What is the underground city of Naours?

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Can someone elaborate on the underground Naours city?

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You know it's a good bedtime story when you're learning about raids and still feel completely relaxed. History done right.

Answer 2

What sucks is that I want to hear more than these stories because they're really good. But I need to sleep, and you have been really good at doing that recently.

Answer 3

The blend of brutal Viking realism and lyrical narration is genius. Feels like oral tradition meets cozy night-time documentary.

Answer 4

I came here to doze off, but stayed because I was completely hooked. The blend of brutal Viking realism and lyrical narration is genius. Feels like oral tradition meets cozy night-time documentary. Subscribed immediately.

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That's an amazing compliment! We often hear people come for the 'dozing off' but find themselves drawn into the stories. It seems the power of the past, combined with a cozy narrative, really does strike a chord. It's fantastic to know you found that oral tradition meets night-time documentary vibe we're going for. What was the most unexpected detail you learned or the story that resonated with you the most?

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Me too

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Go to sleep

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You comment look like some PR

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Vikings: pillaging villages.
Us: binge-listening in blankets.
Glad the saga pulled you in—did you have a favorite part?

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Registered

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Read how to train a dragon.

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Definitely a story

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I came here just to relax for a bit, but ended up completely hooked. The mix of raw historical realism and poetic narration is brilliant. Feels like an old oral tradition wrapped in a cozy late-night documentary. Subscribed instantly.

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How do you decide which details to include or omit in your content?

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Mountain West USA here - it's only 10 pm but I am ready for sleep after a very long and happy day. My daughter got married today, and I'm looking forward to either drifting off or enjoying your stories to the end.

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Hello from Tasmania

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I look forward to these like my kids do their bedtime stories. This one had me gripped from “two brothers, who already smell like war”. I immediately knew I was going to stay up longer than usual lost in this one. One of my favorites so far

Answer 8

Who knew history could be so relaxing? I love how I’m learning something while dozing off. Please make more episodes from different cultures!

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Sarasota, Florida with gratitude

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Thanks for the content, tuning in from NW Florida.

Answer 9

Another gem! The Viking theme is gripping, but it’s the calm storytelling that keeps me coming back. Anyone else reading from under the covers tonight?

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I'll turn this on when I'm ready to go down. What sucks is that I want to hear more than just a short segment of these stories because they're really good. But I need to sleep, and you have been really good at doing that recently. I keep thinking maybe I should pick up where I left off when driving to work the next morning but I'm afraid it'll be too distracting. Thank you and all the best.

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I'm finding the same, these are great at sending me to sleep, but the historian in me wants to hear the details! The insomniac in me doesn't want the magic of finding something that helps me drift off quickly to stop working! Had similar issues with podcasts, at first they helped me get to sleep but then I started staying awake out of interest in the topics.

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Late at night in Texas. Just when I think to myself: these are so engaging, how could I sleep... I nod right off. I love that sometimes my dreams will incorporate something I read or imagined into them.

Answer 12

I planned to fall asleep but got completely hooked—love the mix of Viking grit and calming narration.

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From Indonesia. My new favorite channel! I've read all your bits the last 2-3 weeks. Keep up the great work. Don't worry about all the imitators for they're nothing like you and are a sign that you are very good at what you do.

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Thank you for these wonderful narrations! They are definitely becoming part of my nighttime routine

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I can't go to sleep without your content. Please keep making these.❤❤❤

Answer 16

Came for the Vikings, stayed for the intriguing history of healing. And I had no idea Naours even existed!! Reading more about it now. Thank you!!

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Thank you! I read these in Texas at bedtime. Your content is so relaxing ❤

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Grace here checking in from Columbus Ohio! I discovered this channel a few days ago and I love that it knocks me out. Thank you for the amazing stories and all the time you put into this for insomniacs like me. We appreciate you❤️

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You look hot and no subscribers. Where are all the simps?

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I'm British but I have alot of family in Columbus

Answer 19

I don't know much about Viking history so I'm excited for this one!

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I came here to doze off, but stayed because I was completely hooked. The blend of brutal Viking realism and lyrical narration is genius. Feels like oral tradition meets cozy night-time documentary.

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I hope you’re sleeping now haha

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you’re welcome :)

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that's exactly what happened to me when I found this channel! He's so good at storytelling with just the right amount of humor and engaging commentary.

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It's you again nice to see you, today's Viking topic is also very good, btw do you remember me?

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 I do remember you! It's nice to see you again haha I'm here often. I ended up reading through the entire content, it was really engaging.

Answer 20

I live in Texas and I graduate high school in less then two weeks. It's weird thinking that I'll be graduating and become an adult. Accepted into my college I choose, but yet these kinds of contents keep me in check and grounded. These are great