Charity Shop Haul & TV Dramas! | Nov Faves | Hannah Witton

[@alexhelme853]

your bookshelf is beautiful and you always have such a good taste in interesting books, if you ever did a kind of bookshelf tour video or something like that i would be very interested

[@ConverseOnly]

Hannah, just so you know, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is *not* a remake of the 90s show :) That was just loosely based on the comics but the Netflix one is the adaptation of the comics. It has nothing to do with the sitcom!

[@hannahwitton]

Well that makes sense!!

[@Harrison_J_T]

The new series is based on a specific comic series, not the comics as a whole. The original comics were not as dark.

[@ReadByJess]

You always find the best charity shop clothes, I wouldn’t know where to start!

[@hannahwitton]

I just move towards colours and patterns that I like and something usually is good

[@ReadByJess]

Hannah Witton are there any charity shops in particular you recommend?

[@dcfan7838]

"This is going to hurt" has been my favourit book recently. Me and my mum have been non stop laughing

[@digitalnomadgirl]

Yay for charity shop haul!! Also DEFINITELY going to get that Inferior book!

[@georgiamarie_]

I think I’m definitely going to have to get that Inferior book! You talking about your experience with ulcerative colitis actually reminds me a lot of my experience with scoliosis, it’s much more common in females and no one has a clue what causes it, I’ve always got the ‘you’re just unlucky 🤷🏻‍♀️’ response. Maybe if it was more common in males we’d have more answers!

[@Steph163.]

Only answer I've ever had a doctor about my scoliosis is that it is more likely to affect girls more than boys because of how the spines grow between 11-20. As girls grow their (can't remember exactly the front side or back side of spine first) backs the other side is more likely to curve

[@misstonix]

omg that thing about women having stronger immune systems and autoimmune diseases blew my mind also yes they're currently filming season 2 of Killing Eve!! :D

[@ellenkarlsson9490]

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is NOT a remake of the tv show Sabrina the Teenage Witch, neither is it based on it. They are actually both based on a comic book series from the 60s. So same source material, different interpretations.

[@hayleysteele240]

Actually its a different source material - completely different comics. Just the same character names.

[@justathumb]

if you want to see an overview of the whole OJ debacle that is extremely insightful and informative, and really focuses more on the victim, Nicole Brown, I highly recommend the documentary "OJ: Made in America". It was only made a couple of years ago and won an Oscar. I went into it like you, having only seen the OJ TV drama. This doco (stick out the first couple eps, the last couple are incredible), was really moving, and focused on the plight of women in domestic abuse relationships, and how people's obsession with celebrity had a higher priority than the victim's safety. It really puts the whole thing in perspective.

[@mariacopley2128]

I READ "THIS IS GOING TO HURT" OVER THE SUMMER AND I READ IT OVER AND OVER AGAIN BECAUSE IT'S JUST SO INCREDIBLE

[@jeffgarlick]

Forgot it was Tuesday! SUPER happy to watch something FUN because tomorrow I have oral surgery to extract a tooth and I'm trying to spend today just relaxing and taking my mind off of it! Your content is ALWAYS fun! :-)

[@Spacebuny]

Shoes! It’s not always about looking like granny. As a teenager a lot of young women buy things to fit in, in our early 20’s we dress to be stylish, but by the end of our twenties to early thirty’s my friends and I begin to dress for ourselves. We wanted to look good, but we realized that we also wanted to be comfortable doing it. Clark’s are my favorite go to shoes. They look good and although they aren’t high heels they are cute. My grandmother always said if your feet aren’t happy you won’t be happy. (She owned a shoe store for 30 years) Good luck to you!

[@hayleyrebecca97]

Inferior is great. Angela Saini spoke at my university September last year and as a female chemistry student, I found she was wonderfully motivating.

[@norfilmshetland]

Oh, Hannah, Hannah! Your exuberance should be available on the NHS! You! Being an old woman by buying Clarks boots? Stay young! That's an order! Such a tonic 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤👍

[@ChelssssW]

Literally shouted at my tv "ARE YOU??" when you said you're in the Strip music video I love it how have I not realised this!!!

[@Jajus23]

The blinds are greaat! Love them!

