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By Jason NewlandHealth & Fitness
Let me bore you to sleep (Jason Newland) episodes
- (no music) (10 hours) Breeze of deep Comfort🎙️ "#1440 Whisper – Let Me Bore You to Sleep – 26th September 2025"
🕒 Duration: 36 minutes, 33 seconds
🔗 Transcript Link
💤 Overview This is a calming, whisper-toned "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" session by Jason Newland, intended to gently lull listeners to sleep with meandering reflections, quiet updates, and peaceful storytelling. It’s a perfect mix of mundane morning routines, sleepy musings, and gentle interactions with his dog Vinny.
🧠 Key Themes & Segments
🌅 Morning Routine (0:00–10:00)- Jason shares his slow, sleepy start to the day.
- Checks on his dog Vinny, who was lying in bed but alert.
- Mentions his gurgling tummy and need for Ready Brek (breakfast).
- Discusses waking rituals:
- Checking the time.
- Drinking water, going to the bathroom.
- Cleaning his mug and bowl.
- Taking his acid reflux tablet.
- Logs onto his laptop to check Spreaker podcast stats:
- Apple Podcasts is still #1.
- Podcast Addict has overtaken Spotify.
- On YouTube:
- 1,579 subscribers.
- 1.7K views over 28 days.
- A recent spike in views—10x normal activity on one day.
- Checks trending topics via Microsoft Bing (since Google doesn’t show up).
- Mentions Noel Clarke, Ingrid Oliver, Keir Starmer, and others.
- Briefly reflects on Ingrid Oliver’s partner having an eye condition.
- Reads up about news out of curiosity.
- Checks stats on SoundCloud.
- Engages with comments and questions on his Facebook group:
- Christine thanks him for helping her sleep.
- Julia asks if he accepts Venmo—he investigates and explains why he cannot use it (only supported in the U.S.).
- Nick and Mike discuss sleep timer features on podcast apps.
- Vinny behaves playfully and stares at Jason under the desk—possibly wanting attention or to play.
- Jason scratches his neck and talks sweetly to him.
- Recalls waking in the night with a vivid dream and wanting to record it, but forgot it by morning.
- Ironically, the dream was about waking up and forgetting a dream—a classic Jason moment.
- Whispered voice, intimate and gentle.
- Conversational, meandering thoughts.
- Infused with humor, warmth, and sleepy charm.
- Designed to relax, soothe, and comfort the listener, often distracting from anxiety or insomnia.
- Be kind to themselves
- Feel safe
- And reminds them: "You do deserve to be happy." 💜
9 hr 45 min - (no music) (5 hours) #1440 Whisper Let me bore you to sleep🎙️ "#1440 Whisper – Let Me Bore You to Sleep – 26th September 2025"
🕒 Duration: 36 minutes, 33 seconds
🔗 Transcript Link
💤 Overview This is a calming, whisper-toned "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" session by Jason Newland, intended to gently lull listeners to sleep with meandering reflections, quiet updates, and peaceful storytelling. It’s a perfect mix of mundane morning routines, sleepy musings, and gentle interactions with his dog Vinny.
🧠 Key Themes & Segments
🌅 Morning Routine (0:00–10:00)- Jason shares his slow, sleepy start to the day.
- Checks on his dog Vinny, who was lying in bed but alert.
- Mentions his gurgling tummy and need for Ready Brek (breakfast).
- Discusses waking rituals:
- Checking the time.
- Drinking water, going to the bathroom.
- Cleaning his mug and bowl.
- Taking his acid reflux tablet.
- Logs onto his laptop to check Spreaker podcast stats:
- Apple Podcasts is still #1.
- Podcast Addict has overtaken Spotify.
- On YouTube:
- 1,579 subscribers.
- 1.7K views over 28 days.
- A recent spike in views—10x normal activity on one day.
- Checks trending topics via Microsoft Bing (since Google doesn’t show up).
- Mentions Noel Clarke, Ingrid Oliver, Keir Starmer, and others.
- Briefly reflects on Ingrid Oliver’s partner having an eye condition.
- Reads up about news out of curiosity.
- Checks stats on SoundCloud.
- Engages with comments and questions on his Facebook group:
- Christine thanks him for helping her sleep.
- Julia asks if he accepts Venmo—he investigates and explains why he cannot use it (only supported in the U.S.).
- Nick and Mike discuss sleep timer features on podcast apps.
