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Hope: Rosie Batty AO
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and The Zahra Foundation.
After tragedy, how do we find hope?
Rosie Batty’s new memoir shows what it takes to get through the very worst of times. A singular woman who has experienced tragedy, who had lost all hope, yet now is intent on finding it again. In conversation with CEO of The Zahra Foundation, Kelly-ann Tansley, she discusses her latest book, Hope.
What happens when you become an accidental hero? What happens the day after the worst day of your life? What happens when you are forced to confront the emptiness and silence of a house that once buzzed with the energy of a young son?
You go to dark places from which you're not sure you'...
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Видео

SA Premier Peter Malinauskas In-Conversation with George Megalogenis
Просмотров 34614 дней назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre How resilient is modern democracy, what lessons can we take from other countries, and how do we rekindle faith in our own democratic institutions? These are just some of the questions that will be presented to the Honourable Peter Malinauskas MP, the Labor Member for Croydon and 47th Premier of South Australia by author and journalist, George ...
The Way We Are: Hugh Mackay In Conversation with Julia Lester
Просмотров 765Месяц назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre Hugh Mackay AO, Australia's revered social psychologist, unveils a compelling portrait of the nation through the lens of a lifetime of research and thousands of insightful interviews. Discussing his latest book, The Way We Are, Hugh is in conversation with journalist, Julia Lester. Amid epidemics of loneliness, anxiety, and depression, and the...
Democracy in Peril
Просмотров 374Месяц назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and The Conversation. More than 4 billion people are eligible to vote in elections in 2024, putting democracy to the test around the globe. Against a backdrop of misinformation, disinformation and growing illiberalism, Monica Attard (UTS), Emma Shortis (RMIT) and Priya Chacko (The University of Adelaide) speak with The Conversation's Misha Ket...
Humpback Highway: Dr Vanessa Pirotta In Conversation with Professor Chris Daniels
Просмотров 4463 месяца назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre in partnership with WOMADelaide Planet Talks Discover the fascinating world of whales with acclaimed wildlife scientist Dr Vanessa Pirotta, as she shares her experiences with Professor Chris Daniels, Professor of Biology at the University of South Australia. "I will never forget the moment I entered the water quietly and saw two humpback whale...
24th Annual Hawke Lecture delivered by Professor Dr Marcia Langton AO
Просмотров 9046 месяцев назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre There are relatively few moments when we have the time to consider the larger issues of life, including the future of our nation and our world, and how we can shape it. The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre offers the Annual Hawke Lecture in this spirit, as an opportunity to listen to the views of someone whose experience of human affairs is ...
Reading and Writing Dangerously Panel Discussion
Просмотров 1757 месяцев назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre, University of South Australia and The J.M. Coetzee Centre for Creative Practice, The University of Adelaide. Join us for an extraordinary panel discussion led by acclaimed journalist, Professor Peter Greste, as we delve into the profound experiences of reading and writing amidst adversity - during and following incarceration. Each panellist i...
2023 UniSA Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Grand Final
Просмотров 3389 месяцев назад
Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) is an international competition celebrating the research undertaken by PhD candidates. Competing for a chance to win $3000, and to represent the University of South Australia in the 2023 Asia-Pacific 3MT Competition, our finalists will present their research using non-technical language, with just one slide, in just three minutes. The seven aspiring PhD candidates wil...
Revealing Secrets: Professor John Blaxland and Clare Birgin
Просмотров 25010 месяцев назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre Professor John Blaxland, an international security and intelligence services expert from the Australian National University, and Clare Birgin, a former Australian diplomat are in conversation with Professor Marnie Hughes-Warrington AO, Deputy Vice Chancellor: Research and Enterprise at the University of South Australia. The discussion revolves...
The Art of Risk with Dr Richard Harris SC OAM
