Let me bore you to sleep (Jason Newland)

Let me bore you to sleep (Jason Newland)

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Let me bore you to sleep (Jason Newland) episodes

  • (music) (5 hours) Whisper Wednesday | LMBYTS #1488 | Jason Newland | 12th November 2025
    https://www.jasonnewland.com/
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    🎙️ Episode Summary:
    Whisper Wednesday – LMBYTS #1488 – Jason Newland – 12th November 2025
    (duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes)

    🎙️ Episode Overview In this soft-spoken and gently meandering episode, Jason invites you into a calm morning moment filled with whispers, newspaper musings, and unfiltered thoughts. With Vinnie nearby and the Daily Star in hand, the episode drifts across topics ranging from celebrity gossip to quiet reflections on home, nostalgia, boxing, and society's quirks. Whisper Wednesday offers that familiar blend of randomness, relaxation, and gentle companionship.
    🧠 Main Segments & Themes
    1. Morning Whispers & Vinnie Watch
    • Jason starts the day whispering quietly while Vinnie snoozes — until the inevitable tail wag and morning stretch.
    • Reflects briefly on his late ferret Andre, noting how similar Vinny’s movements sound in the flat.
    2. Newspaper Ramble: The Daily Star
    • Flicks through stories about I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! and jokes about media hype.
    • Comments on celebrity children like Paris Jackson and the shadow of their famous parents.
    • A satirical take on Meghan Markle, Camilla, royal close-ups, and the peculiar charm of British tabloids.
    • Digresses into stories about Maisie Smith and seeing her on the local bus years ago.
    • Random thoughts on weirdly close-up celebrity photos, pop culture, and tabloid exaggerations.
    3. Local Reflections & Random Observations
    • Talks about seeing EastEnders actors in real life back in the day.
    • Reminisces about living in Essex, Suffolk, London, and briefly Newcastle — tries calculating how long spent in each place.
    • Brief philosophical musings on human relationships, arranged animal pairings at zoos, and seagulls stealing chips.
    4. Light Commentary on Consumer Ads & Horoscopes
    • Skims ads for Iceland deals, Christmas in Prague trips, sofas, garlands, and money-saving clubs.
    • Reads horoscopes for every zodiac sign, offering occasional dry humour and commentary (Virgo gets a nod of personal relevance).
    • Mild confusion over garlands, clicking sounds in the flat, and spotting weird product names.
    5. Sport, Rivalry & Boxing
    • Explores sports fan psychology and new research showing how rivalries affect brain activity.
    • Reflects on the boxing world — Conor Benn vs Chris Eubank Jr, the memory of their famous fathers, and Jason’s admiration for local fighter Fabio Wardley.
    • Comments on how boxing rivalries differ from football — preferring victory without anyone getting hurt.
    6. Spot the Difference Puzzle
    • Narrates solving a “spot the six differences” game in real-time — complete with a funny moment mistaking screen dust for a mole.
    📢 Listener Notes & Outro
    • Thanks Sheryl for her PayPal gift.
    • Briefly references an edited-out bark from Vinnie as the episode ends.
    • Wraps up with his gentle reminder:
    “Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself — you deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.”
    4 hr 56 min
  • (music) Whisper Wednesday | LMBYTS #1488 | Jason Newland | 12th November 2025
    https://www.jasonnewland.com/
    Support this free service:
    https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland

    🎙️ Episode Summary:
    Whisper Wednesday – LMBYTS #1488 – Jason Newland – 12th November 2025
    (duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes)

