Each episode explores the world of money in a gentle documentary style: financial and economic history, wealth, trade, business successes and failures, famous investors, investment mistakes, market bubbles and crashes, cryptocurrencies, personal financial principles, and the psychology that shapes how people spend, save, risk, hope, and panic — without loud drama or stressful narration.

Some of the most puzzling things about money become surprisingly simple once you understand the human behaviour beneath them. Other apparently simple questions reveal layers of history, incentives, fear, ambition, and collective belief. This show opens those boxes patiently: why markets can move in strange ways, why investors so often repeat the same mistakes, how fortunes are built or lost, and how money has shaped societies across time.

If you enjoy relaxing finance podcasts, economic history, investor psychology, stories about markets and wealth, or calm explanations of the forces behind money, this show is designed to keep you curious while letting your mind slow down.

Sleepy Facts About Money is not financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. We do not tell listeners which shares, cryptocurrencies, funds, insurance products, or other financial products to buy or sell. Every episode is created to explain facts, context, ideas, and historical patterns — never to make decisions for you.

Sleepy Facts About Money is produced by the small team at [sciflix.one](http://sciflix.one). Each episode is built from human-researched facts and written exclusively for this channel by science fiction author Sascha Schmidt and co-authored by Kyle Smith, with a steady focus on factual care, clear explanation, and a soothing bedtime tone.

The episodes are narrated by Kyle Smith’s synthetic voice, the familiar anchor voice of our Sleepy Facts series.

We are always interested in the questions that keep listeners curious. If there is a financial mystery, market event, economic turning point, business story, investor, financial mistake, or money-related topic you would like us to cover, tell us what you would love to hear next.

For topic suggestions, feedback, or collaboration inquiries, contact us at [sleepyfacts@sciflix.one](mailto:sleepyfacts@sciflix.one).