The most powerfully sedative free download

The most powerfully sedative free download I've discovered is Melvyn Bragg's "In Our Times," a BBC show. Each 42-minute weekly episode involves the host and three academics discussing topics of riveting obscurity. Here are the subjects currently in my queue: "Discovery of Oxygen," "Antimatter," "17th-Century Print Culture," "Prime Numbers," "Diet of Worms," "The St. Peterloo Massacre of 1819" and "The Fibonacci Sequence" (Teaser: "An infinite string of numbers named after, but not invented by, the 13th century Italian mathematician Fibonacci.")

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