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Sleep Time Stories

Sleep Time Stories

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Welcome to Sleep Time Stories. My name is Tom and I voice and write all of the stories you hear on Sleep Time Stories. The stories are designed to be listened to at night while you are relaxing or getting ready to sleep. Each story is uniquely different and told in a way to create a relaxing experience and may help you to get a goodnights sleep. Whether you like Soundscapes, descriptive over explaining stories or ASMR! So, put on your favourite pair of headphones and relax. We hope you enjoy ...
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The Girl Who Sleep Time Stories

Lisa Michelle Drake

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The Girl Who Sleep Stories provides a portal to realms of imagination, whimsy, and childlike joy. While crafted originally as bedtime tales, these stories can be listened to any time you need a dash of magic in your day. The Girl Who represents permission to embrace creativity, curiosity, and wonder once more. Many women have left their playful inner child in the past. These tales wish to provide a way back to your forgotten sense of lightheartedness and capacity for joy. So come—let The Gir ...
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Sleep is a struggle these days, so this podcast is here to help. Insomnia and sleep deprivation are an epidemic and some have turned to a sleep podcast to help them manage their insomnia. Listen to me tell you a story in the most boring way I can think of, to help distract your spinning mind from the stresses of the day and allow you to slip away to a good night’s rest while you’re not stressing about it. A mix of fiction stories; popular classics and obscure finds alike, along with non-fict ...
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Old Glass and How to Collect it by J. Sydney Lewis We return to the popular non-fiction work, Old Glass and How to Collect it by J. Sydney Lewis which is just the recipe to help you sleep. We pick up learning about the glass produced in Ireland, the taxes and levies that wiped out the Irish glass industry, then move on to learning about novelty gla…
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Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea by Jules Verne We continue this classic adventure on the frigate Abraham Lincoln as it passes from the Atlantic through the Straits of Magellan and into the Pacific Ocean. As we meet legendary harpooner Ned Land the ship searches for the mysterious and dangerous ‘Narwal’ only to find nothing. The ocean shows kn…
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Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions by Charles Mackay We pick up this week learning about how private enterprise came up with the plan to save the English economy by exploiting the new frontiers of South America through forming the South Sea Company in 1711. Driven by the promise of ships full of gold coming from the native tribes of the New…
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The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett In this sleepy time reading of The Secret Garden we pick up with Dickon and Mary in the garden, deciding whether poor Colin will be helped by some fresh air and sunshine. They decide to try persuade him to come out with them, but events take a turn when she’s too busy to visit Colin and the two of them h…
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The Elements of Geology by William Harmon Norton For this week’s sleepy story we return to the popular Elements of Geology. Learning about the formation of rivers valleys and geological deposits will definitely not keep your attention as you lie down to sleep. I recorded this yesterday and I can barely remember the specifics, but learn about how de…
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Discussions With Spirits And Worms Will Help You Sleep The Description of a New World, Called the Blazing-World by The Duchess of Newcastle This novel is supposedly one of the first science fiction novels, and it’s certainly an artifact of its time, even if not exactly a rollicking story. The Empress, from out world, is still investigating the natu…
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The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection by Charles Darwin You’re sure to sleep with this week’s reading of Darwin’s colossal work. We really get into the weeds of how plants are constructed to aid pollination, speculating about the rarity of hermaphroditism and the potential downfalls of it. And even more minute and exhausting details. …
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Joy and Fear in Little Women Little Women by Louisa May Alcott In this weeks bedtime story, Jo March gets good news as two of her stories are published in the local paper. There is much joy and excitement as they plan their futures and Jo looks forward to being able to support her family. But their father’s overdue letter is replaced by an ominous …
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The History of Italian Masters will Help You Sleep A History of Art for Beginners and Students: Painting, Sculpture, Architecture Indulge in a tranquil journey through the captivating annals of Italian art with tonight's podcast episode, offering a soothing exploration of Giotto's family history and culminating in the triumphant achievements of Leo…
