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A sister show from the makers of Kingdoms at Dusk: the world's oldest myths and legends, told slowly enough to fall asleep to.
If you fall asleep to Kingdoms at Dusk, you may like its sister show, The Sleeping Almanac: three hour sleep stories from the oldest myths and legends in the world. Greek heroes and the whole Odyssey, Norse gods, Gilgamesh and the clay tablets of Babylon, the lost books of the Bible, Slavic folk tales and King Arthur, told slowly for anyone who cannot switch the day off. New episodes every Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Follow it free: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any app: gildenmyth.com/listen
The voice you hear is the creator's own. He cloned it from recordings of his own voice, so every story is told in his voice.
Fall asleep inside history. A calm sleep podcast that takes a single quiet night from the past, a medieval village, ancient Rome, a knight's whole life, and lets you sleep inside it. A real disclosed voice, sources in every episode, and no mid roll ads. New episodes Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Part of the Gildenmyth family. More at kingdomsatdusk.com.
This is The Sleeping Almanac.
Three hour sleep stories from the oldest myths and legends in the world, told slowly, for anyone who cannot switch the day off.
Greek heroes. Norse gods. Gilgamesh and the clay tablets. The lost books of the Bible. Russian fairy tales. King Arthur.
New stories four nights a week, and a live sleep stream on the other three.
And every story is on YouTube too, at The Sleeping Almanac.
Follow the show. And when you are ready to rest, I will be here.