The Blacksmith Broadcast

Ideas are steel: heat them, hammer them, temper them. Shop snark and forge terminology throughout.

Renaissance Fair Blacksmith Spends Entire Weekend Explaining He Is Not A Farrier

Decorative ironworker fields 300 questions about horse shoes despite zero equine expertise

Instructional video buries actual forging lesson beneath extensive sponsor segment and shop tour

Artisan metalwork priced at $85 will achieve ROI only if owner drinks exclusively high-end imports

Forward-looking discussion derails within eight minutes into heated debate about historical technique

Romantic expectations of heroic hammering replaced by reality of prolonged sweating and waiting

Strategic gift-giving reduces complaints by 100% through what diplomats call 'forged concessions'

Dating app bio mentioning hammers, heat, and an anvil collection fails to project approachability

Client's casual timeline for custom wrought iron project suggests fundamental misunderstanding of metalwork

Self-taught smith's wardrobe casualties could have been prevented by a $40 leather garment

Thread asking 'which should I buy?' generates 847 replies and three permanent bans

Account with 400K followers produces exclusively aesthetic content that teaches nothing about metalwork

500-pound Peter Wright anvil requires flatbed truck, forklift, and marital negotiation to bring home

What began as a weekend letter opener has evolved into a Damascus steel chef's knife with custom handle scales

New student's interpretation of heat color results in what master smith calls 'an educational moment and a new hammer'

Artisan metalworker refuses to acknowledge any alloy produced after the Cleveland administration