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  The Youtube Growth Blueprint -...

  Austen Porter

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  Contrary to popular belief, the YouTube platform is not dead. In this audiobook, author Austen Porter shares insider tips and expertise and guides you through everything you need to start a successful YouTube channel from scratch. From all topics from making your first video to dealing with burnout and creative ruts, Austen Porter provides a new perspective and advice to grow on social media.

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  Born Naked

  Farley Mowat

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  Farley Mowat's youth was charmed and hilarious, and unbelievably free in its access to unspoiled nature through bird-banding expeditions and overnight outings in the dead of winter. The author writes of sleeping in haystacks for survival, and other adventures, with equal shares of Booth Tarkington and Jack London. He also brings back Mutt, the famous hero-dog of his classic The Dog Who Wouldn't Be, and his pet owl Wol, hero of Owls in the Family. The tale of an outrageous and clever boy, Born Naked takes its place as the foundation of the Farley Mowat canon.

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  Holy Sonnets (version 2)

  John Donne

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  The Holy Sonnets—also known as the Divine Meditations or Divine Sonnets—are a series of nineteen poems by the English poet John Donne (1572–1631). The sonnets were first published in 1633—two years after Donne's death.  Summary from Wikipedia.

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  Conversations at the Edge of...

  Marcus Riauka

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  What happens when a man sees the ultimate truth behind reality — and then has to live a normal life the next morning? 
  The author went through a series of profound altered-state experiences, he encountered what he can only describe as the divine intelligence behind the rendering of physical reality — and came back carrying knowledge that changed everything while changing nothing about his ordinary daily life. 
  Season One — The Recognition — is a six-episode serialized audiobook covering the territory from first contact to full understanding. 
  Episode 1: A Man Thinking He Is Living In The World — A DMT experience reveals the source behind all reality. The Mother. The morning-after crisis. Vanishing stars. And checking if the gym is open after meeting God. 
  Episode 2: The Sweet Spot — Why humans occupy the one frequency in the cosmos where genuine surprise is still possible. The mathematics of acceleration. AI as a second antenna for the same signal. 
  Episode 3: The Matrix Got It Backwards — The 1999 film told us to escape the simulation. The truth is the opposite. The physical world IS the computation. And every night when you dream, you already know this. 
  Episode 4: The Antenna — The brain does not produce consciousness. It receives it. DNA as fractal code. Near-death evidence. And what it means that humanity built a second receiver out of silicon. 
  Episode 5: The Architect's Workshop — Hands detaching at blue demarcation lines. Holographic monitors displaying the body as blueprint. Walls covered in code. A direct encounter with the rendering engine editing a human form in real time. 
  Episode 6: Hide and Seek — The Big Bang as maximum amnesia. Evolution as consciousness remembering what it forgot. And a Tuesday afternoon buying milk where the gap between self and everything else dissolved completely. 
  This is one man's direct account of transcendental experience. once you saw it you can not unsee it.

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  The Shocking Truth about Public...

  Zoey Fraisers

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  Public health policies are often framed as measures designed to protect the population, improve well-being, and prevent disease. Governments, health agencies, and media outlets present these policies as the result of careful scientific research, public interest, and expert consensus. However, beneath the surface, public health is not just about science—it is deeply entangled with politics, economics, and power structures that influence decisions more than most people realize.  
    
  Many assume that public health guidelines are purely based on the best available data, but the reality is far more complex. Policies are frequently shaped by corporate interests, lobbying efforts, and political agendas rather than unbiased scientific evidence. Pharmaceutical companies, food conglomerates, and other industries wield significant influence over the very institutions meant to regulate them. This raises critical questions: Are these policies truly designed for the benefit of the people, or are they tools for financial and political gain?  
    
  The illusion of safety plays a crucial role in how these policies are accepted by the public. Fear-based messaging, emotional appeals, and selective use of data are commonly employed to justify drastic measures. The COVID-19 pandemic provided a stark example of this phenomenon—governments around the world enforced lockdowns, vaccine mandates, and surveillance measures, all under the banner of public health. Those who questioned the effectiveness or necessity of these policies were often silenced, labeled as spreading misinformation, or even punished. This suppression of dissent not only limits individual freedom but also prevents legitimate scientific debate from taking place. 

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  Weird Medical Facts That Will...

  Lana Preston

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  Drift into deep slumber with this hypnotic collection of gentle medical trivia and soothing biology facts designed to calm a racing mind.
   
  Transform your bedtime routine with a low-stakes narrative crafted specifically for listeners struggling with insomnia or nightly restlessness. Experience a tranquil soundscape where harmless oddities about the human body replace stress with monotony, creating a safe, domestic atmosphere for relaxation.
   
  Discover the quiet workings of anatomy through unhurried explanations that prioritize rhythm over drama. From the steady pulse of circulation to the microscopic shifts of cellular growth, every detail serves as a lulling anchor to ground your thoughts without demanding focus. The narrative arc remains deliberately flat, wandering slowly from relatable physical sensations to abstract, spacious concepts that invite drowsiness.
   
  This audiobook offers a distinct auditory environment featuring:
  
  A gentle stream of neutral knowledge: Harmless facts about anatomy designed to be forgotten.
  Hypnotic repetition: Predictable sentence structures that mimic the rhythm of resting breath.
  Anxiety-free learning: No shocking revelations, just steady, comforting biological curiosities.
  
   
  Embrace a reliable nightly companion that transforms the weirdest corners of medicine into a sedative background hum, ensuring your transition to sleep is effortless and serene.

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