ASMR for ever and ever
Your best friend for insomnia, anxiety and brain tingles
An episode of the Spirit Levels podcast, hosted by Jenny Valentish and Frank Magree, titled "ASMR for ever and ever" was published on January 22, 2024 and runs 38 minutes.
January 22, 2024 ·38m · Spirit Levels
Summary
ASMR. Never before have four letters divided people into two camps so soundly: The “What’s that?” camp and the “Yes, I watch girls in Ohio pretend to give me a cranial nerve exam all the time” camp. Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response videos are commonly credited with helping people sleep and helping with anxiety. ASMR was only coined as a phrase in 2009, but those who get the ‘brain tingles’ will tell you they’ve experienced triggers their whole life – most commonly through whispering, clicking noises, hair brushing and quiet personal attention. Our beautiful interviewee Rea Moon is one such person, and now this Dallas grandmother has a super-successful channel of her own. But let us tell you, there’s a WHOLE weirder world out there, including ASMrotica, mortuary-themed ASMR and the assembly of sniper rifles. You’re going to have to listen to find out.Side note: just as you can order custom porn these days, surely there’s a market for custom ASMR? As Jenny is OBSESSED with ASMR, Frank comes up with his own recording, utilising her three favourite things: laundry, hankies and actor Ben Mendelsohn. OH MY GOD, SO MANY COOL LINKSRea Moon ASMR (We love her series of videos doing makeup for young folk going to Pride, and of course you’ll want to see her famous lady on a plane one.)Here’s Steve, from SRP ASMR, doing an eye examine. And he is indeed an optometrist.Two of Jenny’s favourites, Sarah Lavender (here she is as the bored art student we mention in the episode) and Diane from Moonlight Cottage.Here’s Julien Miquel, whose beautifully sonorous French accent tells you how to pronounce things.Here’s the ASMR Live Lounge in Southsea, England, which we are 100% going to visit next time we’re over there.Spirit Levels on InstagramSpirit Levels on TikTokGet our newsletterOur website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode Description
ASMR. Never before have four letters divided people into two camps so soundly: The “What’s that?” camp and the “Yes, I watch girls in Ohio pretend to give me a cranial nerve exam all the time” camp.
Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response videos are commonly credited with helping people sleep and helping with anxiety. ASMR was only coined as a phrase in 2009, but those who get the ‘brain tingles’ will tell you they’ve experienced triggers their whole life – most commonly through whispering, clicking noises, hair brushing and quiet personal attention. Our beautiful interviewee Rea Moon is one such person, and now this Dallas grandmother has a super-successful channel of her own.
But let us tell you, there’s a WHOLE weirder world out there, including ASMrotica, mortuary-themed ASMR and the assembly of sniper rifles. You’re going to have to listen to find out.
Side note: just as you can order custom porn these days, surely there’s a market for custom ASMR? As Jenny is OBSESSED with ASMR, Frank comes up with his own recording, utilising her three favourite things: laundry, hankies and actor Ben Mendelsohn.
OH MY GOD, SO MANY COOL LINKS
Rea Moon ASMR (We love her series of videos doing makeup for young folk going to Pride, and of course you’ll want to see her famous lady on a plane one.)
Here’s Steve, from SRP ASMR, doing an eye examine. And he is indeed an optometrist.
Two of Jenny’s favourites, Sarah Lavender (here she is as the bored art student we mention in the episode) and Diane from Moonlight Cottage.
Here’s Julien Miquel, whose beautifully sonorous French accent tells you how to pronounce things.
Here’s the ASMR Live Lounge in Southsea, England, which we are 100% going to visit next time we’re over there.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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