Advice for night shift drivers with "racing brain"...

I'm guessing there's at least a few of you out there like me, who drive at night, and then have had problems sleeping during the day because your mind simply doesn't want to go to sleep (aka "racing brain"), or you've got kids like mine who don't know how to stay quiet to save their lives (I work weekdays, weekends off).
There's been plenty of advice in other threads regarding sleeping during the day. This is about dealing with a normal, noisy household, and staying asleep, especially if noises tend to wake you up easily, as well as getting to sleep when your mind won't quit.
If it's not a further distraction, I've found a couple ways to deal with both racing brain, and blocking out background noise. Again, if this proves to be a further distraction, it's not for you; it works well for me, however. Both require the use of a computer or smartphone, and a decent quality speaker, either you can plug in, or Bluetooth.
For blocking out noise, I search "sleep music" on YouTube; there's a TON of videos featuring ambient music, most if which will play for up to eight hours or more. This is an example, I always use this one:


If you have the problem of not being able to fall asleep easily, I've found this, the narrator actually bores you to sleep:
http://www.sleepwithmepodcast.com/
I keep my laptop on the floor once I start either one, so it doesn't become a distraction unto itself.
Again, this may work for some and not for others; I just thought I'd put it out there for those of you who are hardwired like me.

 

Not unless I want a migraine...

 

I've tried the "white noise" before, oddly enough it's more of an irritant than relaxing. Go figure.

 

In the past, I've gone for up to nearly 24 hours without sleep, it was becoming a serious problem. I tried sleep medication, supplements, etc. They either didn't work or only worked briefly.