Make Your Binge-Watching Productive with Access to 2,000+ DocumentariesThis documentary streaming service is a fraction of the price of Netflix.

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If you're like most people, your evening unwinding time turns into a multiple-hour TV binge. Sure, there are a lot of great shows on today, but when you're watching re-runs of Friends or The Office for the sixth time, it may be time to reevaluate how you're using that time before sleep. If picking up a book feels a little too ambitious, considerCuriosityStream, the award-winning streaming service that's explicitly devoted to documentaries.

探索通信发起创始人约翰Hendricks, CuriosityStream works just like Netflix, Hulu, or any other streaming service you already use. You get unlimited access via web browser, mobile app, TV, or tablet to a library of more than 2,000 documentaries and shows. Their library has content you're familiar with as well as originals never seen on any other platform from the likes of Stephen Hawking and David Attenborough. As you watch, CuriosityStream learns your preferences and delivers personalized recommendations so you can learn more about the subjects that interest you or delve into new worlds and interests. If you're not sure where to start, you can also browse curated lists from the CuriosityStream team.

Learn something new in your downtime. Right now, you can sign up for yearly plans to CuriosityStream and avoid the monthly payments. Get a2-year subscription for 25 percent off $40 at just $29.99, or a3-year subscription for 25 percent off $60 at just $45.

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