Hypnosis for Sleeping Deeply (ARCHIVES 2006-2025)

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ 🎙 "Whisper Wednesday LMBYTS #1463 – Jason Newland – 15th October 2025" 🕒 Duration: 48 minutes, 17 seconds 🔗 View the full transcript here 📝 Summary: Jason Newland delivers a gentle, conversational, and whisper-toned monologue designed to soothe listeners into sleep or relaxation. This episode flows between personal reflections, humorous tangents, and quiet storytelling—punctuated by the consistent presence (and noises) of his co-host pup, Vinny. 🎧 Main Themes Covered: 1. Technical Frustrations with Video Production Jason discusses his recent attempt to record a video version of his podcast. The video was broken into multiple large files (10–18 GB each) and proved extremely difficult to upload to Google Drive or iCloud. After an entire night of failed uploads, he salvaged the project by extracting the audio and publishing it as a podcast. He expresses frustration over how time-consuming video editing is and resolves to stick with audio-only podcasting. 2. Behind-the-Scenes of Podcasting Jason walks listeners through his workflow: recording, editing, uploading, generating images, crafting descriptions and tags, and publishing. Emphasizes how much time it takes to properly prepare a podcast episode. Reflects on how sticking with audio is best for consistency and his workflow. 3. Life with Vinny the Dog Vinny frequently interrupts the recording with grooming, pacing, and making noise. Jason affectionately calls him his "co-host" and jokes about how Vinny seems to act up more when he’s whispering. Notes how Vinny reacts when it’s time to go for a walk (drinking tons of water first!) and how he interacts with another dog, Archie, whom Vinny adores. 4. Childhood & Random Memories Jason has a stream-of-consciousness moment about: Getting called "slaphead" by a local dog-walker. His brief attempts at fashion—especially in his teens and late 90s when he was very physically fit. Being influenced by a fashionable friend named Justin as a teenager. Working out, buying trendy clothes, and showing off muscles (with no photo proof because it was pre-smartphone era). Reminisces about junior school drawing sessions, cleaning jobs on the docks, and early friendships that started off rocky but grew strong. 5. TV Nostalgia Shares TV shows he remembers from his youth: Andy Pandy, Crossroads, Rent-A-Ghost, Tiswas, Swap Shop, The Muppets, Banana Splits, and Wacky Races. Explains how certain shows were tied to specific memories—like heading back to the children's home after a weekend visit. 6. Living Situation & Neighbors Mentions helping a neighbor move a sofa into her flat. Describes his enjoyment of a quiet building full of people he doesn’t have to interact with directly. Wonders whether one neighbor might have a cat on a leash (!), based on a mysterious sighting in the garden. 7. Reflections on Memory & Time Expresses a wish to have photos of his childhood rooms and past life experiences. Talks about the unreliability of memory and the power of storytelling as a way to preserve the past. Jokes about how his body “predicts” the weather (his back for rain, knee for sun, etc.) and pokes fun at the concept. 8. Closing Thoughts Realizes how fast time passed during the recording (50 minutes felt like 5). Leaves listeners with comforting reminders to: Be kind to yourself. You deserve to feel safe and be happy. Ends with his signature: "Lots of love. Bye." 🧠 Tone & Style: Whispered, slow, and meditative, with a touch of Jason’s characteristic dry humor and storytelling. Feels like a cozy late-night chat with a friend who’s rambling in the most calming way possible. Ideal for bedtime listening or stress relief. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts. https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ 🎙 "Whisper Wednesday LMBYTS #1463 – Jason Newland – 15th October 2025" 🕒 Duration: 48 minutes, 17 seconds 🔗 View the full transcript here 📝 Summary: Jason Newland delivers a gentle, conversational, and whisper-toned monologue designed to soothe listeners into sleep or relaxation. This episode flows between personal reflections, humorous tangents, and quiet storytelling—punctuated by the consistent presence (and noises) of his co-host pup, Vinny. 🎧 Main Themes Covered: 1. Technical Frustrations with Video Production Jason discusses his recent attempt to record a video version of his podcast. The video was broken into multiple large files (10–18 GB each) and proved extremely difficult to upload to Google Drive or iCloud. After an entire night of failed uploads, he salvaged the project by extracting the audio and publishing it as a podcast. He expresses frustration over how time-consuming video editing is and resolves to stick with audio-only podcasting. 2. Behind-the-Scenes of Podcasting Jason walks listeners through his workflow: recording, editing, uploading, generating images, crafting descriptions and tags, and publishing. Emphasizes how much time it takes to properly prepare a podcast episode. Reflects on how sticking with audio is best for consistency and his workflow. 3. Life with Vinny the Dog Vinny frequently interrupts the recording with grooming, pacing, and making noise. Jason affectionately calls him his "co-host" and jokes about how Vinny seems to act up more when he’s whispering. Notes how Vinny reacts when it’s time to go for a walk (drinking tons of water first!) and how he interacts with another dog, Archie, whom Vinny adores. 4. Childhood & Random Memories Jason has a stream-of-consciousness moment about: Getting called "slaphead" by a local dog-walker. His brief attempts at fashion—especially in his teens and late 90s when he was very physically fit. Being influenced by a fashionable friend named Justin as a teenager. Working out, buying trendy clothes, and showing off muscles (with no photo proof because it was pre-smartphone era). Reminisces about junior school drawing sessions, cleaning jobs on the docks, and early friendships that started off rocky but grew strong. 5. TV Nostalgia Shares TV shows he remembers from his youth: Andy Pandy, Crossroads, Rent-A-Ghost, Tiswas, Swap Shop, The Muppets, Banana Splits, and Wacky Races. Explains how certain shows were tied to specific memories—like heading back to the children's home after a weekend visit. 6. Living Situation & Neighbors Mentions helping a neighbor move a sofa into her flat. Describes his enjoyment of a quiet building full of people he doesn’t have to interact with directly. Wonders whether one neighbor might have a cat on a leash (!), based on a mysterious sighting in the garden. 