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By Jason NewlandHealth & Fitness
Let me bore you to sleep (Jason Newland) episodes
- (no music) #1456 Let me bore you to sleep#1456 Let Me Bore You to Sleep – 7th October 2025
Duration: 1 hour, 32 seconds
Host: Jason Newland
🔗 View full transcript on TurboScribe
🧠 Main Themes & Topics:
🛌 Sleep, Structure & Simplicity- Jason opens with a classic relaxation intro, reminding listeners to only listen when it's safe to close their eyes.
- Emphasizes a return to consistency: no more changes to podcasts, platforms, or websites — "the change is no change."
- Plans to continue with daily recordings (Mon–Fri) and bring back Whisper Wednesday due to its popularity.
- Acknowledges mixed audience preferences (e.g. yawning, Vinny’s noises, birds, squeaky desks), but affirms he’s doing his best to accommodate everyone.
- Reflects on the end of the year approaching, and outlines his 2026 goals:
- Maintain current website: JasonNewland.com
- Stick with current podcast platforms: Spreaker, SoundCloud, Podbean
- Possibly enhance YouTube, but no major overhauls planned
- Improve promotional efforts, especially through Facebook ads.
- Jason shares results from a Facebook ad campaign:
- 398 views, 8 clicks for £2.70 on the group promotion
- 2,385 views, 21 clicks for 63p on the website advert
- Observes that the website promotion yields better value
- Plans to advertise more actively, aiming to grow his listener base, while appreciating his current audience: “the best audience in the world.”
- Vinny (the dog) causes the usual delightful chaos: licking bags, the floor, Jason’s ankles.
- Jason uses humor and affection to engage listeners with Vinny's antics — a recurring, much-loved part of the show.
- Reflects on a missed opportunity in 2019 to speak at a U.S. university (invited by Brooke), hindered by self-doubt and lockdown.
- Expresses gratitude for supportive messages and reviews from listeners: says he feels privileged to help others relax and sleep.
- Talks about early podcasting days (since 2006), using platforms like SoundCloud, Podbean, Spreaker, etc.
- Jason discusses his Facebook group, how he screens members, and his desire to keep the group warm and spam-free.
- Admits to struggles with texting and digital communication, preferring voice-based interaction (like podcasting).
- Says this podcast is his main form of communication and connection with the world.
- Discusses budget-conscious decisions around platforms, promoting cost-effective strategies.
- Mentions that past decisions to cancel things (like YouTube or SoundCloud uploads) led to listener disappointment, motivating him to stay consistent moving forward.
- Consistency is king — keep things as they are.
- Promotion is the new frontier — without losing the “realness” of the podcast.
- Jason values every listener — he wants everyone to feel welcome and supported.
- No gimmicks or stunts — just calm, connection, and comfort through spoken word.
- 🛠️ Fixed the squeaky desk using toilet paper roll holders — a small but satisfying victory!
- 😄 "Seedless game… like a seedless banana" – Jason’s quirky humor shines.
- 🐾 Vinny: “That’s not a toy” – Jason chides Vinny mid-recording with warmth.
- 🧠 Reflections on confidence, imposter syndrome, and what it means to help people without meeting them.
1 hr 1 min - (music) (10 hours) #1455 Let me bore you to sleep💤 "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" - Oct 6, 2025
Host: Jason Newland
Theme: A personal and meandering bedtime monologue designed to lull listeners to sleep through gentle, low-energy rambling.
🐶 Opening Moments- Jason welcomes listeners to his podcast and introduces himself.
- His dog, Vinnie, features immediately with whining for more sausages.
- The tone is light, cozy, and conversational from the start.
- Jason muses on the day—confirms it is Monday, Oct 6, 2025, even though he initially questions it.
- He introduces the theme of the day: Website promotion.
- Jason shares he's been working on:
- Collecting comments and reviews from YouTube and Facebook to post on his website.
- He estimates 250+ reviews now on the site.
- Mentions humorous fake review by "Vinnie" complaining that Jason ignores him.
- Thanks Paul for a kind PayPal donation.