    🎙️ Episode Overview In this soft-spoken and gently meandering episode, Jason invites you into a calm morning moment filled with whispers, newspaper musings, and unfiltered thoughts. With Vinnie nearby and the Daily Star in hand, the episode drifts across topics ranging from celebrity gossip to quiet reflections on home, nostalgia, boxing, and society's quirks. Whisper Wednesday offers that familiar blend of randomness, relaxation, and gentle companionship.
    🧠 Main Segments & Themes
    1. Morning Whispers & Vinnie Watch
    • Jason starts the day whispering quietly while Vinnie snoozes — until the inevitable tail wag and morning stretch.
    • Reflects briefly on his late ferret Andre, noting how similar Vinny’s movements sound in the flat.
    2. Newspaper Ramble: The Daily Star
    • Flicks through stories about I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! and jokes about media hype.
    • Comments on celebrity children like Paris Jackson and the shadow of their famous parents.
    • A satirical take on Meghan Markle, Camilla, royal close-ups, and the peculiar charm of British tabloids.
    • Digresses into stories about Maisie Smith and seeing her on the local bus years ago.
    • Random thoughts on weirdly close-up celebrity photos, pop culture, and tabloid exaggerations.
    3. Local Reflections & Random Observations
    • Talks about seeing EastEnders actors in real life back in the day.
    • Reminisces about living in Essex, Suffolk, London, and briefly Newcastle — tries calculating how long spent in each place.
    • Brief philosophical musings on human relationships, arranged animal pairings at zoos, and seagulls stealing chips.
    4. Light Commentary on Consumer Ads & Horoscopes
    • Skims ads for Iceland deals, Christmas in Prague trips, sofas, garlands, and money-saving clubs.
    • Reads horoscopes for every zodiac sign, offering occasional dry humour and commentary (Virgo gets a nod of personal relevance).
    • Mild confusion over garlands, clicking sounds in the flat, and spotting weird product names.
    5. Sport, Rivalry & Boxing
    • Explores sports fan psychology and new research showing how rivalries affect brain activity.
    • Reflects on the boxing world — Conor Benn vs Chris Eubank Jr, the memory of their famous fathers, and Jason’s admiration for local fighter Fabio Wardley.
    • Comments on how boxing rivalries differ from football — preferring victory without anyone getting hurt.
    6. Spot the Difference Puzzle
    • Narrates solving a “spot the six differences” game in real-time — complete with a funny moment mistaking screen dust for a mole.
    📢 Listener Notes & Outro
    • Thanks Sheryl for her PayPal gift.
    • Briefly references an edited-out bark from Vinnie as the episode ends.
    • Wraps up with his gentle reminder:
    “Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself — you deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.”
    1 hr 9 min
  • (no music) (10 hours) Whisper Wednesday | LMBYTS #1488 | Jason Newland | 12th November 2025
    https://www.jasonnewland.com/
    Support this free service:
    https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland

    🎙️ Episode Summary:
    Whisper Wednesday – LMBYTS #1488 – Jason Newland – 12th November 2025
    (duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes)