7. Reflections on Memory & Time Expresses a wish to have photos of his childhood rooms and past life experiences. Talks about the unreliability of memory and the power of storytelling as a way to preserve the past. Jokes about how his body “predicts” the weather (his back for rain, knee for sun, etc.) and pokes fun at the concept. 8. Closing Thoughts Realizes how fast time passed during the recording (50 minutes felt like 5). Leaves listeners with comforting reminders to: Be kind to yourself. You deserve to feel safe and be happy. Ends with his signature: "Lots of love. Bye." 🧠 Tone & Style: Whispered, slow, and meditative, with a touch of Jason’s characteristic dry humor and storytelling. Feels like a cozy late-night chat with a friend who’s rambling in the most calming way possible. Ideal for bedtime listening or stress relief. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts. https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ 🎙 "Whisper Wednesday LMBYTS #1463 – Jason Newland – 15th October 2025" 🕒 Duration: 48 minutes, 17 seconds 🔗 View the full transcript here 📝 Summary: Jason Newland delivers a gentle, conversational, and whisper-toned monologue designed to soothe listeners into sleep or relaxation. This episode flows between personal reflections, humorous tangents, and quiet storytelling—punctuated by the consistent presence (and noises) of his co-host pup, Vinny. 🎧 Main Themes Covered: 1. Technical Frustrations with Video Production Jason discusses his recent attempt to record a video version of his podcast. The video was broken into multiple large files (10–18 GB each) and proved extremely difficult to upload to Google Drive or iCloud. After an entire night of failed uploads, he salvaged the project by extracting the audio and publishing it as a podcast. He expresses frustration over how time-consuming video editing is and resolves to stick with audio-only podcasting. 2. Behind-the-Scenes of Podcasting Jason walks listeners through his workflow: recording, editing, uploading, generating images, crafting descriptions and tags, and publishing. Emphasizes how much time it takes to properly prepare a podcast episode. Reflects on how sticking with audio is best for consistency and his workflow. 3. Life with Vinny the Dog Vinny frequently interrupts the recording with grooming, pacing, and making noise. Jason affectionately calls him his "co-host" and jokes about how Vinny seems to act up more when he’s whispering. Notes how Vinny reacts when it’s time to go for a walk (drinking tons of water first!) and how he interacts with another dog, Archie, whom Vinny adores. 4. Childhood & Random Memories Jason has a stream-of-consciousness moment about: Getting called "slaphead" by a local dog-walker. His brief attempts at fashion—especially in his teens and late 90s when he was very physically fit. Being influenced by a fashionable friend named Justin as a teenager. Working out, buying trendy clothes, and showing off muscles (with no photo proof because it was pre-smartphone era). Reminisces about junior school drawing sessions, cleaning jobs on the docks, and early friendships that started off rocky but grew strong. 5. TV Nostalgia Shares TV shows he remembers from his youth: Andy Pandy, Crossroads, Rent-A-Ghost, Tiswas, Swap Shop, The Muppets, Banana Splits, and Wacky Races. Explains how certain shows were tied to specific memories—like heading back to the children's home after a weekend visit. 6. Living Situation & Neighbors Mentions helping a neighbor move a sofa into her flat. Describes his enjoyment of a quiet building full of people he doesn’t have to interact with directly. Wonders whether one neighbor might have a cat on a leash (!), based on a mysterious sighting in the garden. 7. Reflections on Memory & Time Expresses a wish to have photos of his childhood rooms and past life experiences. Talks about the unreliability of memory and the power of storytelling as a way to preserve the past. Jokes about how his body “predicts” the weather (his back for rain, knee for sun, etc.) and pokes fun at the concept. 8. Closing Thoughts Realizes how fast time passed during the recording (50 minutes felt like 5). Leaves listeners with comforting reminders to: Be kind to yourself. You deserve to feel safe and be happy. Ends with his signature: "Lots of love. Bye." 🧠 Tone & Style: Whispered, slow, and meditative, with a touch of Jason’s characteristic dry humor and storytelling. Feels like a cozy late-night chat with a friend who’s rambling in the most calming way possible. Ideal for bedtime listening or stress relief. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts. https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ 🎙 "Whisper Wednesday LMBYTS #1463 – Jason Newland – 15th October 2025" 🕒 Duration: 48 minutes, 17 seconds 🔗 View the full transcript here 📝 Summary: Jason Newland delivers a gentle, conversational, and whisper-toned monologue designed to soothe listeners into sleep or relaxation. This episode flows between personal reflections, humorous tangents, and quiet storytelling—punctuated by the consistent presence (and noises) of his co-host pup, Vinny. 🎧 Main Themes Covered: 1. Technical Frustrations with Video Production Jason discusses his recent attempt to record a video version of his podcast. The video was broken into multiple large files (10–18 GB each) and proved extremely difficult to upload to Google Drive or iCloud. After an entire night of failed uploads, he salvaged the project by extracting the audio and publishing it as a podcast. He expresses frustration over how time-consuming video editing is and resolves to stick with audio-only podcasting. 2. Behind-the-Scenes of Podcasting Jason walks listeners through his workflow: recording, editing, uploading, generating images, crafting descriptions and tags, and publishing. Emphasizes how much time it takes to properly prepare a podcast episode. Reflects on how sticking with audio is best for consistency and his workflow. 3. Life with Vinny the Dog Vinny frequently interrupts the recording with grooming, pacing, and making noise. Jason affectionately calls him his "co-host" and jokes about how Vinny seems to act up more when he’s whispering. Notes how Vinny reacts when it’s time to go for a walk (drinking tons of water first!) and how he interacts with another dog, Archie, whom Vinny adores. 4. Childhood & Random Memories Jason has a stream-of-consciousness moment about: Getting called "slaphead" by a local dog-walker. His brief attempts at fashion—especially in his teens and late 90s when he was very physically fit. Being influenced by a fashionable friend named Justin as a teenager. Working out, buying trendy clothes, and showing off muscles (with no photo proof because it was pre-smartphone era). Reminisces about junior school drawing sessions, cleaning jobs on the docks, and early friendships that started off rocky but grew strong. 