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65 قسمت
از سال 16 اوت 2019
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Could the lighting in your home or workplace be interfering with your sleep? Chronobiologist Dr. Marijke Gordijn joins Neil Hedley to explore how light influences our biological clocks, why blue light isn't necessarily the enemy, and how changing our everyday lighting habits could improve our sleep…

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In this episode Why sex and sleep are surprisingly difficult to study in a laboratory How at-home sleep technology may make naturalistic research more practical The difference between association, mechanism and an actual sleep intervention Why trying too hard can interfere with both sleep and s…
In this episode How Diane Macedo's years in overnight and early-morning news contributed to her sleep problems Why she stopped assuming she was simply a lifelong "bad sleeper" The myth that every adult must get exactly eight hours How circadian timing complicates sleep for shift workers Light,…
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In this episode How Erin Davis went from morning-radio wakeups to bedtime stories Why she calls retirement “rewirement” How Drift was conceived and launched in 2021 The original Drift format: breathing, story and waves Why bedtime narration requires a different broadcasting voice Public-domai…
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