    🎙️ Episode Overview In this soft-spoken and gently meandering episode, Jason invites you into a calm morning moment filled with whispers, newspaper musings, and unfiltered thoughts. With Vinnie nearby and the Daily Star in hand, the episode drifts across topics ranging from celebrity gossip to quiet reflections on home, nostalgia, boxing, and society's quirks. Whisper Wednesday offers that familiar blend of randomness, relaxation, and gentle companionship.
    🧠 Main Segments & Themes
    1. Morning Whispers & Vinnie Watch
    • Jason starts the day whispering quietly while Vinnie snoozes — until the inevitable tail wag and morning stretch.
    • Reflects briefly on his late ferret Andre, noting how similar Vinny’s movements sound in the flat.
    2. Newspaper Ramble: The Daily Star
    • Flicks through stories about I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! and jokes about media hype.
    • Comments on celebrity children like Paris Jackson and the shadow of their famous parents.
    • A satirical take on Meghan Markle, Camilla, royal close-ups, and the peculiar charm of British tabloids.
    • Digresses into stories about Maisie Smith and seeing her on the local bus years ago.
    • Random thoughts on weirdly close-up celebrity photos, pop culture, and tabloid exaggerations.
    3. Local Reflections & Random Observations
    • Talks about seeing EastEnders actors in real life back in the day.
    • Reminisces about living in Essex, Suffolk, London, and briefly Newcastle — tries calculating how long spent in each place.
    • Brief philosophical musings on human relationships, arranged animal pairings at zoos, and seagulls stealing chips.
    4. Light Commentary on Consumer Ads & Horoscopes
    • Skims ads for Iceland deals, Christmas in Prague trips, sofas, garlands, and money-saving clubs.
    • Reads horoscopes for every zodiac sign, offering occasional dry humour and commentary (Virgo gets a nod of personal relevance).
    • Mild confusion over garlands, clicking sounds in the flat, and spotting weird product names.
    5. Sport, Rivalry & Boxing
    • Explores sports fan psychology and new research showing how rivalries affect brain activity.
    • Reflects on the boxing world — Conor Benn vs Chris Eubank Jr, the memory of their famous fathers, and Jason’s admiration for local fighter Fabio Wardley.
    • Comments on how boxing rivalries differ from football — preferring victory without anyone getting hurt.
    6. Spot the Difference Puzzle
    • Narrates solving a “spot the six differences” game in real-time — complete with a funny moment mistaking screen dust for a mole.
    📢 Listener Notes & Outro
    • Thanks Sheryl for her PayPal gift.
    • Briefly references an edited-out bark from Vinnie as the episode ends.
    • Wraps up with his gentle reminder:
    “Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself — you deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.”
    9 hr 49 min
  • (no music) (5 hours) Whisper Wednesday | LMBYTS #1488 | Jason Newland | 12th November 2025
    https://www.jasonnewland.com/
    Support this free service:
    https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland

    🎙️ Episode Summary:
    Whisper Wednesday – LMBYTS #1488 – Jason Newland – 12th November 2025
    (duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes)

    🎙️ Episode Overview In this soft-spoken and gently meandering episode, Jason invites you into a calm morning moment filled with whispers, newspaper musings, and unfiltered thoughts. With Vinnie nearby and the Daily Star in hand, the episode drifts across topics ranging from celebrity gossip to quiet reflections on home, nostalgia, boxing, and society's quirks. Whisper Wednesday offers that familiar blend of randomness, relaxation, and gentle companionship.
    🧠 Main Segments & Themes
    1. Morning Whispers & Vinnie Watch
    • Jason starts the day whispering quietly while Vinnie snoozes — until the inevitable tail wag and morning stretch.
    • Reflects briefly on his late ferret Andre, noting how similar Vinny’s movements sound in the flat.
    2. Newspaper Ramble: The Daily Star
    • Flicks through stories about I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! and jokes about media hype.
    • Comments on celebrity children like Paris Jackson and the shadow of their famous parents.
    • A satirical take on Meghan Markle, Camilla, royal close-ups, and the peculiar charm of British tabloids.
    • Digresses into stories about Maisie Smith and seeing her on the local bus years ago.
    • Random thoughts on weirdly close-up celebrity photos, pop culture, and tabloid exaggerations.
    3. Local Reflections & Random Observations
    • Talks about seeing EastEnders actors in real life back in the day.
    • Reminisces about living in Essex, Suffolk, London, and briefly Newcastle — tries calculating how long spent in each place.
    • Brief philosophical musings on human relationships, arranged animal pairings at zoos, and seagulls stealing chips.
    4. Light Commentary on Consumer Ads & Horoscopes
    • Skims ads for Iceland deals, Christmas in Prague trips, sofas, garlands, and money-saving clubs.
    • Reads horoscopes for every zodiac sign, offering occasional dry humour and commentary (Virgo gets a nod of personal relevance).
    • Mild confusion over garlands, clicking sounds in the flat, and spotting weird product names.
    5. Sport, Rivalry & Boxing
    • Explores sports fan psychology and new research showing how rivalries affect brain activity.
    • Reflects on the boxing world — Conor Benn vs Chris Eubank Jr, the memory of their famous fathers, and Jason’s admiration for local fighter Fabio Wardley.
    • Comments on how boxing rivalries differ from football — preferring victory without anyone getting hurt.
    6. Spot the Difference Puzzle
    • Narrates solving a “spot the six differences” game in real-time — complete with a funny moment mistaking screen dust for a mole.
    📢 Listener Notes & Outro
    • Thanks Sheryl for her PayPal gift.
    • Briefly references an edited-out bark from Vinnie as the episode ends.
    • Wraps up with his gentle reminder:
    “Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself — you deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.”
    4 hr 54 min
  • (no music) Whisper Wednesday | LMBYTS #1488 | Jason Newland | 12th November 2025
    https://www.jasonnewland.com/
    Support this free service:
    https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland

    🎙️ Episode Summary:
    Whisper Wednesday – LMBYTS #1488 – Jason Newland – 12th November 2025
    (duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes)

    🎙️ Episode Overview In this soft-spoken and gently meandering episode, Jason invites you into a calm morning moment filled with whispers, newspaper musings, and unfiltered thoughts. With Vinnie nearby and the Daily Star in hand, the episode drifts across topics ranging from celebrity gossip to quiet reflections on home, nostalgia, boxing, and society's quirks. Whisper Wednesday offers that familiar blend of randomness, relaxation, and gentle companionship.
    🧠 Main Segments & Themes
    1. Morning Whispers & Vinnie Watch
    • Jason starts the day whispering quietly while Vinnie snoozes — until the inevitable tail wag and morning stretch.
    • Reflects briefly on his late ferret Andre, noting how similar Vinny’s movements sound in the flat.
    2. Newspaper Ramble: The Daily Star
    • Flicks through stories about I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! and jokes about media hype.
    • Comments on celebrity children like Paris Jackson and the shadow of their famous parents.
    • A satirical take on Meghan Markle, Camilla, royal close-ups, and the peculiar charm of British tabloids.
    • Digresses into stories about Maisie Smith and seeing her on the local bus years ago.
    • Random thoughts on weirdly close-up celebrity photos, pop culture, and tabloid exaggerations.
    3. Local Reflections & Random Observations
    • Talks about seeing EastEnders actors in real life back in the day.
    • Reminisces about living in Essex, Suffolk, London, and briefly Newcastle — tries calculating how long spent in each place.
    • Brief philosophical musings on human relationships, arranged animal pairings at zoos, and seagulls stealing chips.
    4. Light Commentary on Consumer Ads & Horoscopes
    • Skims ads for Iceland deals, Christmas in Prague trips, sofas, garlands, and money-saving clubs.
    • Reads horoscopes for every zodiac sign, offering occasional dry humour and commentary (Virgo gets a nod of personal relevance).
    • Mild confusion over garlands, clicking sounds in the flat, and spotting weird product names.
    5. Sport, Rivalry & Boxing
    • Explores sports fan psychology and new research showing how rivalries affect brain activity.
    • Reflects on the boxing world — Conor Benn vs Chris Eubank Jr, the memory of their famous fathers, and Jason’s admiration for local fighter Fabio Wardley.
    • Comments on how boxing rivalries differ from football — preferring victory without anyone getting hurt.
    6. Spot the Difference Puzzle
    • Narrates solving a “spot the six differences” game in real-time — complete with a funny moment mistaking screen dust for a mole.
    📢 Listener Notes & Outro
    • Thanks Sheryl for her PayPal gift.
    • Briefly references an edited-out bark from Vinnie as the episode ends.
    • Wraps up with his gentle reminder:
    “Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself — you deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.”
    1 hr 9 min
  • (music) (10 hours) Unusual British Town Names | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1487 | Jason Newland | 11th November 2025
    https://www.jasonnewland.com/
    Support this free service:
    https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland

    🎙️ Episode Summary:
    Unusual British Town Names – Trivia Tuesday – LMBYTS #1487 – Jason Newland – 11th November 2025
    (duration: 1 hour, 14 minutes):

    🎙️ Episode Overview
    This relaxed, meandering episode combines personal anecdotes, observational humor, and a quirky trivia list centered on unusual British (and eventually American) town names. It blends Jason’s casual storytelling with some genuinely funny and odd facts, delivered with characteristic warmth and dry wit.