- Shoutouts to Laura, Christine, and others from his community for their support and feedback.
- Encourages listeners to submit questions for the upcoming Q&A Friday (Oct 10, 2025).
- Sets up analytics on his website for the first time.
- Is pleasantly surprised to learn people are visiting.
- Launches two Facebook ads:
- To promote his podcast website.
- To promote the "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" Facebook group.
- Shares early results:
- A few dozen views but no link clicks yet.
- Ads cost about 34–44 pence so far.
- Talks about getting locked out of Facebook while setting up the ads.
- Surprised by Facebook group engagement increase (451%).
- Frustrated by trying to find old comments over 7 years of posts.
- Discusses using insights and stats from his Facebook group and website.
- Discusses cravings for chocolate, Cornettos, and strawberry yogurt.
- Shares quirky stories about feeding Vinnie bits of ice cream.
- Recalls pouring yogurt on his own head in a vlog during a “manic” 2011 phase.
- Gave away a relatively new Android phone to a neighbor.
- Staunchly prefers iPhones and doesn’t want to relearn Android.
- Reminisces about spending £200 on YouTube ads years ago and being banned.
- Feels his format doesn’t quite match the YouTube “style” but keeps uploading podcasts there.
- Shares humorous gripes about:
- AI-generated Facebook posts & Quora content.
- People complaining about music or background noises in his podcasts.
- Strange questions and spam on the internet.
- Shares numerous stories of asking women out at work, most ending in rejection.
- One notable story about being asked out by a former counselling client, which he declined due to ethics.
- Discusses feelings of missed connections, awkward elevator moments, and office gossip.
- Emphasizes the emotional risks and awkwardness of workplace romance.
- Jason consistently mixes self-deprecating humor and sarcasm, even in mundane moments (e.g., admiring his own fart jokes or calling Vinnie a “cheeky monkey”).
- Regularly breaks into playful voices or pretends to be other characters.
- Reads and jokes about supposed “interesting psychological facts” found online.
- Examples: “Looking at someone's mouth means they want to kiss you” or “opposites don't attract.”
- Uses them as a springboard for philosophical reflection and more personal stories.
- Jason shares past experiences working as a counsellor.
- Reflects on:
- Ethical responsibilities.
- Emotional challenges of ending client relationships.
- How mental health services dried up due to lack of funding.
- His own regret about missed romantic opportunities.
- Encourages self-kindness:
"Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe." - Ends with a warm sign-off: “Lots of love, bye.”
- Wandering, relaxed storytelling.
- Warm humor and introspection.
- No pressure, no agenda—just soothing human connection through meandering thought.
9 hr 36 min - (music) (5 hours) #1455 Let me bore you to sleep💤 "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" - Oct 6, 2025
Host: Jason Newland
Theme: A personal and meandering bedtime monologue designed to lull listeners to sleep through gentle, low-energy rambling.
🐶 Opening Moments- Jason welcomes listeners to his podcast and introduces himself.
- His dog, Vinnie, features immediately with whining for more sausages.
- The tone is light, cozy, and conversational from the start.
- Jason muses on the day—confirms it is Monday, Oct 6, 2025, even though he initially questions it.
- He introduces the theme of the day: Website promotion.
- Jason shares he's been working on:
- Collecting comments and reviews from YouTube and Facebook to post on his website.
- He estimates 250+ reviews now on the site.
- Mentions humorous fake review by "Vinnie" complaining that Jason ignores him.
- Thanks Paul for a kind PayPal donation.
- Shoutouts to Laura, Christine, and others from his community for their support and feedback.
- Encourages listeners to submit questions for the upcoming Q&A Friday (Oct 10, 2025).
- Sets up analytics on his website for the first time.
- Is pleasantly surprised to learn people are visiting.
- Launches two Facebook ads:
- To promote his podcast website.
- To promote the "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" Facebook group.
- Shares early results:
- A few dozen views but no link clicks yet.
- Ads cost about 34–44 pence so far.
- Talks about getting locked out of Facebook while setting up the ads.
