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I Can’t Make This Up: Life Lessons by Kevin Hart (With Neil Strauss)

I Can’t Make This Up: Life Lessons by Kevin Hart (With Neil Strauss)

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Notes:– Always get the audiobook when it comes to Kevin Hart or you’ll miss his ramblings and talking style! Below are some of his life lessons.– You can’t choose your story but you can choose how you interpret it.– No matter what you may think, education is important and you need it and you can’t succeed without it – unless you’re talented and intelligent and figure out another path.– People with calluses work hard, but some people with soft hands…

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What to Expect When You’re Expecting by Heidi Murkoff & Sharon Mazel

What to Expect When You’re Expecting by Heidi Murkoff & Sharon Mazel

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Notes:– Some parts seem to be over information, like talking about henna, but they have all bases covered in the book. I’ve tried to include all the extra subjects and subheadings with the contents which can be found in italics.– Pica (eating disorder) in some mothers-to-be have them craving petrol and if I heard correctly, there are doctors who will recommend a minimal amount for drinking.– Couvade syndrome aka sympathetic pregnancy is where the father experiences similar symptoms as his…

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Aboriginal Bush Tucker Talk by Noongar Elder Dale Tilbrook

Aboriginal Bush Tucker Talk by Noongar Elder Dale Tilbrook

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Summary under the video Aboriginal Bush Tucker Talk by Noongar Elder Dale Tilbrook Aboriginal Dot Painting + Bushtucker Talk & Tastings by Dale (Link to Facebook event) Notes:– River myrtle – Called peppermint trees by the European settlers. Traditionally the green leaves were put over a fire and the aromas were inhaled. Same for specific woods and leaves for their medicinal benefits. You can inhale the steam by putting it in boiling water too.– Fire was used to shape the…

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Understanding Japan: A Cultural History with Professor Mark J. Ravina – The Great Courses

Understanding Japan: A Cultural History with Professor Mark J. Ravina – The Great Courses

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Full video series below the summary. 1 Japan: A Globally Engaged Island NationHow has Japanese culture been shaped by powerful cycles of globalisation and isolation? When was the earliest human habitation of Japan, and what are the origins of its rich culture? These and other probing questions are the perfect starting points for dispelling common Western misconceptions about this great island nation. 2 Understanding Japan through Ancient MythsGet an engaging introduction to ancient Japanese myths, collectively known as Shinto (Way…

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Hamilton’s Pharmacopeia

Hamilton’s Pharmacopeia

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Hamilton’s Pharmacopeia is an docuseries. The show follows Hamilton Morris as he explores the history, chemistry, and societal impact of psychoactive substances. It chronicles Morris’ travels and first-hand experiences, as well as interviews with scientists, shamans, and fringe culture figures. Season 1 1 The Story of the South African QuaaludeSouth Africa is the last place on earth Quaaludes can still be found. Hamilton travels there to study the drug and finds a dark history of medical experimentation. 2 A Positive PCP StoryHamilton travels across the USA meeting with…

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Understanding Modern Electronics by Professor Richard Wolfson, Ph.D. – The Great Courses

Understanding Modern Electronics by Professor Richard Wolfson, Ph.D. – The Great Courses

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Notes: – Every video ends with a project for you to do and answers after. – Give you resources like https://www.circuitlab.com/ – To be honest most of it went over my head because it’s super technical with lots of electronic diagrams and stuff. All I wanted to was know the basics to do household stuff. I did learn a lot and it is great information but I also had a lot of moments I just zoned out. Course Content: 1…

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