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By Jason NewlandHealth & Fitness
Let me bore you to sleep (Jason Newland) episodes
- (music) (5 hours) Q&A Friday | LMBYTS #1478 | Jason Newland | 31st October 2025Thousands of free recordings to stream & Download:
https://www.jasonnewland.com/
Support this free service: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland
Q&A Friday | LMBYTS #1478 | Jason Newland | 31st October 2025
🧠 General Overview: This recording is a freeform, conversational monologue from Jason, part of his ongoing Q&A Friday podcast-style series. It blends everyday reflections, listener questions, tangents, humor, and personal anecdotes. Despite its length and digressions, it’s engaging in a gentle, comforting way — ideal for background listening, relaxation, or sleep. 🗓️ Context & Opening:- Jason starts by acknowledging he missed recording on Halloween (October 31st) due to fireworks and noise disturbances, including his dog Vinny barking and neighbors playing loud music to drown out the bangs.
- He apologizes for the delay, shares a bit about his current surroundings, and thanks fans (Ben, Emil, Jackie) for PayPal donations, which helped with food and bills.
- Jason talks at length about Vinny, his dog, and a past dog Logie.
- Vinny is a bit reactive, especially around other dogs, and Jason shares stories of nighttime walks and social challenges.
- He recalls Logie, a large, gentle but aggressive-to-dogs pup he took care of after a friend's passing.
- There's a detailed and emotional story about having to hold Logie down during an intense dog encounter, illustrating Jason's physical exhaustion and care.
- Jason reminisces about TV in the '80s and '90s, including:
- Watching EastEnders, and how it became a Sunday ritual.
- New recordings he’s doing called “Thursday Throwbacks”, themed around his favorite shows from each year (e.g., 1980, 1981, etc.).
- Discusses autumnal weather, its unpredictability in England (“three or four seasons in one day”).
- Talks about living in different parts of the UK (Essex, London, Suffolk, Scotland).
- Shares anecdotes about slipping on icy stairs and fracturing his back — a humorous yet painful memory.
- Jason struggles to remember dressing up for Halloween.
- Vaguely recalls fake blood and Dracula teeth.
- Shares that Halloween wasn’t a big deal in his childhood (UK perspective), and how now more adults celebrate it than kids.
- He goes deep into horror movie nostalgia, mentioning:
- American Werewolf in London (his favorite)
- Alien, The Fly, The Others, Shaun of the Dead, Us, 1408, Cabin in the Woods, Misery, Jaws, The Exorcist, and more.
- Prefers psychological thrillers and movies with emotional depth over pure gore or slasher films.
- Jason reflects deeply:
- He doesn’t firmly believe or disbelieve — says “I don’t know” is an honest answer.
- Talks about childhood interest in magic and the energetic connection between people.
- Expresses belief in the power of kindness, intention, and interconnectedness.
- Already answered under Hope’s question — he doesn’t remember trick-or-treating much.
- Admits he didn’t stick to the cooking plan.
- Gave away food to a neighbor rather than waste it.
- Reflects on struggles cooking for himself despite having catering experience.
- Mentions UK sweets like bonbons, Curly Wurly, frozen honeycomb bars, and chocolate brownies.
- Shares fond memories of old-fashioned sweet shops and how he loved chocolate brownies from school dinners.
- Ageing & declining energy
- Shame over needing help
- Self-sufficiency vs asking for support
- Belief, kindness, and human connection
- Loneliness, nostalgia, and reflection
- Relaxed, meandering, sincere, and often humorous.
- Feels like a personal conversation or diary entry.
- Contains lots of asides, digressions, and comforting rambles — perfect for easing into sleep or zoning out.
4 hr 58 min - (music) Q&A Friday | LMBYTS #1478 | Jason Newland | 31st October 2025Thousands of free recordings to stream & Download:
https://www.jasonnewland.com/
Support this free service: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland
Q&A Friday | LMBYTS #1478 | Jason Newland | 31st October 2025
🧠 General Overview: This recording is a freeform, conversational monologue from Jason, part of his ongoing Q&A Friday podcast-style series. It blends everyday reflections, listener questions, tangents, humor, and personal anecdotes. Despite its length and digressions, it’s engaging in a gentle, comforting way — ideal for background listening, relaxation, or sleep. 🗓️ Context & Opening:- Jason starts by acknowledging he missed recording on Halloween (October 31st) due to fireworks and noise disturbances, including his dog Vinny barking and neighbors playing loud music to drown out the bangs.
- He apologizes for the delay, shares a bit about his current surroundings, and thanks fans (Ben, Emil, Jackie) for PayPal donations, which helped with food and bills.
- Jason talks at length about Vinny, his dog, and a past dog Logie.
- Vinny is a bit reactive, especially around other dogs, and Jason shares stories of nighttime walks and social challenges.
- He recalls Logie, a large, gentle but aggressive-to-dogs pup he took care of after a friend's passing.
- There's a detailed and emotional story about having to hold Logie down during an intense dog encounter, illustrating Jason's physical exhaustion and care.
- Jason reminisces about TV in the '80s and '90s, including:
- Watching EastEnders, and how it became a Sunday ritual.