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre Join us for an unforgettable event as we dive into the world of risk-taking with Thai Cave Rescuer and joint 2019 Australian of the Year, Dr Richard 'Harry' Harris SC OAM. In conversation with journalist Julia Lester he will recount the stories of other people who regularly risk their lives and will explain what we can learn from the world's l...
A Story of Souls: Dr Debra Dank
Просмотров 356Год назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and UniSA Creative We Come With This Place is a remarkable book, as rich, varied, and surprising as the vast landscape in which it is set. Dr Debra Dank has created an extraordinary mosaic of vivid episodes that move about in time and place to tell an unforgettable story of country and people. The book is deeply personal, a profound tribute to...
Man-Made: Tracey Spicer AM In-Conversation with Jane Caro AM
Просмотров 423Год назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre 'Mum, I want a robot slave.' Broadcaster Tracey Spicer AM had an epiphany when her young son uttered these six words. Suddenly, her life’s work fighting inequality seemed futile. What’s the point in agitating to change the present, if bigotry is being embedded into our futures? And so began a quest to uncover who was responsible and hold them ...
Foreign Aid: Future Directions & Challenges. Insights from Gareth Evans AC KC and Bill Armstrong AO
Просмотров 126Год назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre Does foreign aid truly make a difference? Join us for an important discussion on the future direction of foreign aid policy with former Foreign Affairs Minister, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC KC FASSA FAIIA and former Director of Australian Volunteers International, Bill Armstrong AO. Bill's career has been devoted to grassroots community ...
The Voice: Professor Tom Calma AO and Professor Dr Marcia Langton AO
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.Год назад
Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre The Voice: How the Final Co-Design Report Enables an Effective Design for Indigenous Advice to the Parliament and Executive Government. The referendum for Australians to vote on whether to enshrine a proposed Voice to Parliament into the Constitution is long overdue but it will occur before the end of the year. In the lead up to the referendum...
Department Stores: More Than Shopping
Просмотров 212Год назад
Department Stores: More Than Shopping
Can Seaweed Save the World
Просмотров 213Год назад
Can Seaweed Save the World
Chasing Dreams with Lookslike Avido
Просмотров 157Год назад
Chasing Dreams with Lookslike Avido
Freedom, Only Freedom: The Prison Writings of Behrouz Boochani
Просмотров 669Год назад
Freedom, Only Freedom: The Prison Writings of Behrouz Boochani
2022: Reckoning with Power and Privilege
Просмотров 109Год назад
2022: Reckoning with Power and Privilege
Not Now, Not Ever: The Hon Julia Gillard AC In-Conversation with Julia Lester
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
Not Now, Not Ever: The Hon Julia Gillard AC In-Conversation with Julia Lester
August in Kabul: Andrew Quilty In Conversation with Peter Greste
Просмотров 319Год назад
August in Kabul: Andrew Quilty In Conversation with Peter Greste
Chasing Wrongs and Rights: Elaine Pearson In-Conversation with Peter Greste
Просмотров 263Год назад
Chasing Wrongs and Rights: Elaine Pearson In-Conversation with Peter Greste
Growing in to Autism: Professor Sandra Thom-Jones
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Год назад
Growing in to Autism: Professor Sandra Thom-Jones
2022 UniSA 3MT Grand Final
Просмотров 682Год назад
2022 UniSA 3MT Grand Final
Dr Norman Swan: So You Want to Live Younger Longer?
Просмотров 3 тыс.Год назад
Dr Norman Swan: So You Want to Live Younger Longer?
Daughters of Durga: Professor Manjula Datta O'Connor In Conversation with Jess Hill
Просмотров 575Год назад
Daughters of Durga: Professor Manjula Datta O'Connor In Conversation with Jess Hill
Good Arguments: Bo Seo In-Conversation with Rick Sarre
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.Год назад
Good Arguments: Bo Seo In-Conversation with Rick Sarre
2022 ARA and Hawke Centre Conversation: My Story, My Way
Просмотров 181Год назад
2022 ARA and Hawke Centre Conversation: My Story, My Way
Good International Citizenship: Gareth Evans AC QC In-Conversation with Hugh White AO
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 года назад
Good International Citizenship: Gareth Evans AC QC In-Conversation with Hugh White AO
The Avoidable War: The Hon Kevin Rudd AC In-Conversation with The Hon Mike Rann AC CNZM
Просмотров 9052 года назад
The Avoidable War: The Hon Kevin Rudd AC In-Conversation with The Hon Mike Rann AC CNZM

Комментарии

  • @storey8965
    @storey8965 Месяц назад

    ghastly man.

  • @vladpetric7493
    @vladpetric7493 2 месяца назад

    Radiophobia.

