In the fourth session, I cram an article on ASMR sensory determinants and details about ASMR triggers. The article reviews some general information on ASMR and focuses on its triggers, exploring some valuable details about the sensory determinants and related stimuli. You may find something new in what I say or you can just relax with the whispering.

This article is a continuation of the research from the article we reviewed on Whispercast Media session 3 (#WICA3).

The article I have summarized here can be referred to as and accessed online by the following terms:

Barratt et al. (2017): Sensory Determinants of the Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR): Understanding the Triggers. PeerJ 5:e3846; DOI 10.7717/peerj.3846.

... or you can find the version I studied on Vazirified Nexus Telegram Channel.

Channel logo designed by Elina Zand.

Intro/Background music is a section of "Only Memories Remain" by Hayden Folker.

#WICA4

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In the third session, I cram an article on ASMR itself and its relation to the state of flow. This article discusses some generally known aspects of ASMR, provides a definition and some statistical information about the triggers, brings forward some explanations about this phenomenon. You may find something new in what I say or you can just relax with the whispering.

#WICA3

#flow #airy #whisper #asmr #article #cram #psychology

In the second session, I talk about what I call "cumulative progress" and the way I am using it to improve my life as a perfectionist.

This episode can be considered a roadmap for Whispercast broadcasting channels as I have started publishing before perfecting the production and I am learning and tweaking many things along the way. During the episode, I talked about current technical issues and the ones that are solved, then I talked about the plans I have for future episodes...

#WICA2

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In the first session, I read to you The Bet from The Bet and Other Stories by Anton Chekhov (Tchekhov) as translated to English by S. Koteliansky and J. M. Murry around 1915.