- New recordings he’s doing called “Thursday Throwbacks”, themed around his favorite shows from each year (e.g., 1980, 1981, etc.).
- Discusses autumnal weather, its unpredictability in England (“three or four seasons in one day”).
- Talks about living in different parts of the UK (Essex, London, Suffolk, Scotland).
- Shares anecdotes about slipping on icy stairs and fracturing his back — a humorous yet painful memory.
- Jason struggles to remember dressing up for Halloween.
- Vaguely recalls fake blood and Dracula teeth.
- Shares that Halloween wasn’t a big deal in his childhood (UK perspective), and how now more adults celebrate it than kids.
- He goes deep into horror movie nostalgia, mentioning:
- American Werewolf in London (his favorite)
- Alien, The Fly, The Others, Shaun of the Dead, Us, 1408, Cabin in the Woods, Misery, Jaws, The Exorcist, and more.
- Prefers psychological thrillers and movies with emotional depth over pure gore or slasher films.
- Jason reflects deeply:
- He doesn’t firmly believe or disbelieve — says “I don’t know” is an honest answer.
- Talks about childhood interest in magic and the energetic connection between people.
- Expresses belief in the power of kindness, intention, and interconnectedness.
- Already answered under Hope’s question — he doesn’t remember trick-or-treating much.
- Admits he didn’t stick to the cooking plan.
- Gave away food to a neighbor rather than waste it.
- Reflects on struggles cooking for himself despite having catering experience.
- Mentions UK sweets like bonbons, Curly Wurly, frozen honeycomb bars, and chocolate brownies.
- Shares fond memories of old-fashioned sweet shops and how he loved chocolate brownies from school dinners.
- Ageing & declining energy
- Shame over needing help
- Self-sufficiency vs asking for support
- Belief, kindness, and human connection
- Loneliness, nostalgia, and reflection
- Relaxed, meandering, sincere, and often humorous.
- Feels like a personal conversation or diary entry.
- Contains lots of asides, digressions, and comforting rambles — perfect for easing into sleep or zoning out.
1 hr 59 min - (no music) (10 hours) Q&A Friday | LMBYTS #1478 | Jason Newland | 31st October 2025Thousands of free recordings to stream & Download:
https://www.jasonnewland.com/
Support this free service: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland
Q&A Friday | LMBYTS #1478 | Jason Newland | 31st October 2025
🧠 General Overview: This recording is a freeform, conversational monologue from Jason, part of his ongoing Q&A Friday podcast-style series. It blends everyday reflections, listener questions, tangents, humor, and personal anecdotes. Despite its length and digressions, it’s engaging in a gentle, comforting way — ideal for background listening, relaxation, or sleep. 🗓️ Context & Opening:- Jason starts by acknowledging he missed recording on Halloween (October 31st) due to fireworks and noise disturbances, including his dog Vinny barking and neighbors playing loud music to drown out the bangs.
- He apologizes for the delay, shares a bit about his current surroundings, and thanks fans (Ben, Emil, Jackie) for PayPal donations, which helped with food and bills.
- Jason talks at length about Vinny, his dog, and a past dog Logie.
- Vinny is a bit reactive, especially around other dogs, and Jason shares stories of nighttime walks and social challenges.
- He recalls Logie, a large, gentle but aggressive-to-dogs pup he took care of after a friend's passing.
- There's a detailed and emotional story about having to hold Logie down during an intense dog encounter, illustrating Jason's physical exhaustion and care.
- Jason reminisces about TV in the '80s and '90s, including:
- Watching EastEnders, and how it became a Sunday ritual.
- New recordings he’s doing called “Thursday Throwbacks”, themed around his favorite shows from each year (e.g., 1980, 1981, etc.).
- Discusses autumnal weather, its unpredictability in England (“three or four seasons in one day”).
- Talks about living in different parts of the UK (Essex, London, Suffolk, Scotland).
- Shares anecdotes about slipping on icy stairs and fracturing his back — a humorous yet painful memory.
- Jason struggles to remember dressing up for Halloween.
- Vaguely recalls fake blood and Dracula teeth.
- Shares that Halloween wasn’t a big deal in his childhood (UK perspective), and how now more adults celebrate it than kids.
- He goes deep into horror movie nostalgia, mentioning:
- American Werewolf in London (his favorite)
- Alien, The Fly, The Others, Shaun of the Dead, Us, 1408, Cabin in the Woods, Misery, Jaws, The Exorcist, and more.
- Prefers psychological thrillers and movies with emotional depth over pure gore or slasher films.
- Jason reflects deeply:
- He doesn’t firmly believe or disbelieve — says “I don’t know” is an honest answer.
- Talks about childhood interest in magic and the energetic connection between people.
- Expresses belief in the power of kindness, intention, and interconnectedness.
- Already answered under Hope’s question — he doesn’t remember trick-or-treating much.
- Admits he didn’t stick to the cooking plan.
- Gave away food to a neighbor rather than waste it.
- Reflects on struggles cooking for himself despite having catering experience.
