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Slow Caravan: History for Sleep

Slow Caravan

History for sleep: calm, true sleep stories about ships, sea voyages, shipwrecks and explorers, told slowly so you can drift off. Slow Caravan tells the journeys of the Indian Ocean world: monsoon winds, merchant ships, pilgrims and travellers, from the coasts of India to Arabia, Africa, Southeast Asia and Australia. Calm, sourced history for sleep, built from old journals and public-domain records. One long episode at a time.Narration is AI-generated from scripts researched and written from the sources listed in each episode.Hindi version: Slow Caravan हिंदी: नींद के लिए इतिहास

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9 épisodes

  1. The Liner That Vanished With 211 People: The Waratah (1909) | History for Sleep 2:00:12
  2. How People Actually Slept Aboard the Mayflower (1620) | History for Sleep 2:02:52
  3. One Small Ship, 700 Survivors: How Carpathia Answered Titanic's Call (1912) | History for Sleep 1:42:30
  4. The ENTIRE Story of the Old Sea Routes to India | 4 Hours of History for Sleep 4:02:10
  5. What It Was Really Like on Magellan's Last Two Ships | History for Sleep 1:01:55
  6. Life Aboard Bligh's Open Boat: 47 Days Adrift After the Bounty Mutiny | History for Sleep 1:02:46
  7. How Roman Sailors Crossed the Ocean to India for Pepper | History for Sleep 59:00
  8. Further Than Marco Polo: What It Was Like to Travel With Ibn Battuta | History for Sleep 1:00:28
  9. What It Was Like to Sail on the East India Company's First Voyages | History for Sleep 59:56