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Joe Fireside
Tales by the Fireside
Bedtime stories and sleep meditation
Weekly stories for both adults and children, Specially crafted to reduce anxiety and help you sleep. Old favourites, new creations, obscure stories and independent authors work, all carefully selected and lovingly read for you, with the crackling of the fire to soothe you, and the story to play out in your mind. - Check out our website for to listen to all the episodes and join the mailing-list: www.talesbythefireside.com - Support the show -
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4.4 stars from 432 ratings
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“I absolutely love Tales by the fire side and fall asleep to it most nights in Australia! So happy to see some newer releases 🔥💜”
KateDaphne via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
03/18/24
Excellent Nightcap!
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“Thanks for making such a wonderful show and taking the time to deliver interesting content! I hardly ever make it to the end of the episodes, haha!
I sincerely hope things improve in your personal life so you can keep doing the show for us! Wishing you all the best!
P.S. Looking forward to when...”Read full review »
Alexaaah F via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/06/24
Advert at end
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“Love it all - except the advert at the end. Sort of defeats the whole object. If that doesn’t wake you up, then this is great !”
D@V€_F via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/20/24
Recent Episodes
A story of deduction and deception. A story of typewriters and fingerprints. A story of fortunes and family. A story, of our beloved English detective returning once again.
Presenting, “A Case of Identity” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, published in 1892.
I sincerely hope you enjoy...
Published 02/10/24
Published 02/10/24
Tonight, we have a long overdue story of giant men, and giant dreams. A story of blue snow and blue calfs. A story of untamed wilderness and of untapped potential. A story, held in the hearts of millions.
Presenting, the first chapter of Paul Bunyan by James Stevens, published in 1925.
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Published 01/28/24
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