- Mentions UK sweets like bonbons, Curly Wurly, frozen honeycomb bars, and chocolate brownies.
- Shares fond memories of old-fashioned sweet shops and how he loved chocolate brownies from school dinners.
- Ageing & declining energy
- Shame over needing help
- Self-sufficiency vs asking for support
- Belief, kindness, and human connection
- Loneliness, nostalgia, and reflection
- Relaxed, meandering, sincere, and often humorous.
- Feels like a personal conversation or diary entry.
- Contains lots of asides, digressions, and comforting rambles — perfect for easing into sleep or zoning out.
9 hr 45 min - (no music) (5 hours) Q&A Friday | LMBYTS #1478 | Jason Newland | 31st October 2025Thousands of free recordings to stream & Download:
https://www.jasonnewland.com/
Support this free service: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland
Q&A Friday | LMBYTS #1478 | Jason Newland | 31st October 2025
🧠 General Overview: This recording is a freeform, conversational monologue from Jason, part of his ongoing Q&A Friday podcast-style series. It blends everyday reflections, listener questions, tangents, humor, and personal anecdotes. Despite its length and digressions, it’s engaging in a gentle, comforting way — ideal for background listening, relaxation, or sleep. 🗓️ Context & Opening:- Jason starts by acknowledging he missed recording on Halloween (October 31st) due to fireworks and noise disturbances, including his dog Vinny barking and neighbors playing loud music to drown out the bangs.
- He apologizes for the delay, shares a bit about his current surroundings, and thanks fans (Ben, Emil, Jackie) for PayPal donations, which helped with food and bills.
- Jason talks at length about Vinny, his dog, and a past dog Logie.
- Vinny is a bit reactive, especially around other dogs, and Jason shares stories of nighttime walks and social challenges.
- He recalls Logie, a large, gentle but aggressive-to-dogs pup he took care of after a friend's passing.
- There's a detailed and emotional story about having to hold Logie down during an intense dog encounter, illustrating Jason's physical exhaustion and care.
- Jason reminisces about TV in the '80s and '90s, including:
- Watching EastEnders, and how it became a Sunday ritual.
- New recordings he’s doing called “Thursday Throwbacks”, themed around his favorite shows from each year (e.g., 1980, 1981, etc.).
- Discusses autumnal weather, its unpredictability in England (“three or four seasons in one day”).
- Talks about living in different parts of the UK (Essex, London, Suffolk, Scotland).
- Shares anecdotes about slipping on icy stairs and fracturing his back — a humorous yet painful memory.
- Jason struggles to remember dressing up for Halloween.
- Vaguely recalls fake blood and Dracula teeth.
- Shares that Halloween wasn’t a big deal in his childhood (UK perspective), and how now more adults celebrate it than kids.
- He goes deep into horror movie nostalgia, mentioning:
- American Werewolf in London (his favorite)
- Alien, The Fly, The Others, Shaun of the Dead, Us, 1408, Cabin in the Woods, Misery, Jaws, The Exorcist, and more.
- Prefers psychological thrillers and movies with emotional depth over pure gore or slasher films.
- Jason reflects deeply:
- He doesn’t firmly believe or disbelieve — says “I don’t know” is an honest answer.
- Talks about childhood interest in magic and the energetic connection between people.
- Expresses belief in the power of kindness, intention, and interconnectedness.
- Already answered under Hope’s question — he doesn’t remember trick-or-treating much.
- Admits he didn’t stick to the cooking plan.
- Gave away food to a neighbor rather than waste it.
- Reflects on struggles cooking for himself despite having catering experience.
- Mentions UK sweets like bonbons, Curly Wurly, frozen honeycomb bars, and chocolate brownies.
- Shares fond memories of old-fashioned sweet shops and how he loved chocolate brownies from school dinners.
- Ageing & declining energy
- Shame over needing help
- Self-sufficiency vs asking for support
- Belief, kindness, and human connection
- Loneliness, nostalgia, and reflection
- Relaxed, meandering, sincere, and often humorous.
- Feels like a personal conversation or diary entry.
- Contains lots of asides, digressions, and comforting rambles — perfect for easing into sleep or zoning out.
4 hr 58 min - (no music) Q&A Friday | LMBYTS #1478 | Jason Newland | 31st October 2025Thousands of free recordings to stream & Download:
https://www.jasonnewland.com/
Support this free service: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jasonnewland
Q&A Friday | LMBYTS #1478 | Jason Newland | 31st October 2025
🧠 General Overview: This recording is a freeform, conversational monologue from Jason, part of his ongoing Q&A Friday podcast-style series. It blends everyday reflections, listener questions, tangents, humor, and personal anecdotes. Despite its length and digressions, it’s engaging in a gentle, comforting way — ideal for background listening, relaxation, or sleep. 🗓️ Context & Opening:- Jason starts by acknowledging he missed recording on Halloween (October 31st) due to fireworks and noise disturbances, including his dog Vinny barking and neighbors playing loud music to drown out the bangs.
- He apologizes for the delay, shares a bit about his current surroundings, and thanks fans (Ben, Emil, Jackie) for PayPal donations, which helped with food and bills.
