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Sleep.com Launches New Content Series with Dr. Chris Winter
June 26,
2022 by Laurie Northington in Business Strategy, Industry
Sleep.com, the go-to wellness resource from the Sleep Experts at Mattress Firm, has announced the launch of a new content series called "Sleeping Around with Dr. Chris Winter."
Hosted by best-selling author, sleep neurologist and advisor to professional sports teams, Chris Winter, MD, the series explores the unique world of sleep and how people of vastly different careers prioritize rest in order to live happier and healthier lives.
This summer, Dr. Winter goes beneath the sheets as he joins an extreme athlete, a touring musician, and courageous firefighters, living a day in their life, and then sleeping the way they do to understand how sleep helps them achieve their best in life and work. With each episode, the series emphasizes how sleep health can be a priority within any lifestyle or daily structure. However, developing a personal approach is crucial for developing positive sleep habits and getting more out of each day.
"The quality and amount of sleep we get is a key component of our health and is unique to us as individuals," says Dr. Winter. "Having the opportunity to work with Sleep.com allows me to highlight how various people get the sleep they need. Whether it's our neighbors or the athletes we watch on TV, everyone has their own unique approach and habits."
The release schedule and episode overview include:
- Professional rock climber Sasha DiGiulian (Premiere: July 6): Dr. Winter scales a mountain in Estes Park, Colo. to see what it's like to sleep on a porta ledge and get an inside view of Sasha's sleep habits.
- Rock musician Shakey Graves (Premiere: July 20): Dr. Winter experiences life on the road with Shakey Graves as he travels with the band to three tour destinations and uncovers Shakey's sleep style.
- Fort Worth Fire Department (Premiere: August 8): Dr. Winter rides along with The Fort Worth Fire Department as they balance getting the rest and recovery their bodies need with the needs of servicing the city.