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Like any other topic in 2020, there are dozens of podcasts rooted on
helping you get to sleep. Some focus on deep breathing and meditation,
while others construct dull stories meant to bore you to sleep. Here are a few
recommendations to help listen your way to slumberland.

Sleep with Me: host Drew Ackerman tells boring, meandering stories ina
monotone voice, intentionally designed to have listeners nod off. Sounds a lot
like some of my first-year professors at Douglas.

Deep Energy 2.0: Compilations of soothing soundscapes meant to relax
you. Deep Energy 2.0 benefits from a longer runtime, though the volume on
their ads can be a bit jarring.

Game of Drones: Sleep with Me host Ackerman returns with his signature
monotone, except this time he’s recapping the fantasy show Game of Thrones.
(Ever heard of it?)

Sleepy: the secret weapon here is host Otis Gray’s low baritone voice, which
he uses to read classic tales, ranging from Greek myths to Oliver Twist.

 
 

Nothing Much Happens: “Let’s get sleepy,” boasts the Nothing Much
Happens webpage. Part of the meandering storytime club, Kathryn Nicolai

employs her background as a meditation and yoga teacher to tell soft, calming
stories, and even repeats the story a second time in a slower voice.

  

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