Sleepytime History

Moonlight Productions
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Welcome to Sleepytime History™ — true stories from the pages of history for a full night's rest. Here, we believe the best stories from history are about quiet endurance, silent triumphs, and timeless moments. Each episode is crafted to bring you peace and calm, so whether you’re kept awake by stress, anxiety, restlessness, or simply the weight of a busy day—or you just long for a moment of calm reflection before drifting off—you’ll find it here, on Sleepytime History. Written and produced by Pamela Erwin Narration: Oliver Hale © 2026 Moonlight Productions.

  1. 7h ago

    Titanic: Why Did They Ignore the Warnings?

    Welcome to Sleepytime History™ — true stories from the pages of history for a full night's rest. Tonight, the Titanic true story: the most magnificent ship of her day and the steady-handed sea captain who expected nothing from a routine Atlantic crossing but smooth sailing and a triumphant final chapter to his forty-year career. This is the story of RMS Titanic, the great liner the whole world believed unsinkable, and of Captain Edward Smith, the beloved millionaire's captain making the last voyage before his retirement. As the 1912 Titanic steamed westward beneath a flat, mirror-calm sea, ice warnings arrived by wireless through the day and were quietly waved aside, and there were lifeboats for barely half the souls aboard. Strangest of all, a novelist had imagined this very ending fourteen years earlier, in a tale of a doomed ship he named the Titan. This Titanic sinking story follows the great ship toward the Titanic iceberg and the long, dark hours that came after, a Titanic ship disaster that would change the seas forever. Retold slowly and gently as a soothing Titanic bedtime story, this episode is made to help you get sleepy and drift into rest. If you love history for sleep and tranquil history, settle in and unwind with history that calms rather than alarms. Sleepytime History brings you audiobook journeys and long-form audio books drawn from Titanic history and beyond, tales of history legends and the greatest minds in history, retold as history to soothe the mind. Whether you are here for audiobooks, for history for serenity, or for history for serenity and harmony, let these calm true tales carry you softly toward sleep. Let this gentle and haunting true story of the Titanic guide you into a restful night's sleep. If you're new here, share where you're tuning in from or request a story for a future bedtime episode. And if you enjoy these peaceful history stories, please like and subscribe — it helps us continue sharing calm, true tales from the past. Chapters: 00:00:00 Titanic: Why Did They Ignore the Warnings? 00:42:10 The Real Count of Monte Cristo: Pierre Picaud 01:21:48 Stonehenge: The Ancient Mystery No One Has Solved 02:04:46 Hopelessly Lost in the New World: Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca 02:36:10 Genghis Khan: From Outcast to Master of the Known World 03:22:01 Ernest Shackleton's Endurance: Stranded at the End of the World 03:56:12 King Arthur, Camelot, the Man Behind the Myth 04:43:28 Lost Dutchman Gold Mine: Treasure, Legend, and a Dead Man's Secret 05:21:43 Man in the Iron Mask: Royal Cover-Up or Something Worse? 06:08:03 The Holy Grail: Lost Relic or Medieval Invention? 06:56:03 How Jeanne Baret, Disguised as a Man, Became the First Woman to Circle the Globe 07:41:46 Spartacus: Rise of the Gladiator Army Watch on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/0KP99A1YtXj7wsHgAd7ukm For early access to new episodes and ad-free listening, join us on Patreon — https://www.patreon.com/SleepytimeHistory Or Buy Us a Coffee – https://buymeacoffee.com/sleepytimehistory Written and produced by Pamela ErwinNarration by Oliver HaleMusic by Pia MayaVisuals by Ben Blight This podcast contains AI-generated content. Sleepytime History™ is a trademark owned by Pamela Erwin.© 2026 Moonlight Productions. All rights reserved.