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Mysterious Strangers and Bear Men Will Carry You To Sleep The Wood Beyond the World by William Morris In tonight’s story intended to help you sleep Golden Walther continues his voyage after leaving his unfaithful wife in search of mystery. We ended last time with him lost in a storm, but now the storm has abated, and they’ve seen land. They get to …
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Astronomy: The Science of the Heavenly Bodies by David P. Todd This is a relaxing but fascinating read. As an astronomy book published in 1922 it’s fascinating how much was know about the Universe, but while they had discovered galaxies they still believed they were a type of nebula and were still theorising about what they were. But learn about ho…
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Dancing and Proposals in Pride and Prejudice Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen We pick up for tonight's bedtime story where we left off in the middle of a ball, and continue with the shenanigans around Lizzy Bennett being proposed to by her insufferable cousin. Mr Collins won’t take no for an answer at first, but ultimately realises that Elizabeth…
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The Republic by Plato We return again to the rhetoric and philosophy of Plato and pick up where we left off. In the long winded and rather boring discussion of justice and injustice, the just and the unjust and which is better for society. It’s full of confusing, circular arguments and very boring, so I’m sure this will help you sleep. Story (02:55…
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A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens We pick up on this year’s bedtime edition of A Christmas Carol with Scrooge in the company of the Ghost of Christmas Present and watching the festive activities of the Cratchit family. Scrooge finds his heart-strings tugged by the plight of Tiny Tim, and then finds himself flying to observe many other poor folks…
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The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus by L. Frank Baum We continue L Frank Baum’s fables of the beginnings of Santa Claus and Christmas traditions. In this episode we learn the origins of Christmas stockings, the Christmas tree and how Santa became immortal. A charming yet relaxing background to help you sleep. Story (02:45) SleepPhones, our perfe…
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Join Emily on a wintry adventure as she glides her sled right out of reality and into an extraordinary ice palace ruled by talking animals and snow people. Will she choose to stay wrapped in the fantastical winter dream or return through the snowflake portal to home before the last flurry falls? Tune in to this heartwarming story of finding belongi…
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"The Watchmaker" is a soothing sleep story about an expert watchmaker crafting a unique clock just for you. As you listen, you're taken into his peaceful workshop, filled with the calming sounds of ticking clocks and the gentle hum of tools. The watchmaker guides you through each meticulous step of the creation, from selecting delicate gears to eng…
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The ethics of rhetoric by Richard M. Weaver An exploration of the ethics of using techniques of rhetoric to influence others. It’s a real web of language and frankly, I don’t know what I read in any of this. It will definitely help you fall asleep. Story (02:55) SleepPhones, our perfect partnership In our experience the best way to experience the b…
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Similar to the sleep stories, I’ve created an enchanted journey meditation that awakens the senses and kindles seasonal joy. This immersive journey is perfect for getting into the holiday spirit or bringing yourself back to the present moment to fully appreciate it. I hope you enjoy!Lisa Michelle Drake
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Welcome to this evening’s Sleep Time Story- Forest Cabin. Transport yourself to a serene cabin deep in a tranquil forest. This Story will guide you into the wilderness, where the hustle and bustle of daily life fade away, replaced by the soothing sounds of nature. As you settle into the cosiness of the cabin, you'll feel the gentle embrace of the f…
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Embark on a tranquil journey with our soothing podcast, where we delve into the pages of a timeless historical novel. Join our protagonist as he ventures beyond the monastery of his upbringing, seeking knowledge and wisdom. A brief detour leads him into the serene embrace of a forest, where an unexpected encounter with a wandering friar unfolds. Ye…
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Prepare to be whisked away into a world of wonder as Violet stumbles upon a hidden doorway within an ancient oak tree. 🍁 Join her on her quest to restore dwindling magic to the forest, guided by an enigmatic tree spirit. 🪴 Can Violet tap into the power of appreciation to save the day? Find out in this magical episode – the forest awaits! Want more …