- Jason talks at length about Vinny, his dog, and a past dog Logie.
- Vinny is a bit reactive, especially around other dogs, and Jason shares stories of nighttime walks and social challenges.
- He recalls Logie, a large, gentle but aggressive-to-dogs pup he took care of after a friend's passing.
- There's a detailed and emotional story about having to hold Logie down during an intense dog encounter, illustrating Jason's physical exhaustion and care.
- Jason reminisces about TV in the '80s and '90s, including:
- Watching EastEnders, and how it became a Sunday ritual.
- New recordings he’s doing called “Thursday Throwbacks”, themed around his favorite shows from each year (e.g., 1980, 1981, etc.).
- Discusses autumnal weather, its unpredictability in England (“three or four seasons in one day”).
- Talks about living in different parts of the UK (Essex, London, Suffolk, Scotland).
- Shares anecdotes about slipping on icy stairs and fracturing his back — a humorous yet painful memory.
- Jason struggles to remember dressing up for Halloween.
- Vaguely recalls fake blood and Dracula teeth.
- Shares that Halloween wasn’t a big deal in his childhood (UK perspective), and how now more adults celebrate it than kids.
- He goes deep into horror movie nostalgia, mentioning:
- American Werewolf in London (his favorite)
- Alien, The Fly, The Others, Shaun of the Dead, Us, 1408, Cabin in the Woods, Misery, Jaws, The Exorcist, and more.
- Prefers psychological thrillers and movies with emotional depth over pure gore or slasher films.
- Jason reflects deeply:
- He doesn’t firmly believe or disbelieve — says “I don’t know” is an honest answer.
- Talks about childhood interest in magic and the energetic connection between people.
- Expresses belief in the power of kindness, intention, and interconnectedness.
- Already answered under Hope’s question — he doesn’t remember trick-or-treating much.
- Admits he didn’t stick to the cooking plan.
- Gave away food to a neighbor rather than waste it.
- Reflects on struggles cooking for himself despite having catering experience.
- Mentions UK sweets like bonbons, Curly Wurly, frozen honeycomb bars, and chocolate brownies.
- Shares fond memories of old-fashioned sweet shops and how he loved chocolate brownies from school dinners.
- Ageing & declining energy
- Shame over needing help
- Self-sufficiency vs asking for support
- Belief, kindness, and human connection
- Loneliness, nostalgia, and reflection
- Relaxed, meandering, sincere, and often humorous.
- Feels like a personal conversation or diary entry.
- Contains lots of asides, digressions, and comforting rambles — perfect for easing into sleep or zoning out.
1 hr 59 min - (music) (10 hours) TV shows 1981 | Thursday Throwbacks | LMBYTS #1477 | Jason Newland | 30th October 2025https://www.jasonnewland.com/
TV shows 1981 | Thursday Throwbacks | LMBYTS #1477 | Jason Newland | 30th October 2025
🎙️ Overall Structure and Mood- The episode is a relaxed, meandering monologue typical of Jason's “bore you to sleep” format.
- His tone is informal, conversational, humorous, and nostalgic, frequently going off on personal tangents.
- The central theme of this episode is “Thursday Throwbacks – TV Shows of 1981”, but the discussion winds through many topics before (and while) getting there.
🔹 British TV Shows (1981 Highlights)- Only Fools and Horses – Premiered in 1981, Jason's all-time favorite. He discusses its legacy and enduring popularity.
- Bergerac – Not particularly into it; remembers it being set in Jersey.
- Victoria Wood, Ain’t Half Hot Mum, Tenko – Mixed memories or not really watched.
- The Two Ronnies – A favorite; talks about Ronnie Barker & Ronnie Corbett’s careers.
- Porridge, Open All Hours, Butterflies, Terry & June, Yes Minister – Commentary on characters, humor style, and personal connections to these shows.
- Generation Game – Remembers Bruce Forsyth and Larry Grayson eras.
- Juliet Bravo, The Likely Lads, Minder, The Professionals – More mentions with personal anecdotes.
- Doctor Who – Specifically Peter Davison becoming the Fifth Doctor in 1981.
- Grange Hill, Rainbow, Jackanory, Postman Pat, Pipkins – Reflections on children's TV.
- Top of the Pops – A family tradition, especially around Christmas.
- Newsnight, Panorama, and other current affairs shows – Acknowledges but didn’t really watch as a kid.
- Snooker, Football (Ipswich Town), Wimbledon, Boxing – Memories of sports on TV.
- Dallas, Dynasty – Recalls their rivalry.
- CHiPs, The Dukes of Hazzard – Saturday night favorites; fond memories.
- Buck Rogers, Magnum P.I., Hart to Hart, MAS*H, Different Strokes – Fondness for American storytelling and characters.
- He-Man, Scooby-Doo, The Smurfs – Reflections on children’s shows aired in the UK.
- Reminisces about watching TV as a kid after school and during weekends.
- Talks about how he’d control the TV between 4–6 PM and how routines shifted as his brothers got older.
- Reflects on school, cartoons, and bedtime routines.
- Memories of watching Doctor Who, Star Trek, and other classics with family.