  2. 3d ago

    Real Count of Monte Cristo: Pierre Picaud (Sleepytime Archive)

    Welcome to Sleepytime History™ — true stories from the pages of history for a full night's rest. Tonight, we drift back to early nineteenth-century France to uncover the Count of Monte Cristo true story — the real life Monte Cristo hidden behind Alexandre Dumas's beloved novel. Meet Pierre Picaud, a humble shoemaker whose quiet life was shattered by jealousy and a single false accusation. On the eve of his wedding to a wealthy young woman, envious friends denounced him as a foreign spy, and he vanished into the cold stone of the Fenestrelle Fortress for seven long years. There, a dying fellow prisoner left him a hidden fortune that would change everything. This is the real Count of Monte Cristo, the flesh-and-blood man whose astonishing fate was first recorded in the police archives of Jacques Peuchet and later became the Alexandre Dumas inspiration for one of literature's most enduring works — a timeless betrayal and revenge story. As Pierre Picaud's revenge story slowly unfolds, we follow a gentle meditation on fortune, patience, and the long memory of a wronged heart, a tale of French history revenge told softly and without drama, so you can simply let go and rest. Part of our growing collection of history legends and calming audiobooks, this episode was crafted for serenity. Whether you're here to unwind with history, to get sleepy, or to let a tranquil history soothe the mind, settle in for a soothing audiobook journey from our series on the greatest minds in history. This is history for serenity and harmony, history to soothe the mind, and history for sleep — gentle audio books and history for serenity, made to carry you softly toward dreams. Let this quiet story of patience, fortune, and long-awaited justice guide you into a restful night's sleep. If you're new here, share where you're tuning in from or request a story for a future bedtime episode. And if you enjoy these peaceful history stories, please like and subscribe — it helps us continue sharing calm, true tales from the past. Chapters: 00:00:00 The Real Count of Monte Cristo: Pierre Picaud 00:39:37 Stonehenge: The Ancient Mystery No One Has Solved 01:22:35 Hopelessly Lost in the New World: Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca 01:54:00 Genghis Khan: From Outcast to Master of the Known World 02:39:50 Ernest Shackleton's Endurance: Stranded at the End of the World 03:14:02 King Arthur, Camelot, the Man Behind the Myth 04:01:17 Lost Dutchman Gold Mine: Treasure, Legend, and a Dead Man's Secret 04:39:32 Man in the Iron Mask: Royal Cover-Up or Something Worse? 05:25:52 The Holy Grail: Lost Relic or Medieval Invention? 06:13:52 How Jeanne Baret, Disguised as a Man, Became the First Woman to Circle the Globe 06:59:35 Spartacus: Rise of the Gladiator Army 07:43:51 The Cottingley Fairies Hoax: How Two Little Girls Tricked the World Watch on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/0KP99A1YtXj7wsHgAd7ukm For early access to new episodes and ad-free listening, join us on Patreon — https://www.patreon.com/SleepytimeHistory Or Buy Us a Coffee – https://buymeacoffee.com/sleepytimehistory Written and produced by Pamela Erwin Narration by Oliver Hale Music by Pia Maya Visuals by Ben Blight This podcast contains AI-generated content. Sleepytime History™ is a trademark owned by Pamela Erwin. © 2026 Moonlight Productions. All rights reserved.

  3. Jul 20

    Stonehenge: Why Did They Build It?