- Vinny behaves playfully and stares at Jason under the desk—possibly wanting attention or to play.
- Jason scratches his neck and talks sweetly to him.
- Recalls waking in the night with a vivid dream and wanting to record it, but forgot it by morning.
- Ironically, the dream was about waking up and forgetting a dream—a classic Jason moment.
- Whispered voice, intimate and gentle.
- Conversational, meandering thoughts.
- Infused with humor, warmth, and sleepy charm.
- Designed to relax, soothe, and comfort the listener, often distracting from anxiety or insomnia.
- Be kind to themselves
- Feel safe
- And reminds them: "You do deserve to be happy." 💜
5 hr 1 min - (no music) #1440 Whisper Let me bore you to sleep🎙️ "#1440 Whisper – Let Me Bore You to Sleep – 26th September 2025"
🕒 Duration: 36 minutes, 33 seconds
🔗 Transcript Link
💤 Overview This is a calming, whisper-toned "Let Me Bore You to Sleep" session by Jason Newland, intended to gently lull listeners to sleep with meandering reflections, quiet updates, and peaceful storytelling. It’s a perfect mix of mundane morning routines, sleepy musings, and gentle interactions with his dog Vinny.
🧠 Key Themes & Segments
🌅 Morning Routine (0:00–10:00)- Jason shares his slow, sleepy start to the day.
- Checks on his dog Vinny, who was lying in bed but alert.
- Mentions his gurgling tummy and need for Ready Brek (breakfast).
- Discusses waking rituals:
- Checking the time.
- Drinking water, going to the bathroom.
- Cleaning his mug and bowl.
- Taking his acid reflux tablet.
- Logs onto his laptop to check Spreaker podcast stats:
- Apple Podcasts is still #1.
- Podcast Addict has overtaken Spotify.
- On YouTube:
- 1,579 subscribers.
- 1.7K views over 28 days.
- A recent spike in views—10x normal activity on one day.
- Checks trending topics via Microsoft Bing (since Google doesn’t show up).
- Mentions Noel Clarke, Ingrid Oliver, Keir Starmer, and others.
- Briefly reflects on Ingrid Oliver’s partner having an eye condition.
- Reads up about news out of curiosity.
- Checks stats on SoundCloud.
- Engages with comments and questions on his Facebook group:
- Christine thanks him for helping her sleep.
- Julia asks if he accepts Venmo—he investigates and explains why he cannot use it (only supported in the U.S.).
- Nick and Mike discuss sleep timer features on podcast apps.
- Vinny behaves playfully and stares at Jason under the desk—possibly wanting attention or to play.
- Jason scratches his neck and talks sweetly to him.
- Recalls waking in the night with a vivid dream and wanting to record it, but forgot it by morning.
- Ironically, the dream was about waking up and forgetting a dream—a classic Jason moment.
- Whispered voice, intimate and gentle.
- Conversational, meandering thoughts.
- Infused with humor, warmth, and sleepy charm.
- Designed to relax, soothe, and comfort the listener, often distracting from anxiety or insomnia.
- Be kind to themselves
- Feel safe
- And reminds them: "You do deserve to be happy." 💜
37 min - (music) (10 hours) #1439 Boxing Schedule - Let me bore you to sleep🎙️ #1439 Boxing Schedule – Let Me Bore You To Sleep – 25th September 2025
🕒 Duration: 1 hour, 22 minutes
🔗 View transcript on TurboScribe
🧘 Overview In this episode of Let Me Bore You to Sleep, Jason Newland gently rambles through several topics with his signature calm, conversational tone, starting with updates about his website and ending on a nostalgic note about his late neighbor "Uncle Sausages." The majority of the session is a laid-back, meandering discussion about upcoming boxing matches and reflections on past fights.
🧩 Key Topics & Breakdown
🖥️ Website Updates & General Chit-chat (0:00 – ~8:00)- Jason shares that his website JasonNewland.com is back online and functioning again.
- He discusses features like leaving reviews, podcast access, and the current glitches (like a slow search bar).
- Mentions he’s excited about how the site turned out despite using a new hosting service.
- Both previously vacant flats near him are now occupied.
- He has met one new tenant, who seemed friendly.
- Includes humorous musings on desk squeaks and how to fix them using Vaseline or furniture polish.
- Explore upcoming British and international fights
- Critique poor online boxing coverage (ads, missing title info, etc.)
