EPISODE · Jan 28, 2017 · 21 MIN
Privado de sueño
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Esta vez vamos a hablar de la privación de sueño, de sus consecuencias y circunstancias, de como afecta a cada uno de nosotros y de alguna de las cosas que hacer (o no hacer) Acompañados de un par de "nanas" modernas para poder dormirnos más plácidamente. Anunciamos el cambio de periodicidad. Vamos a ser más como Freakonomics y menos como Sálvame. Ve a por más a Kilometro44.com, traído para ti gracias a www.radiosapiens.es
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