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 Peasant in an Ancient Indus Valley City Built for the Heat	2026-03-20
Fall Asleep As a WWI Trench Soldier Preparing for the Charge	2026-03-19
Fall Asleep As a Royal Cook for Queen Elizabeth I (Tudor England)	2026-03-18
Why You’d REGRET Being a Grave Robber in 1828 London	2026-03-17
Fall Asleep as a Dockworker in Ancient Alexandria	2026-03-16
Fall Asleep As a 1950s Factory Worker Organizing a Union	2026-03-15
Fall Asleep as a Stable Boy in the Tudor Royal Court	2026-03-14
Fall Asleep As a Nun Entering a Monastery in the Early Middle Ages	2026-03-13
Fall Asleep As a Roman Farmer Surviving a Harsh Winter	2026-03-12
Fall Asleep As a Midwife in Medieval Scotland (Where Life and Death Arrive Without Warning)	2026-03-11
What Life Was Like for an Ordinary Civilian in Nazi Germany	2026-03-10
Fall Asleep As an Ottoman Coffeehouse Owner (When Coffee Was Illegal)	2026-03-09
Fall Asleep As a Soviet Prisoner Headed to the Gulag	2026-03-08
Fall Asleep as a Whisky Maker in the Scottish Highlands	2026-03-07
Fall Asleep As a Farmer Living Through the Potato Famine of 1845	2026-03-06
Fall Asleep As a Spy Waiting for Execution During the Mexican Revolution	2026-03-05
Fall Asleep as a Victorian Chimney Sweep Inspector	2026-03-04
Fall Asleep as a Telegraph Operator During the Mexican Revolution	2026-03-03
Fall Asleep As a Servant in the Ottoman Imperial Harem	2026-03-02
Fall Asleep While Living Through London’s Gin Craze	2026-03-01

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