- Express frustration over important fights being omitted from BBC listings
- Sean McComb vs. Ben Crocker (Sept 27, Sheffield)
- David Allen vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov (Oct 11)
- Joseph Parker vs. Fabio Wardley (Oct 25)
- Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn II (Nov 15)
- David Benavidez vs. Anthony Yarde (Nov 22, Saudi Arabia)
- Naoya Inoue vs. Alan David Picasso (Dec 27, Riyadh)
- He’s delighted that BBC is bringing boxing back to prime-time TV (Oct 25, BBC2).
- Reminisces about watching boxing on TV in the 80s and 90s, especially American fights at 4:30 AM after a night out.
- Offers deep insights into boxing culture, including:
- Fan fickleness
- Underrated boxers like Frazier Clarke
- Respect for elite fighters like Inoue, Terence Crawford, Dmitry Bivol, and Artur Beterbiev
- Wants to see: Canelo vs. Beterbiev – says it could be “one of the greatest fights ever”
- Considers Terence Crawford, Bivol, Inoue, and Usyk as top-tier technicians in boxing today.
- Jason shares updates about his dog Vinny:
- Barking at dogs and jealousy when neighbors give other pets treats.
- Memories of Vinny running between his flat and "Uncle Sausages'" flat, which now has a new tenant.
- A chip van passes by — bringing back bittersweet memories of Uncle Sausages, who was its most loyal customer.
- Calming, mellow, and personable
- Jason’s signature stream-of-consciousness style blends:
- Trivia
- Reflection
- Humor (yes, there's a joke about not feeling "weird-horny" at the end)
- Perfect bedtime ramble: Low-stakes content with plenty of pauses and tangents.
- Nostalgia (Uncle Sausages, 90s boxing)
- Mundane meets meaningful (squeaky desks, boxing politics)
- Connection through conversation – even if it’s one-sided
9 hr 44 min - (music) (5 hours) #1439 Boxing Schedule - Let me bore you to sleep🎙️ #1439 Boxing Schedule – Let Me Bore You To Sleep – 25th September 2025
🕒 Duration: 1 hour, 22 minutes
🔗 View transcript on TurboScribe
🧘 Overview In this episode of Let Me Bore You to Sleep, Jason Newland gently rambles through several topics with his signature calm, conversational tone, starting with updates about his website and ending on a nostalgic note about his late neighbor "Uncle Sausages." The majority of the session is a laid-back, meandering discussion about upcoming boxing matches and reflections on past fights.
🧩 Key Topics & Breakdown
🖥️ Website Updates & General Chit-chat (0:00 – ~8:00)- Jason shares that his website JasonNewland.com is back online and functioning again.
- He discusses features like leaving reviews, podcast access, and the current glitches (like a slow search bar).
- Mentions he’s excited about how the site turned out despite using a new hosting service.
- Both previously vacant flats near him are now occupied.
- He has met one new tenant, who seemed friendly.
- Includes humorous musings on desk squeaks and how to fix them using Vaseline or furniture polish.
- Explore upcoming British and international fights
- Critique poor online boxing coverage (ads, missing title info, etc.)
- Express frustration over important fights being omitted from BBC listings
- Sean McComb vs. Ben Crocker (Sept 27, Sheffield)
- David Allen vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov (Oct 11)
- Joseph Parker vs. Fabio Wardley (Oct 25)
- Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn II (Nov 15)
- David Benavidez vs. Anthony Yarde (Nov 22, Saudi Arabia)
- Naoya Inoue vs. Alan David Picasso (Dec 27, Riyadh)
- He’s delighted that BBC is bringing boxing back to prime-time TV (Oct 25, BBC2).
- Reminisces about watching boxing on TV in the 80s and 90s, especially American fights at 4:30 AM after a night out.
- Offers deep insights into boxing culture, including:
- Fan fickleness
- Underrated boxers like Frazier Clarke
- Respect for elite fighters like Inoue, Terence Crawford, Dmitry Bivol, and Artur Beterbiev
- Wants to see: Canelo vs. Beterbiev – says it could be “one of the greatest fights ever”
- Considers Terence Crawford, Bivol, Inoue, and Usyk as top-tier technicians in boxing today.
- Jason shares updates about his dog Vinny:
- Barking at dogs and jealousy when neighbors give other pets treats.
