132: Alfred Nobel
from Slothful Slumber Hosted by Luna Dreamwell
Welcome to Slothful Slumber, the podcast that helps you doze off with the dulcet drone of dry detail. Tonight’s tranquil topic is "Alfred Nobel" — a pacifist with a penchant for powerful patents. As we plod through his life’s work, from dynamite to diplomacy, let the slow, steady sentences soothe you to sleep. No drama, no distractions — just softly spoken facts to send you slipping into slumber. Settle in, and let the boredom begin.
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