This calm, no-music true crime and psychology documentary explores The Milgram Obedience Experiments (1961) — one of the most influential and controversial studies in human behaviour. Conducted at Yale University by psychologist Stanley Milgram, the experiment examined how ordinary people respond to authority, responsibility and moral conflict within a controlled laboratory setting. Volunteers believed they were participating in a learning study, but the results revealed powerful insights about obedience, decision-making and psychological pressure.

This episode follows the full historical context, including the cultural environment of the early 1960s, the experimental design, participant reactions, ethical debates, academic criticism and the long-term impact on psychology, research ethics and society. The story is presented in a slow, soothing documentary style with no background music, making it ideal for relaxation, sleep or calm late-night listening while still providing detailed and accurate information.

Perfect for listeners who enjoy long-form documentaries about psychology, human behaviour, ethics and real historical events.

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This calm, no-music true crime documentary explores The Beaumont Children Disappearance (1966) — one ofAustralia’s most famous and enduring missing persons cases. On Australia Day,January 26, 1966, siblings Jane, Arnna, and Grant Beaumont left their home inAdelaide to visit Glenelg Beach. They were seen during the day by multiplewitnesses, but they never returned home. Despite extensive police searches,national media attention, later investigations, excavations, and decades ofpublic interest, the case remains unresolved.

This episode follows the confirmed timeline ofevents, including the family background, the beach visit, last sightings,police response, witness accounts, investigative direction, and the long-termimpact the case had on Australian society and child safety awareness. The storyis presented in a slow, soothing documentary style designed for relaxation andsleep, with respectful narration and no graphic content.

Perfect for listeners who enjoy long-form truecrime documentaries, cold cases, and calm storytelling for nighttime listening.

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This calm, no-music true crime documentary explores The Sodder Children Disappearance (1945) — one of themost enduring mysteries in American history. On Christmas Eve in FayetteCounty, West Virginia, a house fire destroyed the Sodder family home, and fivechildren were never found. While authorities concluded the children had likelyperished in the fire, the absence of confirmed remains and later reportedsightings led the family to question the official explanation for decades.

This episode follows the confirmed timeline ofevents, including the night of the fire, the emergency response, early investigation,family doubts, reported sightings, public appeals and the lasting legacy of thecase. It examines both official conclusions and unresolved questions withrespectful, fact-based storytelling.

There is no graphic content, no backgroundmusic and no sensational language. The pacing is slow and soothing, designedfor relaxation, sleep and calm late-night listening while still deliveringdetailed true crime narration.

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