ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Trouble sleeping? You could count sheep, or let I Can’t Sleep do the heavy yawning for you. Host Benjamin Boster reads slow-paced, fact-filled content on science, history, and everyday oddities with zero plot twists and even less urgency. It’s calm. It’s consistent. And yes, you might accidentally learn something. So get comfy, press play, and let your brain wander off without you.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 2 days
Average audio length:
35 minutes
Has sponsors
Video podcast
English
United States
596 episodes
since March 20, 2019
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~35.37% of listeners are from Estonia.
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CA
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AE
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
The West Highland White Terrier was bred to be small, sturdy, and remarkably determined.
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The bicycle went from a strange two wheeled experiment to one of the most popular ways to get around. This episode explores the history of bicycles, from early designs and the arrival of pedals to chains, gears, pneumatic tires, and the machines we recognize today. Along the way, you’ll learn how c…
The Empire State Building has spent nearly a century towering over Manhattan and becoming one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. This episode explores the building’s history, distinctive Art Deco architecture, interior spaces, observation decks, and the features that have made it such…
Butterflies pull off one of the most remarkable transformations in the animal kingdom. This episode explores their life cycle from egg and caterpillar to chrysalis and adult, including how metamorphosis actually works, where those elaborate wing colors come from, what butterflies eat, and how some …
Magnetism is an invisible force that shapes more of our world than we might realize. This episode explores how magnets attract and repel, how magnetic fields work, and the connection between magnetism and electricity. Along the way, you’ll hear about Earth’s magnetic field, electromagnets, magnetic…
The sewing machine transformed the way clothing and textiles were made. This episode explores the early attempts to mechanize sewing, how sewing machines developed during the Industrial Revolution, and the inventors who helped turn a simple idea into a household and industrial tool. Along the way, …
Broadway theater grew from a collection of New York stages into one of the most recognizable forms of commercial theater in the world. This episode explores the history of Broadway, how the Theater District developed, what officially makes a theater a Broadway theater, and how productions make thei…
Thunderstorms are atmospheric machines powered by warm air, moisture, and some impressively violent physics. This episode explores how thunderstorms form, what creates lightning and thunder, how towering storm clouds develop, and why some storms produce hail, strong winds, or tornadoes. Along the w…
Maple syrup begins with something surprisingly simple: sap flowing through a maple tree. This episode explores how maple sap is collected and transformed into syrup, the history of maple syrup production, and the traditions that developed around this naturally sweet treat. Along the way, you’ll hea…
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