their home campaign with a 5-2 victory over Boston.
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:30
Ken Brett now with California, besting Rick Wise.
Andrew WillingerGUEST
5:15
And it's sometimes tough to see through that, but at least according to the court's precedent, what really matters here and the only thing that matters is the history.
J. Craig WilliamsHOST
5:24
How's the court going to get past the old concept of the shot heard around the world fired in Lexington, Massachusetts that started the Revolutionary War with a single gun mounted over a bayonet? It's quite a bit different than an AR-15.
Andrew WillingerGUEST
5:38
It certainly is.
Andrew WillingerGUEST
5:39
You know, I think the way to look at this case is not necessarily to think about, you know, is this the type of firearm that existed in the founding era? Or is this the type of firearm that the framers of the Constitution would have been aware of? The answer is almost certainly, as you say, no.
Tim WeisbergHOST
1:56
AppChat and open line voicemails in the WBSM app.
Tim WeisbergHOST
2:04
Tonight, I will be in Lexington at the Fallen Church.
Tim WeisbergHOST
2:11
755 Mass Ave in Lexington for an event kicking off at 6 p.m. It's going to be your ghost stories.
Tim WeisbergHOST
2:19
I'll be there telling some ghost stories myself, but also moderating everybody in the crowd telling their own ghost stories.
Tim WeisbergHOST
2:26
So come on out if you are able to get to Lexington for 6 o'clock tonight and see if you don't get a little bit spooked out by some of these stories.
Tim WeisbergHOST
2:37
Last year we had a wonderful group of storytellers, wonderful group of people sharing their stories, real-life stories.
Tim WeisbergHOST
2:45
And one of them turned out to be a woman who appeared in the film Good Burger 2.
Tim WeisbergHOST
2:55
So, hey, you never know.
speaker_1NARRATOR
55:48
End of Chapter Thirteen CHAPTER XIV.
speaker_1NARRATOR
55:56
THE WOMEN AT LEXINGTON But what do you suppose the women of Lexington and Concord were doing all this time? They were not idle, you may be sure.
speaker_1NARRATOR
56:04
Every bit of pewter that could be found— old pewter teapots and sugar bowls, pewter spoons, many of which were old heirlooms, and were therefore very dear to these women's hearts, all were melted and made into shot.
speaker_1NARRATOR
56:36
Their very dresses they tore into pieces to furnish wadding for the muskets, and on all sides might the women have been seen loading and reloading the muskets that drove back the British troops.

5 MINS LATER

speaker_1NARRATOR
61:49
No resistance was attempted, and so a large quantity of cannon and ammunition which the English had stored there, and which just then was so much needed by the troops at Boston, fell into the hands of the Americans, without the loss of a single man.
speaker_1NARRATOR
62:06
End of chapter 15 CHAPTER XVI.
speaker_1NARRATOR
62:13
BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL Great indeed was the excitement throughout the colonies when the news of the Battle of Lexington was carried from town to town.
speaker_1NARRATOR
62:22
Meetings were called in every town, congresses were held, armies formed.
Frank MesserSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:42
Were you ready to go to the clubhouse in that play? Well, actually, I thought we had it, and I was jumping up and down if you had seen me, but I guess I was set off on that one.
Frank MesserSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:51
Say, John, where's your home? Right now I'm living in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Frank MesserSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:55
Oh, right outside of Boston? That's right, about 12 miles.
Frank MesserSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:58
You're married, aren't you? Yes, I am.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:19
Batting eighth, Wes Westrom, the catcher, and the pitcher of the surprising Southpaw this year, Johnny Antonelli, who has won 21, lost seven in the National League, and has pitched six shutouts over the course of the year.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:30
He's a Rochester, New York boy, now living in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:33
And Early Wynn, who has won 23 and lost 11, has pitched three shutouts for Cleveland, will be on the mound this afternoon.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:39
He's appeared in 40 games.
Mike LynchHOST
59:19
Then he was up on the thing and drinking and everything.
Mike LynchHOST
59:21
And he played at Lexington High School.
Mike LynchHOST
59:23
He played football, hockey, and baseball and was a great athlete.
Mike LynchHOST
59:28
And they're having the time of their lives.
Dafna Hochman-RandGUEST
33:02
I have a story for each one.
Dafna Hochman-RandGUEST
33:04
In a small world, she ended up for a short time living in my hometown in Lexington, Mass.
Dafna Hochman-RandGUEST
33:09
Is that where you're from?
DaraHOST
33:11
Right there.
Johnny AntonelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:42
Actually, I thought we had it, and I was jumping up and down if you had seen me, but I guess I was a step off on that one.
Johnny AntonelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:49
Say, John, where's your home? Right now I'm living in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Johnny AntonelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:52
Oh, right outside of Boston? That's right, about 12 miles.
Frankie FrischSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:56
You're married, aren't you? Yes, I am.

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