Welcome to an our mindful radio station. A place where quiet moments meet stories that help you rest, gently. And maybe dream a little weird.

In the 1600s, Japanese monks created a form of poetry called haibun.
It’s part travel journal, part poem, and part sleepy wandering.
Just like this podcast, maybe.
A man named Matsuo Bashō once walked across Japan writing haibun.
He wrote about frogs, moonlight, sandals, soup.
Small things.
Important things.

We focus on creating a serene atmosphere with a unique, soothing voice, meant to slow down the mind and invite stillness. Whether it’s a quiet walk through the desert under the stars, a soft bedtime story, or a peaceful journey through the natural world, each sleepcast is designed to bring you calm, ease, and rest.

There’s no rush here. Just take a deep breath, make yourself comfortable, and let the stories find their way to you. After all, the best rest comes when you let yourself simply be.

Take your time. Let’s drift together.