{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/b3384013-d0c8-5534-85ea-5ed5331b9760/69f17af32f651f55f53bbd19?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"Sleep Podcast: Gardening & Game Shows | The Insomnia Project","description":"<p>In this episode of The Insomnia Project sleep podcast, Amanda and Marco ease into a gentle, garden-inspired conversation about the flowers growing in their front yard and the quiet rhythms of tending to them throughout the season. With a calm and thoughtful approach, Amanda shares how she selected blooms that would carry color from early spring through late summer, along with the small delights — and occasional challenges — that come with planning a garden that evolves over time.</p><p>As the conversation meanders, Marco shares a childhood confession involving a cherry tree when he was eight years old, leading them into a surprisingly cozy and nostalgic deep dive into classic game shows. From <em>Name That Tune</em> to <em>Sale of the Century</em>, the discussion drifts through memories of television, music, and the comforting familiarity of shows from the past.</p><p>Whether you're looking for a relaxing podcast to help you fall asleep, ease anxiety, or simply enjoy a calm moment while working or unwinding at home, this episode offers a soft and wandering listening experience.</p><p>What we talk about in this episode:</p><p>• Planning a front garden with flowers that bloom throughout the season</p><p> • Amanda’s approach to choosing plants for continuous color and interest</p><p> • The small joys and gentle challenges of maintaining a garden</p><p> • Marco’s childhood story about a cherry tree</p><p> • A nostalgic deep dive into classic game shows like <em>Name That Tune</em> and <em>Sale of the Century</em></p><p> • The comfort of familiar TV memories and easy conversation</p><p>This episode is perfect for:</p><p>• Falling asleep naturally without medication or meditation</p><p> • Winding down after a long or stressful day</p><p> • Managing nighttime anxiety and a racing mind</p><p> • Listening at work to stay calm and relaxed</p><p> • Anyone who enjoys gardening, nostalgia, and gentle storytelling</p><p>The Insomnia Project is a top-rated sleep podcast and sleepcast for overthinkers. Our quiet, unhurried conversations are designed to ease anxiety, quiet racing thoughts, and help you drift off naturally — whether you're listening in bed, at your desk, or anywhere you need a moment of calm.</p><p>If this episode helped you relax or sleep, please consider leaving us a rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. It really helps others discover the show.</p>","author_name":"Marco Timpano | Host of The Insomnia Project Sleep Podcast"}