Step into the steeple and listen: this episode peels back the gleam to reveal the Liberty Bell's real life — a noisy workbell, a flawed casting, and a slow-creeping crack that history remade into meaning. From humble laborers and Quaker ideals to abolitionists, suffragists, and touring crowds, the bell's fracture becomes a story of contested liberty and hopeful reinvention.
We follow the bell from London foundries to Philadelphia crowds, myth-making tales of July 4th, and the abolitionists who christened it the "Liberty Bell." Join Renee and Dan as they stitch together invention, protest, and preservation into a compact, human story about how an object becomes a voice for a nation's promises — and its contradictions.

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