Episode 4: Ironing Out The Kinks

Episode 4 of the The Man With The Iron Task podcast, hosted by Ben Deery, titled "Episode 4: Ironing Out The Kinks" was published on November 20, 2018 and runs 12 minutes.

November 20, 2018 ·12m · The Man With The Iron Task

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Thwarted in his original plan by the dwindling stock of an online seller, Ben attempts to fix his bike wheel with the aid his trusty claw hammer.

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Thwarted in his original plan by the dwindling stock of an online seller, Ben attempts to fix his bike wheel with the aid his trusty claw hammer.

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