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In this episode of The Insomnia Project, a relaxing sleep podcast for insomnia, Marco and Amanda ease into a calm conversation titled Montreal Misadventures & Shakespearean Dreams. As always, the discussion unfolds gently, drifting through travel memories, books, and theatre in a way that invites listeners to relax and let their thoughts wander.
The episode begins with stories from Montreal, where Marco recently led a podcasting workshop with the Quebec Writers Federation. Meanwhile, Amanda shares her own quiet moments in the city, including a visit to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal) and a peaceful evening reading during a relaxing bath. Her current read, The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot by Marianne Cronin, becomes part of the conversation as the hosts reflect on the calming pleasure of getting lost in a good book.
From there, Amanda mentions another book recommendation that caught her attention—Valley of the Birdtail by Andrew Stobo Sniderman and Douglas Sanderson—adding another thoughtful literary stop along the episode’s gentle journey.
The conversation then wanders into a shared recent experience: watching the eclipse. Marco and Amanda reflect on the quiet awe of witnessing such a rare moment and the calm curiosity that comes with looking up at the sky together.
Before the episode winds down, the hosts drift into memories of Shakespeare and theatre. Marco recalls performing Shakespeare years ago and even surprises himself by remembering some of his old lines, sparking a relaxed reflection on the enduring charm of classical plays and the joy of performing.
Like all episodes of The Insomnia Project, this softly spoken conversation is designed to help quiet racing thoughts and create a peaceful atmosphere for bedtime listening. Whether you’re settling into bed, waking up in the middle of the night, or simply looking for a relaxing podcast to unwind with, this episode offers a calm place for your mind to rest.
If this episode helped you relax or drift toward sleep, consider sharing The Insomnia Project, our award-winning relaxing sleep podcast, with a fellow night owl who could use a little calm at the end of the day.
• Visit our website: theinsomniaproject.com
📸 Follow us on Instagram:
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📺 Watch full episodes on YouTube:
www.youtube.com/@theinsomniaprojectpodcast
☕ Support the show and get bonus chats on Patreon:
www.patreon.com/theinsomniaproject
😴 Enjoy ad-free episodes and extras on Supercast:
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By Marco Timpano | Host of The Insomnia Project Sleep Podcast4.6
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In this episode of The Insomnia Project, a relaxing sleep podcast for insomnia, Marco and Amanda ease into a calm conversation titled Montreal Misadventures & Shakespearean Dreams. As always, the discussion unfolds gently, drifting through travel memories, books, and theatre in a way that invites listeners to relax and let their thoughts wander.
The episode begins with stories from Montreal, where Marco recently led a podcasting workshop with the Quebec Writers Federation. Meanwhile, Amanda shares her own quiet moments in the city, including a visit to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal) and a peaceful evening reading during a relaxing bath. Her current read, The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot by Marianne Cronin, becomes part of the conversation as the hosts reflect on the calming pleasure of getting lost in a good book.
From there, Amanda mentions another book recommendation that caught her attention—Valley of the Birdtail by Andrew Stobo Sniderman and Douglas Sanderson—adding another thoughtful literary stop along the episode’s gentle journey.
The conversation then wanders into a shared recent experience: watching the eclipse. Marco and Amanda reflect on the quiet awe of witnessing such a rare moment and the calm curiosity that comes with looking up at the sky together.
Before the episode winds down, the hosts drift into memories of Shakespeare and theatre. Marco recalls performing Shakespeare years ago and even surprises himself by remembering some of his old lines, sparking a relaxed reflection on the enduring charm of classical plays and the joy of performing.
Like all episodes of The Insomnia Project, this softly spoken conversation is designed to help quiet racing thoughts and create a peaceful atmosphere for bedtime listening. Whether you’re settling into bed, waking up in the middle of the night, or simply looking for a relaxing podcast to unwind with, this episode offers a calm place for your mind to rest.
If this episode helped you relax or drift toward sleep, consider sharing The Insomnia Project, our award-winning relaxing sleep podcast, with a fellow night owl who could use a little calm at the end of the day.
• Visit our website: theinsomniaproject.com
📸 Follow us on Instagram:
www.instagram.com/theinsomniaproject
📺 Watch full episodes on YouTube:
www.youtube.com/@theinsomniaprojectpodcast
☕ Support the show and get bonus chats on Patreon:
www.patreon.com/theinsomniaproject
😴 Enjoy ad-free episodes and extras on Supercast:
www.theinsomniaproject.supercast.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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