Two hours about fungi and the hidden network beneath us explained slowly (for sleep)

It's AI but's very nice and gentle to listen to and has an incredible amount of information in it.

The video aspect is pretty crappy, but if you have a way to set your device so it just plays the audio it's well worth a listen.

Explore the strange and hidden world of fungi, from microscopic hyphae and enormous mycelial networks to the underground partnerships connecting fungi and plants.

This relaxing deep dive looks at how fungi recycle nutrients, support forests, move carbon through ecosystems, help create foods through fermentation, and gave us medicines like penicillin. We also explore fungal diseases, antifungal resistance, mycelium-based materials, environmental cleanup, and what these ancient networks can teach us about life beneath our feet.

It might be useful for home-school projects too, but some of the content might not be ideal for pre-teens.