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Past Your Bedtime: History to Sleep To

Past Your Bedtime: History to Sleep To

Di: Jim Rand
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History worth staying up for. Told slowly enough to fall asleep to.

Past Your Bedtime: History to Sleep To takes you deep into the people, places, conflicts, and turning points that shaped our world — through long-form historical storytelling designed for late-night listening.

Each episode explores a chapter of history in rich detail, from royal courts and distant battlefields to political intrigue, collapsing empires, remarkable personalities, and the everyday lives of people caught in extraordinary times.

Narrated in a calm, measured style, these extended episodes give history room to breathe. There’s no rushing through the story and no need to reach the end tonight. Listen closely and learn something new, or simply close your eyes and let the past carry you toward sleep.

Whether you’re a lifelong history enthusiast, looking for something relaxing before bed, or just curious about how the modern world came to be, your journey into the past begins after bedtime.

New episodes explore history one story at a time — thoughtfully researched, deeply told, and made for the quiet hours of the night.

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  • The Line Drawn in the Mountains — Pontiac’s War and the Proclamation of 1763

    The Line Drawn in the Mountains — Pontiac’s War and the Proclamation of 1763
    Oct 27 2026

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    After the Treaty of Paris transferred an inland empire on paper, Jeffrey Amherst’s postwar economy shattered the older middle ground of gifts and alliance. Pontiac’s coordinated resistance of 1763 forced the Crown to draw the Royal Proclamation line along the Appalachians, revealing both the reach of Indigenous power and the limits of distant imperial control. A calm, deeply researched long-form documentary for bedtime listening.
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    1 ora e 18 min
  • The Long Night of Prussia — From Kunersdorf to the Peaces of 1763

    The Long Night of Prussia — From Kunersdorf to the Peaces of 1763
    Oct 13 2026
    In the second half of the Seven Years' War, Frederick the Great survives near-catastrophe at Kunersdorf, Britain and France contest the globe from Quebec to the Caribbean, and the unexpected death of Empress Elizabeth reshapes the European balance. This long-form episode follows the twin peaces of Paris and Hubertusburg and the exhausted world that emerged from them, told for calm, immersive bedtime listening.
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    1 ora e 52 min
  • The World Reversed — Kaunitz, Frederick, and the Opening of the Seven Years’ War

    The World Reversed — Kaunitz, Frederick, and the Opening of the Seven Years’ War
    Oct 3 2026
    After Aix-la-Chapelle left Silesia in Prussian hands, Wenzel Anton von Kaunitz spent years reversing Europe’s alliances. This long-form documentary follows the Diplomatic Revolution of 1756, Frederick II’s invasion of Saxony, Kolín, Rossbach, and Leuthen — the opening of a war that had already begun in America and would not end in 1757. Calm, deeply researched history of a peace that satisfied almost no one.
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    1 ora e 59 min
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