- Memories of Vinny running between his flat and "Uncle Sausages'" flat, which now has a new tenant.
- A chip van passes by — bringing back bittersweet memories of Uncle Sausages, who was its most loyal customer.
- Calming, mellow, and personable
- Jason’s signature stream-of-consciousness style blends:
- Trivia
- Reflection
- Humor (yes, there's a joke about not feeling "weird-horny" at the end)
- Perfect bedtime ramble: Low-stakes content with plenty of pauses and tangents.
- Nostalgia (Uncle Sausages, 90s boxing)
- Mundane meets meaningful (squeaky desks, boxing politics)
- Connection through conversation – even if it’s one-sided
4 hr 56 min - (music) #1439 Boxing Schedule - Let me bore you to sleep🎙️ #1439 Boxing Schedule – Let Me Bore You To Sleep – 25th September 2025
🕒 Duration: 1 hour, 22 minutes
🔗 View transcript on TurboScribe
🧘 Overview In this episode of Let Me Bore You to Sleep, Jason Newland gently rambles through several topics with his signature calm, conversational tone, starting with updates about his website and ending on a nostalgic note about his late neighbor "Uncle Sausages." The majority of the session is a laid-back, meandering discussion about upcoming boxing matches and reflections on past fights.
🧩 Key Topics & Breakdown
🖥️ Website Updates & General Chit-chat (0:00 – ~8:00)- Jason shares that his website JasonNewland.com is back online and functioning again.
- He discusses features like leaving reviews, podcast access, and the current glitches (like a slow search bar).
- Mentions he’s excited about how the site turned out despite using a new hosting service.
- Both previously vacant flats near him are now occupied.
- He has met one new tenant, who seemed friendly.
- Includes humorous musings on desk squeaks and how to fix them using Vaseline or furniture polish.
- Explore upcoming British and international fights
- Critique poor online boxing coverage (ads, missing title info, etc.)
- Express frustration over important fights being omitted from BBC listings
- Sean McComb vs. Ben Crocker (Sept 27, Sheffield)
- David Allen vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov (Oct 11)
- Joseph Parker vs. Fabio Wardley (Oct 25)
- Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn II (Nov 15)
- David Benavidez vs. Anthony Yarde (Nov 22, Saudi Arabia)
- Naoya Inoue vs. Alan David Picasso (Dec 27, Riyadh)
- He’s delighted that BBC is bringing boxing back to prime-time TV (Oct 25, BBC2).
- Reminisces about watching boxing on TV in the 80s and 90s, especially American fights at 4:30 AM after a night out.
- Offers deep insights into boxing culture, including:
- Fan fickleness
- Underrated boxers like Frazier Clarke
- Respect for elite fighters like Inoue, Terence Crawford, Dmitry Bivol, and Artur Beterbiev
- Wants to see: Canelo vs. Beterbiev – says it could be “one of the greatest fights ever”
- Considers Terence Crawford, Bivol, Inoue, and Usyk as top-tier technicians in boxing today.
- Jason shares updates about his dog Vinny:
- Barking at dogs and jealousy when neighbors give other pets treats.
- Memories of Vinny running between his flat and "Uncle Sausages'" flat, which now has a new tenant.
- A chip van passes by — bringing back bittersweet memories of Uncle Sausages, who was its most loyal customer.
- Calming, mellow, and personable
- Jason’s signature stream-of-consciousness style blends:
- Trivia
- Reflection
- Humor (yes, there's a joke about not feeling "weird-horny" at the end)
- Perfect bedtime ramble: Low-stakes content with plenty of pauses and tangents.
- Nostalgia (Uncle Sausages, 90s boxing)
- Mundane meets meaningful (squeaky desks, boxing politics)
- Connection through conversation – even if it’s one-sided
1 hr 23 min - (no music) (10 hours) #1439 Boxing Schedule - Let me bore you to sleep🎙️ #1439 Boxing Schedule – Let Me Bore You To Sleep – 25th September 2025
🕒 Duration: 1 hour, 22 minutes
🔗 View transcript on TurboScribe
🧘 Overview In this episode of Let Me Bore You to Sleep, Jason Newland gently rambles through several topics with his signature calm, conversational tone, starting with updates about his website and ending on a nostalgic note about his late neighbor "Uncle Sausages." The majority of the session is a laid-back, meandering discussion about upcoming boxing matches and reflections on past fights.
