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Kingdoms at Dusk · Sleep History

Kingdoms at Dusk · Sleep History

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Fall asleep inside history. A calm sleep podcast that takes a single quiet night from the past, a medieval village, ancient Rome, a knight's whole life, and lets you sleep inside it. A real disclosed voice, sources in every episode, and no mid roll ads. New episodes Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Part of the Gildenmyth family. More at kingdomsatdusk.com.© 2026 Suite 313 Media, LLC 世界 心理学 心理学・心の健康 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • You board a Mississippi riverboat at dusk and sleep as it steams south, 1876 | 4 Hour Sleep Story, No Mid Roll Ads

    You board a Mississippi riverboat at dusk and sleep as it steams south, 1876 | 4 Hour Sleep Story, No Mid Roll Ads
    2026/08/31
    Fall asleep inside history. Tonight you are a passenger on a stern wheel packet boat leaving St. Louis at dusk in the autumn of 1876, steaming south down the Mississippi through a calm and starry night. You take supper in the long white cabin, walk the quiet guards while the towns slide past, look in at the engine room watch and the darkened pilot house where a man steers twelve hundred remembered miles of river, and listen as the leadsman sings the depth of the water up out of the dark, two soft words that mean all is well. The great wheel turns astern like a heartbeat, the boat ties up if fog ever closes the river, and your berth waits in a small white stateroom where the light comes gently through the transom.

    You will hear the steady soft churn of the stern wheel, water sliding along a wooden hull, the slow deep sigh of the scape pipes, the gentle working creak of a big timber boat, and far off, the leadsman's call and one whistle answered across the water.

    This is a four hour sleep story. The narration ends softly a little past the three hour mark, and then the river runs on beneath you until the fourth hour. Black screen friendly.

    Chapters:
    0:00 Welcome
    6:57 The Levee At Dusk
    12:19 Under The Great Bridge
    16:28 The Boat From Keel To Texas
    22:22 Supper In The Long Cabin
    26:30 The Guards At Evening
    30:59 The Engine Room Watch
    34:54 The Main Deck Sleeps
    39:19 The Leadsman'S Song
    45:00 The Pilot House
    52:48 Wooding Up By Torchlight
    57:39 When The River Closes
    1:02:13 Your Stateroom
    1:06:12 The Train On The Illinois Shore
    1:09:49 The Boat Settles
    1:15:13 Drifting

    Listen with the video on YouTube: add the episode link.

    New episodes Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6pm Eastern. Nights carry you inside an ordinary evening from the past. Tales, every Friday, tell one true story from history, calm enough to sleep to and interesting enough to stay up for.

    🕯 Kingdoms at Dusk: https://kingdomsatdusk.com
    📜 All our worlds: https://gildenmyth.com
    🌙 Norse myth sleep stories, The Sleeping Almanac: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSleepingAlmanac
    🕊 Goddess sleep meditations, The Tender Hour: https://www.youtube.com/@TheTenderHourChannel
    🎙 David's interview podcast, Conversations That Count: https://www.youtube.com/@ConversationsThatCount-CTC
    🎧 Also on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3J6lZ10GvK07qCv3aQxnkR and Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/conversations-that-count-a31f16a6-3131-4c8f-982f-19d52407e8eb/id1890348796

    Sources: Mark Twain, Old Times on the Mississippi and Life on the Mississippi; Louis C. Hunter, Steamboats on the Western Rivers; Frederick Way Jr., Way's Packet Directory; Thomas C. Buchanan, Black Life on the Mississippi; George Byron Merrick, Old Times on the Upper Mississippi.

    A real human voice with AI assistance, fully disclosed. No mid roll ads, ever, so nothing wakes you.
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    3 時間
  • Rain Sounds for Sleeping | 3 Hours of Gentle Rain on a Tea House Roof by West Lake, No Talking

    Rain Sounds for Sleeping | 3 Hours of Gentle Rain on a Tea House Roof by West Lake, No Talking
    2026/08/29
    Three hours of warm gentle rain on the tiled roof and broad leaves of a lakeside tea house, drops falling from the deep eaves and a fine hiss of rain on open water, with no talking at all. This is the same tea house from our Rainy Night at a Tea House on West Lake story. Black screen friendly.