- Vinnie gets frequent mentions (and interruptions!).
- At one point, Jason jokes about Vinnie licking his feet to get attention.
- Mentions wanting to make an Amazon wishlist for dog treats for Vinnie (but only available to UK folks).
- A very long and humorous rant about junk mail and unreadable "no junk mail" stickers on his door.
- A story about not dressing up for Halloween at a call center job and awkwardly joking he was a “serial killer” (in hindsight, maybe not his best moment).
- Pokes fun at people’s need to “be right” and shares his philosophy about not needing to win arguments.
- Comments on YouTube censorship and how innocent social media used to feel.
- Reflects on being okay not knowing things, even as an adult — and critiques how society expects immediate answers.
- Talks about encouraging a neighbor to consider going to university at 44.
- Reflects on his own experience getting a degree at 40.
- Critiques outdated, non-PC shows like Ain’t Half Hot Mum.
- Talks about how television reflected society’s values at the time, and how disclaimers now acknowledge that.
- Discusses the difference between opinions and facts, especially in entertainment and online debates.
- Describes cozy Saturday night rituals with family – sandwiches, sweets, TV time – calling it a highlight of his week.
- Expresses how those nights were "blissful" and full of comfort, warmth, and good vibes.
- “I'm not angry. I'm passionate.”
- “You don't need to be right – just let them think they are.”
- “Only Fools and Horses debuted in 1981. That’s my favorite show – ever.”
- “Vinny’s flappy ears make more sense than half the shows on TV these days.”
- “I learned early on: if I didn’t know something, I’d just say I didn’t know. And that’s okay.”
- Wraps up by reminding listeners to be kind to themselves.
- Teases next Thursday's “Throwback” episode focusing on TV from 1982.
- Expresses gratitude to his listeners with a gentle, soothing close.
9 hr 46 min - (music) (5 hours) TV shows 1981 | Thursday Throwbacks | LMBYTS #1477 | Jason Newland | 30th October 2025https://www.jasonnewland.com/
TV shows 1981 | Thursday Throwbacks | LMBYTS #1477 | Jason Newland | 30th October 2025
🎙️ Overall Structure and Mood- The episode is a relaxed, meandering monologue typical of Jason's “bore you to sleep” format.
- His tone is informal, conversational, humorous, and nostalgic, frequently going off on personal tangents.
- The central theme of this episode is “Thursday Throwbacks – TV Shows of 1981”, but the discussion winds through many topics before (and while) getting there.
🔹 British TV Shows (1981 Highlights)- Only Fools and Horses – Premiered in 1981, Jason's all-time favorite. He discusses its legacy and enduring popularity.
- Bergerac – Not particularly into it; remembers it being set in Jersey.
- Victoria Wood, Ain’t Half Hot Mum, Tenko – Mixed memories or not really watched.
- The Two Ronnies – A favorite; talks about Ronnie Barker & Ronnie Corbett’s careers.
- Porridge, Open All Hours, Butterflies, Terry & June, Yes Minister – Commentary on characters, humor style, and personal connections to these shows.
- Generation Game – Remembers Bruce Forsyth and Larry Grayson eras.
- Juliet Bravo, The Likely Lads, Minder, The Professionals – More mentions with personal anecdotes.
- Doctor Who – Specifically Peter Davison becoming the Fifth Doctor in 1981.
- Grange Hill, Rainbow, Jackanory, Postman Pat, Pipkins – Reflections on children's TV.
- Top of the Pops – A family tradition, especially around Christmas.
- Newsnight, Panorama, and other current affairs shows – Acknowledges but didn’t really watch as a kid.
- Snooker, Football (Ipswich Town), Wimbledon, Boxing – Memories of sports on TV.
- Dallas, Dynasty – Recalls their rivalry.
- CHiPs, The Dukes of Hazzard – Saturday night favorites; fond memories.
- Buck Rogers, Magnum P.I., Hart to Hart, MAS*H, Different Strokes – Fondness for American storytelling and characters.
- He-Man, Scooby-Doo, The Smurfs – Reflections on children’s shows aired in the UK.
- Reminisces about watching TV as a kid after school and during weekends.
- Talks about how he’d control the TV between 4–6 PM and how routines shifted as his brothers got older.
- Reflects on school, cartoons, and bedtime routines.
- Memories of watching Doctor Who, Star Trek, and other classics with family.
- Vinnie gets frequent mentions (and interruptions!).
- At one point, Jason jokes about Vinnie licking his feet to get attention.
- Mentions wanting to make an Amazon wishlist for dog treats for Vinnie (but only available to UK folks).
- A very long and humorous rant about junk mail and unreadable "no junk mail" stickers on his door.
- A story about not dressing up for Halloween at a call center job and awkwardly joking he was a “serial killer” (in hindsight, maybe not his best moment).
- Pokes fun at people’s need to “be right” and shares his philosophy about not needing to win arguments.
- Comments on YouTube censorship and how innocent social media used to feel.
- Reflects on being okay not knowing things, even as an adult — and critiques how society expects immediate answers.
- Talks about encouraging a neighbor to consider going to university at 44.
