Good evening! Aesop has a monologue of short classic tales that are humorous, comforting, and always end with a story of intentionality.

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Enjoy these various stories tonight.

Sleep well!

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Tonight, let's take a trip to the Smoky Mountains as we let the imagery of nature guide us to sleep.

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Tonight, we welcome Rudyard Kippling to Dozing Off, with his 1902 short story, "The Elephant's Child."

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Sweat dreams :)

Good evening, tonight's sleep story is a message about simplicity, calmness, steadiness, and honestly...... nothing.

We call it, A Whole Lot of Nothing.

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Tonight's story is inspired by our pups. Sometimes watching their tail wag or legs kick, I always wonder where they are and what are they dreaming.

Let's explore the possibility tonight.

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Tonight, we doze off to Katherine Mansfield's 1920 short story, A Dill Pickle. Two ex-lovers meet for the first time in 6 years, and quickly notice how much has changed, and also stayed the same.

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Tonight, we fall asleep to Jack London's, The Story of Keesh. The rise and prosper of an arctic leader, but more importantly... perfect to fall asleep to.

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Tonight is a special episode. We had a Dozing Off fan share that she was reading, The Mountain is You by Brianna Weist, and that she'd love to her me narrate this book.

Ironically, I had the book already, so found some passages that resonated with me, and am happy to share with you all.

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Tonight, we revisit the simplicity of childhood and the power of our presence. Lance reads Chapters 4-6 from The Little Prince.

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Good Evening - it's Hans Christian Andersen again, of course! Little Ida's Flowers.

A fairy tale from 1835 about a girl who wonders why her flowers wilt, leading a student to tell her they're tired from dancing all night at a ball in the king's castle.

Thank you for being here tonight, sleep well!