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11-01-2017, 09:06 AM
Oh I haven't heard of the podcasts mentioned before. The Bright Sessions looks interesting I should give it a listen.
I personally mainly listen to D&D podcasts, and also to some comedy podcasts on Maximum Fun. I used to listen to a lot of BBC Radio shows too but it's been a while! And I also listened to Welcome To Night Vale back when it was starting but never got really far, even thought I really liked it.
Satiny I'd be interested in this audio adaptation of Orlando you mentioned! Could I find it easily on the internet? I've never read the book but I remember watching the movie adaptation starring Tilda Swinton and enjoying it.
As for the insomnia problems, it's not effective for everybody but have you tried ASMR? A friend of mine has been watching videos for years now and they got me into it a couple of years ago. At first I had a hard time finding videos that would work for me but there's a lot of diversity and once you find what you like and what you don't it can help? (for example some people don't like whispering, others can't handle clinking noises, some only listen to whispering/murmuring in a language they don't speak, or prefer to have almost complete silence with something visual to follow etc)
I personally mainly listen to D&D podcasts, and also to some comedy podcasts on Maximum Fun. I used to listen to a lot of BBC Radio shows too but it's been a while! And I also listened to Welcome To Night Vale back when it was starting but never got really far, even thought I really liked it.
Satiny I'd be interested in this audio adaptation of Orlando you mentioned! Could I find it easily on the internet? I've never read the book but I remember watching the movie adaptation starring Tilda Swinton and enjoying it.
As for the insomnia problems, it's not effective for everybody but have you tried ASMR? A friend of mine has been watching videos for years now and they got me into it a couple of years ago. At first I had a hard time finding videos that would work for me but there's a lot of diversity and once you find what you like and what you don't it can help? (for example some people don't like whispering, others can't handle clinking noises, some only listen to whispering/murmuring in a language they don't speak, or prefer to have almost complete silence with something visual to follow etc)