>>colinp+(OP)
Love those ideas. 2 years ago I've build sth similar(not targeted for sleeping though) -> https://tv.istasyon.app/ It was going to be a curated version of the YouTube where people watch the same high quality content (from youtube) together like a TV. A free online TV where no subscription is required.

>>friend+V11
I've recently become a NMH listener as well, and I'm a fan. I don't need it every night, but definitely it's part of the overall package for getting good sleep under stress, along with screen hygiene, physical activity, and light cannabis use.

There's a website and merch too, though I just listen for free on Castbox, which has a nice option to shut itself down at the end of the episode: https://www.nothingmuchhappens.com/kathryn

>>colinp+(OP)
I know the site is meant to be boring videos, but I found this one extremely interesting (and I've not even watched Star Trek) https://napflix.tv/?id=e5Did-eVQDc

My go to for videos to put me to sleep were trains going through snowy mountains. I didn't see any on the site, but an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygjw-n1bOnE

>>colinp+(OP)
I listen to audio from retrogaming YouTubes to fall asleep.

Jeremy Parish (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrIttXi0WgLXHI1poCk0D6g) has been my jam lately. His content is well done, his narration is articulate and spoken in a low-key academic voice, and the content is interesting but not _too_ interesting.

Zzzz!

>>throwa+XX1
If you're not interested in the lore or you know it already, https://www.youtube.com/@VaatiVidya is also a really good channel, the man has got a very soothing voice and speech mannerisms. Since Elden Ring came out, he's made some 'movies' of up to an hour long where one storyline (of the many that intercross in the game) is highlighted.