Whispering facts about Indigenous Australians (ASMR) part 9

The last part of our whispering wikipedia series studying indigenous australians! This has been a wonderful series and I have thoroughly enjoyed it. I hope you have too! Please leave a comment and tell me what you would like me to read about next! Love all of you, and I'm super grateful for this community. Harry. What is whispering Wikipedia? This series is dedicated to spreading education and awareness of a variety of different topics. By viewer suggestion I systematically go through and read the entirety of Wikipedia pages from start to finish. Wikipedia is public domain and therefore I do not run risks of copyright or breach of intellectual property laws. I personally believe that when one is in a calm state of mind, the best learning occurs. Therefore, I created this series to both calm you and to help you use this calm state to learn something. Regardless of if you are listening for the education, the ASMR whispering, as a sleep aid, or to drown out outside noise, I am happy you are here. By speaking about a specific topic I do not condone, support, believe in or disbelieve in the topic. These topics are done entirely via viewer suggestion. I always advice caution, and hope you to remember confirmation bias when making your mind up about a topic or situation! The ASMR elements within the whispering wikipedia series include: Ear to Ear whispering ASMR Reading to you ASMR Male Australian accent ASMR (I can't help my accent) Stereo settings with high gain on my Blue Yeti microphone Rambling to you ASMR (I get passionate sometimes) __ I make these videos to help my audience. That is my top priority and interest. Therefore, if you have any ideas at all on how I may improve my content please reach out to me. This can include editing, style, frequency of posting, engagement, length of video or anything else you can think of. I have various social media. The best way to contact me is via email: [email protected] Instagram: @SomeReadingsASMR Twitter: @asmr_some Pinterest: SomereadingsASMR Facebook page: SomereadingsASMR Minds: @somereadingsasmr Tumblr: somereadingsasmr This is my paypal if you would like to support my efforts: paypal.me/SomeReadingsASMR What is the purpose of this video & what is ASMR? A simple google search will give you this answer. ASMR audiences use these videos as a sleep aid, a study aid, anxiety and depression relief, loneliness relief, escapism, relaxation, education, to experience ASMR and a multitude of other reasons.