- Reflects on his own experience getting a degree at 40.
- Critiques outdated, non-PC shows like Ain’t Half Hot Mum.
- Talks about how television reflected society’s values at the time, and how disclaimers now acknowledge that.
- Discusses the difference between opinions and facts, especially in entertainment and online debates.
- Describes cozy Saturday night rituals with family – sandwiches, sweets, TV time – calling it a highlight of his week.
- Expresses how those nights were "blissful" and full of comfort, warmth, and good vibes.
- “I'm not angry. I'm passionate.”
- “You don't need to be right – just let them think they are.”
- “Only Fools and Horses debuted in 1981. That’s my favorite show – ever.”
- “Vinny’s flappy ears make more sense than half the shows on TV these days.”
- “I learned early on: if I didn’t know something, I’d just say I didn’t know. And that’s okay.”
- Wraps up by reminding listeners to be kind to themselves.
- Teases next Thursday's “Throwback” episode focusing on TV from 1982.
- Expresses gratitude to his listeners with a gentle, soothing close.
5 hr 2 min - (music) TV shows 1981 | Thursday Throwbacks | LMBYTS #1477 | Jason Newland | 30th October 2025https://www.jasonnewland.com/
TV shows 1981 | Thursday Throwbacks | LMBYTS #1477 | Jason Newland | 30th October 2025
🎙️ Overall Structure and Mood- The episode is a relaxed, meandering monologue typical of Jason's “bore you to sleep” format.
- His tone is informal, conversational, humorous, and nostalgic, frequently going off on personal tangents.
- The central theme of this episode is “Thursday Throwbacks – TV Shows of 1981”, but the discussion winds through many topics before (and while) getting there.
🔹 British TV Shows (1981 Highlights)- Only Fools and Horses – Premiered in 1981, Jason's all-time favorite. He discusses its legacy and enduring popularity.
- Bergerac – Not particularly into it; remembers it being set in Jersey.
- Victoria Wood, Ain’t Half Hot Mum, Tenko – Mixed memories or not really watched.
- The Two Ronnies – A favorite; talks about Ronnie Barker & Ronnie Corbett’s careers.
- Porridge, Open All Hours, Butterflies, Terry & June, Yes Minister – Commentary on characters, humor style, and personal connections to these shows.
- Generation Game – Remembers Bruce Forsyth and Larry Grayson eras.
- Juliet Bravo, The Likely Lads, Minder, The Professionals – More mentions with personal anecdotes.
- Doctor Who – Specifically Peter Davison becoming the Fifth Doctor in 1981.
- Grange Hill, Rainbow, Jackanory, Postman Pat, Pipkins – Reflections on children's TV.
- Top of the Pops – A family tradition, especially around Christmas.
- Newsnight, Panorama, and other current affairs shows – Acknowledges but didn’t really watch as a kid.
- Snooker, Football (Ipswich Town), Wimbledon, Boxing – Memories of sports on TV.
- Dallas, Dynasty – Recalls their rivalry.
- CHiPs, The Dukes of Hazzard – Saturday night favorites; fond memories.
- Buck Rogers, Magnum P.I., Hart to Hart, MAS*H, Different Strokes – Fondness for American storytelling and characters.
- He-Man, Scooby-Doo, The Smurfs – Reflections on children’s shows aired in the UK.
- Reminisces about watching TV as a kid after school and during weekends.
- Talks about how he’d control the TV between 4–6 PM and how routines shifted as his brothers got older.
- Reflects on school, cartoons, and bedtime routines.
- Memories of watching Doctor Who, Star Trek, and other classics with family.
- Vinnie gets frequent mentions (and interruptions!).
- At one point, Jason jokes about Vinnie licking his feet to get attention.
- Mentions wanting to make an Amazon wishlist for dog treats for Vinnie (but only available to UK folks).
- A very long and humorous rant about junk mail and unreadable "no junk mail" stickers on his door.
- A story about not dressing up for Halloween at a call center job and awkwardly joking he was a “serial killer” (in hindsight, maybe not his best moment).
- Pokes fun at people’s need to “be right” and shares his philosophy about not needing to win arguments.
- Comments on YouTube censorship and how innocent social media used to feel.
- Reflects on being okay not knowing things, even as an adult — and critiques how society expects immediate answers.
- Talks about encouraging a neighbor to consider going to university at 44.
- Reflects on his own experience getting a degree at 40.
- Critiques outdated, non-PC shows like Ain’t Half Hot Mum.
- Talks about how television reflected society’s values at the time, and how disclaimers now acknowledge that.
- Discusses the difference between opinions and facts, especially in entertainment and online debates.
- Describes cozy Saturday night rituals with family – sandwiches, sweets, TV time – calling it a highlight of his week.
- Expresses how those nights were "blissful" and full of comfort, warmth, and good vibes.
- “I'm not angry. I'm passionate.”
- “You don't need to be right – just let them think they are.”
- “Only Fools and Horses debuted in 1981. That’s my favorite show – ever.”
- “Vinny’s flappy ears make more sense than half the shows on TV these days.”