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Elizabeth Montagu, the queen of the bluestockings, Volumes 1 and 2 The Blue Stockings were a women’s social and intellectual club of sorts founded in the mid 18th Century and the history of them is quite interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Stockings_Society But for now the letters of the young Elizabeth give an interesting insight into …
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In this new selection we learn of many of the people I’m sure we’ll get to know in Anne of Green Gables. It’s a strange story, apparently people just used to bring orphans home to bring up and put to work? But it doesn’t seem sinister, just odd, so it won’t stress you out and prevent you from falling asleep as we meet the varied cast of characters.…
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Welcome to this dreamy sleep time story The Girl Who Loved Wings and Things. When Kelly discovers a secret door to the fairy realm of Avalon, her dreams of flight come true. As she soars over forests and clouds with new fairy friends, she finds courage, resilience, and the power of believing. Filled with magic and positive messages, this bedtime ta…
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Retelling History for Bedtime - The Dark Ages, 476-918 by Charles Oman While the history of the Western Roman Empire after the fall may be fascinating to many, to most it’s probably so boring that tales of Theodoric, possibly the greatest Germanic king of Italy will be guaranteed to help you get a good night’s sleep. Settle down, relax and drift aw…
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A bit of a dark story from famed fantasist and progenitor of modern fantasy Lord Dunsany. Dunsany’s speciality was writing stories that felt like ‘real’ myths from a forgotten time in our world and this is no exception. The story of a great city, whose greatness and the warriors that led to it was in the past. And the challenges that arise from tha…
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This short welcome episode sets the stage for all things The Girl Who. If you decide you want more imaginative adventures, join The Girl Who community and get fresh doses of magic delivered straight to your inbox each week. 📫 Simply click here ➡️ https://bit.ly/TGWcommunityLisa Michelle Drake
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Join Stella's magical journey under the sea in the this dreamy episode of "The Girl Who" sleep stories! 🐚💙 When Stella meets a mysterious mermaid named Marina, she's drawn into a hidden world of aquatic adventure. As the new friends explore Marina's enchanted grotto together, Stella discovers inner courage and wonder. 🧜‍♀️🤿 From midnight swims to g…
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Join Anna's magical journey in the latest dreamy sleep story, "The Girl Who Bottled Wishes." 💫 When Anna discovers she can capture hopes, dreams, and wishes inside glass jars, her hometown transforms into a wonderland of possibility. 🎐 From granting her friends' wildest desires to becoming the apprentice of a mysterious Wish Collector, Anna learns …
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Be warned that traditional Halloween traditions may be a bit disturbing, but I left out the nasty stuff. This spooky episode shouldn’t leave you sleepless. We continue the exploration of how pagan traditions were subsumed into Christianity, and how even some Christian traditions began to be viewed negatively after this association was created. We a…
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🌟 Join me on an interstellar adventure as you drift off to sleep tonight. My new sleep story series called "The Girl Who...Sleep Stories" has it's first story, "The Girl Who Knitted The Galaxy A Sweater." Get whisked away to the wonders of space as Lucy travels the stars to knit the galaxy a special gift. It's the perfect bedtime story for dreamers…
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The Book of Hallowe'en by Ruth Edna Kelley Be warned that traditional Halloween traditions may be a bit disturbing, but I left out the nasty stuff. This spooky episode shouldn’t leave you sleepless. Learn some of the traditions and tales of continental Europe, including the surprising revelation that Britain was considered to be the ‘Land of the De…
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In this Sleep Story, you will explore Night Time Square. With charming cafes with wafting aromas of freshly baked pastries, cosy bookshops brimming with tales and a bistro where the sound of Jazz music can be heard. Every corner of Night Time Square tells a tale and as night descends let the tranquil ambience of this square take you to a place of r…
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Rides on Railways by Samuel Sidney Join our narrator as the journey picks up from Camden Station. Prepare for detailed description of the types of rolling stock in different train stations as well as a detailed journey through the local countryside. If you’re really into trains and the early days of rail this may be fascinating, but if you’re not t…
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The Last Man – By Mary Shelley It’s been a while since we had this classic by Mary Shelley, author of Frankenstein. In this episode of this mysterious vision of a future we pick up with the story of England having elected a new king. Our protagonist is jealous as the new King is engaged wto the woman the protagonist loves, but is himself in love wi…
