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@karen1945 Oops, Karen, I didn't mean to imply the name I was listening to was titled "My Bedtime Stories "! What I meant was that I was playing YOUR suggestion of "Bedtime Stories for Adults" at the moment when I was replying to your post, just to see if Echo had it, and it did have it. Sometimes writing instead of talking gets complicated, especially on 4 hours of sleep! Lol.
Now, I'm playing your suggestion of Kevin Kern's piano music. Very nice, and no words to think of either, as we listen to the melodies. I often request "Music for Reading" from Amazon Music and my Echo plays solo classical piano by various pianists. Like you, I miss most softer sounds due to the tinnitus racket!
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@artist01 I also have increased volume on my Tinnitus, but not so bad that it’s just mildly irritating. I wonder if that’s also due to the Metoprolol.
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LOL…. I understand. I’ve checked most all of the bedtime podcasts on Apple, and Nothing Much Happens is the one that sounds the most soothing to me. Kathryn’s stories are so simple and nicely detailed. I haven’t found another voice that is as calming. There is another podcast that I’ve listened to, Dan Bain’s Sleepytime Mumbles, but despite the name it keeps me awake. chuckling rather than putting me to sleep!