5. TV Nostalgia Shares TV shows he remembers from his youth: Andy Pandy, Crossroads, Rent-A-Ghost, Tiswas, Swap Shop, The Muppets, Banana Splits, and Wacky Races. Explains how certain shows were tied to specific memories—like heading back to the children's home after a weekend visit. 6. Living Situation & Neighbors Mentions helping a neighbor move a sofa into her flat. Describes his enjoyment of a quiet building full of people he doesn’t have to interact with directly. Wonders whether one neighbor might have a cat on a leash (!), based on a mysterious sighting in the garden. 7. Reflections on Memory & Time Expresses a wish to have photos of his childhood rooms and past life experiences. Talks about the unreliability of memory and the power of storytelling as a way to preserve the past. Jokes about how his body “predicts” the weather (his back for rain, knee for sun, etc.) and pokes fun at the concept. 8. Closing Thoughts Realizes how fast time passed during the recording (50 minutes felt like 5). Leaves listeners with comforting reminders to: Be kind to yourself. You deserve to feel safe and be happy. Ends with his signature: "Lots of love. Bye." 🧠 Tone & Style: Whispered, slow, and meditative, with a touch of Jason’s characteristic dry humor and storytelling. Feels like a cozy late-night chat with a friend who’s rambling in the most calming way possible. Ideal for bedtime listening or stress relief. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts. https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ 🎙 "Whisper Wednesday LMBYTS #1463 – Jason Newland – 15th October 2025" 🕒 Duration: 48 minutes, 17 seconds 🔗 View the full transcript here 📝 Summary: Jason Newland delivers a gentle, conversational, and whisper-toned monologue designed to soothe listeners into sleep or relaxation. This episode flows between personal reflections, humorous tangents, and quiet storytelling—punctuated by the consistent presence (and noises) of his co-host pup, Vinny. 🎧 Main Themes Covered: 1. Technical Frustrations with Video Production Jason discusses his recent attempt to record a video version of his podcast. The video was broken into multiple large files (10–18 GB each) and proved extremely difficult to upload to Google Drive or iCloud. After an entire night of failed uploads, he salvaged the project by extracting the audio and publishing it as a podcast. He expresses frustration over how time-consuming video editing is and resolves to stick with audio-only podcasting. 2. Behind-the-Scenes of Podcasting Jason walks listeners through his workflow: recording, editing, uploading, generating images, crafting descriptions and tags, and publishing. Emphasizes how much time it takes to properly prepare a podcast episode. Reflects on how sticking with audio is best for consistency and his workflow. 3. Life with Vinny the Dog Vinny frequently interrupts the recording with grooming, pacing, and making noise. Jason affectionately calls him his "co-host" and jokes about how Vinny seems to act up more when he’s whispering. Notes how Vinny reacts when it’s time to go for a walk (drinking tons of water first!) and how he interacts with another dog, Archie, whom Vinny adores. 4. Childhood & Random Memories Jason has a stream-of-consciousness moment about: Getting called "slaphead" by a local dog-walker. His brief attempts at fashion—especially in his teens and late 90s when he was very physically fit. Being influenced by a fashionable friend named Justin as a teenager. Working out, buying trendy clothes, and showing off muscles (with no photo proof because it was pre-smartphone era). Reminisces about junior school drawing sessions, cleaning jobs on the docks, and early friendships that started off rocky but grew strong. 5. TV Nostalgia Shares TV shows he remembers from his youth: Andy Pandy, Crossroads, Rent-A-Ghost, Tiswas, Swap Shop, The Muppets, Banana Splits, and Wacky Races. Explains how certain shows were tied to specific memories—like heading back to the children's home after a weekend visit. 6. Living Situation & Neighbors Mentions helping a neighbor move a sofa into her flat. Describes his enjoyment of a quiet building full of people he doesn’t have to interact with directly. Wonders whether one neighbor might have a cat on a leash (!), based on a mysterious sighting in the garden. 7. Reflections on Memory & Time Expresses a wish to have photos of his childhood rooms and past life experiences. Talks about the unreliability of memory and the power of storytelling as a way to preserve the past. Jokes about how his body “predicts” the weather (his back for rain, knee for sun, etc.) and pokes fun at the concept. 8. Closing Thoughts Realizes how fast time passed during the recording (50 minutes felt like 5). Leaves listeners with comforting reminders to: Be kind to yourself. You deserve to feel safe and be happy. Ends with his signature: "Lots of love. Bye." 🧠 Tone & Style: Whispered, slow, and meditative, with a touch of Jason’s characteristic dry humor and storytelling. Feels like a cozy late-night chat with a friend who’s rambling in the most calming way possible. Ideal for bedtime listening or stress relief. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts. https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ 🎙 "Whisper Wednesday LMBYTS #1463 – Jason Newland – 15th October 2025" 🕒 Duration: 48 minutes, 17 seconds 🔗 View the full transcript here 📝 Summary: Jason Newland delivers a gentle, conversational, and whisper-toned monologue designed to soothe listeners into sleep or relaxation. This episode flows between personal reflections, humorous tangents, and quiet storytelling—punctuated by the consistent presence (and noises) of his co-host pup, Vinny. 🎧 Main Themes Covered: 1. Technical Frustrations with Video Production Jason discusses his recent attempt to record a video version of his podcast. The video was broken into multiple large files (10–18 GB each) and proved extremely difficult to upload to Google Drive or iCloud. After an entire night of failed uploads, he salvaged the project by extracting the audio and publishing it as a podcast. He expresses frustration over how time-consuming video editing is and resolves to stick with audio-only podcasting. 