    🧠 Main Segments & Themes

    1. Opening Ramble & Daily Life Update



    • Jason talks about his dog Vinnie, the weather, and watching Ozark and Big Brother.
    • Reflects on the emotional displays in Big Brother, saying he wouldn’t miss anyone except Vinnie if in the house.
    • Mentions the idea of compiling a yearly journal from his podcast transcripts, possibly publishing them for each year starting in January.
    2. Humorous Dating Anecdotes
    • Several stories about past girlfriends:
      • One insisted on staying after a bad date and had to be sent home by taxi.
      • Another painted his toenails, leading to public embarrassment at the beach.
      • One pulled a prank on a train that led to a hilarious but awkward moment.
      • He reflects on competitive nature and feeling annoyed when beaten at games like air hockey and pub games.
    3. Mundane Daily Tasks & Observations
    • Talks about laundry, hanging up a nightie (not pink or frilly, but could be if he wanted), and dealing with neighborhood noise.
    • Comments on social norms, self-expression, and his historical disregard for societal opinions.
    4. Trivia Tuesday: Weird British Town Names A long, funny segment reading and reacting to a list of real (and very oddly named) British places. Some standouts include:
    • Cockermouth
    • Scratchy Bottom (Dorset)
    • Wetwang (East Yorkshire)
    • Dull (Perthshire) – twinned with Boring, Oregon
    • Twat (Shetland)
    • Beer (Devon)
    • Ugley (Essex) – home of the Ugley Women’s Institute
    • Blubberhouses, Lickey End, Pity Me, Bottom Flash, Fingringhoe, No Place, and more.
    Each name often inspires some digression or reflection — either on his past, language oddities, or silly thoughts about how the names might have originated.

    5. Detour into Unusual American Town Names
    Some funny U.S. names mentioned include:
    • Intercourse, Truth or Consequences, Satan’s Kingdom, Hooker, Booger Hole, Climax, Sweet Lips, Ding Dong, and Bum Pass.
    • Jason playfully questions whether these places really exist.
    📢 Listener Engagement & Outro
    • Thanks Sheryl for a PayPal donation.
    • Promotes the Jason Newland Boring Group on Facebook.
    • Encourages listeners to leave questions for upcoming Q&A Friday.
    • Shares current listener app usage stats from a recent survey (most use Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or JasonNewland.com).
    🧘‍♂️ Closing Words

    Jason wraps up with his signature message encouraging self-kindness, gentleness, and peace: “Remember to be kind to yourself because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.”
    9 hr 52 min
  • (music) (5 hours) Unusual British Town Names | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1487 | Jason Newland | 11th November 2025
    https://www.jasonnewland.com/
    Support this free service:
    https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland

    🎙️ Episode Summary:
    Unusual British Town Names – Trivia Tuesday – LMBYTS #1487 – Jason Newland – 11th November 2025
    (duration: 1 hour, 14 minutes):

    🎙️ Episode Overview
    This relaxed, meandering episode combines personal anecdotes, observational humor, and a quirky trivia list centered on unusual British (and eventually American) town names. It blends Jason’s casual storytelling with some genuinely funny and odd facts, delivered with characteristic warmth and dry wit.

