Falling In Love At The Falls | The Falls Bedtime Stories For Sleep
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Night Falls: Bedtime Story, Sleep Story, Sleep Podcast
51 min
3 speakers
4 chapters
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What does Geoffrey thank listeners for and why is it important for the show?
Hello, Jeffrey here, and welcome back to Nightfalls. I'd love to give a shout out to listener Elizabeth Kay tonight, who says when she settles down and listens to the show, her mind stops looping and all her worries vaporize. The next thing she knows, it's time to wake up. Wonderful. Thanks, Elizabeth. If you're enjoying the show like Elizabeth, please do leave us a review. I love to read them and they help us a huge amount. Thank you. I'm just back from a long, lovely early morning walk. It's quite mild here today, so Otto and I were able to storm through the woods and across the fields, seeing where the winds took us. It's so lovely to listen to the wind in that way, to follow one's heart and take too much thinking out of the equation.
The walk reminded me of a story from the early days at the falls that I've been meaning to tell you. It's about the time Devani convinced me to take a walk with no destination in mind, to follow our hearts. A storm chased us deep into the mountains, and everything changed. Well, the title gives away what we found, but it doesn't really tell you how we found it. Before we begin, here's the quick ad break that keeps this free content possible. To go ad free, subscribe via the link in the show notes. If you've ever wanted to lose yourself in a land of wizards, goblins, and creatures that really shouldn't be able to talk, somewhere between the tales we tell here and somewhere entirely new, Hello from the Magic Tavern is waiting for you.
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Here on Nightfalls, we know how helpful an immersive bedtime story can be when your mind needs somewhere else to go. But perhaps there are nights when you need something a little different. A story with less plot to follow, fewer characters to connect with, and nothing much to keep track of at all. That's exactly what Catherine Nicolai offers on her podcast, Nothing Much Happens. Each episode is a cozy, calming bedtime story where, as the name suggests, nothing much happens. Catherine uses soothing narration, repetition and comforting sensory details to give a busy mind somewhere quiet to rest. Millions of listeners around the world turn to Nothing Much Happens to quiet their thoughts and make the journey into sleep feel a little easier.
So if you love our stories here but are curious about a different kind of bedtime listening, you might like to give it a try. You can listen to Nothing Much Happens wherever you get your podcasts. Episodes every Monday and Thursday.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What does Geoffrey thank listeners for and why is it important for the show?
0:06–8:56
2
How does the early‑day walk with Devani set the tone for the adventure?
8:56–11:23
3
Why does Geoffrey pause for an ad break and what shows the podcast’s community focus?
11:23–12:17
4
What key moment triggers the storm that drives Geoffrey and Devani deeper into the mountains?
12:17–50:21
Speakers
3 identifiedMore from Night Falls: Bedtime Story, Sleep Story, Sleep Podcast
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