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Why do we reach for voices, stories, or soft sounds at night?
Not just to fall asleep, but to feel a little less alone.

In this episode of Sleep Tight Psychology, we explore why so many of us instinctively reach for bedtime content — podcasts, ambient sound, even familiar YouTube videos. This isn't about distraction. It's about comfort, connection, and how the brain unwinds.

Through gentle narration, we'll look at how sound and routine help us transition into sleep. You'll learn about the science behind nighttime rituals, how dreams process emotion, and why certain voices soothe us more than silence ever could.

Whether you're dealing with racing thoughts, insomnia, or just seeking calm company at night, this story is here for you.

Topics in this episode:
00:00 - Intro
01:00 - The Quiet Pull of Bedtime Voices
12:05 - The Science of Sunday Night Anxiety
22:04 - What Dreams Quietly Do for You
32:29 - The Rituals Before Sleep Across Cultures
43:19 - The Power of the Nap
53:12 - The Brain That Never Fully Sleeps
01:03:46 - What We Get Wrong About Insomnia
01:12:17 - When Sleep Loss Changes Who You Are

🎧 Best enjoyed in a quiet space, before sleep.
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Sleep Tight Psychology is a nighttime companion for curious minds who think a little too much before bed.

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