Journal of the First Voyage of Columbus
The Journal of the First Voyage of Columbus is presented as a Columbus journal sleep podcast, offering a calm, complete reading of the original journal entries from the voyage. Through steady narration and immersive soundscapes, the journal unfolds slowly, allowing listeners to absorb the rhythm of daily life at sea without tension or urgency.
This Columbus journal sleep podcast transforms a foundational historical document into a quiet nighttime experience designed to support relaxation and natural sleep.
This series presents a complete, multi-part reading of the Journal of the First Voyage of Columbus, following the original entries in chronological order. The journal focuses on daily observations, weather, movement, and routine at sea.
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What You’ll Hear
Episodes begin with a calming soundscape, an original bedtime story, and gentle breathing cues. A reading from Columbus’s journal follows, heard like a distant AM radio. Each episode ends with extended soundscape only.
Why the Columbus Journal Works for Sleep
The journal’s steady, observational tone and repetitive structure create a predictable rhythm that gently occupies the mind while allowing the body to rest.
Who This Series Is For
This series is ideal for listeners who enjoy historical documents at bedtime, prefer neutral narration, and fall asleep best to structured, routine-driven storytelling.
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Columbus journal sleep podcast episodes
Video episodes available on Spotify and YouTube
Checkout the other readings of historical documents and classical stories
Highway hum and soft night sounds
Coastal breeze, gulls, and distant ship horns
Rain on the roof and thunder in the hills
Listen to The Sleep Retreat podcast here or wherever you get podcasts. Including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, & YouTube.