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We pick up on this book that was dropped a long time ago, and it’s a great one to help you sleep. Just a little interesting, but the history of mosaics and glass-painting is probably not going to be such a thrill a minute that it keeps you awake. So lie back, learn the history of these classic artforms and drift off to sleep. Story (03:31) Need hel…
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REMIX Household Science in Rural Schools. Hey friends, so sadly I’ve been fairly ill the last week or so. I’ve been completely unable to record as my voice is wrecked. But I don’t want to leave you hanging so I’ve gone back to the archives and pulled this popular boring episode out of May 2021. I’ve decided to take this opportunity to reset how I d…
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Hey friends, so sadly I’ve been fairly ill the last week or so. I’ve been completely unable to record as my voice is wrecked. But I don’t want to leave you hanging so I’ve gone back to the archives and pulled this popular boring episode out of August 2021. I’ve decided to take this opportunity to reset how I do the podcast, so for the rest of Septe…
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REMIX Learning about mail administration in Canada and Britain is likely to help you sleep. Hey friends, so sadly I’ve been fairly ill the last week or so. I’ve been completely unable to record as my voice is wrecked. But I don’t want to leave you hanging so I’ve gone back to the archives and pulled this popular boring episode out of November 2021.…
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Birds and their Nests by Mary Howitt In this enchanting episode of "Sleepy Time Tales," we invite you to drift into the realm of dreams as we delve into the soothing world of avian wonders. Nestled in the pages of "Birds and their Nests" by Mary Howitt, this episode is a lullaby for the soul, crafted to guide you into a restful slumber. As the moon…
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A Dreamy Soiree in West Egg The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald Escape into the captivating world of F. Scott Fitzgerald's literary masterpiece, 'The Great Gatsby,' in this soothing episode of Sleepy Time Tales. As the moon casts its gentle glow over the opulent mansions of West Egg, join us on a tranquil journey through the pages of this timel…
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Drift into a world of tranquillity and warmth as you immerse yourself in the gentle embrace of a cosy balcony. Bathed in the soft glow of twinkling fairy lights, this sanctuary has plush wicker chairs that beckon you to sink in. Feel the gentle caress of meticulously chosen throws, each woven with threads of comfort, as you envelop yourself against…
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Slumbering Saga Through Sparta and Athens The book of the ancient Greeks by Dorothy Mills Welcome to "Sleepy Time Tales," the podcast that gently guides you into restful slumber with tranquil stories. In this episode, we draw you into the mesmerizing world of ancient Sparta and Athens, inspired by Dorothy Mills' "The Book of the Ancient Greeks." Th…
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Soothing Serenity: A Dreamy Journey through Virginia Woolf's Classic Novel Night and Day by Virginia Woolf Welcome to Sleepy Time Tales, the podcast that helps you drift off to dreamland. In this episode, we continue our journey through the world of Virginia Woolf's classic novel. Ralph Denham finds himself feeling uneasy after a party at the Hilbe…
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Fall Asleep Learning about the Glass of Bristol and Nailsea Old Glass and How to Collect it by J. Sydney Lewis We return to the history and pitfalls of collecting antique English glass. You may find the fine nuances of the work of the factories of Bristol and Nailsea fascinating. Or more likely this will bore you to sleep. So, get comfortable, clos…
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Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea by Jules Verne Tonight, we embark on a captivating journey with Jules Verne's timeless masterpiece, "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea." As we delve into this classic, we join our courageous protagonist, on the brink of a perilous adventure. Mysterious sightings and unexplained attacks by an enormous sea cr…
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Sleep will be easy as you learn about historical scams Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions — Volume 1 by Charles Mackay People fall for scams and misinformation on social media all the time. But even without the internet people used to get scammed and follow unfortunate trends to personal and social ruin. We pick up this week on the French s…
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Sleepy Stories as we return to The Secret Garden The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett Mary’s friendship with the mysterious and sickly Colin grows as the weather keeps them housebound for a week. Colin learning more about nature, India and Mary’s friend Dickon. But the weather turns and Mary returns to the Garden as she begins to think that…
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