    🧠 Main Segments & Themes

    1. Opening Ramble & Daily Life Update



    • Jason talks about his dog Vinnie, the weather, and watching Ozark and Big Brother.
    • Reflects on the emotional displays in Big Brother, saying he wouldn’t miss anyone except Vinnie if in the house.
    • Mentions the idea of compiling a yearly journal from his podcast transcripts, possibly publishing them for each year starting in January.
    2. Humorous Dating Anecdotes
    • Several stories about past girlfriends:
      • One insisted on staying after a bad date and had to be sent home by taxi.
      • Another painted his toenails, leading to public embarrassment at the beach.
      • One pulled a prank on a train that led to a hilarious but awkward moment.
      • He reflects on competitive nature and feeling annoyed when beaten at games like air hockey and pub games.
    3. Mundane Daily Tasks & Observations
    • Talks about laundry, hanging up a nightie (not pink or frilly, but could be if he wanted), and dealing with neighborhood noise.
    • Comments on social norms, self-expression, and his historical disregard for societal opinions.
    4. Trivia Tuesday: Weird British Town Names A long, funny segment reading and reacting to a list of real (and very oddly named) British places. Some standouts include:
    • Cockermouth
    • Scratchy Bottom (Dorset)
    • Wetwang (East Yorkshire)
    • Dull (Perthshire) – twinned with Boring, Oregon
    • Twat (Shetland)
    • Beer (Devon)
    • Ugley (Essex) – home of the Ugley Women’s Institute
    • Blubberhouses, Lickey End, Pity Me, Bottom Flash, Fingringhoe, No Place, and more.
    Each name often inspires some digression or reflection — either on his past, language oddities, or silly thoughts about how the names might have originated.

    5. Detour into Unusual American Town Names
    Some funny U.S. names mentioned include:
    • Intercourse, Truth or Consequences, Satan’s Kingdom, Hooker, Booger Hole, Climax, Sweet Lips, Ding Dong, and Bum Pass.
    • Jason playfully questions whether these places really exist.
    📢 Listener Engagement & Outro
    • Thanks Sheryl for a PayPal donation.
    • Promotes the Jason Newland Boring Group on Facebook.
    • Encourages listeners to leave questions for upcoming Q&A Friday.
    • Shares current listener app usage stats from a recent survey (most use Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or JasonNewland.com).
    🧘‍♂️ Closing Words

    Jason wraps up with his signature message encouraging self-kindness, gentleness, and peace: “Remember to be kind to yourself because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.”
    4 hr 55 min
  • (music) Unusual British Town Names | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1487 | Jason Newland | 11th November 2025
    https://www.jasonnewland.com/
    Support this free service:
    https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland

    🎙️ Episode Summary:
    Unusual British Town Names – Trivia Tuesday – LMBYTS #1487 – Jason Newland – 11th November 2025
    (duration: 1 hour, 14 minutes):

    🎙️ Episode Overview
    This relaxed, meandering episode combines personal anecdotes, observational humor, and a quirky trivia list centered on unusual British (and eventually American) town names. It blends Jason’s casual storytelling with some genuinely funny and odd facts, delivered with characteristic warmth and dry wit.

    🧠 Main Segments & Themes

    1. Opening Ramble & Daily Life Update



    • Jason talks about his dog Vinnie, the weather, and watching Ozark and Big Brother.
    • Reflects on the emotional displays in Big Brother, saying he wouldn’t miss anyone except Vinnie if in the house.
    • Mentions the idea of compiling a yearly journal from his podcast transcripts, possibly publishing them for each year starting in January.
    2. Humorous Dating Anecdotes
    • Several stories about past girlfriends:
      • One insisted on staying after a bad date and had to be sent home by taxi.
      • Another painted his toenails, leading to public embarrassment at the beach.
      • One pulled a prank on a train that led to a hilarious but awkward moment.
      • He reflects on competitive nature and feeling annoyed when beaten at games like air hockey and pub games.
    3. Mundane Daily Tasks & Observations
    • Talks about laundry, hanging up a nightie (not pink or frilly, but could be if he wanted), and dealing with neighborhood noise.
    • Comments on social norms, self-expression, and his historical disregard for societal opinions.
    4. Trivia Tuesday: Weird British Town Names A long, funny segment reading and reacting to a list of real (and very oddly named) British places. Some standouts include:
    • Cockermouth
    • Scratchy Bottom (Dorset)
    • Wetwang (East Yorkshire)
    • Dull (Perthshire) – twinned with Boring, Oregon
    • Twat (Shetland)
    • Beer (Devon)
    • Ugley (Essex) – home of the Ugley Women’s Institute
    • Blubberhouses, Lickey End, Pity Me, Bottom Flash, Fingringhoe, No Place, and more.
    Each name often inspires some digression or reflection — either on his past, language oddities, or silly thoughts about how the names might have originated.

