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Sleep Theories

Sleep Theories
Cold War
Lake Lanier
Mkultra
Bermuda Triangle
Bohemian Grove
Quantum Mechanics
Many Worlds Interpretation
Artificial Intelligence
Baltic Sea Anomaly
Bilderberg
Knights Of the Golden Circle
Phoenix Lights
Danvers State Hospital
Unidentified Aerial Phenomena
DB Cooper
Oak Island
Dyatlov Pass Incident
Chronovisor
Secret Societies
Denali

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Latest Episodes

Starfish Prime, Operation Dominic, and the 1962 high-altitude nuclear tests: a Cold War conspiracy sleep story about the night America detonated a hydrogen bomb in space, and what may have answered.

On July 9, 1962, a Thor missile carried a 1.4-mega... more

Salyut 7 angels: the Soviet space legend of six cosmonauts who saw seven glowing figures outside their space station in 1984. Fall asleep to this calm sleep story blending real space history with an original sci-fi mystery about hidden Soviet files, ... more

Breakaway civilization, NHI and UFO conspiracy sleep story about the hidden intelligence beneath the Atlantic Ocean. A research ship tracks an unidentified object that dives straight into the seafloor, an astrophysicist finds an orbiting craft taking... more

Stanley Meyer’s water powered car was one of history’s most famous suppressed inventions, and its inventor died saying ā€œthey poisoned me.ā€ In this conspiracy sleep story, we follow the Ohio inventor who claimed his dune buggy could drive from Los Ang... more

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Recent Guests

Evelyn Ma
Physicist who evaluated remote viewing programs
Independent researcher, formerly Stanford/DoD-linked project
Episode: CIA Remote Viewing: Project Stargate... | Conspiracy Theories
Michael Arden
Viewer in the remote viewing program
Former participant in Stargate program
Episode: CIA Remote Viewing: Project Stargate... | Conspiracy Theories
Celia Wren
Engineer/physicist involved in Crossroad analyses
Government/Contractor, later researcher
Episode: CIA Remote Viewing: Project Stargate... | Conspiracy Theories
Amos Vane
Geophysicist who conducted early magnetometer survey
U.S. Geological Survey
Episode: CIA Remote Viewing: Project Stargate... | Conspiracy Theories
Warren Kessler
Project lead at Crossroad, later supervisor
U.S. government field operations
Episode: CIA Remote Viewing: Project Stargate... | Conspiracy Theories
Dr Celia Ren/Wren
Analyst and key proponent of cross-domain interpretation
Contractor/Researcher
Episode: CIA Remote Viewing: Project Stargate... | Conspiracy Theories
Elaine Bellamy
spouse of Gideon, mother in the Bellamy family
Private citizen
Episode: CIA Remote Viewing: Project Stargate... | Conspiracy Theories
Elena Wren
Descendant of Silas Wren, involved in investigation
Meridian (investor group)
Episode: The 1896 Mystery Airships... The Truth | Conspiracy Theories
Father Matteo Bellori
Archivist in Rome who collaborates with Elias
Archivist at a Vatican/ Rome archive
Episode: The Truth Behind The Three City-States | Conspiracy Theories

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.5k ratings
  • Incredible storytelling!

    Paired with high quality production. I’ve been looking for a show like this for a long time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    statedept1515
    United Statesa month ago
  • Mall world is reall

    Thank you for telling the story

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ofwgktaaas
    United Statesa month ago
  • Fantastic stories

    Excellent narration, wonderful blend of fiction with some non fiction and certainly food for thought. Listening in California and London.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    A1sammya
    United States2 months ago
  • PRINCE…

    Now that you have looked into MJs death, is it time to look into Prince’s death? šŸ¤” Thanks for what you do. I listen during the day in Memphis, TN. āœŒļø

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    L3G4
    United States7 months ago
  • It is awesome

    It is a great show. I now have many government conspiracies

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ofkfotxotdo
    United States8 months ago

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Calm, soothing narration that makes dense topics approachable.
Guests provide strong historical context and credible sourcing.
Engaging deep-dive into archives and mysteries.
Listener engagement feels genuine and community-driven.

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#11
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Apple Podcasts
#223
United States/Fiction
Spotify
#5
United Kingdom/Fiction
Apple Podcasts
#99
United Kingdom/Fiction
Apple Podcasts
#110
Canada/Fiction
Spotify
#3
Australia/Fiction

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What is Sleep Theories about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show blends meticulous archival storytelling with conspiratorial lore, delivering long-form narratives that explore how institutions, memory, and secrecy shape what we think happened. Episodes often weave historical mystery with fictional framing to probe evidence, cover stories, and the ethics of record-keeping, all while maintaining a soothing, narrative rhythm designed to help listeners fall asleep. A standout element is the use of historians and fictional narrators to guide deep dives into obscure archives, offering both rigor and atmosphere that appeals to fans of history, mystery, and speculative tech unlikely to be found in traditional documentaries.

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1. Conspiracy Theories
2. The Art Bell Archive
3. Conspiracy Files with Paige Carter
4. The Conspiracy Files
5. Somewhere in the Skies

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Sleep Theories launched a year ago and published 458 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Sleep Theories include:

1. Evelyn Ma
2. Michael Arden
3. Celia Wren
4. Amos Vane
5. Warren Kessler
6. Dr Celia Ren/Wren
7. Elaine Bellamy
8. Elena Wren

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