EPISODE · Jul 7, 2026 · 26 MIN
Episode 3 - The Sea At Night
from Soporific · host Dr Tench Media
Tonight, somewhere beneath you, there is water. There is something in the rhythm of the sea the body already understands. The breath in. The breath out. The long pull and release. Matthew Arnold and Alfred Lord Tennyson. Let the words wash over you — without needing to catch them. Free to listen. Always.
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