- “I learned early on: if I didn’t know something, I’d just say I didn’t know. And that’s okay.”
- Wraps up by reminding listeners to be kind to themselves.
- Teases next Thursday's “Throwback” episode focusing on TV from 1982.
- Expresses gratitude to his listeners with a gentle, soothing close.
2 hr - (no music) (10 hours) TV shows 1981 | Thursday Throwbacks | LMBYTS #1477 | Jason Newland | 30th October 2025https://www.jasonnewland.com/
TV shows 1981 | Thursday Throwbacks | LMBYTS #1477 | Jason Newland | 30th October 2025
🎙️ Overall Structure and Mood- The episode is a relaxed, meandering monologue typical of Jason's “bore you to sleep” format.
- His tone is informal, conversational, humorous, and nostalgic, frequently going off on personal tangents.
- The central theme of this episode is “Thursday Throwbacks – TV Shows of 1981”, but the discussion winds through many topics before (and while) getting there.
🔹 British TV Shows (1981 Highlights)- Only Fools and Horses – Premiered in 1981, Jason's all-time favorite. He discusses its legacy and enduring popularity.
- Bergerac – Not particularly into it; remembers it being set in Jersey.
- Victoria Wood, Ain’t Half Hot Mum, Tenko – Mixed memories or not really watched.
- The Two Ronnies – A favorite; talks about Ronnie Barker & Ronnie Corbett’s careers.
- Porridge, Open All Hours, Butterflies, Terry & June, Yes Minister – Commentary on characters, humor style, and personal connections to these shows.
- Generation Game – Remembers Bruce Forsyth and Larry Grayson eras.
- Juliet Bravo, The Likely Lads, Minder, The Professionals – More mentions with personal anecdotes.
- Doctor Who – Specifically Peter Davison becoming the Fifth Doctor in 1981.
- Grange Hill, Rainbow, Jackanory, Postman Pat, Pipkins – Reflections on children's TV.
- Top of the Pops – A family tradition, especially around Christmas.
- Newsnight, Panorama, and other current affairs shows – Acknowledges but didn’t really watch as a kid.
- Snooker, Football (Ipswich Town), Wimbledon, Boxing – Memories of sports on TV.
- Dallas, Dynasty – Recalls their rivalry.
- CHiPs, The Dukes of Hazzard – Saturday night favorites; fond memories.
- Buck Rogers, Magnum P.I., Hart to Hart, MAS*H, Different Strokes – Fondness for American storytelling and characters.
- He-Man, Scooby-Doo, The Smurfs – Reflections on children’s shows aired in the UK.
- Reminisces about watching TV as a kid after school and during weekends.
- Talks about how he’d control the TV between 4–6 PM and how routines shifted as his brothers got older.
- Reflects on school, cartoons, and bedtime routines.
- Memories of watching Doctor Who, Star Trek, and other classics with family.
- Vinnie gets frequent mentions (and interruptions!).
- At one point, Jason jokes about Vinnie licking his feet to get attention.
- Mentions wanting to make an Amazon wishlist for dog treats for Vinnie (but only available to UK folks).
- A very long and humorous rant about junk mail and unreadable "no junk mail" stickers on his door.
- A story about not dressing up for Halloween at a call center job and awkwardly joking he was a “serial killer” (in hindsight, maybe not his best moment).
- Pokes fun at people’s need to “be right” and shares his philosophy about not needing to win arguments.
- Comments on YouTube censorship and how innocent social media used to feel.
- Reflects on being okay not knowing things, even as an adult — and critiques how society expects immediate answers.
- Talks about encouraging a neighbor to consider going to university at 44.
- Reflects on his own experience getting a degree at 40.
- Critiques outdated, non-PC shows like Ain’t Half Hot Mum.
- Talks about how television reflected society’s values at the time, and how disclaimers now acknowledge that.
- Discusses the difference between opinions and facts, especially in entertainment and online debates.
- Describes cozy Saturday night rituals with family – sandwiches, sweets, TV time – calling it a highlight of his week.
- Expresses how those nights were "blissful" and full of comfort, warmth, and good vibes.
- “I'm not angry. I'm passionate.”
- “You don't need to be right – just let them think they are.”
- “Only Fools and Horses debuted in 1981. That’s my favorite show – ever.”
- “Vinny’s flappy ears make more sense than half the shows on TV these days.”
- “I learned early on: if I didn’t know something, I’d just say I didn’t know. And that’s okay.”
- Wraps up by reminding listeners to be kind to themselves.
- Teases next Thursday's “Throwback” episode focusing on TV from 1982.
- Expresses gratitude to his listeners with a gentle, soothing close.
9 hr 48 min - (no music) (5 hours) TV shows 1981 | Thursday Throwbacks | LMBYTS #1477 | Jason Newland | 30th October 2025https://www.jasonnewland.com/
TV shows 1981 | Thursday Throwbacks | LMBYTS #1477 | Jason Newland | 30th October 2025
🎙️ Overall Structure and Mood- The episode is a relaxed, meandering monologue typical of Jason's “bore you to sleep” format.
- His tone is informal, conversational, humorous, and nostalgic, frequently going off on personal tangents.
