Boring History For Sleep | How Polynesian Navigators Guessed the Moon’s Mood

Fall asleep to the quiet magic of the ancient Pacific. In this slow and soothing tale, we follow the Polynesian navigators — seafarers who didn’t just look at the stars, but listened to the moon’s mood. With nothing but the night sky, a bowl of water, and centuries of silent tradition, they found their way across endless oceans. This episode of Boring History For Sleep invites you into a world of warm winds, soft waves, and gentle rituals. No battles, no drama — just the hush of history, told by candlelight. Let the rhythm of the sea and the glow of the moon carry you into rest. boring history for sleep, history podcast for sleep, sleep-friendly history, ancient Polynesian navigation, how Polynesians navigated, relaxing bedtime stories, calm history podcast, moon and ocean navigation, boring myths for sleep, soft spoken history, gentle storytelling, sleep with history, bedtime history story, pacific island history, moon mood Polynesia, slow spoken podcast, ambient history story, historical storytelling for sleep, peaceful sea tales, Polynesian wayfinding