    Welcome to Sleepytime History™ — true stories from the pages of history for a full night's rest. Tonight, unwind with history and drift into the stonehenge mystery, told as a tranquil history for serenity and harmony. The story opens with a grieving king named Aurelius, weeping over the graves of noblemen murdered under a broken truce, and with the merlin legend that follows — the wizard who spoke of great stones in Ireland, carried out of Africa by giants and holding miraculous powers of healing. These are history legends, of course, first set down in the pages of geoffrey of monmouth some nine hundred years ago, yet the truth of neolithic britain proves stranger still. The sick really did travel to salisbury plain in search of a cure, and the ground still lies scattered with chips hacked from the bluestones by desperate hands. The six-tonne altar stone at the heart of the circle came from the far north of Scotland, hauled the length of an island by methods that predate the wheel and remain unsettled to this day. And the ancient druids, with their firelit rituals, arrived thousands of years too late to have raised a single stone. Let this be an audiobook to soothe the mind, one of the audio books that help you get sleepy among the greatest minds in history — a home for anyone who loves audiobooks of history for serenity, history to soothe the mind, and history for sleep. There is even a king arthur pendragon waiting at the very end. Let this quiet story of mystery and belief guide you into a restful night's sleep. If you're new here, share where you're tuning in from or request a story for a future bedtime episode. And if you enjoy these peaceful history stories, please like and subscribe — it helps us continue sharing calm, true tales from the past. Chapters: 00:00:00 Stonehenge: The Ancient Mystery No One Has Solved 00:42:58 Hopelessly Lost in the New World: Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca 01:14:22 Genghis Khan: From Outcast to Master of the Known World 02:00:13 Ernest Shackleton's Endurance: Stranded at the End of the World 02:34:24 King Arthur, Camelot, the Man Behind the Myth 03:21:40 Lost Dutchman Gold Mine: Treasure, Legend, and a Dead Man's Secret 03:59:55 Man in the Iron Mask: Royal Cover-Up or Something Worse? 04:46:14 The Holy Grail: Lost Relic or Medieval Invention? 05:34:15 How Jeanne Baret, Disguised as a Man, Became the First Woman to Circle the Globe 06:19:58 Spartacus: Rise of the Gladiator Army 07:04:13 The Cottingley Fairies Hoax: How Two Little Girls Tricked the World 07:52:43 The Amazons: Warrior Women of the Ancient Steppe Watch on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/0KP99A1YtXj7wsHgAd7ukm For early access to new episodes and ad-free listening, join us on Patreon — https://www.patreon.com/SleepytimeHistory Or Buy Us a Coffee – https://buymeacoffee.com/sleepytimehistory Written and produced by Pamela Erwin Narration by Oliver Hale Music by Pia Maya Visuals by Ben Blight This podcast contains AI-generated content. Sleepytime History™ is a trademark owned by Pamela Erwin. © 2026 Moonlight Productions. All rights reserved.

  4. Jul 17

    Lost in the New World: Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca (Sleepytime Archive)

    Welcome to Sleepytime History™ — true stories from the pages of history for a full night's rest. Tonight, drift off to the remarkable true story of Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, a Spanish conquistador and nobleman who set sail during the Age of Exploration chasing fortune and glory in the New World. Cabeza de Vaca joined the doomed Narváez expedition to claim the uncharted lands the Spanish called La Florida, but storms scattered the ships and turned a proud conquest into a desperate shipwreck survival story. Of six hundred men, only four remained. Across eight long years and more than three thousand miles of 16th century North America — from the marshy shores of Tampa Bay to the rugged highlands of northern Mexico — this most unlikely of Spanish explorers walked unarmed and half-starved, slowly shedding everything he once was. He survived at the mercy of peoples he had once meant to conquer, and little by little he began to see the world through their eyes. His La Florida exploration became a journey of quiet transformation, and he returned home not as a conqueror but as a humbled man determined to speak for those whose stories were seldom told. Among the great New World explorers and the greatest minds in history, few were ever remade so completely. If you love history for sleep and long-form audio books that let you unwind with history, you've found your place. This is tranquil history and history legends told gently — history for serenity, history for serenity and harmony, and history to soothe the mind. Settle in with this audiobook, one of many quiet audiobooks made to help you get sleepy at the end of a long day. Let this quiet story of endurance and transformation guide you into a restful night's sleep. If you're new here, share where you're tuning in from or request a story for a future bedtime episode. And if you enjoy these peaceful history stories, please like and subscribe — it helps us continue sharing calm, true tales from the past. Chapters: 00:00:00 Hopelessly Lost in the New World: Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca 00:31:24 Genghis Khan: From Outcast to Master of the Known World 01:17:14 Ernest Shackleton's Endurance: Stranded at the End of the World 01:51:26 King Arthur, Camelot, the Man Behind the Myth 02:38:41 Lost Dutchman Gold Mine: Treasure, Legend, and a Dead Man's Secret 03:16:56 Man in the Iron Mask: Royal Cover-Up or Something Worse? 04:03:16 The Holy Grail: Lost Relic or Medieval Invention? 04:51:16 How Jeanne Baret, Disguised as a Man, Became the First Woman to Circle the Globe 05:36:59 Spartacus: Rise of the Gladiator Army 06:21:15 The Cottingley Fairies Hoax: How Two Little Girls Tricked the World 07:09:45 The Amazons: Warrior Women of the Ancient Steppe 07:52:19 King Tut: The Nearly-Forgotten Boy Pharaoh Watch on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/0KP99A1YtXj7wsHgAd7ukm For early access to new episodes and ad-free listening, join us on Patreon — https://www.patreon.com/SleepytimeHistory Or Buy Us a Coffee – https://buymeacoffee.com/sleepytimehistory Written and produced by Pamela Erwin Narration by Oliver Hale Music by Pia Maya Visuals by Ben Blight This podcast contains AI-generated content. Sleepytime History™ is a trademark owned by Pamela Erwin. © 2026 Moonlight Productions. All rights reserved.