- The central theme of this episode is “Thursday Throwbacks – TV Shows of 1981”, but the discussion winds through many topics before (and while) getting there.
🔹 British TV Shows (1981 Highlights)- Only Fools and Horses – Premiered in 1981, Jason's all-time favorite. He discusses its legacy and enduring popularity.
- Bergerac – Not particularly into it; remembers it being set in Jersey.
- Victoria Wood, Ain’t Half Hot Mum, Tenko – Mixed memories or not really watched.
- The Two Ronnies – A favorite; talks about Ronnie Barker & Ronnie Corbett’s careers.
- Porridge, Open All Hours, Butterflies, Terry & June, Yes Minister – Commentary on characters, humor style, and personal connections to these shows.
- Generation Game – Remembers Bruce Forsyth and Larry Grayson eras.
- Juliet Bravo, The Likely Lads, Minder, The Professionals – More mentions with personal anecdotes.
- Doctor Who – Specifically Peter Davison becoming the Fifth Doctor in 1981.
- Grange Hill, Rainbow, Jackanory, Postman Pat, Pipkins – Reflections on children's TV.
- Top of the Pops – A family tradition, especially around Christmas.
- Newsnight, Panorama, and other current affairs shows – Acknowledges but didn’t really watch as a kid.
- Snooker, Football (Ipswich Town), Wimbledon, Boxing – Memories of sports on TV.
- Dallas, Dynasty – Recalls their rivalry.
- CHiPs, The Dukes of Hazzard – Saturday night favorites; fond memories.
- Buck Rogers, Magnum P.I., Hart to Hart, MAS*H, Different Strokes – Fondness for American storytelling and characters.
- He-Man, Scooby-Doo, The Smurfs – Reflections on children’s shows aired in the UK.
- Reminisces about watching TV as a kid after school and during weekends.
- Talks about how he’d control the TV between 4–6 PM and how routines shifted as his brothers got older.
- Reflects on school, cartoons, and bedtime routines.
- Memories of watching Doctor Who, Star Trek, and other classics with family.
- Vinnie gets frequent mentions (and interruptions!).
- At one point, Jason jokes about Vinnie licking his feet to get attention.
- Mentions wanting to make an Amazon wishlist for dog treats for Vinnie (but only available to UK folks).
- A very long and humorous rant about junk mail and unreadable "no junk mail" stickers on his door.
- A story about not dressing up for Halloween at a call center job and awkwardly joking he was a “serial killer” (in hindsight, maybe not his best moment).
- Pokes fun at people’s need to “be right” and shares his philosophy about not needing to win arguments.
- Comments on YouTube censorship and how innocent social media used to feel.
- Reflects on being okay not knowing things, even as an adult — and critiques how society expects immediate answers.
- Talks about encouraging a neighbor to consider going to university at 44.
- Reflects on his own experience getting a degree at 40.
- Critiques outdated, non-PC shows like Ain’t Half Hot Mum.
- Talks about how television reflected society’s values at the time, and how disclaimers now acknowledge that.
- Discusses the difference between opinions and facts, especially in entertainment and online debates.
- Describes cozy Saturday night rituals with family – sandwiches, sweets, TV time – calling it a highlight of his week.
- Expresses how those nights were "blissful" and full of comfort, warmth, and good vibes.
- “I'm not angry. I'm passionate.”
- “You don't need to be right – just let them think they are.”
- “Only Fools and Horses debuted in 1981. That’s my favorite show – ever.”
- “Vinny’s flappy ears make more sense than half the shows on TV these days.”
- “I learned early on: if I didn’t know something, I’d just say I didn’t know. And that’s okay.”
- Wraps up by reminding listeners to be kind to themselves.
- Teases next Thursday's “Throwback” episode focusing on TV from 1982.
- Expresses gratitude to his listeners with a gentle, soothing close.
5 hr
About Let me bore you to sleep (Jason Newland)
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Welcome to "Let Me Bore You to Sleep," a unique and soothing podcast hosted by Jason Newland. Specially designed to help you unwind and drift into a peaceful slumber, Jason’s calming voice and…
monotonous storytelling create the perfect atmosphere for relaxation.
Each episode features dull and uneventful narratives that gently guide your mind away from the stresses of the day and into a state of deep relaxation. Whether you're battling insomnia, struggling with anxiety, or simply need a comforting bedtime routine, Jason’s sleepy-time stories are here to lull you into restful sleep.
Tune in to "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" and let Jason Newland’s tranquil tales carry you off to dreamland, one soothing episode at a time. Embrace the serenity and enjoy a night of uninterrupted, rejuvenating sleep.
Each episode features dull and uneventful narratives that gently guide your mind away from the stresses of the day and into a state of deep relaxation. Whether you're battling insomnia, struggling with anxiety, or simply need a comforting bedtime routine, Jason’s sleepy-time stories are here to lull you into restful sleep.
Tune in to "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" and let Jason Newland’s tranquil tales carry you off to dreamland, one soothing episode at a time. Embrace the serenity and enjoy a night of uninterrupted, rejuvenating sleep.