Boring Geography For Sleep | Why Mount Rainier is Earth's Most DANGEROUS Location and more
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Boring Geography For Sleep | Why Mount Rainier is Earth's Most DANGEROUS Location and more
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Drift off with some boring geography for sleep as we explore why Mount Rainier might be Earth’s most dangerous location, a towering volcano wrapped in glaciers, steep valleys, and hidden hazards. In true Sleepless Geographer style, this is slow, calm storytelling about real geology, natural disasters, and the quiet forces shaping the Pacific Northwest.
Along the way we zoom out into more strangely risky landscapes, from unstable slopes and lahars to extreme environments where the ground is always changing. If you like relaxing science, nighttime ambience, and soothing explanations of mountains, volcanoes, and Earth’s most hazardous places, press play and let the geography do the rest.
📚 Chapters:
0:00:00 Foggy Arrival on the Sleeping Volcano
0:12:46 Ice That Feeds Rivers (and Trouble)
0:25:33 Valleys Made for Speed
0:38:20 The Restless Edge of the Continent
0:51:07 Forest, Rain, and the Soft Work of Rot
1:03:54 Above the Trees: Rock, Wind, and Thin Air
1:16:41 A River That Never Gets Tired (Canyons and Carving)
1:29:27 The Coastline: Where the Planet Rearranges Itself
1:42:14 Other Quietly Dangerous Places (Volcanoes, Lakes, and Ice)
1:55:01 Night Over Rainier: Deep Time, Soft Ending