Not sure how much of a thing this is but I like to have shows playing softly while I sleep, what are your shows you like to help you sleep?
Screen off of course
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Podcasts, all running at 70% speed:
- The Empty Bowl
- Sawbones
- Bake On
- What Roman Mars Can Learn About Con Law
- Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me
Bonus: I created shortcut that runs this playlist, sets the volume low, turns the speed down, and sets a sleep timer. I also have an automation that runs the shortcut whenever my phone connects to my Bluetooth speaker and my phone is in sleep focus.
Star Trek Voyager. I was never a fan, but it has soft sounds and the volume never gets too loud unlike a lot of other shows. That said, I’m hoping to find new suggestions here :)
As long as the Clown episode doesn’t come on 😨
I just looked it up. Thanks for warning me!
Almost any space, or nature documentary. Narration has that soporific element.
Used to be Futurama for years and years. Started putting Family Guy, American Dad, Bob’s Burgers, Sponge Bob, and King of the Hill into the mix. Basically anything animated.
Futurama or Star Trek TNG.
WW2 war documentaries. For some reason, all the narrators have voices that put me right to sleep.
Yesssss But just about any history subject works for me.
I can imagine Laurence Olivier in The World At War would be good for this!
Usually space videos on the astrum YouTube channel
I wish South Park would do a Plane’arium ambience video
serial experiments lain
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MST3K or RiffTrax. Takes me back to high school.
I hate sleeping with a TV on, and don’t have a TV in my bedroom. But if I can’t sleep I move to the couch and I can’t sleep on the couch if the TV isn’t on. I always put on RedLetterMedia. Specifically I shuffle all of the episodes of Best of the Worst.
For years it was 30 Rock. Them Bob’s Burgers (good, but the songs are always louder than the show) and now back to 30 Rock
Mystery diagnosis.
The Mommy, matrix, scorpion king, Firefly …
We have a raspberry Pi I rigged up to play just the audio. We control it by our phones or a button attached to the headboard to choose a random one.
DnD podcasts. The Naddpod short rests after each episode specifically. Keeps my brain focused enough to fall asleep and I don’t miss any of the actual storylines!
Anything from RedLetterMedia though I don’t think it’s a good suggestion for others to listen to. Rich Evans’ laugh is a wonderful thing, but it’ll wake you up
