Past Your Bedtime: History to Sleep To
Jim Rand
Topics: History · Education
History worth staying up for. Told slowly enough to fall asleep to. Past Your Bedtime: History to Sleep To takes you deep into the people, places, conflicts, and turning points that shaped our world — through long-form historical storytelling designed for late-night listening. Each episode explores a chapter of history in rich detail, from royal courts and distant battlefields to political intrigue, collapsing empires, remarkable personalities, and the everyday lives of people caught in extraordinary times. Narrated in a calm, measured style, these extended episodes give history room to breathe. There’s no rushing through the story and no need to reach the end tonight. Listen closely and...
Latest episodes
- The Line Drawn in the Mountains — Pontiac’s War and the Proclamation of 1763
- The Long Night of Prussia — From Kunersdorf to the Peaces of 1763
- The World Reversed — Kaunitz, Frederick, and the Opening of the Seven Years’ War
- The Pragmatic Queen — Maria Theresa and the War of the Austrian Succession
- The Last Rising — Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745
- The Georgia Experiment
- The Republic of Pirates
- Blackbeard, Pirates & the South Sea Bubble | 1715–1721
- The Great Frost of 1709
- The Window on the Baltic: Peter the Great and the Great Northern War
Past Your Bedtime: History to Sleep To is No. 144 in History on Apple Podcasts in Ireland today. The latest episode came out on October 27, 2026. A new episode comes out about every 10 days.
Today's places
| Chart | Place | Since yesterday |
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| Ireland: History | 144 | ▼55 |
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