2. Behind-the-Scenes of Podcasting Jason walks listeners through his workflow: recording, editing, uploading, generating images, crafting descriptions and tags, and publishing. Emphasizes how much time it takes to properly prepare a podcast episode. Reflects on how sticking with audio is best for consistency and his workflow. 3. Life with Vinny the Dog Vinny frequently interrupts the recording with grooming, pacing, and making noise. Jason affectionately calls him his "co-host" and jokes about how Vinny seems to act up more when he’s whispering. Notes how Vinny reacts when it’s time to go for a walk (drinking tons of water first!) and how he interacts with another dog, Archie, whom Vinny adores. 4. Childhood & Random Memories Jason has a stream-of-consciousness moment about: Getting called "slaphead" by a local dog-walker. His brief attempts at fashion—especially in his teens and late 90s when he was very physically fit. Being influenced by a fashionable friend named Justin as a teenager. Working out, buying trendy clothes, and showing off muscles (with no photo proof because it was pre-smartphone era). Reminisces about junior school drawing sessions, cleaning jobs on the docks, and early friendships that started off rocky but grew strong. 5. TV Nostalgia Shares TV shows he remembers from his youth: Andy Pandy, Crossroads, Rent-A-Ghost, Tiswas, Swap Shop, The Muppets, Banana Splits, and Wacky Races. Explains how certain shows were tied to specific memories—like heading back to the children's home after a weekend visit. 6. Living Situation & Neighbors Mentions helping a neighbor move a sofa into her flat. Describes his enjoyment of a quiet building full of people he doesn’t have to interact with directly. Wonders whether one neighbor might have a cat on a leash (!), based on a mysterious sighting in the garden. 7. Reflections on Memory & Time Expresses a wish to have photos of his childhood rooms and past life experiences. Talks about the unreliability of memory and the power of storytelling as a way to preserve the past. Jokes about how his body “predicts” the weather (his back for rain, knee for sun, etc.) and pokes fun at the concept. 8. Closing Thoughts Realizes how fast time passed during the recording (50 minutes felt like 5). Leaves listeners with comforting reminders to: Be kind to yourself. You deserve to feel safe and be happy. Ends with his signature: "Lots of love. Bye." 🧠 Tone & Style: Whispered, slow, and meditative, with a touch of Jason’s characteristic dry humor and storytelling. Feels like a cozy late-night chat with a friend who’s rambling in the most calming way possible. Ideal for bedtime listening or stress relief. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts. https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://jasonnewland.com/ eBay Gone Wild | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1462 | Jason Newland | 14th October 2025 Jason’s back with another wonderfully odd Trivia Tuesday, diving into the strangest things people have tried to sell online. From a grilled cheese said to bear the image of the Virgin Mary, to haunted rubber duckies, celebrity leftovers, and even armour made for guinea pigs — it’s one of the funniest, sleepiest deep dives yet. He also chats about filming again, experimenting with lighting, why video editing takes so long, and the strange charm of his old YouTube archives. There’s a warm tangent about William Shatner, George Foreman, Henry Winkler, and the show Better Late Than Never, plus a loving nod to Winkler’s performance in Barry. As always, Vinnie the Jack Russell makes his presence known under the desk, adding to the cozy chaos. It’s a gently funny, meandering episode full of calm conversation, random trivia, and Jason’s trademark sleepy humour — the perfect thing to unwind to before bed. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://jasonnewland.com/ eBay Gone Wild | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1462 | Jason Newland | 14th October 2025 Jason’s back with another wonderfully odd Trivia Tuesday, diving into the strangest things people have tried to sell online. From a grilled cheese said to bear the image of the Virgin Mary, to haunted rubber duckies, celebrity leftovers, and even armour made for guinea pigs — it’s one of the funniest, sleepiest deep dives yet. He also chats about filming again, experimenting with lighting, why video editing takes so long, and the strange charm of his old YouTube archives. There’s a warm tangent about William Shatner, George Foreman, Henry Winkler, and the show Better Late Than Never, plus a loving nod to Winkler’s performance in Barry. As always, Vinnie the Jack Russell makes his presence known under the desk, adding to the cozy chaos. It’s a gently funny, meandering episode full of calm conversation, random trivia, and Jason’s trademark sleepy humour — the perfect thing to unwind to before bed. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://jasonnewland.com/ eBay Gone Wild | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1462 | Jason Newland | 14th October 2025 Jason’s back with another wonderfully odd Trivia Tuesday, diving into the strangest things people have tried to sell online. From a grilled cheese said to bear the image of the Virgin Mary, to haunted rubber duckies, celebrity leftovers, and even armour made for guinea pigs — it’s one of the funniest, sleepiest deep dives yet. He also chats about filming again, experimenting with lighting, why video editing takes so long, and the strange charm of his old YouTube archives. There’s a warm tangent about William Shatner, George Foreman, Henry Winkler, and the show Better Late Than Never, plus a loving nod to Winkler’s performance in Barry. As always, Vinnie the Jack Russell makes his presence known under the desk, adding to the cozy chaos. It’s a gently funny, meandering episode full of calm conversation, random trivia, and Jason’s trademark sleepy humour — the perfect thing to unwind to before bed. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://jasonnewland.com/ eBay Gone Wild | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1462 | Jason Newland | 14th October 2025 Jason’s back with another wonderfully odd Trivia Tuesday, diving into the strangest things people have tried to sell online. From a grilled cheese said to bear the image of the Virgin Mary, to haunted rubber duckies, celebrity leftovers, and even armour made for guinea pigs — it’s one of the funniest, sleepiest deep dives yet. He also chats about filming again, experimenting with lighting, why video editing takes so long, and the strange charm of his old YouTube archives. There’s a warm tangent about William Shatner, George Foreman, Henry Winkler, and the show Better Late Than Never, plus a loving nod to Winkler’s performance in Barry. As always, Vinnie the Jack Russell makes his presence known under the desk, adding to the cozy chaos. It’s a gently funny, meandering episode full of calm conversation, random trivia, and Jason’s trademark sleepy humour — the perfect thing to unwind to before bed. