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Hello, sleepy listeners, and welcome.
WELCOME TO DRIFT BACK SUNDAY
Starting tonight, and every Sunday evening moving forward, I am unlocking a favorite classic journey from my archive to help you release the thoughts of the weekend and ease into the new week.
TONIGHT'S STORY
Tonight, we drift back to an incredibly meaningful classic from the vault: The City Under the Sea by Henry Beston. This magical story holds a very special place in my heart, as it was my very first episode, originally published on January 28, 2021. It marks the beautiful beginning of this incredible journey with all of you.
Whether you are hearing this enchanting tale for the first time or enjoying it as a familiar favorite, its gentle, rhythmic pace is thoughtfully designed to act as a calming sleep story. Allow the tranquil imagery to help provide natural anxiety relief at bedtime, washing away any lingering stress.
Settle in, get comfortable, and let this peaceful narration carry you gently toward a restful night's sleep.
Sweet dreams, and thank you for being part of this journey!
Joanne
This podcast is 100% listener-supported, completely ad-free, and made possible by wonderful listeners like you. Thank you!
If you'd like even more relaxing stories throughout the week, Drift Off Premium includes:
• Fresh new premium episodes every Tuesday & Thursday
• Instant access to the complete premium archive
• Intro-free listening so you can drift off without interruption
• Listen first, months—or even years—before episodes reach the public feed
• Exclusive access to a library of 12 full-length audiobooks
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, simply tap 'Subscribe' at the top of the Drift Off show page to join Premium.
Not using Apple Podcasts? You can subscribe through Supercast here:
https://driftoff.supercast.com
If you'd simply like to make a one-time contribution to help support the podcast, you can do so here. Every gift, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated!
https://driftoff.supercast.com/donations/new
Visit www.driftoffpodcast.com to explore everything happening in the world of Drift Off.
Thank you for being here, and for helping keep Drift Off a peaceful, ad-free space.
Tonight we embark on a journey into the pages of Andrew Lang's Olive Fairy Book to discover the whimsical Indian Tale called Dorani.
We begin our journey with a short little relaxation to help you settle in followed by the story narration. The soft background melody will continue for a short while after the story ends and then it too will fade away.
I really enjoyed reading this whimsical tale and I hope you enjoy it as well!
Sweet dreams my friend! Sleep well!
Joanne
This podcast is 100% listener-supported, completely ad-free, and made possible by wonderful listeners like you. Thank you!
If you'd like even more relaxing stories throughout the week, Drift Off Premium includes:
• Fresh new premium episodes every Tuesday & Thursday
• Instant access to the complete premium archive
• Intro-free listening so you can drift off without interruption
• Listen first, months—or even years—before episodes reach the public feed
• Exclusive access to a library of 12 full-length audiobooks
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, simply tap 'Subscribe' at the top of the Drift Off show page to join Premium.
Not using Apple Podcasts? You can subscribe through Supercast here:
https://driftoff.supercast.com
If you'd simply like to make a one-time contribution to help support the podcast, you can do so here. Every gift, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated!
https://driftoff.supercast.com/donations/new
Visit www.driftoffpodcast.com to explore everything happening in the world of Drift Off.
Thank you for being here, and for helping keep Drift Off a peaceful, ad-free space.
Hello, sleepy listeners, and welcome.
WELCOME TO DRIFT BACK SUNDAY
Starting tonight, and every Sunday evening moving forward, I am unlocking a favorite classic journey from my archive to help you release the thoughts of the weekend and ease into the new week.
TONIGHT'S STORY
Tonight, we drift back to a deeply relaxing classic from the vault: What the Moon Saw. This unique tale is filled with peaceful imagery designed to wash away any lingering stress and carry you gently into a restful night's sleep.
In this episode, I present a soothing modified version of this beautiful tale by Hans Christian Andersen, thoughtfully crafted to ease your mind and guide you into a restful slumber. Join me on a serene journey with the Moon over 15 evenings, each one unveiling a new chapter of this tranquil sleep story.
Each segment is designed to gently lead your mind to a place of peace, featuring beautiful scenes that calm the mind and help provide natural anxiety relief at bedtime. The serene imagery serves as a gentle tool to divert your attention from anxious thoughts, making you feel completely at ease, safe, and secure.