🧩 Key Topics & Breakdown
🖥️ Website Updates & General Chit-chat (0:00 – ~8:00)- Jason shares that his website JasonNewland.com is back online and functioning again.
- He discusses features like leaving reviews, podcast access, and the current glitches (like a slow search bar).
- Mentions he’s excited about how the site turned out despite using a new hosting service.
- Both previously vacant flats near him are now occupied.
- He has met one new tenant, who seemed friendly.
- Includes humorous musings on desk squeaks and how to fix them using Vaseline or furniture polish.
- Explore upcoming British and international fights
- Critique poor online boxing coverage (ads, missing title info, etc.)
- Express frustration over important fights being omitted from BBC listings
- Sean McComb vs. Ben Crocker (Sept 27, Sheffield)
- David Allen vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov (Oct 11)
- Joseph Parker vs. Fabio Wardley (Oct 25)
- Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn II (Nov 15)
- David Benavidez vs. Anthony Yarde (Nov 22, Saudi Arabia)
- Naoya Inoue vs. Alan David Picasso (Dec 27, Riyadh)
- He’s delighted that BBC is bringing boxing back to prime-time TV (Oct 25, BBC2).
- Reminisces about watching boxing on TV in the 80s and 90s, especially American fights at 4:30 AM after a night out.
- Offers deep insights into boxing culture, including:
- Fan fickleness
- Underrated boxers like Frazier Clarke
- Respect for elite fighters like Inoue, Terence Crawford, Dmitry Bivol, and Artur Beterbiev
- Wants to see: Canelo vs. Beterbiev – says it could be “one of the greatest fights ever”
- Considers Terence Crawford, Bivol, Inoue, and Usyk as top-tier technicians in boxing today.
- Jason shares updates about his dog Vinny:
- Barking at dogs and jealousy when neighbors give other pets treats.
- Memories of Vinny running between his flat and "Uncle Sausages'" flat, which now has a new tenant.
- A chip van passes by — bringing back bittersweet memories of Uncle Sausages, who was its most loyal customer.
- Calming, mellow, and personable
- Jason’s signature stream-of-consciousness style blends:
- Trivia
- Reflection
- Humor (yes, there's a joke about not feeling "weird-horny" at the end)
- Perfect bedtime ramble: Low-stakes content with plenty of pauses and tangents.
- Nostalgia (Uncle Sausages, 90s boxing)
- Mundane meets meaningful (squeaky desks, boxing politics)
- Connection through conversation – even if it’s one-sided
9 hr 51 min - (no music) (5 hours) #1439 Boxing Schedule - Let me bore you to sleep🎙️ #1439 Boxing Schedule – Let Me Bore You To Sleep – 25th September 2025
🕒 Duration: 1 hour, 22 minutes
🔗 View transcript on TurboScribe
🧘 Overview In this episode of Let Me Bore You to Sleep, Jason Newland gently rambles through several topics with his signature calm, conversational tone, starting with updates about his website and ending on a nostalgic note about his late neighbor "Uncle Sausages." The majority of the session is a laid-back, meandering discussion about upcoming boxing matches and reflections on past fights.
🧩 Key Topics & Breakdown
🖥️ Website Updates & General Chit-chat (0:00 – ~8:00)- Jason shares that his website JasonNewland.com is back online and functioning again.
- He discusses features like leaving reviews, podcast access, and the current glitches (like a slow search bar).
- Mentions he’s excited about how the site turned out despite using a new hosting service.
- Both previously vacant flats near him are now occupied.
- He has met one new tenant, who seemed friendly.
- Includes humorous musings on desk squeaks and how to fix them using Vaseline or furniture polish.
- Explore upcoming British and international fights
- Critique poor online boxing coverage (ads, missing title info, etc.)
- Express frustration over important fights being omitted from BBC listings
- Sean McComb vs. Ben Crocker (Sept 27, Sheffield)
- David Allen vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov (Oct 11)
- Joseph Parker vs. Fabio Wardley (Oct 25)
- Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn II (Nov 15)
- David Benavidez vs. Anthony Yarde (Nov 22, Saudi Arabia)
- Naoya Inoue vs. Alan David Picasso (Dec 27, Riyadh)
- He’s delighted that BBC is bringing boxing back to prime-time TV (Oct 25, BBC2).
- Reminisces about watching boxing on TV in the 80s and 90s, especially American fights at 4:30 AM after a night out.
