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Tacos | Educational Sleep Podcast

Tacos started as practical handheld food and somehow became a topic people argue about with surprising intensity. In this episode, we go through the history of tacos, how they spread beyond Mexico, the regional styles that people defend like sports teams, and why a tortilla fille ...  Show more

Neuschwanstein Castle | Can’t Sleep? Learn About Bavaria’s Fairy Tale Castle

Neuschwanstein Castle is what happens when a king builds his medieval fantasy in the Bavarian mountains. This episode explores the castle’s history, its connection to King Ludwig II, its theatrical design, and why this unfinished palace became one of the most recognizable castles ...  Show more

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