- Surprised by Facebook group engagement increase (451%).
- Frustrated by trying to find old comments over 7 years of posts.
- Discusses using insights and stats from his Facebook group and website.
- Discusses cravings for chocolate, Cornettos, and strawberry yogurt.
- Shares quirky stories about feeding Vinnie bits of ice cream.
- Recalls pouring yogurt on his own head in a vlog during a “manic” 2011 phase.
- Gave away a relatively new Android phone to a neighbor.
- Staunchly prefers iPhones and doesn’t want to relearn Android.
- Reminisces about spending £200 on YouTube ads years ago and being banned.
- Feels his format doesn’t quite match the YouTube “style” but keeps uploading podcasts there.
- Shares humorous gripes about:
- AI-generated Facebook posts & Quora content.
- People complaining about music or background noises in his podcasts.
- Strange questions and spam on the internet.
- Shares numerous stories of asking women out at work, most ending in rejection.
- One notable story about being asked out by a former counselling client, which he declined due to ethics.
- Discusses feelings of missed connections, awkward elevator moments, and office gossip.
- Emphasizes the emotional risks and awkwardness of workplace romance.
- Jason consistently mixes self-deprecating humor and sarcasm, even in mundane moments (e.g., admiring his own fart jokes or calling Vinnie a “cheeky monkey”).
- Regularly breaks into playful voices or pretends to be other characters.
- Reads and jokes about supposed “interesting psychological facts” found online.
- Examples: “Looking at someone's mouth means they want to kiss you” or “opposites don't attract.”
- Uses them as a springboard for philosophical reflection and more personal stories.
- Jason shares past experiences working as a counsellor.
- Reflects on:
- Ethical responsibilities.
- Emotional challenges of ending client relationships.
- How mental health services dried up due to lack of funding.
- His own regret about missed romantic opportunities.
- Encourages self-kindness:
"Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe." - Ends with a warm sign-off: “Lots of love, bye.”
- Wandering, relaxed storytelling.
- Warm humor and introspection.
- No pressure, no agenda—just soothing human connection through meandering thought.
4 hr 56 min - (music) #1455 Let me bore you to sleep💤 "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" - Oct 6, 2025
Host: Jason Newland
Theme: A personal and meandering bedtime monologue designed to lull listeners to sleep through gentle, low-energy rambling.
🐶 Opening Moments- Jason welcomes listeners to his podcast and introduces himself.
- His dog, Vinnie, features immediately with whining for more sausages.
- The tone is light, cozy, and conversational from the start.
- Jason muses on the day—confirms it is Monday, Oct 6, 2025, even though he initially questions it.
- He introduces the theme of the day: Website promotion.
- Jason shares he's been working on:
- Collecting comments and reviews from YouTube and Facebook to post on his website.
- He estimates 250+ reviews now on the site.
- Mentions humorous fake review by "Vinnie" complaining that Jason ignores him.
- Thanks Paul for a kind PayPal donation.
- Shoutouts to Laura, Christine, and others from his community for their support and feedback.
- Encourages listeners to submit questions for the upcoming Q&A Friday (Oct 10, 2025).
- Sets up analytics on his website for the first time.
- Is pleasantly surprised to learn people are visiting.
- Launches two Facebook ads:
- To promote his podcast website.
- To promote the "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" Facebook group.
- Shares early results:
- A few dozen views but no link clicks yet.
- Ads cost about 34–44 pence so far.
- Talks about getting locked out of Facebook while setting up the ads.
- Surprised by Facebook group engagement increase (451%).
- Frustrated by trying to find old comments over 7 years of posts.
- Discusses using insights and stats from his Facebook group and website.
- Discusses cravings for chocolate, Cornettos, and strawberry yogurt.
- Shares quirky stories about feeding Vinnie bits of ice cream.
- Recalls pouring yogurt on his own head in a vlog during a “manic” 2011 phase.
- Gave away a relatively new Android phone to a neighbor.
- Staunchly prefers iPhones and doesn’t want to relearn Android.
- Reminisces about spending £200 on YouTube ads years ago and being banned.
