💤Sleep with Me
Drew Ackerman’s pod has been running biweekly since 2013. Essentially it’s a series of droney shaggy dog stories and dreamy lullaby advertising jingles that aim to put you asleep by distracting your brain via the obscure and boring knottiness of the stories
Drew Ackerman’s pod has been running biweekly since 2013. Essentially it’s a series of droney shaggy dog stories and dreamy lullaby advertising jingles that aim to put you asleep by distracting your brain via the obscure and boring knottiness of the stories
💤Game of Drones
Also presented by Drew Ackerman, this sister podcast to ‘Sleep with Me’ is… wild (albeit in a very sleepy way). In essence, it’s a series of long (usually at least 90 minutes) extremely rambling recaps of each episode of ‘Game of Thrones’
Also presented by Drew Ackerman, this sister podcast to ‘Sleep with Me’ is… wild (albeit in a very sleepy way). In essence, it’s a series of long (usually at least 90 minutes) extremely rambling recaps of each episode of ‘Game of Thrones’
💤Nothing Much Happens
‘Nothing Much Happens’ is a sweetly inconsequential podcast that consists of yoga and meditation teacher Kathryn Nicolai offering up gentle half-hour-ish stories in which very little happens
‘Nothing Much Happens’ is a sweetly inconsequential podcast that consists of yoga and meditation teacher Kathryn Nicolai offering up gentle half-hour-ish stories in which very little happens
💤Slow Radio
Essentially it's a series that mixes calming music with field recordings. Episodes include recordings of the bells of Venice or the sound of winter in Japan. Although lightly presented, they are – as you might have guessed – far slower than a normal documentary
Essentially it's a series that mixes calming music with field recordings. Episodes include recordings of the bells of Venice or the sound of winter in Japan. Although lightly presented, they are – as you might have guessed – far slower than a normal documentary
💤Get Sleepy
Hosted by Brit Tom Jones – a veteran of sleep radio and apps – each episode of ‘Get Sleepy’ combines an opening sleep meditation sequence combined with a gentle story designed to help you nod off. It also takes input from scientific experts and listeners
Hosted by Brit Tom Jones – a veteran of sleep radio and apps – each episode of ‘Get Sleepy’ combines an opening sleep meditation sequence combined with a gentle story designed to help you nod off. It also takes input from scientific experts and listeners
💤Sleep Whispers
The USP of ‘Sleep Whispers’ is… whispering. The content runs the gamut from poetry to, no kidding, readings of Wikipedia articles, all united by the fact they’re read in a soothing whisper (as opposed to a sinister one) by host ‘Whispering’ Harris
The USP of ‘Sleep Whispers’ is… whispering. The content runs the gamut from poetry to, no kidding, readings of Wikipedia articles, all united by the fact they’re read in a soothing whisper (as opposed to a sinister one) by host ‘Whispering’ Harris
💤Send me to Sleep
Voice actor and ‘sleep geek’ host Andrew has a distinctive, precise diction that you’ll either find engrossingly hypnotic or distractingly weird. ‘Send Me To Sleep’ combines Andrew’s unusual tones with the usual blend of short stories and meditation exercises
Voice actor and ‘sleep geek’ host Andrew has a distinctive, precise diction that you’ll either find engrossingly hypnotic or distractingly weird. ‘Send Me To Sleep’ combines Andrew’s unusual tones with the usual blend of short stories and meditation exercises
💤Boring Books for Bedtime
Sharon Handy’s ‘Boring Books for Bedtime’ is really quite something. Each episode, she soothingly reads out something truly tedious, from John Ashton’s ‘The History of Bread’ to a guide to North American Wildflowers
Sharon Handy’s ‘Boring Books for Bedtime’ is really quite something. Each episode, she soothingly reads out something truly tedious, from John Ashton’s ‘The History of Bread’ to a guide to North American Wildflowers
💤Sleep Life
‘Sleep Life’s self-declared goal is to ‘help you unlock your sleeping potential’. While the show is soothing and meditative, it also serves as a factual series about what makes for good sleep hygiene, with the hosts interviewing a series of scientists and experts
‘Sleep Life’s self-declared goal is to ‘help you unlock your sleeping potential’. While the show is soothing and meditative, it also serves as a factual series about what makes for good sleep hygiene, with the hosts interviewing a series of scientists and experts
💤Snoozecast
Another storytelling podcast, ‘Snoozecast’s thing is that it has a huge library of classic public domain works to draw from, including a large number of classic children’s stories, all read out in soothing tones
Another storytelling podcast, ‘Snoozecast’s thing is that it has a huge library of classic public domain works to draw from, including a large number of classic children’s stories, all read out in soothing tones
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