  • @zygmuntthecacaokakistocrat6589
    @zygmuntthecacaokakistocrat6589 2 месяца назад

    Ben and I are a month apart in age, and it's interesting the parallels in our lives (tho I am nowhere near as musically gifted as he). But I grew up in Australia, and he grew up in southern USA. The first time I heard him play was at uni, on a scratchy 12" in the student union library - someone else had requested it be put on - and serendipity took over: he was playing in Melbourne the month after, and I had to go. I went, and have been listening to him ever since.

  • @hayleyanna2625
    @hayleyanna2625 3 месяца назад

    Penny 😍😍😍😍Adore her🎉

  • @But1non
    @But1non 4 месяца назад

    Eat ANIMAL MEAT ad libitum everyday and you will LOSE WEIGHT without COUNTING CALORIES

  • @brattymonkey7450
    @brattymonkey7450 6 месяцев назад

    This is such an important conversation! I feel so grateful that it exists, that I am able to hear it, that others are able to hear it, that these topics are being discussed, and for each speaker! Especially Monica Gagliano.. I have been following her work since the ted talks the intelligence of plants! She has captivated me entirely and I hang on every important word! She is deeply wise and comes at her science from all important angles and is able to stay calm and get her point across professionally and clearly! Also she has been a bridge of sorts between a sort of spirituality and science. Which I think is an important and much overlooked way to look at the world and the way it really works. She has been so brave from the very start and has come against a lot of resistance, ridicule, and not being taken seriously in the scientific world and from the eyes of some of her peers. But she persevered through it all. Knowing how important her work is and not letting any of that get in the way. I look up to her such a great deal. She inspires me to see deeper, feel deeper.. and not only that but to take those feelings and help them grow.. and I suddenly see all plants and animals on such a more deep and complex and beautiful level. And it urges me to act within the world on the behalf of these animals and plants and every living thing. Because every living thing has more value than it is so often given. Everything in this world, every animal, amphibian, fish, vertebrae, bacteria, protozoa, plant, plankton.. every living thing has a special place in our world. We live in one milti organism that functions together. Nature is wise. Evolution is wise. Left alone and without people messing everything up would work well. Every animal and plant working together for the functioning of the whole. The way we live.. in this materialistic society takes and takes and takes from nature and hardly ever thanks her or gives anything in return. We do not do thing's sustainably very often whatsoever. we focus on making a dollar today ahead of protecting our much needed resources of the tomorrow. We use this planet as if it were a treasure chest to take what we want, how we want, when we want, as much as we want. We cut down every rainforest we have.. which is very bad considering they have the most biodiversity of anywhere on the planet! Not to mention they are our planets lungs. Other huge things are how careless we are with our trash and what we put in the ocean. As well as over fishing the ocean like crazy! We see the world as inanimate, and robotic and because of this view we feel justified to act in whatever way suites us and all of our desire. And not only that we are encouraged to not only have stuff but be addicted to stuff. Encouraged to use possessions to define our quality as an individual. We are encouraged to use things like addictions. Distracting us from our emptiness.. soothing us from the monotony and the nine to five and the meaningless of it all. Because no offence but many of the ways that the world is living is kinda meaningless. Or at least feels meaningless. Go to work for 40 or more hours a week at a job you probably don't like, in which you don't even make a fraction of what the company makes and must live pay check to pay check. Doing a job that doesn't bring much fulfillment other than.. drum roll the shiny new stuff and things that you can buy with the amount of money you have left over from your bills. And you get off of work and are tired and burnt out so you want and often do just spend the rest of the night watching tv on the couch, playing on your phone, or just checking out. And I get it I have been there. Not many jobs we have on average fulfill a scents of purpose. Then there is the constant inflation. prices that just get higher and higher and higher. Not to mention the way our food is made (in the western world). 50 percent of everything at a store is genetically modifies, filled with salt, sugar, and oil (PALM OIL) and most likely unless you are very well off or eat like a bird the only food you can afford to buy and eat and feed your family all month are these genetically modified (POISONOUS) foods. It shouldn't be like this. But it is and why.. because the system we are all a part of, trapped in, a part of are built on making money. Making a small percentage of the whole of all people VERY VERY large amounts of money. This system uses resources that are vital in the functioning of a healthy planet and they take them, use them us, then throw them in a great ig pile of trash at some land fill that then ends up in the ocean. This planet was not created for humans to do whatever, whenever, however. It was not created for only human welfair and wellbeing. Not only that but we are not above every other species! We have no more right to live and to prosper than any other creature! Somewhere along the way people started living in civilizations and we forgot.. we forgot our connection to this planet. We forgot how to live in balance. We have forgot how to feel, we have forgotten how to see. That we live on one interconnected living breathing feeling planet! Many animals feel so much deeper than they are given credit for. As well as plants.. I cannot say what and how plants feel.. but I know they are extreamly complex, and that they have great intelligence. Think about it plants don't move but they use bugs as well as animals to move and do their bidding for them. how is that not intelligence and awareness?? If there is a pest, plants can put out certain pheromones to get specific bugs or birds to act on it's behalf and kill the pest that's eating it. Whole forests are connected through the roots, share nutrients, communicate and affect the climate around them to best suit the forest as a whole. which brings me to my last point on how complex nature is. And that is bringing up the wonderous organism known as fungi! Fungi.. it's not a plant.. but more like an animal.. yet not an animal either.. that helps trees and plants communicate like telephone operators. Fungi the thing that if you eat the right kind will deepen consciousness within humans, give humans spiritual experiences, heal traumas. when humans eat mushrooms the mushrooms speaks to the human being that ate it and holds up a mirror to the inner world within that human. Can you explain to me why and how mushrooms can do all these things.. and can you see all the data to what they can do and not think to yourself that maybe just maybe these are much more special and amazing than you ever thought before. They help plants and trees communicate and they communicate to us directly. If I can leave you with anything out of this passonate rambling it's this.. you are not outside of nature, different, or above. You are a part of and equal to nature. Open your eyes to the natural world around you.. as it to reveal itself to you. LEARN.. learn about how it functions.. how it works.. how connected it is and lastly how we are throwing it out of balance. This is not to break your heart over hopeless situations you cannot help or effect. I know it feels that way and so often we hear others say "well what can you do"? I'll tell you what you can do.. the first thing you should do is let in the world around you, allow yourself to reconnect and to fall in love with it! After that find a way you can contribute to helping to protect the love you have just found. One person can make a bigger difference than you think. For every one of us that awakens the stronger the cause will get! And I know the truth about the destruction we have caused is hard to swallow. and the truth is hard to see. But just know as ugly as some of these truths are the other side of that is pure unbelievable beauty.. and that beauty is the restored connection to nature, the planet, and the self. Once you see it you cannot go back. And I promise you the allowing nature in and cultivating that connection restores our being on the deepest of levels. I am almost posotive that no one will take the time to read this.. but I didn't write this to get a bunch of likes. I wrote it because I believe what I am saying deeply, feel it deeply, and have looked deeply into the opinions I have stated here. If I reach even one or just a few people that's perfectly fine because that's where the beginning of change occurs... with a few people starting the conversation even if it's unpopular and even if many people will reject it or don't like it. It starts with a few people that are brave enough to stand up for what they believe in and refuse to give up talking about it. Or believing in a better way!

