This episode explains the earliest formations of bricks in the earliest history of dwellings in the world. It expounds on a chronological timeline, how bricks were made, their ingredients and their applications.

FDR second and third term presidency.

Gregg Perry introduces the mental rendering of a replica to be built of the 1724 Summer Kitchen at the rear of The Samuel Shivers Estate, he delineates it’s construction and a gofundme page will go up shortly.

This episode with FDR selves into the 1932 presidential election and his first term in the presidency.

This episode dissects a simple mantle clock movement, a mid 20th century Bentima. Parts and their relation and functionality with one another will be described.

This episode takes us into FDR early political career and his acquiring polio and governing of NY

The personal life of Franklin Roosevelt.

This episode expounds upon early time keepers, the oscillator as a time keeper and the basic divisions of mechanical movement.

This episode explores certain primitive colonial tools used for shingle production. How to apply shingles and the different styles of weather boards, sawn clapboards, the jack-plane and studding.

This episode contains step by step methodology for raising the bents into positioning, explanations of fun poles, block and tackle, Plumb bob, summer beams and production of roof skeleton and how shingles were produced.