Sweet dreams,
Joanne
This podcast is 100% listener-supported, completely ad-free, and made possible by wonderful listeners like you. Thank you!
If you'd like even more relaxing stories throughout the week, Drift Off Premium includes:
• Fresh new premium episodes every Tuesday & Thursday
• Instant access to the complete premium archive
• Intro-free listening so you can drift off without interruption
• Listen first, months—or even years—before episodes reach the public feed
• Exclusive access to a library of 12 full-length audiobooks
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, simply tap 'Subscribe' at the top of the Drift Off show page to join Premium.
Not using Apple Podcasts? You can subscribe through Supercast here:
https://driftoff.supercast.com
If you'd simply like to make a one-time contribution to help support the podcast, you can do so here. Every gift, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated!
https://driftoff.supercast.com/donations/new
Visit www.driftoffpodcast.com to explore everything happening in the world of Drift Off.
Thank you for being here, and for helping keep Drift Off a peaceful, ad-free space.
Hello sleepy listeners & welcome!
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Starting this weekend, I am launching Drift Back Sundays! Every Sunday night, I will unlock a favorite cozy classic from my archive to help you ease into the workweek. Keep an eye on your feed this Sunday for a beloved favorite!
Tonight, we begin the timeless classic The Railway Children by E. Nesbit.
This beloved story follows three siblings whose comfortable lives are suddenly turned upside down, leading them to a quiet cottage in the countryside where unexpected friendships, small adventures, and acts of kindness begin to shape their new world. Filled with warmth, hope, and gentle moments, it's the perfect story to unwind with at the end of the day.
Now, make yourself comfortable, relax, and I hope you enjoy the story :)
Sweet dreams,
Joanne
This podcast is 100% listener-supported, completely ad-free, and made possible by wonderful listeners like you. Thank you!
If you'd like even more relaxing stories throughout the week, Drift Off Premium includes:
• Fresh new premium episodes every Tuesday & Thursday
• Instant access to the complete premium archive
• Intro-free listening so you can drift off without interruption
• Listen first, months—or even years—before episodes reach the public feed
• Exclusive access to a library of 12 full-length audiobooks
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, simply tap 'Subscribe' at the top of the Drift Off show page to join Premium.
Not using Apple Podcasts? You can subscribe through Supercast here:
https://driftoff.supercast.com
If you'd simply like to make a one-time contribution to help support the podcast, you can do so here. Every gift, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated!
https://driftoff.supercast.com/donations/new
Visit www.driftoffpodcast.com to explore everything happening in the world of Drift Off.
Thank you for being here, and for helping keep Drift Off a peaceful, ad-free space.
Settle in for a gentle, unhurried reading of Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic story of the Ingalls family enduring a brutal winter of blizzards and scarcity in their small Dakota Territory town. Follow along as the family holds fast together through the hardship — perfect for winding down and drifting off to sleep.
Historical Context Note: This classic story from the late 1800s reflects the cultural perspectives, terminology, and survival practices of the era in which it was written. Some of these vintage elements do not align with modern values and may be uncomfortable for some audiences. We present this unedited tale strictly for historical accuracy and to encourage thoughtful reflection on our past.
Sweet dreams!
Joanne ❤
Attributions: The Long Winter (by Laura Ingalls Wilder, resides in the public domain in Canada and obtained via Faded Page)
https://www.fadedpage.com/showbook.php?pid=20200960
Music in this episode is "Forest Spring' by Aiyo via Epidemic Sound
This podcast is 100% listener-supported, completely ad-free, and made possible by wonderful listeners like you. Thank you!
If you'd like even more relaxing stories throughout the week, Drift Off Premium includes:
• Fresh new premium episodes every Tuesday & Thursday
• Instant access to the complete premium archive
• Intro-free listening so you can drift off without interruption
• Listen first, months—or even years—before episodes reach the public feed
• Exclusive access to a library of 12 full-length audiobooks
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, simply tap 'Subscribe' at the top of the Drift Off show page to join Premium.
Not using Apple Podcasts? You can subscribe through Supercast here:
https://driftoff.supercast.com
If you'd simply like to make a one-time contribution to help support the podcast, you can do so here. Every gift, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated!
https://driftoff.supercast.com/donations/new
Visit www.driftoffpodcast.com to explore everything happening in the world of Drift Off.
