Something I do every day, well, actually, every night, is sleep.

We have a newborn at home, so I'm getting a lot less of it than usual.

So in a way, we're also extreme sleeping or extreme lack of sleeping.

You might think this is a sport.

Like what is extreme sleeping?

Well, Phoebe Smith, and by the way, this episode is from 2017.

So quite a while, seven years ago, almost exactly seven years ago, September 18th, 2017.

Originally episode 306.

Kurt is hosting this one.

But it's about sleeping in places that are unique in extreme locations, different areas

that make sleeping really memorable.

And I don't have like hardcore New Year's resolutions, but last year I decided I was going to try on average to

sleep outside camp basically one night every week of the year. And that was an ambitious goal,

52 nights sleeping outside or camping out. And I did not reach that goal completely,

but I got like 40 nights outside, so pretty close.

And that probably would have been, that was probably double of what I would have done had I not

made that resolution. But what's so cool is that I can log my memory and pretty much remember

every single time I, I slept outside and camped that year, 23, because it was

so distinct and so different from my daily routine. You know, every night that I spend in my own

bed, other than just a few exceptions, it pretty much all runs together. And that's fine. But to give

our lives a really good time stamp and a

really good way to attach memories to things is to introduce unique opportunities and unique

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