- Feels his format doesn’t quite match the YouTube “style” but keeps uploading podcasts there.
- Shares humorous gripes about:
- AI-generated Facebook posts & Quora content.
- People complaining about music or background noises in his podcasts.
- Strange questions and spam on the internet.
- Shares numerous stories of asking women out at work, most ending in rejection.
- One notable story about being asked out by a former counselling client, which he declined due to ethics.
- Discusses feelings of missed connections, awkward elevator moments, and office gossip.
- Emphasizes the emotional risks and awkwardness of workplace romance.
- Jason consistently mixes self-deprecating humor and sarcasm, even in mundane moments (e.g., admiring his own fart jokes or calling Vinnie a “cheeky monkey”).
- Regularly breaks into playful voices or pretends to be other characters.
- Reads and jokes about supposed “interesting psychological facts” found online.
- Examples: “Looking at someone's mouth means they want to kiss you” or “opposites don't attract.”
- Uses them as a springboard for philosophical reflection and more personal stories.
- Jason shares past experiences working as a counsellor.
- Reflects on:
- Ethical responsibilities.
- Emotional challenges of ending client relationships.
- How mental health services dried up due to lack of funding.
- His own regret about missed romantic opportunities.
- Encourages self-kindness:
"Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe." - Ends with a warm sign-off: “Lots of love, bye.”
- Wandering, relaxed storytelling.
- Warm humor and introspection.
- No pressure, no agenda—just soothing human connection through meandering thought.
1 hr 41 min - (no music) (10 hours) #1455 Let me bore you to sleep💤 "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" - Oct 6, 2025
Host: Jason Newland
Theme: A personal and meandering bedtime monologue designed to lull listeners to sleep through gentle, low-energy rambling.
🐶 Opening Moments- Jason welcomes listeners to his podcast and introduces himself.
- His dog, Vinnie, features immediately with whining for more sausages.
- The tone is light, cozy, and conversational from the start.
- Jason muses on the day—confirms it is Monday, Oct 6, 2025, even though he initially questions it.
- He introduces the theme of the day: Website promotion.
- Jason shares he's been working on:
- Collecting comments and reviews from YouTube and Facebook to post on his website.
- He estimates 250+ reviews now on the site.
- Mentions humorous fake review by "Vinnie" complaining that Jason ignores him.
- Thanks Paul for a kind PayPal donation.
- Shoutouts to Laura, Christine, and others from his community for their support and feedback.
- Encourages listeners to submit questions for the upcoming Q&A Friday (Oct 10, 2025).
- Sets up analytics on his website for the first time.
- Is pleasantly surprised to learn people are visiting.
- Launches two Facebook ads:
- To promote his podcast website.
- To promote the "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" Facebook group.
- Shares early results:
- A few dozen views but no link clicks yet.
- Ads cost about 34–44 pence so far.
- Talks about getting locked out of Facebook while setting up the ads.
- Surprised by Facebook group engagement increase (451%).
- Frustrated by trying to find old comments over 7 years of posts.
- Discusses using insights and stats from his Facebook group and website.
- Discusses cravings for chocolate, Cornettos, and strawberry yogurt.
- Shares quirky stories about feeding Vinnie bits of ice cream.
- Recalls pouring yogurt on his own head in a vlog during a “manic” 2011 phase.
- Gave away a relatively new Android phone to a neighbor.
- Staunchly prefers iPhones and doesn’t want to relearn Android.
- Reminisces about spending £200 on YouTube ads years ago and being banned.
- Feels his format doesn’t quite match the YouTube “style” but keeps uploading podcasts there.
- Shares humorous gripes about:
- AI-generated Facebook posts & Quora content.
- People complaining about music or background noises in his podcasts.
- Strange questions and spam on the internet.
- Shares numerous stories of asking women out at work, most ending in rejection.
- One notable story about being asked out by a former counselling client, which he declined due to ethics.
- Discusses feelings of missed connections, awkward elevator moments, and office gossip.
- Emphasizes the emotional risks and awkwardness of workplace romance.