Thank you for being here, and for helping keep Drift Off a peaceful, ad-free space.
Settle in for a gentle, unhurried reading of Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic story of the Ingalls family enduring a brutal winter of blizzards and scarcity in their small Dakota Territory town. Follow along as the family holds fast together through the hardship — perfect for winding down and drifting off to sleep.
Historical Context Note: This classic story from the late 1800s reflects the cultural perspectives, terminology, and survival practices of the era in which it was written. Some of these vintage elements do not align with modern values and may be uncomfortable for some audiences. We present this unedited tale strictly for historical accuracy and to encourage thoughtful reflection on our past.
Sweet dreams!
Joanne ❤
Attributions: The Long Winter (by Laura Ingalls Wilder, resides in the public domain in Canada and obtained via Faded Page)
https://www.fadedpage.com/showbook.php?pid=20200960
Music in this episode is "Forest Spring' by Aiyo via Epidemic Sound
This podcast is 100% listener-supported, completely ad-free, and made possible by wonderful listeners like you. Thank you!
If you'd like even more relaxing stories throughout the week, Drift Off Premium includes:
• Fresh new premium episodes every Tuesday & Thursday
• Instant access to the complete premium archive
• Intro-free listening so you can drift off without interruption
• Listen first, months—or even years—before episodes reach the public feed
• Exclusive access to a library of 12 full-length audiobooks
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, simply tap 'Subscribe' at the top of the Drift Off show page to join Premium.
Not using Apple Podcasts? You can subscribe through Supercast here:
https://driftoff.supercast.com
If you'd simply like to make a one-time contribution to help support the podcast, you can do so here. Every gift, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated!
https://driftoff.supercast.com/donations/new
Visit www.driftoffpodcast.com to explore everything happening in the world of Drift Off.
Thank you for being here, and for helping keep Drift Off a peaceful, ad-free space.
Tonight's story is a beautiful French fairy tale first published in 1697.
Join Princess Mayblossom on a magical journey filled with enchanted gifts, fairy blessings, unexpected trials, and the promise of happiness beyond adversity. Rich in imagination and timeless charm, this classic tale has captivated readers for centuries.
So settle in, get comfortable, and allow this enchanting story by Madame d'Aulnoy to gently carry you toward a peaceful night's sleep.
Sweet dreams,
Joanne
This podcast is 100% listener-supported, completely ad-free, and made possible by wonderful listeners like you. Thank you!
If you'd like even more relaxing stories throughout the week, Drift Off Premium includes:
• Fresh new premium episodes every Tuesday & Thursday
• Instant access to the complete premium archive
• Intro-free listening so you can drift off without interruption
• Listen first, months—or even years—before episodes reach the public feed
• Exclusive access to a library of 12 full-length audiobooks
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, simply tap 'Subscribe' at the top of the Drift Off show page to join Premium.
Not using Apple Podcasts? You can subscribe through Supercast here:
https://driftoff.supercast.com
If you'd simply like to make a one-time contribution to help support the podcast, you can do so here. Every gift, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated!
https://driftoff.supercast.com/donations/new
Visit www.driftoffpodcast.com to explore everything happening in the world of Drift Off.
Thank you for being here, and for helping keep Drift Off a peaceful, ad-free space.
Settle in for a gentle, unhurried reading of Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic story of the Ingalls family enduring a brutal winter of blizzards and scarcity in their small Dakota Territory town. Follow along as the family holds fast together through the hardship — perfect for winding down and drifting off to sleep.
Historical Context Note: This classic story from the late 1800s reflects the cultural perspectives, terminology, and survival practices of the era in which it was written. Some of these vintage elements do not align with modern values and may be uncomfortable for some audiences. We present this unedited tale strictly for historical accuracy and to encourage thoughtful reflection on our past.
Sweet dreams!
Joanne ❤
Attributions: The Long Winter (by Laura Ingalls Wilder, resides in the public domain in Canada and obtained via Faded Page)
https://www.fadedpage.com/showbook.php?pid=20200960
Music in this episode is "Forest Spring' by Aiyo via Epidemic Sound
This podcast is 100% listener-supported, completely ad-free, and made possible by wonderful listeners like you. Thank you!