  • @johncampion2106
    @johncampion2106 10 месяцев назад

    Beautiful and necessary--but it is time to bring the vital roles of viruses, bacteria, archaea, and other forms (protoctista?) into the discourse.

  • @freakshow1997
    @freakshow1997 10 месяцев назад

    The fact that global media were focusing on the Fukushima accident was a disgrace, if you think about the 20.000 dead from the horrific tsunami. 2500 people are still missing today. Imagine that, not being able to bury your loved ones as their bodies were swept out to sea.....

  • @sebby101
    @sebby101 Год назад

    Kerry what a legend

  • @yvonnebaker393
    @yvonnebaker393 Год назад

    This man is white? Why is he pretending to be black? More money being black than white !!!. Huge fraud perpetrated........

  • @Chuckson56
    @Chuckson56 Год назад

    Stan ditched his indigenous wife and three kids for a white woman. Shows you how dedicated and committed he is to his people. Wake up you idiots he isn't a role model at all.

  • @talks2squirrels953
    @talks2squirrels953 Год назад

    🤣😂🤣😂 " A diet only works while you are on the diet"... Sad someone has to say that... 🤦‍♀️😂

  • @Jinta13
    @Jinta13 Год назад

    So ... long story short? I have to lose 30 kilo, it is around 60 pound I think. I don't know anymore...😟

    • @rochellena4082
      @rochellena4082 Год назад

      You can do this!

