wonderful details to visualize!

the narration is perfect! strong and soft. loved every bit of this story. enjoy

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It really works!

I hesitated but...wow....nice, deep sleep everytime! I awake in early morning hours and usually cannot go back to sleep. This did the trick for me. Loved the way they end the podcasts....gradually and softly.

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Made to make you fall asleep.

These are so well done that i have never heard the end if one because I am asleep. I like all the sleep stories and podcasts but i think this one is the very best at it. Love love love. THE ABSOLUTE BEST.

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please no more Sam Jarvis narration

Most of the narrators are fine and I fall asleep quickly..Sam Jarvis however sounds like she has taken a mix of xanax and muscle relaxers with a shot of vodka, I mean no harm. but there is a difference between serene ans semi lucid, I could not finish my virtual spa trip in the Maldives...I had to cut the trip short so sad

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These knock me out in minutes every single time!

When I play these I fall asleep instantly. I never even know what the story is about. I prefer the male narrators voice, but either one is fine.

If you're having trouble falling asleep give these a try... zzzzzz!

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Love Snowy

I needed this story after my best friend passed. it brings me joy. Its beautiful.

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This is the BEST sleep podcast.

It's so good that I've been a premium member for a very long time.

This podcast differs from others because it features a variety of authors (my favorites are Kayla and Shady Grove), a rounded set of narrators from different backgrounds and accents (my favorites are Thomas and Abbe Opher) and a back catalog of hundreds of hours of beautiful descriptive stories.

Some stories are sleepy versions of fairy tales and legends (Jupiter and the Bee, Beauty and the Beast), some are in depth descriptions of cities or places as seen through hikes, travel and journeys (Bioluminescent Bay,, Ancient Pompeii) some stories are original fictitious stories (my favorite is The Night Train) and some are factual histories (history of candy hearts, for example)

With 3 new episodes a week, various narrators, various stories, one needs not to look further in the night...this is a one stop podcast. Lay back, take a deep breath and "This is where our story Begins"....

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yeah same here.

couldn't sleep at all. kinda same for some of my friends. so, no. sorry man.

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Love it ❤️ Listrn Every Night.

I'm one of the lucky people who can get soothed to sleep by talking. I do want to hear some of the subjects like the history of the bed and end up having to listen to where I fell asleep the night before so I could hear the rest. Sometimes, it takes me a week due to falling asleep so fast. Also, some of the narrators voices are just not for me, so I tend to stick to Thomas Jones if I'm really in a hurry to go to sleep. Thanks for making this podcast! It got me through Covid and working weird hours at the hospital. Really Appreciate you all.

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Gentle soft voices drift you to sleep

I've had problems falling asleep for years, and as I've grown older, falling asleep and staying asleep have become much harder. For several years my main treatment has been to listen to audiobooks that are not too boring and not too exciting in order to distract and calm my mind, just enough to keep my brain lightly interested enough to keep listening instead of stressed and wrestling with past, present and future Real Life matters. I discovered Get Sleepy several months ago and can't imagine being without it now. It is a wonderful aid to falling asleep naturally. The podcasts start with an introduction and a quiet easing you into getting comfortable and taking some slow deep breaths as your body releases tension and relaxes. Then the story begins, each narrator carefully chosen for voice resonance, tone, and pace. It's like being a small child and falling asleep to the comforting voice of your parent reading you a bedtime tale. For me, I drift into a relaxed easy sleep which lasts from 2 to 4 hours, wake in a normal drowsy state of mind, start the Get Sleepy story again, and fall back to sleep for another 2 to 4 hours within the first few minutes, rinse, repeat, and then gradually wake fully in the morning, feeling content, unstressed, and ready for whatever the day brings.

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