  5. Jul 13

    Genghis Khan: From Outcast to Greatest Conqueror of All Time

    Welcome to Sleepytime History™ — true stories from the pages of history for a full night's rest. Tonight, journey alongside Temujin, the outcast boy from an obscure clan who rose to become Genghis Khan, master of the largest land empire the world has ever known. Told gently as a Genghis Khan sleep story, this is Genghis Khan history made to help you get sleepy and unwind with history while the endless miles of steppe roll softly by. Born to a minor chieftain and marked at his birth by a fateful omen, he lost his father to poison, was cast out to the mercy of the open plains, and was hunted down and bound in a wooden yoke by the very clan that had abandoned him. Yet those chains would not hold him for long. This Genghis Khan biography traces the rise of the Mongol Empire from a single hungry child to a ruler whose word stretched from the Sea of Japan to the Caspian, and from the forests of Siberia to the mountains of Tibet. With a fighting force barely a hundred thousand strong, his Mongol conquests swallowed empires of millions, fear riding ahead of him like a herald. But the history of the Mongols holds more than the sword. This supposed savage gave his people their first code of law and their first written script, and a peace so complete that a lone traveller could cross the whole of the Mongol Empire without escort. Mongol Empire history stands among the great history legends, and here it becomes tranquil history, an audiobook of the greatest minds in history retold to soothe. Let this calm tale of one boy's long road from outcast to emperor guide you into a restful night's sleep. Sleepytime History brings you audiobooks and audio books from the past as history for sleep, history to soothe the mind, history for serenity and harmony, and history for serenity at the close of a long day. If you're new here, share where you're tuning in from or request a story for a future bedtime episode. And if you enjoy these peaceful history stories, please like and subscribe — it helps us continue sharing calm, true tales from the past. Chapters: 00:00:00 Genghis Khan: From Outcast to Master of the Known World 00:45:50 Ernest Shackleton's Endurance: Stranded at the End of the World 01:20:02 King Arthur, Camelot, the Man Behind the Myth 02:07:17 Lost Dutchman Gold Mine: Treasure, Legend, and a Dead Man's Secret 02:45:32 Man in the Iron Mask: Royal Cover-Up or Something Worse? 03:31:52 The Holy Grail: Lost Relic or Medieval Invention? 04:19:52 How Jeanne Baret, Disguised as a Man, Became the First Woman to Circle the Globe 05:05:35 Spartacus: Rise of the Gladiator Army 05:49:50 The Cottingley Fairies Hoax: How Two Little Girls Tricked the World 06:38:21 The Amazons: Warrior Women of the Ancient Steppe 07:20:55 King Tut: The Nearly-Forgotten Boy Pharaoh Watch on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/0KP99A1YtXj7wsHgAd7ukm For early access to new episodes and ad-free listening, join us on Patreon — https://www.patreon.com/SleepytimeHistory Or Buy Us a Coffee – https://buymeacoffee.com/sleepytimehistory Written and produced by Pamela Erwin Narration by Oliver Hale Music by Pia Maya Visuals by Ben Blight This podcast contains AI-generated content. Sleepytime History™ is a trademark owned by Pamela Erwin. © 2026 Moonlight Productions. All rights reserved.