[@ntcssj]

Those are really nice blinds! I usually hate the cheap ones in rentals so just go with fabric curtains but those are so nice and a perfect pop of colour! :)

[@Gurkhyvel]

I have atopic skin which also is a autoimmune disorder so good to hear it’s because I have a banging immune system, lol! Killing eve is awesome loved it. Xx

[@SuperHoops]

That burp you did proper made me lol, I don’t even know why. 😂

[@Eemsta]

That was the most fascinating pronunciation of OB/GYN I've ever heard. Do Brits not just say all the letters? Love cultural linguistic differences!

[@hannahwitton]

haha nope we say obs and gynae!

[@shaunaisaJellyBean]

Think in Europe we say it as the short versions of the words that the letters stand for

[@nataliecat98nc]

OB stands for obstetrics which is why we'd say obs, then GYN stands for gynaecology which is why we usually say gynae🤔 though I think an "OB/GYN" doctor is generally just referred to by the gynaecology part in the UK based on what I've heard other people say...

[@hanzib31]

Why would you say all the letters?! Ob is short for obstetrics and gyn is short for gynaecology... We just shorten the words. Spelling it out makes no sense? 😂 It's always confused me why Americans do that. They aren't anagrams or anything...

[@Eemsta]

Natalie Clarke I mean, I know what they stand for, of course. Everyone here just says O-B-G-Y-N. Or “O-B”. Or “gyno”. Which still is technically incorrect because we spell it “gynecologist” here.

[@catherineeASMR]

With regards to what you said about not knowing how to help the nhs... with your influence, you could mention (if not on youtube, an instagram post would also be good) using the NHS conscientiously, such as buying paracetamol from drug stores, not going to see the GP for a cold, cough etc and buying medicines or creams if the person can afford it rather than getting it free just because its available, since all of these costs add up and could be used elsewhere. I completely agree that it is an incredible thing to have and often taken for granted. (p.s. always love your content x)

[@lyra5712]

Ran to get a cup of tea and stop everything to watch this x 100% worth it x

[@miareichert5964]

i currently have Inferior out from the library and have been listening to LM5 on repeat!❤️

[@Dixavd]

blinds were the real MVP

[@shaunaisaJellyBean]

This is going to hurt is an incredible book! Cried on a train over it but totally work it!

[@Matthew-Fletcher]

As you have a PS4, get yourself Detroit Become Human. Phenomenal game, brilliant story, really makes you feel for the characters and there’s so many different endings that it’s replayable at least 5 times if not more!

[@organisedchaosxo]

You've certainly got swankier charity shops than me! I think I need to visit yours for the goodies!

[@RebeckyMiguel]

Your book recommendations are always so good! I absolutely loved This Is Going To Hurt (though as someone heading into a career in medicine it definitely gave me a lot to think about). Definitely adding the others to my "to read" list, Inferior sounds fascinating - the sound of it reminded me of of a TED talk I watched by Alyson McGregor called "Why medicine often has dangerous side effects on women", which is really worth a watch, has anyone else seen it?

[@hannahwitton]

ooh I haven't seen that one!

[@emmacat5979]

OMG SABRINA WAS SO GOOD

[@thebigyearandbeyond]

The People vs OJ was brilliant! Really well done!

[@libbysjournal]

Did anybody else watching chilling adventures of Sabrina every time they say the dark Lord immediately Voldemort or is that just me ?

[@jeannareadsbooks8475]

If you're up for continuing the female-focused medical nonfiction train I highly recommend The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebeccca Skloot (it's on audible). I just finished it and its phenomenal. A really important piece of black history we don't know about, well structured and just a captivating story

[@alexad1498]

Jeanna Roberts there’s also a radiolab podcast that’s like a summary of the book!!

[@alexad1498]

Jeanna Roberts there’s also a radiolab podcast that’s like a summary of the book!!

[@xeshacinds]

I listened to Feminists Don't Wear Pink last month and it's absolutely incredible! You'll love it! 💕

[@greensteve9307]

I agree with your comments on Sabrina! Just the right amount of horror.

[@celineludewig987]

I think if you want to grow your business, you’d love this book 📖 Friction: passion brands in the age of disruption!!! I love it, it takes about building companies with a purpose 👍🏻

[@lucieleberre3922]

Hannah, always love your favorite videos and always impress by what you manage to find in charity shop. Would you recommend specific ones in London ?