    • @juicylouisey
      @juicylouisey 11 месяцев назад

      I was still breastfeeding when a dr advised my mother to switch me to low fat milk (she refused). Weight has always been a problem for me. I have just lost a little over 30kg post-menopause. I understand how daunting it is. Just remember if you need to change approach to stay on track DO.

    • @sophie4636
      @sophie4636 4 месяца назад

      High protein, high fibre, largely plant based eg eat beans, pulses and tofu for protein, meat free nights helpful. Keep hydrated and make sure you poop well, the weight will come off 👍

  • @tslilbearshoppe9870
    @tslilbearshoppe9870 Год назад

    flexitarian love it

  • @agnesissac6609
    @agnesissac6609 Год назад

    The best doctorin all the world i did my knee he did fantastic work people talk about him they jealous bad luck to them we all llve doctor so much

  • @MrMickeyone
    @MrMickeyone Год назад

    Well done, Geoffrey. What a fascinating and brilliant outcome. I am not sure if we ever co-defended but it would have been my privilege, Michael Wolkind

  • @johneagle4384
    @johneagle4384 Год назад

    Very good talk, too bad number of views is too low.

  • @albertojosetimbol5441
    @albertojosetimbol5441 2 года назад

    RUBBISH!!.. . WFPB-Vegan diet is the way to go. So, Dr. Giles - show us the science and the facts, show us medical findings / autopsy, comparative reports and statistical data on cardio-vascular and cancer deaths. Without these, what you're saying is just an opinion. So deceitful, misleading and immoral.

  • @lilianagelman7429
    @lilianagelman7429 2 года назад

    wonderful! if you could made it avalaible with subtitles in other languages for other people in the world to listen!

    • @scenFor109
      @scenFor109 Год назад

      There are now auto translate subtitles. On a touch screen device long press on the CC icon. END GLOBAL APARTHEID

  • @koypk1611
    @koypk1611 2 года назад

    wow, the best video on youtube.. we dont all have to live in fear after all. oh actually we do.. bummer Its a shame we used coal instead and now us and our children and grandchildren might have shortened lives due to global warming.

  • @charlesparrish2831
    @charlesparrish2831 2 года назад

    Bottom line;genetics influences weight cholesterol hormones etc etc etc

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 Год назад

      Pork scratchings, are called chichirones. In Mexico It gets sad though, when people weigh like grizzily bears Grizzilies are 660 lbs

    • @kimchee94112
      @kimchee94112 Год назад

      @@kathleenking47 Mexicans live longer considering poor economics and poor diet. They have good genes.

  • @lukeevans9505
    @lukeevans9505 2 года назад

    Stan, this was a truly beautiful speech that brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful, challenging words. Thank you. Thanks to Stevie for his beautiful introduction and Welcome To Country too

  • @hklinker
    @hklinker 2 года назад

    I relate to a lot of Ben’s experiences. I think no matter what, I’ll always find he’s underrated.

  • @musicspinner
    @musicspinner 2 года назад

    "Copyright" ain't gonna matter soon aye Aussie's... 🌎⌛💀

    • @akihiko99
      @akihiko99 2 года назад

      all going to d ie -_-

  • @bigworld4089
    @bigworld4089 2 года назад

    Thank you very much 🌼🙏🌷 Bless you and your family 🙏🦋🙏🦋

  • @judithagayam5018
    @judithagayam5018 2 года назад

    I am so impressed of Stan Gran the great journalist one of the true and hard working reporter i have watched in CNN

  • @user-if8um6lh7t
    @user-if8um6lh7t 2 года назад

    Omg! This talk change my life understanding! Thank you so much! I am chemical/physics scientist, i am ukranian, lived near to NPP, and i DIDINT know that radiation from Chernobyl was like this! Wow! I have found this talk thanks to radiobioogical course in my university! Wow, shocked!

  • @thedolphin5428
    @thedolphin5428 2 года назад

    Stupid long introductions. Do they do it out of habit; for the speaker's ego; presuming audience ignorance?

  • @charlesparrish2831
    @charlesparrish2831 2 года назад

    Eating less is key especially if your a bigger person genetically

  • @fengwu4340
    @fengwu4340 2 года назад

    There's a big conceptual leap from classical conditioning to talking about plants having subjective experience and mind and the ability to attribute meaning to stimuli. Even in humans, classical conditioning does not necessarily involve conscious meaning making.