  6. Jul 10

    Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance: Stranded at the End of the World (Sleepytime Archive)

    Welcome to Sleepytime History™ — true stories from the pages of history for a full night's rest. Tonight, we sail into the age of exploration for the remarkable true story of Ernest Shackleton. In 1914, as the world slipped into war, the Shackleton Endurance expedition steered the Endurance ship toward Antarctica, bound across the most hostile, icebound continent on Earth. But deep in the frozen Weddell Sea, drifting pack ice closed around her and crushed the vessel, leaving twenty-eight men stranded more than a thousand miles from the nearest human settlement. For months they lived on the shifting ice, then took to open boats through mountainous seas in search of solid ground. This polar expedition became one of history's great legends of Antarctic exploration history — and against all odds, Shackleton brought every last man home alive, guiding them at last to South Georgia island. More than a triumph of survival, this is a Shackleton survival story about a quiet, unshakable kind of Shackleton leadership, tested not in moments of glory but in the long, uncertain spaces in between. Told gently as a soothing audiobook, this is tranquil history to help you unwind with history and slowly get sleepy. Drawn from the greatest minds in history and shared as calm audio books and bedtime audiobooks, it is history for serenity and harmony — history for serenity, history to soothe the mind, and history for sleep at the close of a long day. Let this quiet story of endurance and devotion guide you into a restful night's sleep. If you're new here, share where you're tuning in from or request a story for a future bedtime episode. And if you enjoy these peaceful history stories, please like and subscribe — it helps us continue sharing calm, true tales from the past. Chapters: 00:00:00 Ernest Shackleton's Endurance: Stranded at the End of the World 00:34:11 King Arthur, Camelot, the Man Behind the Myth 01:21:26 Lost Dutchman Gold Mine: Treasure, Legend, and a Dead Man's Secret 01:59:41 Man in the Iron Mask: Royal Cover-Up or Something Worse? 02:46:01 The Holy Grail: Lost Relic or Medieval Invention? 03:34:01 How Jeanne Baret, Disguised as a Man, Became the First Woman to Circle the Globe 04:19:44 Spartacus: Rise of the Gladiator Army 05:04:00 The Cottingley Fairies Hoax: How Two Little Girls Tricked the World 05:52:30 The Amazons: Warrior Women of the Ancient Steppe 06:35:04 King Tut: The Nearly-Forgotten Boy Pharaoh 07:20:22 Ireland's Pirate Queen: Grace O'Malley Watch on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/0KP99A1YtXj7wsHgAd7ukm For early access to new episodes and ad-free listening, join us on Patreon — https://www.patreon.com/SleepytimeHistory Or Buy Us a Coffee – https://buymeacoffee.com/sleepytimehistory Written and produced by Pamela Erwin Narration by Oliver Hale Music by Pia Maya Visuals by Ben Blight This podcast contains AI-generated content. Sleepytime History™ is a trademark owned by Pamela Erwin. © 2026 Moonlight Productions. All rights reserved.

  7. Jul 6

    King Arthur, Camelot & the Man Behind the Myth

    Welcome to Sleepytime History™ — true stories from the pages of history for a full night's rest. Tonight, drift off to the legend of King Arthur, the warrior king said to have held a crumbling Britain together after Rome sailed away. Let this gentle telling carry you from the true history of a Dark Age war-leader into the shining world of Arthurian legend, where a boy pulls the sword in the stone and a kingdom kneels before him. Merlin stands at his side. A pale arm rises from a lake to offer Excalibur, greater than any blade before it. At Camelot, the finest Knights of the Round Table gather where no man sits above another, and ride out after the Holy Grail to the ends of the known world. Here too is Lancelot, the greatest of them all, whose devotion to a queen would one day undo everything. This is King Arthur history at its most soothing, unhurried and calm, following the man and the myth from the ruins of empire to a barge upon a misty lake, and asking, softly, where one ends and the other begins. Let this quiet story of endurance and devotion guide you into a restful night's sleep. If you're new here, share where you're tuning in from or request a story for a future bedtime episode. And if you enjoy these peaceful history stories, please like and subscribe — it helps us continue sharing calm, true tales from the past. Chapters: 00:00:00 King Arthur, Camelot, the Man Behind the Myth 00:47:15 Lost Dutchman Gold Mine: Treasure, Legend, and a Dead Man's Secret 01:25:30 Man in the Iron Mask: Royal Cover-Up or Something Worse? 02:11:50 The Holy Grail: Lost Relic or Medieval Invention? 02:59:50 How Jeanne Baret, Disguised as a Man, Became the First Woman to Circle the Globe 03:45:33 Spartacus: Rise of the Gladiator Army 04:29:48 The Cottingley Fairies Hoax: How Two Little Girls Tricked the World 05:18:18 The Amazons: Warrior Women of the Ancient Steppe 06:00:52 King Tut: The Nearly-Forgotten Boy Pharaoh 06:46:11 Ireland's Pirate Queen: Grace O'Malley 07:35:21 The Unsolved Mystery of the Eilean Mòr Lighthouse Watch on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/0KP99A1YtXj7wsHgAd7ukm For early access to new episodes and ad-free listening, join us on Patreon — https://www.patreon.com/SleepytimeHistory Or Buy Us a Coffee – https://buymeacoffee.com/sleepytimehistory Written and produced by Pamela Erwin Narration by Oliver Hale Music by Pia Maya Visuals by Ben Blight This podcast contains AI-generated content. Sleepytime History™ is a trademark owned by Pamela Erwin. © 2026 Moonlight Productions. All rights reserved.

