My go to. https://youtube.com/@whatdamath
this post was submitted on 12 Aug 2023
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Welcome to nightvale is great but maybe too interesting? It has a plot but I feel like it isn't that important. You can enjoy it without really following it too much
It usually has a music section which can be a mixed bag in terms of sleep aid. Don't think it would work.
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Smashing Security or Darknet Diaries. I always put them on before bed and fall asleep. I have to relisten from the latest bit I remember to make sure I get all the information.
My kids like Bedtime Explorers and no lie it puts me to sleep.
Last Podcast on the Left. They talk about serial killers, but the subject matter doesn't bother me. It's a topic that I'm ok with not catching all the details after I fall asleep.
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Clarkesworld Magazine and anything from Skyboat Media.
Kate Baker narrates the former, Stephen Rudniki a lot of the latterβs content and both deliver sonorous, resonant readings that are easy to nod off with.
Rome was pretty boring and so long.