    5. Detour into Unusual American Town Names
    Some funny U.S. names mentioned include:
    • Intercourse, Truth or Consequences, Satan’s Kingdom, Hooker, Booger Hole, Climax, Sweet Lips, Ding Dong, and Bum Pass.
    • Jason playfully questions whether these places really exist.
    📢 Listener Engagement & Outro
    • Thanks Sheryl for a PayPal donation.
    • Promotes the Jason Newland Boring Group on Facebook.
    • Encourages listeners to leave questions for upcoming Q&A Friday.
    • Shares current listener app usage stats from a recent survey (most use Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or JasonNewland.com).
    🧘‍♂️ Closing Words

    Jason wraps up with his signature message encouraging self-kindness, gentleness, and peace: “Remember to be kind to yourself because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.”
    1 hr 15 min
  • (no music) (10 hours) Unusual British Town Names | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1487 | Jason Newland | 11th November 2025
    https://www.jasonnewland.com/
    Support this free service:
    https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland

    🎙️ Episode Summary:
    Unusual British Town Names – Trivia Tuesday – LMBYTS #1487 – Jason Newland – 11th November 2025
    (duration: 1 hour, 14 minutes):

    🎙️ Episode Overview
    This relaxed, meandering episode combines personal anecdotes, observational humor, and a quirky trivia list centered on unusual British (and eventually American) town names. It blends Jason’s casual storytelling with some genuinely funny and odd facts, delivered with characteristic warmth and dry wit.

    🧠 Main Segments & Themes

    1. Opening Ramble & Daily Life Update



    • Jason talks about his dog Vinnie, the weather, and watching Ozark and Big Brother.
    • Reflects on the emotional displays in Big Brother, saying he wouldn’t miss anyone except Vinnie if in the house.
    • Mentions the idea of compiling a yearly journal from his podcast transcripts, possibly publishing them for each year starting in January.
    2. Humorous Dating Anecdotes
    • Several stories about past girlfriends:
      • One insisted on staying after a bad date and had to be sent home by taxi.
      • Another painted his toenails, leading to public embarrassment at the beach.
      • One pulled a prank on a train that led to a hilarious but awkward moment.
      • He reflects on competitive nature and feeling annoyed when beaten at games like air hockey and pub games.
    3. Mundane Daily Tasks & Observations
    • Talks about laundry, hanging up a nightie (not pink or frilly, but could be if he wanted), and dealing with neighborhood noise.
    • Comments on social norms, self-expression, and his historical disregard for societal opinions.
    4. Trivia Tuesday: Weird British Town Names A long, funny segment reading and reacting to a list of real (and very oddly named) British places. Some standouts include:
    • Cockermouth
    • Scratchy Bottom (Dorset)
    • Wetwang (East Yorkshire)
    • Dull (Perthshire) – twinned with Boring, Oregon
    • Twat (Shetland)
    • Beer (Devon)
    • Ugley (Essex) – home of the Ugley Women’s Institute
    • Blubberhouses, Lickey End, Pity Me, Bottom Flash, Fingringhoe, No Place, and more.
    Each name often inspires some digression or reflection — either on his past, language oddities, or silly thoughts about how the names might have originated.