  • @nigelbarnett8034
    @nigelbarnett8034 2 года назад

    Menna Rawlings upbeat, pop referenced arguments sound distinctly hollow in the light of recent events. In all the examples cited at the beginning, EU citizens residence rights, frictionless trade, 'global' Britain being respected on the world stage, the UK has simply failed to deliver. We have moved from the well meaning but sidelined Theresa May (sidelined by both the EU and her own party) to the buffoonery of the Johnson government which has succeeded in carrying out what can be best be described as an unconscious uncoupling from Europe with no upside at all, (except perhaps for the Australian economy after the pathetic trade agreement) I wish her well in her recent appointment as the UK's Ambassador to France, particularly in squaring the circle of irregular refugees crossing the channel and the presumably regular ones being airlifted to Stanstead from Kabul. She will have to be very ... diplomatic.

  • @ganeshpalaniappan7923
    @ganeshpalaniappan7923 3 года назад

    It is sad to note that there have not been many views of this video compared to all other material uploaded into RUclips. This discussion has plenty of value to offer anyone watching it compared to other shows.

  • @WynntownMarshals
    @WynntownMarshals 3 года назад

    What a brilliant find! Too few artists are as honest and allow interviewers ‘in’ quite the way that Ben will. Great interview and a gorgeous rendition of “Boxing” too. This man is a genius.

  • @karincamerik
    @karincamerik 3 года назад

    ruclips.net/video/OnQfXvOap9c/видео.html

  • @kenmeyerjr57
    @kenmeyerjr57 3 года назад

    cannot go wrong with Ben

  • @ShaqOfHearts7484
    @ShaqOfHearts7484 3 года назад

    All I can say is when I listen to his shared pain is that I don't know if there is any true ailment to systemic genocide. I don't have the answer, and I feel great shame. I see this living in my friends whom I will not name - the way they treat others, and I feel their pain. Until I read Stan's book, I was so Ignorant of the vast subcultures of Indigneous Australians, and even still, I know so little about them.

  • @houdinilinguine
    @houdinilinguine 3 года назад

    Fantastic

  • @alinajim9848
    @alinajim9848 3 года назад

    Amazing

  • @abdelmoughitafoullouss3459
    @abdelmoughitafoullouss3459 3 года назад

    Wonderful people. Wonderful words. Thank you all.

  • @rnunezc.4575
    @rnunezc.4575 3 года назад

    Excellent interview and information !..thank you.

  • @kickstar126
    @kickstar126 3 года назад

    Obviously Gerry is much more clever than Dr David Suzuki who holds contrary opinions on every facet of the subject..

  • @rubenverheij4770
    @rubenverheij4770 3 года назад

    The roots are their brains. And leaves their skin. And their arms and fingers, are all their twigs. Their body is the stump.🌱

  • @Mark_Ocain
    @Mark_Ocain 3 года назад

    I had a bone scan once and that was about a year's background LOL

  • @lorianapauli2709
    @lorianapauli2709 3 года назад

    Fantastic, mindblowing and so true. I hope this will be available to schools, to children. Children will know that plants talk

  • @alexandrapercy7986
    @alexandrapercy7986 3 года назад

    What a humble, intelligence human being. We are indeed fortunate Prof Munjed graces us with his presence. The world would certainly run in a more harmonious fashion if there were more Munjed Muderis thinkers on our Planet. Much admired & respected 🕊 Alexandra P 🌏

  • @forbearancemp5283
    @forbearancemp5283 3 года назад

    Thank you Monica! Your book 'Thus Spake the Plants' arrived into my bookstore this week and they bought more than just the one I ordered. Your research is a great service to Humanity.

  • @KatsWind
    @KatsWind 3 года назад

    I was also wondering why there was only one comment! This is an amazing video that more people need to see and look at our forests and plants as living things. We need to be more aware of our environment and the earth we share with other energies.

  • @markharcourt2214
    @markharcourt2214 4 года назад

    Stan grant. The guy that lives in st Ives and feeling his people 😂

    • @markharcourt2214
      @markharcourt2214 3 года назад

      Kalavani Pillay No body deserves to live in St Ives. It’s a shithole full of pretenders. Redfern would be far better

    • @petermay2047
      @petermay2047 Год назад

      Hope you ok, be happy for all ok.

  • @trashleigh87
    @trashleigh87 4 года назад

    Frigging love Ben folds, bloody love Richard Fidler <3