If you'd like even more relaxing stories throughout the week, Drift Off Premium includes:
• Fresh new premium episodes every Tuesday & Thursday
• Instant access to the complete premium archive
• Intro-free listening so you can drift off without interruption
• Listen first, months—or even years—before episodes reach the public feed
• Exclusive access to a library of 12 full-length audiobooks
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, simply tap 'Subscribe' at the top of the Drift Off show page to join Premium.
Not using Apple Podcasts? You can subscribe through Supercast here:
https://driftoff.supercast.com
If you'd simply like to make a one-time contribution to help support the podcast, you can do so here. Every gift, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated!
https://driftoff.supercast.com/donations/new
Visit www.driftoffpodcast.com to explore everything happening in the world of Drift Off.
Thank you for being here, and for helping keep Drift Off a peaceful, ad-free space.
Settle in for a gentle, unhurried reading of Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic story of the Ingalls family enduring a brutal winter of blizzards and scarcity in their small Dakota Territory town. Follow along as the family holds fast together through the hardship — perfect for winding down and drifting off to sleep.
Historical Context Note: This classic story from the late 1800s reflects the cultural perspectives, terminology, and survival practices of the era in which it was written. Some of these vintage elements do not align with modern values and may be uncomfortable for some audiences. We present this unedited tale strictly for historical accuracy and to encourage thoughtful reflection on our past.
Sweet dreams!
Joanne ❤
Attributions: The Long Winter (by Laura Ingalls Wilder, resides in the public domain in Canada and obtained via Faded Page)
https://www.fadedpage.com/showbook.php?pid=20200960
Music in this episode is "Forest Spring' by Aiyo via Epidemic Sound
This podcast is 100% listener-supported, completely ad-free, and made possible by wonderful listeners like you. Thank you!
If you'd like even more relaxing stories throughout the week, Drift Off Premium includes:
• Fresh new premium episodes every Tuesday & Thursday
• Instant access to the complete premium archive
• Intro-free listening so you can drift off without interruption
• Listen first, months—or even years—before episodes reach the public feed
• Exclusive access to a library of 12 full-length audiobooks
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, simply tap 'Subscribe' at the top of the Drift Off show page to join Premium.
Not using Apple Podcasts? You can subscribe through Supercast here:
https://driftoff.supercast.com
If you'd simply like to make a one-time contribution to help support the podcast, you can do so here. Every gift, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated!
https://driftoff.supercast.com/donations/new
Visit www.driftoffpodcast.com to explore everything happening in the world of Drift Off.
Thank you for being here, and for helping keep Drift Off a peaceful, ad-free space.
Settle in for a gentle, unhurried reading of Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic story of the Ingalls family enduring a brutal winter of blizzards and scarcity in their small Dakota Territory town. Follow along as the family holds fast together through the hardship — perfect for winding down and drifting off to sleep.
Historical Context Note: This classic story from the late 1800s reflects the cultural perspectives, terminology, and survival practices of the era in which it was written. Some of these vintage elements do not align with modern values and may be uncomfortable for some audiences. We present this unedited tale strictly for historical accuracy and to encourage thoughtful reflection on our past.
Sweet dreams!
Joanne ❤
Attributions: The Long Winter (by Laura Ingalls Wilder, resides in the public domain in Canada and obtained via Faded Page)
https://www.fadedpage.com/showbook.php?pid=20200960
Music in this episode is "Forest Spring' by Aiyo via Epidemic Sound
This podcast is 100% listener-supported, completely ad-free, and made possible by wonderful listeners like you. Thank you!
If you'd like even more relaxing stories throughout the week, Drift Off Premium includes:
• Fresh new premium episodes every Tuesday & Thursday
• Instant access to the complete premium archive
• Intro-free listening so you can drift off without interruption
• Listen first, months—or even years—before episodes reach the public feed
• Exclusive access to a library of 12 full-length audiobooks
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, simply tap 'Subscribe' at the top of the Drift Off show page to join Premium.
Not using Apple Podcasts? You can subscribe through Supercast here:
https://driftoff.supercast.com
If you'd simply like to make a one-time contribution to help support the podcast, you can do so here. Every gift, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated!
https://driftoff.supercast.com/donations/new
Visit www.driftoffpodcast.com to explore everything happening in the world of Drift Off.
Thank you for being here, and for helping keep Drift Off a peaceful, ad-free space.
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