Late Night Sleep Radio

By: Tony Walker
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  • A smorgasbord of calming softly-spoken talk broadcast from rural and small-town Britain. One man chat about foraging, legends, customs with a bedtime story all designed to keep you company through the small dark hours of the night and ease you off to sleep #unintentionalASMR #talkradio #sleepaid #latenightradio
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Episodes
  • Sleepy Folklore: Whitsun Ales, Oak Apples, Hay Meadows and Dreamy Snoozy Snuffly Sleep Talk

    Sleepy Folklore: Whitsun Ales, Oak Apples, Hay Meadows and Dreamy Snoozy Snuffly Sleep Talk
    May 31 2024
    Sleepy Folklore: Whitsun Ales, Oak Apples, Hay Meadows and Dreamy Snoozy Snuffly Sleep Talk. Remember the point is there is no point. Idle, ramble, sleep, snooze, dream. That's it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 21 mins
  • Sleepy Folklore: Beating the Bounds in Oxford, Dunting in Northumberland, King Arthur and Cúchulain, Onions and Old Man's Beard

    Sleepy Folklore: Beating the Bounds in Oxford, Dunting in Northumberland, King Arthur and Cúchulain, Onions and Old Man's Beard
    May 23 2024
    Ascension Day Customs, Beating The Bounds in Oxford, a Bit of Dunting in Northumberland, Old Man’s Beard and Onions and a bedtime story: King Conchobhar of Ulster and and King Arthur and Merlin too. Sleep, doze, dream. Nothing's more important than a good kip. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 54 mins
  • Sleepy Folklore: Old May Day Customs, Fences and Fell Ponies

    Sleepy Folklore: Old May Day Customs, Fences and Fell Ponies
    May 18 2024
    Old May Day Customs, Fences, Fell Ponies, Sleepy chat, and a bedtime story. Sleepy Folklore! Sleep through Tony Walker's meanderings and end up at the Shipping Forecast. This week we look at customs around May 13, 'Old May Day' (and thus the one we're sticking to). We look at the Screaming Skull of Burton Agnes Hall, Fences, Fell Ponies, and a look at a story from Elizabeth Garner's Lost & Found book. In amongst pointless, soporific chatter from the man with the dreariest voice in England (official). If this doesn't bore you to sleep. nothing will. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 46 mins

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