Sleep Theories
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Sleep Theories
Latest episodes
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Cropsey, the Staten Island urban legend that turned out to be real. Tonight’s sleep story follows the Cropsey legend from a Catskills summer camp to the tunnels beneath the Willowbrook State School, and asks a question…
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Agartha, the hidden underground kingdom beneath Tibet. Is there a real gateway? Tonight’s sleep story follows the Agartha conspiracy theory from a Denisovan jawbone found in a sacred Tibetan cave to the secret…
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Project Stargate, remote viewing, and the CIA’s psychic spy program: a long-form sleep story about the one target the viewers were never supposed to find. For twenty-three years the United States government paid people…
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Simulation theory sleep story: the scientists who discovered reality isn’t real, and the secret experiment that proved we were never supposed to know. A calm, long-form simulation conspiracy for sleep, with no ads in…
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The Headless Valley mystery of Canada’s Nahanni River is one of the strangest unsolved cases in the far north. In 1908, a search party went into a remote stretch of the South Nahanni and found the bodies of prospectors…
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The Oakville blobs mystery of 1994, told as a cozy horror sleep story. In August 1994, small clear blobs of jelly fell with the rain over Oakville, Washington. Residents got sick, animals died, and lab tests on the…
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The Halifax Explosion of 1917 was the largest man-made explosion before the atomic bomb, and the twenty minutes before it hold a secret. In this long-form sleep story, a French munitions ship, the SS Mont-Blanc,…
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The Dodleston Messages time travel mystery, told as a sleep story. In 1984, strange messages started appearing on a BBC Micro computer at Meadow Cottage in Dodleston, England. The computer wasn’t connected to anything.…
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In 1978, NASA’s Seasat satellite mapped the ocean from orbit for 105 days, then went dark. This sleep story follows the engineers who spotted something moving beneath the Pacific that never followed the current, a…
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The Marconi scientist mystery: in the 1980s, more than twenty British defence scientists and engineers were lost in circumstances that were never fully explained. Tonight’s long sleep story looks at one of Britain’s…
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- Oldest episode in feed
- 02/2025 · over a year
- Typical length
- 3 hr 31 min
- Format
- Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone
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