[@gregorythomas333]

I took your recommendation and started watching Killing Eve though i was not much of a Sandra Oh fan. Holy shite on a shingle...i absolutely LOVE this show! And I am now...very much...a Sandra Oh fan :) So, now I am off to watch Sabrina...

[@meganrea9717]

I am so interested in reading inferior! I took a class called gender and science and we spoke so much about biases in science and how sex is almost never a variable in studies bc men are always the baseline but there are so many biological differences between the way women and men experience health. One thing I’d really love to see is a lot of studies done with trans men and women (both on and off hormones) to see how it differs between everyone. I know cis women have different heart attack symptoms than cis men but I really wish there was more available on how trans* people and intersex people experience things like this! I’m just so interested in science!

[@anniinakorpela7288]

looking forward Sabrina season 2 !! :)

[@alexhelme853]

wow the insight that Sabrina is the weakest character really got me. I could not decide whether i liked that show for so long and the only conclusion i've come to is that i think i'm excited to see where the second season goes, but i totally agree, i was so excited for the aesthetic and like addams family-esque vibe of the show and i felt like the aunts have that and some of the other characters but there were some parts (including sabrina herself) that just felt at odds with the rest of the show and not as enjoyable. idk. i watched it really fast so i didn't have a lot of time to process it.

[@1973InternationalKid]

I felt like I didn't really LEARN anything from "Inferior"-- nothing really stuck out in my mind as important or mind-blowing. But perhaps that's even more of an indication that more women-led and woman-based research needs to happen! Stoked for the next Banging read though!

[@robertmcelfresh1031]

Killing Eve was fun and they ARE doing a second season. Sandra Oh has been nominated for an Emmy but I think Jodie Comer should get the award.

[@sonachu9130]

Random thought about evolutionary differences in men and women. I've been reading a lot about the gut connection to our brain (and literally every part of our body) and how gut issues can be linked with mental health issues. If our immune system is stronger as women and able to defend against issues within our gut.. how the differences in survival against mental health issues shows up between men and women also. A very long disjointed thought there but it came to mind :P anywhooo... love the favourites videos - i get so many book ideas from them :D

[@shantim7740]

For music in November, I fell in love with The Beths! the're very rock-y but with great lyrics! otherwise, I've been learning to drive and surviving exams by watching too much of the big bang theory haha

[@MyLunaRose]

I really liked killing Eve

[@ElectraJade74]

You need to watch Outlander!! The way sex is shown and interacted with is so great! Also, I recently read Maresi by Maria Turtshaninoff and you should totally read it because there's a lot of discussion of trauma and female empowerment and also a revenge vs forgiveness debate and all that kind of good stuff involved in the storyline. Plus it's originally in Finnish, and I've been trying to increase my number of translated novels read this year and I always think that increasing the diversity of your reading list is a good thing, so it's a good one to pick. www.goodreads.com/book/show/28818217-maresi

[@fabiennehurkens]

What you said about chilling adventures of Sabrina resonated with me so much..! Like we are the same person. I really loved it and can't wait for season 2 to arrive. Did you see the Christmas special they came out with? 😍

[@littlemusic4x]

I thought the new Sabrina show might be too spooky for me but now I think I have to give it a go. The Little Mix album is sooo good, brilliant for a kitchen dance party. I really enjoyed the Years & Years album this month as well, though it's a bit older. The new Ben Aaronovitch book from the Peter Grant series, I can't get enough. And"Bodyguard" on Netflix, holy shit! It's so thrilling!

[@noreensharif4220]

Hannah, have you read Sander Gilman's article 'Black Bodies, White Bodies'? It's a really interesting text about how medicine has been not only sexist but also racist. Also, so cool that you're promoting shopping at charity shops!

[@noreensharif4220]

Also, would love to hear your thoughts about the show Outlander

[@isabbygabbyorcrabby]

This is going to hurt broke my heart! It's so hilarious but it makes me so sad for all the junior doctors that work so hard for our amazing nhs!!