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://jasonnewland.com/ eBay Gone Wild | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1462 | Jason Newland | 14th October 2025 Jason’s back with another wonderfully odd Trivia Tuesday, diving into the strangest things people have tried to sell online. From a grilled cheese said to bear the image of the Virgin Mary, to haunted rubber duckies, celebrity leftovers, and even armour made for guinea pigs — it’s one of the funniest, sleepiest deep dives yet. He also chats about filming again, experimenting with lighting, why video editing takes so long, and the strange charm of his old YouTube archives. There’s a warm tangent about William Shatner, George Foreman, Henry Winkler, and the show Better Late Than Never, plus a loving nod to Winkler’s performance in Barry. As always, Vinnie the Jack Russell makes his presence known under the desk, adding to the cozy chaos. It’s a gently funny, meandering episode full of calm conversation, random trivia, and Jason’s trademark sleepy humour — the perfect thing to unwind to before bed. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://jasonnewland.com/ eBay Gone Wild | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1462 | Jason Newland | 14th October 2025 Jason’s back with another wonderfully odd Trivia Tuesday, diving into the strangest things people have tried to sell online. From a grilled cheese said to bear the image of the Virgin Mary, to haunted rubber duckies, celebrity leftovers, and even armour made for guinea pigs — it’s one of the funniest, sleepiest deep dives yet. He also chats about filming again, experimenting with lighting, why video editing takes so long, and the strange charm of his old YouTube archives. There’s a warm tangent about William Shatner, George Foreman, Henry Winkler, and the show Better Late Than Never, plus a loving nod to Winkler’s performance in Barry. As always, Vinnie the Jack Russell makes his presence known under the desk, adding to the cozy chaos. It’s a gently funny, meandering episode full of calm conversation, random trivia, and Jason’s trademark sleepy humour — the perfect thing to unwind to before bed. Listen to more free episodes at https://jasonnewland.com/ Join Jason Newland’s Boring Group on Facebook for updates and Q&A Friday prompts.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/jasonnewlandsboringgroup

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ "Favourite Comedy Characters | Monday’s Boring Objects | LMBYTS #1461 | Jason Newland | 13th October 2025" ⏱️ Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes 🎙️ Host: Jason Newland 📌 Series: Let Me Bore You To Sleep (LMBYTS) 🧠 Core Themes: Reflection on favourite comedy characters from British and American TV. Musings on the relaxing and therapeutic effect of Jason’s recordings. Tangents into personal anecdotes, observations about everyday life, and occasional gentle humour. 🔍 Detailed Breakdown: 🛋️ Intro & Podcast Purpose (0:00 – 10:00) Jason opens with his usual calming intro. Mentions he's returning to routine after a break. Reiterates the three main aims of his recordings: Help listeners sleep. Provide relaxation. Offer companionship for those who live alone. 🧘 Reflections on Medication & Mood (5:00 – 9:00) Talks about medication changes affecting his energy. Mentions listening to his own recordings to self-evaluate and unwind. Compares himself to a chef tasting his own food — joking that if he were a real chef, he'd be "massive." 📺 Main Topic: Favourite Comedy Characters (10:00 – 1:27:00) Jason goes through decades of British (and later American) sitcoms, offering a mix of: Nostalgia Critical opinion Humorous tangents He reflects on both the shows and the characters, grouping them loosely by era or theme: 🇬🇧 British TV Characters & Sitcoms: Classics & Old School Favourites: Tony Hancock, Steptoe and Son, Dad’s Army — respected but not personal favourites. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers) — cited as one of the best. Only Fools and Horses — Del Boy is crowned as Jason’s favourite comedy character overall. Praises the entire ensemble: Rodney, Uncle Albert, Trigger, Boise, etc. 1980s-1990s Shows: Blackadder — appreciates the format and Rowan Atkinson’s character. The Young Ones — highlights Rick as a favourite but likes all four main characters. Heidi High, Yes Minister, Keeping Up Appearances (Hyacinth Bucket), One Foot in the Grave (Victor Meldrew). 2000s and Beyond: Alan Partridge — noted for longevity (over 30 years). The Office — liked Gareth more than David Brent. Peep Show, Inbetweeners (Jay), Little Britain, Mrs. Brown’s Boys, Count Arthur Strong, Motherland, Vicar of Dibley, Absolutely Fabulous (especially Patsy). He notes that some shows like Gavin & Stacey and The Royal Family didn’t click as much for him despite their popularity. 🇺🇸 American Comedy Characters: He explores iconic characters from US sitcoms: Cheers – Loves the ensemble cast. Names Frasier as a standout character. Frasier – Highlights Frasier and his brother as brilliant characters. Friends – Enjoys Joey and Phoebe, but not a mega-fan of the show. Everybody Loves Raymond, Golden Girls, Mork & Mindy, The Cosby Show, Taxi, Roseanne, Naked Gun (Frank Drebin) — all receive praise. He highlights Mork (Robin Williams) as one of the most beloved characters from his youth. 🐶 Vinny’s Cameos: Throughout the episode, Vinny the dog gets frequent mentions, especially: When he’s chilling under the table or flat on the floor. When he does a particularly "smelly" fart. When he distracts Jason during serious thoughts. Jason wonders if Vinny also falls asleep listening to him — possibly the show’s most loyal listener. 🐾 🎯 Key Takeaways & Sentiments: Del Boy (Only Fools and Horses) is ultimately named Jason’s favourite comedy character. Jason is deeply reflective about how comedy, repetition, and familiarity can aid relaxation and help with chronic pain. He touches on themes of isolation, routine, and personal growth, using humour and self-deprecating wit to connect with listeners. The episode is full of gentle digressions — from banana splits and WD-40 to 80s doorbells and late-night LBC talk shows. 💡 Highlights of Jason’s Humour: Comparing himself to a massive chef who’d need “walls that collapse.” Explaining why he had to re-educate himself after growing up on 80s TV.