- Jason consistently mixes self-deprecating humor and sarcasm, even in mundane moments (e.g., admiring his own fart jokes or calling Vinnie a “cheeky monkey”).
- Regularly breaks into playful voices or pretends to be other characters.
- Reads and jokes about supposed “interesting psychological facts” found online.
- Examples: “Looking at someone's mouth means they want to kiss you” or “opposites don't attract.”
- Uses them as a springboard for philosophical reflection and more personal stories.
- Jason shares past experiences working as a counsellor.
- Reflects on:
- Ethical responsibilities.
- Emotional challenges of ending client relationships.
- How mental health services dried up due to lack of funding.
- His own regret about missed romantic opportunities.
- Encourages self-kindness:
"Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe." - Ends with a warm sign-off: “Lots of love, bye.”
- Wandering, relaxed storytelling.
- Warm humor and introspection.
- No pressure, no agenda—just soothing human connection through meandering thought.
9 hr 45 min - (no music) (5 hours) #1455 Let me bore you to sleep💤 "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" - Oct 6, 2025
Host: Jason Newland
Theme: A personal and meandering bedtime monologue designed to lull listeners to sleep through gentle, low-energy rambling.
🐶 Opening Moments- Jason welcomes listeners to his podcast and introduces himself.
- His dog, Vinnie, features immediately with whining for more sausages.
- The tone is light, cozy, and conversational from the start.
- Jason muses on the day—confirms it is Monday, Oct 6, 2025, even though he initially questions it.
- He introduces the theme of the day: Website promotion.
- Jason shares he's been working on:
- Collecting comments and reviews from YouTube and Facebook to post on his website.
- He estimates 250+ reviews now on the site.
- Mentions humorous fake review by "Vinnie" complaining that Jason ignores him.
- Thanks Paul for a kind PayPal donation.
- Shoutouts to Laura, Christine, and others from his community for their support and feedback.
- Encourages listeners to submit questions for the upcoming Q&A Friday (Oct 10, 2025).
- Sets up analytics on his website for the first time.
- Is pleasantly surprised to learn people are visiting.
- Launches two Facebook ads:
- To promote his podcast website.
- To promote the "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" Facebook group.
- Shares early results:
- A few dozen views but no link clicks yet.
- Ads cost about 34–44 pence so far.
- Talks about getting locked out of Facebook while setting up the ads.
- Surprised by Facebook group engagement increase (451%).
- Frustrated by trying to find old comments over 7 years of posts.
- Discusses using insights and stats from his Facebook group and website.
- Discusses cravings for chocolate, Cornettos, and strawberry yogurt.
- Shares quirky stories about feeding Vinnie bits of ice cream.
- Recalls pouring yogurt on his own head in a vlog during a “manic” 2011 phase.
- Gave away a relatively new Android phone to a neighbor.
- Staunchly prefers iPhones and doesn’t want to relearn Android.
- Reminisces about spending £200 on YouTube ads years ago and being banned.
- Feels his format doesn’t quite match the YouTube “style” but keeps uploading podcasts there.
- Shares humorous gripes about:
- AI-generated Facebook posts & Quora content.
- People complaining about music or background noises in his podcasts.
- Strange questions and spam on the internet.
- Shares numerous stories of asking women out at work, most ending in rejection.
- One notable story about being asked out by a former counselling client, which he declined due to ethics.
- Discusses feelings of missed connections, awkward elevator moments, and office gossip.
- Emphasizes the emotional risks and awkwardness of workplace romance.
- Jason consistently mixes self-deprecating humor and sarcasm, even in mundane moments (e.g., admiring his own fart jokes or calling Vinnie a “cheeky monkey”).
- Regularly breaks into playful voices or pretends to be other characters.
- Reads and jokes about supposed “interesting psychological facts” found online.
- Examples: “Looking at someone's mouth means they want to kiss you” or “opposites don't attract.”
- Uses them as a springboard for philosophical reflection and more personal stories.
- Jason shares past experiences working as a counsellor.
- Reflects on:
- Ethical responsibilities.