[@locomademoiselle]

I also loved Killing Eve - I highly recommend Black Earth Rising!! P.s. please be aware of transphobic comments e.g. "lady bits"xx

[@pAsDeNoMzUt]

Hi Hannah, happy new year! Where did you get your blinds please? I can't find what I want in Ikea and as I'm new in the UK I have no idea which shops are good value/quality to look for that. Ta x

[@candicedouglas9873]

Books, books, books... Been doing a fair bit of reading just lately. Previous book I finished was 'The Haunting of Hill House' by Shirley Jackson. The Netflix TV series is based on this novel. I saw the series first, which inspired me to read the novel. It's really quite different to the series and like the series is bit of a slow burner and gradually picks up. Worth reading since it's also considered a classic piece of horror writing. Shirley wrote the book back in 1959. My current read is Thomas Keneally's 'Schindler's List'. Now, I love the movie... quite possibly one of the greatest films ever made. The book, well, is just as amazing... and heavy going. I mean The Holocaust is a dark period in human history. And the suffering and indignity these people (the Jews) suffered is almost inconceivable. A couple of times I've teared up due to the shear brutality and inhumanness that these people endured, and lengths that some of these people went to just to stay alive. A book people everyone should read and a film all should watch. After this, I'm going for something a little more lighter in reading, 'Devil May Care' by Sebastian Faulks. An original James Bond novel which essentially picks up after the final Fleming novel. I love James Bond and I'm very much looking forward to reading this. After Devil May Care, I've got 'The Man in the High Castle' by Philip K. Dick lined up. The Amazon series is based on this novel and is a-maz-ing. I think this will be just as so. Can't wait to sink my eyes into this one too. Genres - Horror, True Story, Spy/Espionage, Parallel Word/Sci-fi. Quite a mixed bag. Oh, and I'm going to grab your book too...

[@AsherWolfson]

Stronger immune system... that was my first immediate thought, too. Never thought about the AID issue... wow.

[@rachemsful]

I have type one diabetes (which is autoimmune) and I was always told it's more prevelant in girls but wasn't told why. But now I guess it makes sense!

[@Joel-Cares-4-you]

Keep up the good work and always try to feel positives. And love yoir videos. Your fan joel

[@Catmum1998]

I love killing eve!! All I could see was Christina from greys anatomy though 😂 they have confirmed a series 2 😁

[@DeliciousReads]

Loved this video :) Also, your earrings look gorgeous on you- where are they from?

[@Emily-oe5pu]

i work in Clarks and i have the same boots as you!

[@emilymisty798]

I enjoyed killing eve, it was awesome and currently watching chilling adventures of sabrina and its good. I would recommend Wentworth its an Australian womens prison drama. Its awesome, I have got so into, even had dreams about it.

[@dj9048]

Adam Kay's stand-up is great too. Loads of Great clips on KZbin.

[@enilec.]

Okay what you said at 3:04 has been my last few years with scoliosis for sure. It’s more a medical condition than disability (depending on each case) but it sure annoys me when doctors say they have no answers argh! Girls are more likely to have scoliosis at a ratio of 10 to 1 so

[@Daniela-hk2rh]

Autoimmune disease sister here! Hidradenitis Suppurativa.

[@hiimlisaaa]

Yesss killing eve ❤❤❤

[@marcusperry7461]

Try The Kominsky Method. Would be interesting to hear what you think.

[@christinahernandez352]

If you liked Inferior I highly recommend Survival of the Sickest!

[@frenchibi]

Hhhh I read a book this month that changed my life - "Everything I never told you" by Celeste Ng. It's heartbreaking but so good and so... human in its portrayal of grief and family, it's one of those books that will stay with you long after you read it and I can VERY warmly recommend it!!

[@lazyperfectionist1]

Timothy Ferriss has written five books and _three_ of them involve doing things in four hours: _The 4-Hour Workweek_ _The 4-Hour Body_ _The 4-Hour Chef_ It almost seems odd that he has yet to write a book called "The 4-Hour Book."

[@davidlance5310]

Would now recommend The Assassination of Gianni Versace & The Haunting of Hill House (it’s not gory at all)

[@jillianb8992]

Have you watched Doctor Foster? Jodie Comer is in that too. Book: Ask Me About My Uterus by Abby Norman. Happy Chanukah!

