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Kia Ora! Thanks for tuning into this episode of The Commute! If you enjoyed, please subscribe, leave a like, and if you'd like to share your thoughts, post a comment down below! It helps out immensely 😊 A little bit about me: My name's Michael and I am a school teacher in my twenties, going about my day to day in New Zealand. I began The Commute to turn the dull activity of driving to work each day into a creative and productive outlet. It's a chance for me to connect with my community, share my ideas, and ramble for ten to twenty minutes each day about everything and anything! I enjoy reading, bird-watching, gaming, gardening, playing guitar, travelling, listening to music, and being in nature. Gear I use: I use a GoPro Hero 12 Black, and a cheap wind-shield mount I bought off TradeMe. That's it! I don't edit my content, I merely hit record, upload the file to my phone, and upload via YouTube Studio. My thumbnails are captured in the GoPro Quik app. It's a simple, but effective way of making videos, and bodes me well! If you'd like to support the channel further, you can buy me a coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/michaelnz If you'd like to contact me, my email is: [email protected] Thank you once again for tuning into The Commute! It means so much to know people enjoy hearing me ramble. I'm loving connecting with you all, and building a small community of like-minded folk. As always, have a wonderful morning, afternoon, or evening, (whenever you're watching this!) and I will see you on the next episode of The Commute! --- Recommendations: As of writing this, my favourite books are either Shōgun, by James Clavell, the Song of Ice and Fire series, by George R. R. Martin, or Lonesome Dove, by Larry McMurtry (I am only half-way through Lonesome Dove but it is excellent). My comfort shows are The Vicar of Dibley and Still Game, however, if you're after something more serious, Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, and Line fo Duty (up to Season 3) are excellent. For music, I have a lot to recommend! The Division Bell - Pink Floyd or Bursting Out - Jethro Tull, or any Dire Straits album for Prog Rock Us and Them - Roger Waters, Paris - Supertramp, Seconds Out - Genesis for Live Albums Famous Last Words - Supertramp, Tango in the Night - Fleetwood Mac for pop-rock Hunky Dory - David Bowie for alt-rock Secret Combination - Randy Crawford, Diamond Life - Sade, The Shouting Stage - Joan Armatrading for R&B Hello Dolly - Louis Armstrong, or Liquid Spirit - Gregory Porter for Jazz Dirt - Alice in Chains for Grunge Heathen - David Bowie, or The Dream - Alt-J for alternative Capital Punishment - Big Punisher, or The Eminem Show - Eminem for Rap Please Please Me - The Beatles as it'smy personal favourite Beatles album From Elvis in Memphis - Elvis as it's my personal favourite album of his Mylo Xyloto - Coldplay for upbeat pop Marc Cohn (self titled), Tracy Chapman (self-titled), Cigarettes After S** (self-titled), Home Again - Michael Kiwanuka, Year of the Cat - Al Stewart for easy listening Time, by ELO as it's a fantastic pop/prog-rock concept album From here to now to you - Jack Johnson as it's a great album to start your day with Ready and Willing - Whitesnake, Led Zeppelin 1 and 2 - Led Zeppelin, Paranoid and Masters of Reality - Black Sabbath, Long Live Rock and Roll - Rainbow for Hard Rock Hotel and 18 - Moby for Electronica Iowa and We are not your kind - Slipknot for Nu-Metal 44/876 - Sting and Shaggy for Reggae Hands All Over - Maroon 5, Love Stuff - Elle King, English Rain - Gabrielle Aplin, or Sour - Olivia Rodrigo, Shawn Mendes (self-titled) - Shawn Mendes for modern pop Herman's Hermits, The Kinks, and Gerry and the Pacemakers are great 60s bands Circles - Mac Miller is a great soft-rap album Anything by Madness is fantastic if you're after Ska