- Offers deep insights into boxing culture, including:
- Fan fickleness
- Underrated boxers like Frazier Clarke
- Respect for elite fighters like Inoue, Terence Crawford, Dmitry Bivol, and Artur Beterbiev
- Wants to see: Canelo vs. Beterbiev – says it could be “one of the greatest fights ever”
- Considers Terence Crawford, Bivol, Inoue, and Usyk as top-tier technicians in boxing today.
- Jason shares updates about his dog Vinny:
- Barking at dogs and jealousy when neighbors give other pets treats.
- Memories of Vinny running between his flat and "Uncle Sausages'" flat, which now has a new tenant.
- A chip van passes by — bringing back bittersweet memories of Uncle Sausages, who was its most loyal customer.
- Calming, mellow, and personable
- Jason’s signature stream-of-consciousness style blends:
- Trivia
- Reflection
- Humor (yes, there's a joke about not feeling "weird-horny" at the end)
- Perfect bedtime ramble: Low-stakes content with plenty of pauses and tangents.
- Nostalgia (Uncle Sausages, 90s boxing)
- Mundane meets meaningful (squeaky desks, boxing politics)
- Connection through conversation – even if it’s one-sided
4 hr 55 min - (no music) #1439 Boxing Schedule - Let me bore you to sleep🎙️ #1439 Boxing Schedule – Let Me Bore You To Sleep – 25th September 2025
🕒 Duration: 1 hour, 22 minutes
🔗 View transcript on TurboScribe
🧘 Overview In this episode of Let Me Bore You to Sleep, Jason Newland gently rambles through several topics with his signature calm, conversational tone, starting with updates about his website and ending on a nostalgic note about his late neighbor "Uncle Sausages." The majority of the session is a laid-back, meandering discussion about upcoming boxing matches and reflections on past fights.
🧩 Key Topics & Breakdown
🖥️ Website Updates & General Chit-chat (0:00 – ~8:00)- Jason shares that his website JasonNewland.com is back online and functioning again.
- He discusses features like leaving reviews, podcast access, and the current glitches (like a slow search bar).
- Mentions he’s excited about how the site turned out despite using a new hosting service.
- Both previously vacant flats near him are now occupied.
- He has met one new tenant, who seemed friendly.
- Includes humorous musings on desk squeaks and how to fix them using Vaseline or furniture polish.
- Explore upcoming British and international fights
- Critique poor online boxing coverage (ads, missing title info, etc.)
- Express frustration over important fights being omitted from BBC listings
- Sean McComb vs. Ben Crocker (Sept 27, Sheffield)
- David Allen vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov (Oct 11)
- Joseph Parker vs. Fabio Wardley (Oct 25)
- Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn II (Nov 15)
- David Benavidez vs. Anthony Yarde (Nov 22, Saudi Arabia)
- Naoya Inoue vs. Alan David Picasso (Dec 27, Riyadh)
- He’s delighted that BBC is bringing boxing back to prime-time TV (Oct 25, BBC2).
- Reminisces about watching boxing on TV in the 80s and 90s, especially American fights at 4:30 AM after a night out.
- Offers deep insights into boxing culture, including:
- Fan fickleness
- Underrated boxers like Frazier Clarke
- Respect for elite fighters like Inoue, Terence Crawford, Dmitry Bivol, and Artur Beterbiev
- Wants to see: Canelo vs. Beterbiev – says it could be “one of the greatest fights ever”
- Considers Terence Crawford, Bivol, Inoue, and Usyk as top-tier technicians in boxing today.
- Jason shares updates about his dog Vinny:
- Barking at dogs and jealousy when neighbors give other pets treats.
- Memories of Vinny running between his flat and "Uncle Sausages'" flat, which now has a new tenant.
- A chip van passes by — bringing back bittersweet memories of Uncle Sausages, who was its most loyal customer.
- Calming, mellow, and personable
- Jason’s signature stream-of-consciousness style blends:
- Trivia
- Reflection
- Humor (yes, there's a joke about not feeling "weird-horny" at the end)
- Perfect bedtime ramble: Low-stakes content with plenty of pauses and tangents.
- Nostalgia (Uncle Sausages, 90s boxing)
- Mundane meets meaningful (squeaky desks, boxing politics)
- Connection through conversation – even if it’s one-sided
1 hr 23 min - 9 hr 45 min
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.