History For Sleep with the Drowsy Historian 

Get early episodes & ad-free audio on Patreon: https://patreon.com/DrowsyHistorian History For Sleep delivers slow, calm, and slightly unsettling historical storytelling that makes dozing off educationally depressing. Brought to you by the Drowsy Historian, each episode is 1–2 hours of immersive bedtime history with just enough absurd detail to keep you listening — until you aren’t. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

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Title	Date published
Fall Asleep as a Mail Coach Guard Protecting the King’s Mail (1700s England)	2026-04-13
Fall Asleep as a Stable Boy in Tudor England	2026-04-12
Fall Asleep as a Water Carrier in Ancient Athens	2026-04-11
Fall Asleep as a Clerk Recording Deaths During the 1918 Pandemic	2026-04-10
Fall Asleep as a Cave Dweller at the End of the Ice Age	2026-04-09
Fall Asleep in Siberia During the Tunguska Explosion (1908)	2026-04-08
Fall Asleep as a Phrenologist Mapping the Mind in 1840	2026-04-07
Fall Asleep as an Executioner's Assistant in Early Modern Europe	2026-04-06
Fall Asleep as a Medieval Farmer During a Failed Harvest	2026-04-05
Fall Asleep as an Elderly Villager in Ancient China	2026-04-04
Fall Asleep as a Retail Worker During the Rise of Organized Shoplifting Rings	2026-04-03
Fall Asleep as a Jesuit Missionary Questioning Your Faith in the New World	2026-04-02
Fall Asleep as a Medieval City Guard on Night Watch	2026-04-01
Fall Asleep as a Nomadic Herder on the Eurasian Steppe in 1138	2026-03-31
Fall Asleep as a Royal Navy Sailor at Sea in 1805	2026-03-30
Fall Asleep as a Medieval Monastery Scribe in 13th Century Europe	2026-03-29
Fall Asleep as a Medici Banker Watching the Bank Collapse (1480s Florence)	2026-03-28
Fall Asleep as a Roman Doctor Treating the Sick of Ancient Rome	2026-03-27
Fall Asleep as a Factory Foreman During the Great Depression	2026-03-26
Fall Asleep as a Medieval Midwife Accused of Heresy	2026-03-25

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