Klint Sheridan has narrated 3 audiobooks on Listento.it by 3 authors. The most-rated is You Talk About Race and Anti-Racism, but You Are Unconsciously Racist.
The Wildlife Jungle Zone
Summary
A clever, cute story about resourceful fantasy animals that live in the wild jungle and start a sports team. This interactive adventure teaches lessons on teamwork, appreciation, and using the land and resources to live and have fun. The book The Wildlife Jungle Zone is an interactive adventure. It’s a clever and cute story about resourceful fantasy animals that live in the wild jungle and start a hockey team. This story teaches children of all ages lessons on teamwork, appreciation, and using the land and resources to live by and have fun. The illustrations are colorful and attractive. Activity pages included. This book encourages interaction and dialog. Written by Matthew Bennett, the author of Ants on Halloween who illustrated Christmas Underwater, this is his best and most exciting book. The Wildlife Jungle Zone includes fantasy animals, wild jungle, a hockey team, lessons, teamwork, appreciation, land and resources, and 27 color illustrations. PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
©2016 Matt Bennett (P)2020 Matt Bennett
Isometric Power Exercises
Summary
Isometric exercises involve the static movement of particular muscle fibers without an alteration in the muscle length and the angle of the joints. Isometric exercises bring about general strength conditioning and rehabilitation. Here, even though your muscles are been strengthened, no stress is placed on your joints. When engaging in isometric exercise, the length of muscles don't change and the joints don’t move. Isometric exercise makes sagging skin firm, tones the body, and is a perfect way to circulate blood to specific muscles. Isometric exercises help to build and maintain strength. In this book, I will be showing you all you need to know about isometrics and also list 18 amazing isometric exercises to tone your muscles and build strength. Buy the audiobook now to master how to build your strength and also tone your muscle to live healthy.
©2020 Campbell Hills (P)2020 Campbell Hills
You Talk About Race and Anti-Racism, but You Are Unconsciously Racist
Summary
Do you know that you can be racist without knowing it? Do you want to find out how your mind unconsciously processes racist thoughts? Nobody would say they are racist, and they are mostly right. But sometimes, deep in your brain, there are small grains of doubt about other people, based on your skin color, ethnicity, age, or gender. Maybe it happened to you, too. Don't worry, and it's not completely your fault. Even when you were a child, your brain was shaped and modeled by the information you received from the outside world. For example, most children hate broccoli even before trying it. Racism is the same. Nobody was born a racist. It is something that develops if the environmental conditions you to fear something that you have not had the opportunity to know. With this book, you will have the chance to get to know yourself better. Test yourself and find out if you are biased toward people other than you and your race. Find out how to remove racial bias and discrimination from your brain. Become truly the person you think and say you are, and make the world an even better place than what you are building now. Here is what you will discover within this book: Race concept: Discover how the idea of race was born, and how it created social discrimination. White race vs a Black race: Learn everything about the relationships between the two racial groups, and how their conscious and unconscious thinking has conditioned their lives. Unconscious racism: Find out how our unconsciousness works. The power it has over our decisions and our worldview. Learn the 10 steps to overcome unconscious racism and remove prejudices from your thoughts. Understand how dangerous stereotypes are, and what racial problems they create, and whether you have developed negative stereotypes, too.
©2020 Eric Macroy (P)2020 Eric Macroy