Wildly interesting but wish I could convey why.
Wildly interesting but wish I could convey why.
If you are a whiskey drinker you'll really enjoy this informative "all about whiskey" Audible original which is enthusiastically narrated by Ken Alba, who has authored 25 books about food and is a professor at the University of Pacific.
The history of bourbon in America is a fascinating. This was a fun lesson and I learned a lot about one of my favorite beverages.
Maker‘s Mark is my go-to but I like to dabble. Can‘t find my scotch. Oh-oh!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Written and performed by history professor, and food writer, Ken Albala, this lecture series is a quick dip into the divine amber liquid. As a Kentucky native 🥃🏇🏻 - and admittedly novice bourbon drinker - this was fun: history, science, marketing, production, popular culture. What‘s not to enjoy? A post-pandemic jaunt up to bourbon country is in order.
Not in the Litsy database, but *is* in GR, so I‘m counting it.
As a Kentuckian, bourbon history interests me. I was living in Louisville as all the small distilleries came to prominence. The author supposes that the craft bourbon market is coming to a close. 🤔🤷🏻♀️
Before we get to that, he starts in the Middle Ages & distilling as alchemy. He follows it to Scotch and Irish whisky and then over to the Ohio Valley and bourbon in the US from the whiskey rebellion to prohibition to now. Free on audible 6/20
#audiobook not in litsy
This is exactly what I wanted to know. While he did debunk certain conspiracies, notably the JFK assassination, his focus was more on the groupthink and individual cognitive biases that promote conspiracy theories.
He also talked about types of conspiracy theories including true conspiracies, like big pharma (OxyContin) and Lincoln‘s assassination.
Overall, I‘ve really enjoyed both Great Courses that I‘ve tried. 4⭐️
#audiobook not in database
I had never taken an #audible great course, but I loved this! It‘s ten 20-30 min lectures: the first few refresh your physics, then you get into the realm of sci fi. Everything from ST to SW to Dr Who. She took my favorite concepts, such as faster than light travel, and talked about the methods from an UTD physics perspective. I have a special fondness for the multiverse and loved that lecture! Must listen for fans.🖖🏻