    You will hear soft steady rain on roof tiles and leaves, slow drips from the eaves, and the small lap of lake water under the balcony, with no music, no voice, and no thunder to startle you awake.

    Listen with the video on YouTube: add the episode link.

    🕯 Kingdoms at Dusk: https://kingdomsatdusk.com
    📜 All our worlds: https://gildenmyth.com
    🌙 Norse myth sleep stories, The Sleeping Almanac: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSleepingAlmanac
    🕊 Goddess sleep meditations, The Tender Hour: https://www.youtube.com/@TheTenderHourChannel
    🎙 David's interview podcast, Conversations That Count: https://www.youtube.com/@ConversationsThatCount-CTC
    🎧 Also on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3J6lZ10GvK07qCv3aQxnkR and Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/conversations-that-count-a31f16a6-3131-4c8f-982f-19d52407e8eb/id1890348796
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    3 時間
  • The Richest Man Who Ever Lived | The True Story of Mansa Musa, Told for a Calm Night

    The Richest Man Who Ever Lived | The True Story of Mansa Musa, Told for a Calm Night
    2026/08/28
    Mansa Musa of Mali is often called the richest man who ever lived, and this is his true story, told slowly and gently so you can fall asleep inside it. He ruled the Mali Empire at its height, from about 1312 to about 1337, a realm of gold fields and salt mines and river cities that took months to cross. In 1324 he set out on the pilgrimage to Mecca with a caravan the chroniclers could barely count, crossing the Sahara by starlight, and gave away so much gold in Cairo that the price of gold there, by one careful contemporary account, stayed low for a dozen years. He met the sultan of Egypt in one of history's politest standoffs, ran short of money on the way home like any traveler, and returned with something better than what he had spent: scholars, books, and a poet of Granada who built for him. He raised mosques at Timbuktu and Gao, and the city of Timbuktu grew into one of the great centers of learning on earth, its libraries alive to this day. We tell the story the way the chroniclers told it, al Umari, Ibn Battuta, Ibn Khaldun, and we say so gently wherever the legend has outgrown the evidence.

    Real history for sleep: a real human voice, sources listed below, no mid roll ads, and nothing sudden. This is a Tale episode, our Friday tradition: one true story from history, told at the fireside. The story ends softly around the 65 minute mark and the desert fireside continues to the 100 minute mark. Black screen friendly.

    And if you would like to spend a whole night inside the city of books itself, our episode A Night in Timbuktu is waiting on this channel.

    Chapters:
    0:00 Welcome
    5:47 The Country Of Gold
    12:09 The King Who Sailed West
    18:04 The Caravan Gathers
    22:19 The Road Of Stars
    26:01 Gold Like Weather
    30:14 The Politest Standoff
    33:13 The Holy City, And The Empty Purse
    39:08 The City Of Books
    45:13 The Traveler, The Historian, And The Map
    52:10 Drifting

    Listen with the video on YouTube: add the episode link.

    New episodes Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6pm Eastern. Nights carry you inside an ordinary evening from the past. Tales, every Friday, tell one true story from history, calm enough to sleep to and interesting enough to stay up for.

    🕯 Kingdoms at Dusk: https://kingdomsatdusk.com
    📜 All our worlds: https://gildenmyth.com
    🌙 Norse myth sleep stories, The Sleeping Almanac: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSleepingAlmanac
    🕊 Goddess sleep meditations, The Tender Hour: https://www.youtube.com/@TheTenderHourChannel
    🎙 David's interview podcast, Conversations That Count: https://www.youtube.com/@ConversationsThatCount-CTC
    🎧 Also on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3J6lZ10GvK07qCv3aQxnkR and Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/conversations-that-count-a31f16a6-3131-4c8f-982f-19d52407e8eb/id1890348796

    Sources: Al Umari in Levtzion and Hopkins, Corpus of Early Arabic Sources for West African History; Ibn Battuta, the Travels; Ibn Khaldun, Kitab al Ibar; Nehemia Levtzion, Ancient Ghana and Mali; Michael A. Gomez, African Dominion: A New History of Empire in Early and Medieval West Africa.

    A real human voice with AI assistance, fully disclosed. No mid roll ads, ever, so nothing wakes you.
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    3 時間
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