Popular Reviews of Get Sleepy

I've had sleeping problems for years. Literally over 30 years. This podcast is the first thing that's worked for me it's brilliant! And it's not boring. I wake up the morning after listening and I'm all frustrated that I've not heard the end of the story. One episode keeps me going for days while I try to see what happens! highly recommended for insomniacs and for people who just love a good bit of storytelling.

Get Sleepy - No Spoilers! This sleep meditation podcast is filled with stories great for adults and children as well. It combines various narrators and relaxing stories to distract you from a wandering mind helping you ease into a full night’s rest. I really like how a lot of the narrators return to do multiple episodes and how the stories have so much variety in them. You really never know what the next one is going to be about but you can rest assured (pun intended) it’ll be as calming as the last. It’s perfect for those who like falling asleep to a story but can never figure out where in the audiobook you fell asleep at. I’m not sure about all pod players but Pocketcasts has the option where you can set the sleep timer to end at the end of the episode. I often listen to the same episode a few nights in a row because after falling asleep I don’t remember them the next day. Even the ads are relaxing and in the same tone as the podcast so you aren’t startled when they come on. Apple Podcasts has 4.6 stars and 5,000 ratings. The podcast did seem to have gone paid only for a little bit but is currently free. Total there 62 free episodes with new full-length ones releasing every Monday and Wednesday. On average they are about 43 minutes long with the short series of preview episodes from the paid period upsetting the mean. The most popular episodes according to Owltail are The Kingdom of the Sun and The Island Fox. Personally, I love the stories where it’s told from a second-person point of view as if you’re in the story and doing what’s being described. For some reason, it gives me a little more to imagine and think about. My favorites so far have been The Night Bus to Bengaluru and Touring Nova Scotia. I find the history-based and guided mediation episodes to be really enjoyable as well. No trigger warnings for this one. Similar Pods: Tides of History, Nothing Much Happens, and Phoebe Reads a MysteryMore reviews on insta @themastercast and twitter @themastercastpods

I've found this very helpful. It is a gentle, relaxing and low key series of talks that aren't demanding or overly involving. They just help me to relax, drift off and enjoy a better night's sleep. Give it a try.