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ "Favourite Comedy Characters | Monday’s Boring Objects | LMBYTS #1461 | Jason Newland | 13th October 2025" ⏱️ Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes 🎙️ Host: Jason Newland 📌 Series: Let Me Bore You To Sleep (LMBYTS) 🧠 Core Themes: Reflection on favourite comedy characters from British and American TV. Musings on the relaxing and therapeutic effect of Jason’s recordings. Tangents into personal anecdotes, observations about everyday life, and occasional gentle humour. 🔍 Detailed Breakdown: 🛋️ Intro & Podcast Purpose (0:00 – 10:00) Jason opens with his usual calming intro. Mentions he's returning to routine after a break. Reiterates the three main aims of his recordings: Help listeners sleep. Provide relaxation. Offer companionship for those who live alone. 🧘 Reflections on Medication & Mood (5:00 – 9:00) Talks about medication changes affecting his energy. Mentions listening to his own recordings to self-evaluate and unwind. Compares himself to a chef tasting his own food — joking that if he were a real chef, he'd be "massive." 📺 Main Topic: Favourite Comedy Characters (10:00 – 1:27:00) Jason goes through decades of British (and later American) sitcoms, offering a mix of: Nostalgia Critical opinion Humorous tangents He reflects on both the shows and the characters, grouping them loosely by era or theme: 🇬🇧 British TV Characters & Sitcoms: Classics & Old School Favourites: Tony Hancock, Steptoe and Son, Dad’s Army — respected but not personal favourites. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers) — cited as one of the best. Only Fools and Horses — Del Boy is crowned as Jason’s favourite comedy character overall. Praises the entire ensemble: Rodney, Uncle Albert, Trigger, Boise, etc. 1980s-1990s Shows: Blackadder — appreciates the format and Rowan Atkinson’s character. The Young Ones — highlights Rick as a favourite but likes all four main characters. Heidi High, Yes Minister, Keeping Up Appearances (Hyacinth Bucket), One Foot in the Grave (Victor Meldrew). 2000s and Beyond: Alan Partridge — noted for longevity (over 30 years). The Office — liked Gareth more than David Brent. Peep Show, Inbetweeners (Jay), Little Britain, Mrs. Brown’s Boys, Count Arthur Strong, Motherland, Vicar of Dibley, Absolutely Fabulous (especially Patsy). He notes that some shows like Gavin & Stacey and The Royal Family didn’t click as much for him despite their popularity. 🇺🇸 American Comedy Characters: He explores iconic characters from US sitcoms: Cheers – Loves the ensemble cast. Names Frasier as a standout character. Frasier – Highlights Frasier and his brother as brilliant characters. Friends – Enjoys Joey and Phoebe, but not a mega-fan of the show. Everybody Loves Raymond, Golden Girls, Mork & Mindy, The Cosby Show, Taxi, Roseanne, Naked Gun (Frank Drebin) — all receive praise. He highlights Mork (Robin Williams) as one of the most beloved characters from his youth. 🐶 Vinny’s Cameos: Throughout the episode, Vinny the dog gets frequent mentions, especially: When he’s chilling under the table or flat on the floor. When he does a particularly "smelly" fart. When he distracts Jason during serious thoughts. Jason wonders if Vinny also falls asleep listening to him — possibly the show’s most loyal listener. 🐾 🎯 Key Takeaways & Sentiments: Del Boy (Only Fools and Horses) is ultimately named Jason’s favourite comedy character. Jason is deeply reflective about how comedy, repetition, and familiarity can aid relaxation and help with chronic pain. He touches on themes of isolation, routine, and personal growth, using humour and self-deprecating wit to connect with listeners. The episode is full of gentle digressions — from banana splits and WD-40 to 80s doorbells and late-night LBC talk shows. 💡 Highlights of Jason’s Humour: Comparing himself to a massive chef who’d need “walls that collapse.” Explaining why he had to re-educate himself after growing up on 80s TV.

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ "Favourite Comedy Characters | Monday’s Boring Objects | LMBYTS #1461 | Jason Newland | 13th October 2025" ⏱️ Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes 🎙️ Host: Jason Newland 📌 Series: Let Me Bore You To Sleep (LMBYTS) 🧠 Core Themes: Reflection on favourite comedy characters from British and American TV. Musings on the relaxing and therapeutic effect of Jason’s recordings. Tangents into personal anecdotes, observations about everyday life, and occasional gentle humour. 🔍 Detailed Breakdown: 🛋️ Intro & Podcast Purpose (0:00 – 10:00) Jason opens with his usual calming intro. Mentions he's returning to routine after a break. Reiterates the three main aims of his recordings: Help listeners sleep. Provide relaxation. Offer companionship for those who live alone. 🧘 Reflections on Medication & Mood (5:00 – 9:00) Talks about medication changes affecting his energy. Mentions listening to his own recordings to self-evaluate and unwind. Compares himself to a chef tasting his own food — joking that if he were a real chef, he'd be "massive." 📺 Main Topic: Favourite Comedy Characters (10:00 – 1:27:00) Jason goes through decades of British (and later American) sitcoms, offering a mix of: Nostalgia Critical opinion Humorous tangents He reflects on both the shows and the characters, grouping them loosely by era or theme: 🇬🇧 British TV Characters & Sitcoms: Classics & Old School Favourites: Tony Hancock, Steptoe and Son, Dad’s Army — respected but not personal favourites. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers) — cited as one of the best. Only Fools and Horses — Del Boy is crowned as Jason’s favourite comedy character overall. Praises the entire ensemble: Rodney, Uncle Albert, Trigger, Boise, etc. 1980s-1990s Shows: Blackadder — appreciates the format and Rowan Atkinson’s character. The Young Ones — highlights Rick as a favourite but likes all four main characters. Heidi High, Yes Minister, Keeping Up Appearances (Hyacinth Bucket), One Foot in the Grave (Victor Meldrew). 2000s and Beyond: Alan Partridge — noted for longevity (over 30 years). The Office — liked Gareth more than David Brent. Peep Show, Inbetweeners (Jay), Little Britain, Mrs. Brown’s Boys, Count Arthur Strong, Motherland, Vicar of Dibley, Absolutely Fabulous (especially Patsy). He notes that some shows like Gavin & Stacey and The Royal Family didn’t click as much for him despite their popularity. 🇺🇸 American Comedy Characters: He explores iconic characters from US sitcoms: Cheers – Loves the ensemble cast. Names Frasier as a standout character. Frasier – Highlights Frasier and his brother as brilliant characters. Friends – Enjoys Joey and Phoebe, but not a mega-fan of the show. Everybody Loves Raymond, Golden Girls, Mork & Mindy, The Cosby Show, Taxi, Roseanne, Naked Gun (Frank Drebin) — all receive praise. He highlights Mork (Robin Williams) as one of the most beloved characters from his youth. 🐶 Vinny’s Cameos: Throughout the episode, Vinny the dog gets frequent mentions, especially: When he’s chilling under the table or flat on the floor. When he does a particularly "smelly" fart. When he distracts Jason during serious thoughts. Jason wonders if Vinny also falls asleep listening to him — possibly the show’s most loyal listener. 🐾 🎯 Key Takeaways & Sentiments: Del Boy (Only Fools and Horses) is ultimately named Jason’s favourite comedy character. Jason is deeply reflective about how comedy, repetition, and familiarity can aid relaxation and help with chronic pain. He touches on themes of isolation, routine, and personal growth, using humour and self-deprecating wit to connect with listeners. The episode is full of gentle digressions — from banana splits and WD-40 to 80s doorbells and late-night LBC talk shows. 💡 Highlights of Jason’s Humour: Comparing himself to a massive chef who’d need “walls that collapse.” Explaining why he had to re-educate himself after growing up on 80s TV.

