Close your eyes and slip into a stranger past. Soothing History for Sleep blends soft storytelling with outrageous, surprising, and often bizarre moments from history. Each episode guides you into dreams with gently told stories of Viking warriors, Roman colosseums, ancient love rituals, medieval beauty trends, and forgotten jobs that will make your skin crawl. Whether it is sex in ancient Egypt, drugs in the Byzantine Empire, or cavewoman culture shock, you’ll find yourself lulled by strange truths — told slowly, softly, and with just enough weird to keep your imagination wandering. The facts are real. The pace is calm. The past was never this relaxing.
Close your eyes and slip into a stranger past. Soothing History for Sleep blends soft storytelling with outrageous, surprising, and often bizarre moments from history. Each episode guides you into dreams with gently told stories of Viking warriors, Roman colosseums, ancient love rituals, medieval beauty trends, and forgotten jobs that will make your skin crawl. Whether it is sex in ancient Egypt, drugs in the Byzantine Empire, or cavewoman culture shock, you’ll find yourself lulled by strange truths — told slowly, softly, and with just enough weird to keep your imagination wandering. The facts are real. The pace is calm. The past was never this relaxing.
Long before bottled shampoo and bar soap, humanity still had to get clean. In this calm, sleep-ready journey through time, we explore the surprising, strange, and sacred ways people bathed before modern hygiene. From Roman olive oil scrapes to Egyptian natron rituals, discover the ancient world of bathing without soap.
Close your eyes and drift into the past — where water, ash, sand, and oil were all part of the ritual of being clean.
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