- Emotional challenges of ending client relationships.
- How mental health services dried up due to lack of funding.
- His own regret about missed romantic opportunities.
- Encourages self-kindness:
"Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe." - Ends with a warm sign-off: “Lots of love, bye.”
- Wandering, relaxed storytelling.
- Warm humor and introspection.
- No pressure, no agenda—just soothing human connection through meandering thought.
4 hr 57 min - (no music) #1455 Let me bore you to sleep💤 "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" - Oct 6, 2025
Host: Jason Newland
Theme: A personal and meandering bedtime monologue designed to lull listeners to sleep through gentle, low-energy rambling.
🐶 Opening Moments- Jason welcomes listeners to his podcast and introduces himself.
- His dog, Vinnie, features immediately with whining for more sausages.
- The tone is light, cozy, and conversational from the start.
- Jason muses on the day—confirms it is Monday, Oct 6, 2025, even though he initially questions it.
- He introduces the theme of the day: Website promotion.
- Jason shares he's been working on:
- Collecting comments and reviews from YouTube and Facebook to post on his website.
- He estimates 250+ reviews now on the site.
- Mentions humorous fake review by "Vinnie" complaining that Jason ignores him.
- Thanks Paul for a kind PayPal donation.
- Shoutouts to Laura, Christine, and others from his community for their support and feedback.
- Encourages listeners to submit questions for the upcoming Q&A Friday (Oct 10, 2025).
- Sets up analytics on his website for the first time.
- Is pleasantly surprised to learn people are visiting.
- Launches two Facebook ads:
- To promote his podcast website.
- To promote the "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" Facebook group.
- Shares early results:
- A few dozen views but no link clicks yet.
- Ads cost about 34–44 pence so far.
- Talks about getting locked out of Facebook while setting up the ads.
- Surprised by Facebook group engagement increase (451%).
- Frustrated by trying to find old comments over 7 years of posts.
- Discusses using insights and stats from his Facebook group and website.
- Discusses cravings for chocolate, Cornettos, and strawberry yogurt.
- Shares quirky stories about feeding Vinnie bits of ice cream.
- Recalls pouring yogurt on his own head in a vlog during a “manic” 2011 phase.
- Gave away a relatively new Android phone to a neighbor.
- Staunchly prefers iPhones and doesn’t want to relearn Android.
- Reminisces about spending £200 on YouTube ads years ago and being banned.
- Feels his format doesn’t quite match the YouTube “style” but keeps uploading podcasts there.
- Shares humorous gripes about:
- AI-generated Facebook posts & Quora content.
- People complaining about music or background noises in his podcasts.
- Strange questions and spam on the internet.
- Shares numerous stories of asking women out at work, most ending in rejection.
- One notable story about being asked out by a former counselling client, which he declined due to ethics.
- Discusses feelings of missed connections, awkward elevator moments, and office gossip.
- Emphasizes the emotional risks and awkwardness of workplace romance.
- Jason consistently mixes self-deprecating humor and sarcasm, even in mundane moments (e.g., admiring his own fart jokes or calling Vinnie a “cheeky monkey”).
- Regularly breaks into playful voices or pretends to be other characters.
- Reads and jokes about supposed “interesting psychological facts” found online.
- Examples: “Looking at someone's mouth means they want to kiss you” or “opposites don't attract.”
- Uses them as a springboard for philosophical reflection and more personal stories.
- Jason shares past experiences working as a counsellor.
- Reflects on:
- Ethical responsibilities.
- Emotional challenges of ending client relationships.
- How mental health services dried up due to lack of funding.
- His own regret about missed romantic opportunities.
- Encourages self-kindness:
"Be kind to yourself, because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself. You deserve to feel safe." - Ends with a warm sign-off: “Lots of love, bye.”
- Wandering, relaxed storytelling.
- Warm humor and introspection.
- No pressure, no agenda—just soothing human connection through meandering thought.
1 hr 41 min - 9 hr 47 min
- 4 hr 57 min
- 53 min
About Let me bore you to sleep (Jason Newland)
From the publisher's feed
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.