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ "Favourite Comedy Characters | Monday’s Boring Objects | LMBYTS #1461 | Jason Newland | 13th October 2025" ⏱️ Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes 🎙️ Host: Jason Newland 📌 Series: Let Me Bore You To Sleep (LMBYTS) 🧠 Core Themes: Reflection on favourite comedy characters from British and American TV. Musings on the relaxing and therapeutic effect of Jason’s recordings. Tangents into personal anecdotes, observations about everyday life, and occasional gentle humour. 🔍 Detailed Breakdown: 🛋️ Intro & Podcast Purpose (0:00 – 10:00) Jason opens with his usual calming intro. Mentions he's returning to routine after a break. Reiterates the three main aims of his recordings: Help listeners sleep. Provide relaxation. Offer companionship for those who live alone. 🧘 Reflections on Medication & Mood (5:00 – 9:00) Talks about medication changes affecting his energy. Mentions listening to his own recordings to self-evaluate and unwind. Compares himself to a chef tasting his own food — joking that if he were a real chef, he'd be "massive." 📺 Main Topic: Favourite Comedy Characters (10:00 – 1:27:00) Jason goes through decades of British (and later American) sitcoms, offering a mix of: Nostalgia Critical opinion Humorous tangents He reflects on both the shows and the characters, grouping them loosely by era or theme: 🇬🇧 British TV Characters & Sitcoms: Classics & Old School Favourites: Tony Hancock, Steptoe and Son, Dad’s Army — respected but not personal favourites. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers) — cited as one of the best. Only Fools and Horses — Del Boy is crowned as Jason’s favourite comedy character overall. Praises the entire ensemble: Rodney, Uncle Albert, Trigger, Boise, etc. 1980s-1990s Shows: Blackadder — appreciates the format and Rowan Atkinson’s character. The Young Ones — highlights Rick as a favourite but likes all four main characters. Heidi High, Yes Minister, Keeping Up Appearances (Hyacinth Bucket), One Foot in the Grave (Victor Meldrew). 2000s and Beyond: Alan Partridge — noted for longevity (over 30 years). The Office — liked Gareth more than David Brent. Peep Show, Inbetweeners (Jay), Little Britain, Mrs. Brown’s Boys, Count Arthur Strong, Motherland, Vicar of Dibley, Absolutely Fabulous (especially Patsy). He notes that some shows like Gavin & Stacey and The Royal Family didn’t click as much for him despite their popularity. 🇺🇸 American Comedy Characters: He explores iconic characters from US sitcoms: Cheers – Loves the ensemble cast. Names Frasier as a standout character. Frasier – Highlights Frasier and his brother as brilliant characters. Friends – Enjoys Joey and Phoebe, but not a mega-fan of the show. Everybody Loves Raymond, Golden Girls, Mork & Mindy, The Cosby Show, Taxi, Roseanne, Naked Gun (Frank Drebin) — all receive praise. He highlights Mork (Robin Williams) as one of the most beloved characters from his youth. 🐶 Vinny’s Cameos: Throughout the episode, Vinny the dog gets frequent mentions, especially: When he’s chilling under the table or flat on the floor. When he does a particularly "smelly" fart. When he distracts Jason during serious thoughts. Jason wonders if Vinny also falls asleep listening to him — possibly the show’s most loyal listener. 🐾 🎯 Key Takeaways & Sentiments: Del Boy (Only Fools and Horses) is ultimately named Jason’s favourite comedy character. Jason is deeply reflective about how comedy, repetition, and familiarity can aid relaxation and help with chronic pain. He touches on themes of isolation, routine, and personal growth, using humour and self-deprecating wit to connect with listeners. The episode is full of gentle digressions — from banana splits and WD-40 to 80s doorbells and late-night LBC talk shows. 💡 Highlights of Jason’s Humour: Comparing himself to a massive chef who’d need “walls that collapse.” Explaining why he had to re-educate himself after growing up on 80s TV.

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ "Favourite Comedy Characters | Monday’s Boring Objects | LMBYTS #1461 | Jason Newland | 13th October 2025" ⏱️ Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes 🎙️ Host: Jason Newland 📌 Series: Let Me Bore You To Sleep (LMBYTS) 🧠 Core Themes: Reflection on favourite comedy characters from British and American TV. Musings on the relaxing and therapeutic effect of Jason’s recordings. Tangents into personal anecdotes, observations about everyday life, and occasional gentle humour. 🔍 Detailed Breakdown: 🛋️ Intro & Podcast Purpose (0:00 – 10:00) Jason opens with his usual calming intro. Mentions he's returning to routine after a break. Reiterates the three main aims of his recordings: Help listeners sleep. Provide relaxation. Offer companionship for those who live alone. 🧘 Reflections on Medication & Mood (5:00 – 9:00) Talks about medication changes affecting his energy. Mentions listening to his own recordings to self-evaluate and unwind. Compares himself to a chef tasting his own food — joking that if he were a real chef, he'd be "massive." 📺 Main Topic: Favourite Comedy Characters (10:00 – 1:27:00) Jason goes through decades of British (and later American) sitcoms, offering a mix of: Nostalgia Critical opinion Humorous tangents He reflects on both the shows and the characters, grouping them loosely by era or theme: 🇬🇧 British TV Characters & Sitcoms: Classics & Old School Favourites: Tony Hancock, Steptoe and Son, Dad’s Army — respected but not personal favourites. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers) — cited as one of the best. Only Fools and Horses — Del Boy is crowned as Jason’s favourite comedy character overall. Praises the entire ensemble: Rodney, Uncle Albert, Trigger, Boise, etc. 1980s-1990s Shows: Blackadder — appreciates the format and Rowan Atkinson’s character. The Young Ones — highlights Rick as a favourite but likes all four main characters. Heidi High, Yes Minister, Keeping Up Appearances (Hyacinth Bucket), One Foot in the Grave (Victor Meldrew). 