Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

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27 episodes

18 hours ago

A podcast for bedtime stories, old and new

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A podcast for bedtime stories, old and new

Books

Arts

Episodes (20/27)

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

'Twas the night before Christmas by Clement Clark Moore

A Christmas episode. Happy holidays everyone ❤️

3 years ago

3 minutes 36 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

The Clearer Self by Archibald Lampman

A musing on the higher self

4 years ago

1 minute 46 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms by Thomas Moore

The heart that has truly loved never forgets, but as truly loves on to the close

4 years ago

1 minute 26 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

Hamlet’s Soliloquy from “Hamlet” by William Shakespeare

Often referred to as “the common monologue” this is one of Shakespeare’s most recognized soliloquies. TW: contemplation of suicide

4 years ago

4 minutes 14 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

Sonnets 17, 18, and 19 by William Shakespeare

A bit of the bard, for your enjoyment

4 years ago

3 minutes 27 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

The Naming of Cats by T. S. Elliot

For my father, the ultimate namer of cats. With a guest appearance by my own cat, Sir Waldo Thomas McGuillicutty

4 years ago

2 minutes 8 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

In memory of my Grandfather, a ship builder.

4 years ago

33 minutes 14 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

Beauty and the Beast

A tale from France

4 years ago

45 minutes 31 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

The Field of Boliauns

A tale from Ireland

4 years ago

7 minutes 34 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

Just a thank you

To everyone who has tuned in

4 years ago

7 minutes 32 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

Sonnet: To Homer by John Keats

Words intended to twist through time

4 years ago

1 minute 11 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

Parting, Without a Sequel by John Crowe Ransom

A poem.

4 years ago

1 minute 34 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

“Sonnet 29” by William Shakespeare

A sonnet for the silver lining

5 years ago

1 minute 17 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

“Thanatopsis” by William Cullen Bryant

Musings on the real long nap

5 years ago

6 minutes 22 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

“The Day is Done” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The written equivalent of taking a bath after a long day. Bonus thunderstorm

5 years ago

2 minutes 31 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

“Hold Fast Your Dreams” by Louise Driscoll

A reminder to never throw away your hearts desires, but to rather believe in the impossible and watch them thrive

5 years ago

1 minute 31 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

“To his Coy Mistress” by Andrew Marvell

Honeyed words to a lover

5 years ago

3 minutes 5 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

“Inscription to the Entrance of a Wood” by William Cullen Bryant

A reminder of what a simple walk through the woods can do for the soul

5 years ago

3 minutes 11 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

“To a Skylark” by Percy Bysshe Shelley

A poem musing on a skylark

5 years ago

5 minutes 30 seconds

Quite Simply, Bedtime Stories

“The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost

A poem about the differences not taking the most obvious path can make

5 years ago

1 minute 18 seconds