Luke Hand
Luke Hand
He never married (Fri, 13/09/2024)
He never married (Fri, 13/09/2024)
He never married (Fri, 13/09/2024)
Friday 11th October 2024
Luke Hand shares a colourful day filled with humour, historical research, and gratitude for European goldfinches in this engaging episode.
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2 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Luke shares a humorous start to his day with an unusual breakfast.
- He laughs at a wild claim from Donald Drumpf about Haitian immigrants.
- Research into Charles Kane reveals his contributions to environmentalism and unionism.
- Luke's moods and energy levels are stable, reflecting contentment.
- Gratitude for spotting colourful European goldfinches.
Marine-based protein and chips for breakfast? Fuck it.
In this episode of the 'Luke Hand Diary', Luke takes you through a day that's as colourful as the European goldfinches he spotted at the local reserve. It's Friday the 13th, but Luke's humour is far from unlucky. He kicks off with a hearty breakfast of marine-based protein and chips, and shares a laugh over a wild claim from Donald Drumpf about Haitian immigrants in Ohio.
His day includes some intriguing research into Charles Kane, a notable figure who was a passionate environmentalist, unionist, and self-taught artist. Kane never married but left a significant mark on his community, contributing to the founding of the Australian communist movement. Luke’s moods and energy levels are solid, both rated at 7.5 out of 10, reflecting his contentment and gratitude. His daily gratitude note is simple yet vivid - appreciating the colourful sight of European goldfinches.
This episode is a blend of light-hearted moments, historical curiosity, and genuine appreciation for life's small joys. If you're looking for a podcast that mixes humour with heartfelt reflections, this one's for you. What colourful moments have you noticed today?