    5. Detour into Unusual American Town Names
    Some funny U.S. names mentioned include:
    • Intercourse, Truth or Consequences, Satan’s Kingdom, Hooker, Booger Hole, Climax, Sweet Lips, Ding Dong, and Bum Pass.
    • Jason playfully questions whether these places really exist.
    📢 Listener Engagement & Outro
    • Thanks Sheryl for a PayPal donation.
    • Promotes the Jason Newland Boring Group on Facebook.
    • Encourages listeners to leave questions for upcoming Q&A Friday.
    • Shares current listener app usage stats from a recent survey (most use Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or JasonNewland.com).
    🧘‍♂️ Closing Words

    Jason wraps up with his signature message encouraging self-kindness, gentleness, and peace: “Remember to be kind to yourself because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.”
    9 hr 42 min
  • (no music) (5 hours) Unusual British Town Names | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1487 | Jason Newland | 11th November 2025
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    🎙️ Episode Summary:
    Unusual British Town Names – Trivia Tuesday – LMBYTS #1487 – Jason Newland – 11th November 2025
    (duration: 1 hour, 14 minutes):

    🎙️ Episode Overview
    This relaxed, meandering episode combines personal anecdotes, observational humor, and a quirky trivia list centered on unusual British (and eventually American) town names. It blends Jason’s casual storytelling with some genuinely funny and odd facts, delivered with characteristic warmth and dry wit.

    🧠 Main Segments & Themes

    1. Opening Ramble & Daily Life Update



    • Jason talks about his dog Vinnie, the weather, and watching Ozark and Big Brother.
    • Reflects on the emotional displays in Big Brother, saying he wouldn’t miss anyone except Vinnie if in the house.
    • Mentions the idea of compiling a yearly journal from his podcast transcripts, possibly publishing them for each year starting in January.
    2. Humorous Dating Anecdotes
    • Several stories about past girlfriends:
      • One insisted on staying after a bad date and had to be sent home by taxi.
      • Another painted his toenails, leading to public embarrassment at the beach.
      • One pulled a prank on a train that led to a hilarious but awkward moment.
      • He reflects on competitive nature and feeling annoyed when beaten at games like air hockey and pub games.
    3. Mundane Daily Tasks & Observations
    • Talks about laundry, hanging up a nightie (not pink or frilly, but could be if he wanted), and dealing with neighborhood noise.
    • Comments on social norms, self-expression, and his historical disregard for societal opinions.
    4. Trivia Tuesday: Weird British Town Names A long, funny segment reading and reacting to a list of real (and very oddly named) British places. Some standouts include:
    • Cockermouth
    • Scratchy Bottom (Dorset)
    • Wetwang (East Yorkshire)
    • Dull (Perthshire) – twinned with Boring, Oregon
    • Twat (Shetland)
    • Beer (Devon)
    • Ugley (Essex) – home of the Ugley Women’s Institute
    • Blubberhouses, Lickey End, Pity Me, Bottom Flash, Fingringhoe, No Place, and more.
    Each name often inspires some digression or reflection — either on his past, language oddities, or silly thoughts about how the names might have originated.

    5. Detour into Unusual American Town Names
    Some funny U.S. names mentioned include:
    • Intercourse, Truth or Consequences, Satan’s Kingdom, Hooker, Booger Hole, Climax, Sweet Lips, Ding Dong, and Bum Pass.
    • Jason playfully questions whether these places really exist.
    📢 Listener Engagement & Outro
    • Thanks Sheryl for a PayPal donation.
    • Promotes the Jason Newland Boring Group on Facebook.
    • Encourages listeners to leave questions for upcoming Q&A Friday.
    • Shares current listener app usage stats from a recent survey (most use Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or JasonNewland.com).
    🧘‍♂️ Closing Words

    Jason wraps up with his signature message encouraging self-kindness, gentleness, and peace: “Remember to be kind to yourself because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.”
    4 hr 58 min

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