[@emilyschettlers]

You've gotta watch New Amsterdam and read The Art of Gathering

[@TrapezeLeader]

I would like to watch a video about how your typical day is organised! I am really curious how you can do so much a month! Wanna be like you😃

[@ruthlouise95]

Hi Hannah, I haven't read Inferior, or Testosterone Rex, but I was wondering how they compare?

[@caitmcg4382]

Was thinking the same thing!!

[@Roytulin]

This is the first KZbin video I’ve watched where the host who claims to be sick actually sounds remotely sick. 👍🏻 Way to save the NHS: vote out the Tories

[@ChloeexL]

if I had to make a list of my favorite things of the year you'd be one of the first 3 things !

[@luciasanchez6860]

WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TO ME HANNAH, we cant end on the big announcement cliffhanger!

[@jillianwilson7567]

Speaking of the most beautiful color, yellow. Have you seen the new Fantastic Beasts movie? Suuuuuuper curious on your thoughts. Sorry if I missed a video where you talked about it.

[@bridiemcdonnell]

Killing Eve Season 2 is being filmed now

[@dystopian786]

Try over the garden wall on Netflix. 10 episodes, 11 minutes each.

[@pile333]

The glove, dudes. OJ Simpson's glove! Have you ever seen the real footage of his poor wife's corpse and his friend's one? He practically beheaded her and disemboweled her friend and he didn't even go to jail; ironically he eventually went to jail for a different crime.

[@maritbeerse2736]

You should check out Rebellion on Netflix! It's about the Easter Rising in Dublin :D

[@victoriamather2267]

What happened to all your Twitch videos?! And will you be streaming regularly?

[@firefly24601]

For some reason this didn’t show up in my subscriptions. I almost missed it!

[@ragandboneman4503]

Read a book called a street cat named bob it was made into a film too

[@AthynVixen]

You should watch Trust on BBC iplayer

[@TaikiFouLung]

just as a reminder: there are also men and enbies with vulvas that go to gynokologists - calling them ladybits might not be the most inclusive thing to do :)

[@eyejay404]

Saini is pronounced like "sigh knee" btw xxx

[@GeovaneOliveira48642]

Hannah I know you are not into spooky stuff, but plss watch The Haunting of Hill House you wont regret it

[@tonydimeo1882]

Hannah I love ❤️ you

[@youtubasoarus]

3:21 - Had an issue similar to yours, my medical people (doctors, surgeons) said the same things they said to you and i'm a guy. I don't think it's sexist. They just don't know. Contrary to our public facing view of doctors and medical practitioners, they don't know everything about the body and what's wrong with us. Hence, the need for continual research.

[@jmcosmos]

Yer, that neck-y thing? 's'called "getting a crick in yer neck."

[@elise4238]

Hannah pleaaaassseee go to a Chiropractor bby!!!

[@Alex-nl5cy]

That "4 hour work week" thing just sounds like How to Be a Rentseeker :(

[@spriddlez]

I don't know what Little Mix/LM5/Strip is. But I also don't really care for music >__>

[@RoisinsReading]

I liked this is going to hurt and yeah it’s great for NHS funding and to inspire people. But I also found him highly fatphobic in a lot of places which took me out of the “story”. Not sure story is the right word but you get me. Also I think OJ did it mainly because he was convicted for serious violence afterwards

[@pile333]

Hannah was the mother of Mary, grandmother of Jesus Christ.

[@judyradin]

Were is vlogunakua

[@hannahwitton]

this is vlogunakua

[@paulflack5653]

Differing life expectancy is because women don't get manflu, which is sometimes fatal. :-)

[@paleghosty]

hey hannah i love all of your stuff!! i know you're wonderful and lgbtq+ inclusive but i was wondering if you would be able to use worlds like 'assigned female at birth' instead of 'women' because i know u know that vagina/uterus/boobs =/= woman and vice versa but that's just how language has generalised gender. i know it can be a bit wordy but it's way more inclusive and less inadvertently cissexist :) youre wonderful please keep it up!!

[@lazyperfectionist1]

"I remember loving _Sabrina, the Teenage Witch,_ but I don't remember that much about it." Really? I watched a few episodes, but ultimately found it too cheesy. Sabrina asks her father a question (in the pilot, as I recall), he says no, and then the laugh track rolls. Was something funny? So, yeah, I stopped watching after a few episodes.