2000s and Beyond: Alan Partridge — noted for longevity (over 30 years). The Office — liked Gareth more than David Brent. Peep Show, Inbetweeners (Jay), Little Britain, Mrs. Brown’s Boys, Count Arthur Strong, Motherland, Vicar of Dibley, Absolutely Fabulous (especially Patsy). He notes that some shows like Gavin & Stacey and The Royal Family didn’t click as much for him despite their popularity. 🇺🇸 American Comedy Characters: He explores iconic characters from US sitcoms: Cheers – Loves the ensemble cast. Names Frasier as a standout character. Frasier – Highlights Frasier and his brother as brilliant characters. Friends – Enjoys Joey and Phoebe, but not a mega-fan of the show. Everybody Loves Raymond, Golden Girls, Mork & Mindy, The Cosby Show, Taxi, Roseanne, Naked Gun (Frank Drebin) — all receive praise. He highlights Mork (Robin Williams) as one of the most beloved characters from his youth. 🐶 Vinny’s Cameos: Throughout the episode, Vinny the dog gets frequent mentions, especially: When he’s chilling under the table or flat on the floor. When he does a particularly "smelly" fart. When he distracts Jason during serious thoughts. Jason wonders if Vinny also falls asleep listening to him — possibly the show’s most loyal listener. 🐾 🎯 Key Takeaways & Sentiments: Del Boy (Only Fools and Horses) is ultimately named Jason’s favourite comedy character. Jason is deeply reflective about how comedy, repetition, and familiarity can aid relaxation and help with chronic pain. He touches on themes of isolation, routine, and personal growth, using humour and self-deprecating wit to connect with listeners. The episode is full of gentle digressions — from banana splits and WD-40 to 80s doorbells and late-night LBC talk shows. 💡 Highlights of Jason’s Humour: Comparing himself to a massive chef who’d need “walls that collapse.” Explaining why he had to re-educate himself after growing up on 80s TV.

https://www.jasonnewland.com/ "Favourite Comedy Characters | Monday’s Boring Objects | LMBYTS #1461 | Jason Newland | 13th October 2025" ⏱️ Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes 🎙️ Host: Jason Newland 📌 Series: Let Me Bore You To Sleep (LMBYTS) 🧠 Core Themes: Reflection on favourite comedy characters from British and American TV. Musings on the relaxing and therapeutic effect of Jason’s recordings. Tangents into personal anecdotes, observations about everyday life, and occasional gentle humour. 🔍 Detailed Breakdown: 🛋️ Intro & Podcast Purpose (0:00 – 10:00) Jason opens with his usual calming intro. Mentions he's returning to routine after a break. Reiterates the three main aims of his recordings: Help listeners sleep. Provide relaxation. Offer companionship for those who live alone. 🧘 Reflections on Medication & Mood (5:00 – 9:00) Talks about medication changes affecting his energy. Mentions listening to his own recordings to self-evaluate and unwind. Compares himself to a chef tasting his own food — joking that if he were a real chef, he'd be "massive." 📺 Main Topic: Favourite Comedy Characters (10:00 – 1:27:00) Jason goes through decades of British (and later American) sitcoms, offering a mix of: Nostalgia Critical opinion Humorous tangents He reflects on both the shows and the characters, grouping them loosely by era or theme: 🇬🇧 British TV Characters & Sitcoms: Classics & Old School Favourites: Tony Hancock, Steptoe and Son, Dad’s Army — respected but not personal favourites. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers) — cited as one of the best. Only Fools and Horses — Del Boy is crowned as Jason’s favourite comedy character overall. Praises the entire ensemble: Rodney, Uncle Albert, Trigger, Boise, etc. 1980s-1990s Shows: Blackadder — appreciates the format and Rowan Atkinson’s character. The Young Ones — highlights Rick as a favourite but likes all four main characters. Heidi High, Yes Minister, Keeping Up Appearances (Hyacinth Bucket), One Foot in the Grave (Victor Meldrew). 2000s and Beyond: Alan Partridge — noted for longevity (over 30 years). The Office — liked Gareth more than David Brent. Peep Show, Inbetweeners (Jay), Little Britain, Mrs. Brown’s Boys, Count Arthur Strong, Motherland, Vicar of Dibley, Absolutely Fabulous (especially Patsy). He notes that some shows like Gavin & Stacey and The Royal Family didn’t click as much for him despite their popularity. 🇺🇸 American Comedy Characters: He explores iconic characters from US sitcoms: Cheers – Loves the ensemble cast. Names Frasier as a standout character. Frasier – Highlights Frasier and his brother as brilliant characters. Friends – Enjoys Joey and Phoebe, but not a mega-fan of the show. Everybody Loves Raymond, Golden Girls, Mork & Mindy, The Cosby Show, Taxi, Roseanne, Naked Gun (Frank Drebin) — all receive praise. He highlights Mork (Robin Williams) as one of the most beloved characters from his youth. 🐶 Vinny’s Cameos: Throughout the episode, Vinny the dog gets frequent mentions, especially: When he’s chilling under the table or flat on the floor. When he does a particularly "smelly" fart. When he distracts Jason during serious thoughts. Jason wonders if Vinny also falls asleep listening to him — possibly the show’s most loyal listener. 🐾 🎯 Key Takeaways & Sentiments: Del Boy (Only Fools and Horses) is ultimately named Jason’s favourite comedy character. Jason is deeply reflective about how comedy, repetition, and familiarity can aid relaxation and help with chronic pain. He touches on themes of isolation, routine, and personal growth, using humour and self-deprecating wit to connect with listeners. The episode is full of gentle digressions — from banana splits and WD-40 to 80s doorbells and late-night LBC talk shows. 💡 Highlights of Jason’s Humour: Comparing himself to a massive chef who’d need “walls that collapse.” Explaining why he had to re-educate himself after growing up on 80s TV.

(music) (5 hours) Sunday’s papers | LMBYTS #1460 | Jason Newland | 12th October 2025 by Jason Newland

(no music) (5 hours) Sunday’s papers | LMBYTS #1460 | Jason Newland | 12th October 2025 by Jason Newland