  8. Jul 4

    Lost Dutchman Gold Mine: Legend or Dead Man’s Secret? (Sleepytime Archive)

    Welcome to Sleepytime History™ — true stories from the pages of history for a full night's rest. Tonight, drift off to the remarkable true story of Jacob Waltz, the mysterious prospector known as the Dutchman, and the lost gold mine that became one of the greatest unsolved legends of the American West. For more than a century, whispers have carried through the dusty winds of the Arizona desert, telling of an elusive treasure hidden deep within the rugged folds of the Superstition Mountains — gold so pure it left seasoned miners astonished. At the center of it all stood one quiet, guarded man who vanished into the peaks each winter and returned with riches no one could explain, guarding his secret until the very end. If you love calm audio books and history legends, let these audiobooks help you unwind with history and get sleepy. This is tranquil history at its gentlest — history for serenity and harmony, history to soothe the mind, and history for sleep, crafted to carry you softly toward rest. Settle in, breathe slow, and follow the footsteps of the Dutchman into the long desert night, where a buried fortune still waits somewhere among the ancient stone. Let this quiet story of mystery and obsession guide you into a restful night's sleep. If you're new here, share where you're tuning in from or request a story for a future bedtime episode. And if you enjoy these peaceful history stories, please like and subscribe — it helps us continue sharing calm, true tales from the past. Chapters: 00:00:00 Lost Dutchman Gold Mine: Treasure, Legend, and a Dead Man's Secret 00:38:31 Man in the Iron Mask: Royal Cover-Up or Something Worse? 01:24:51 The Holy Grail: Lost Relic or Medieval Invention? 02:12:52 How Jeanne Baret, Disguised as a Man, Became the First Woman to Circle the Globe 02:58:35 Spartacus: Rise of the Gladiator Army 03:42:50 The Cottingley Fairies Hoax: How Two Little Girls Tricked the World 04:31:20 The Amazons: Warrior Women of the Ancient Steppe 05:13:54 King Tut: The Nearly-Forgotten Boy Pharaoh 05:59:13 Ireland's Pirate Queen: Grace O'Malley 06:48:23 The Unsolved Mystery of the Eilean Mòr Lighthouse 07:27:12 El Dorado: Relentless Search for the City of Gold Watch on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/0KP99A1YtXj7wsHgAd7ukm For early access to new episodes and ad-free listening, join us on Patreon — https://www.patreon.com/SleepytimeHistory Or Buy Us a Coffee – https://buymeacoffee.com/sleepytimehistory Written and produced by Pamela Erwin Narration by Oliver Hale Music by Pia Maya Visuals by Ben Blight This podcast contains AI-generated content. Sleepytime History™ is a trademark owned by Pamela Erwin. © 2026 Moonlight Productions. All rights reserved.

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Welcome to Sleepytime History™ — true stories from the pages of history for a full night's rest. Here, we believe the best stories from history are about quiet endurance, silent triumphs, and timeless moments. Each episode is crafted to bring you peace and calm, so whether you’re kept awake by stress, anxiety, restlessness, or simply the weight of a busy day—or you just long for a moment of calm reflection before drifting off—you’ll find it here, on Sleepytime History. Written and produced by Pamela Erwin Narration: Oliver Hale © 2026 Moonlight Productions.

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  • Creator
    Moonlight Productions
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    76
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