
Tonight I'm giving myself permission to break format - call it episode 2.5 - and just catch you up on everything that isn't the Vietnam story, because it feels like that's the only way I'm going to get back into a...


Some nights I lie down with a microphone and let my thoughts spill out - stories from the day, reflections on life traveling around Australia in a van, random observations, whatever’s on my mind. No script, no editing, no performance. Just me processing my day out loud until I drift off.Some nights it’s a few minutes, some nights it’s longer. Sometimes it’s coherent, sometimes it’s chaos. But it’s always unfiltered. If you’re looking for something raw and real to fall asleep to, or just curious what goes on in someone else’s head at the end of the day, you’re welcome here.@_ad8d on TikTok
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Signup to Generate a PitchSome nights I lie down with a microphone and let my thoughts spill out - stories from the day, reflections on life traveling around Australia in a van, random observations, whatever’s on my mind. No script, no editing, no performance. Just me processing my day out loud until I drift off.
Talking Myself to Sleep is hosted by Aaron Clements. The show has published 17 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep 2.5 - Reset: A Quick Break from Travel Stories" (21 July 2026, 40 minutes), "Duck Eggs, Dorm Rooms, and Building Apps by the Pool" (1 May 2026, 49 minutes), and "Seven Kilos and No Plan" (1 May 2026, 40 minutes).
Talking Myself to Sleep publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 17 episodes.
Booking probability for Talking Myself to Sleep is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Talking Myself to Sleep requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Talking Myself to Sleep's contact route on record: verified email.
Aaron Clements hosts Talking Myself to Sleep, a society podcast with 17 episodes published.
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Tonight I'm giving myself permission to break format - call it episode 2.5 - and just catch you up on everything that isn't the Vietnam story, because it feels like that's the only way I'm going to get back into a...

<p>I'm in Hanoi at a hostel called Wanderlust Station, two months into my Vietnam trip, and I've finally sat down to start telling the story from the beginning. I pick up where I left off last episode - touching down in...

Episode #1
<p>I'm back. It's been months since I've recorded one of these, and I'm lying in bed at Ba Be Lake in northern Vietnam with a fan blasting and karaoke going off in the background - which, honestly, is kind of perfect...

<p>After the chaos of prison gigs and recording studios, today was a reset day. It's a few days before Christmas, parked in Peppermint Grove (one of Perth's most expensive suburbs), eating the world's most wholesome...

Episode #15
<p>After a month of being AWOL, I'm back - and I've got stories. This week alone I played piano at a prison (surrounded by a merry band of sex offenders), sat in on a professional recording session watching how it all...

Episode #12
<p>Tell you what, it's good to be back. I've been completely offline for two weeks—and I mean properly offline, like 12-hour days heads-down in my laptop building this AI system I've been thinking about for two years...

<p>Well, this isn't exactly talking myself to sleep—I'm out walking a dog that looks like a cross between a dingo and a rat, the sun is shining, and I just came off a weekend where I learned to shear alpacas, built a...

<p>After spending the day in my dressing gown building out my AI transcription pipeline, I'm feeling pretty good about this whole hermit-at-a-laptop lifestyle. I've just processed 35 gigabytes of audio from this...

<p>This one's a bit different. I'm out in the van at my mom's place, a few days between recordings, and I'm feeling this shift happening. After six months of just capturing everything - photos, video, audio, experiences...

<p><br /></p><p>I'm gonna level with you here—the last couple days I've been in a weird headspace. I've been struggling with vulnerability and a bit of overwhelm, which sounds ridiculous to say, but that's the nature of...

<p>Today was one of those days that makes you believe in synchronicity. I woke up in Denmark to write my morning pages by the river, and what started as a quiet morning turned into a cascade of meaningful encounters—an...

<p>I'm in Denmark tonight, which is apparently where all the barefoot, star-sign-tattoo people congregate on the south coast. It's beautiful but a touch cold.</p><p>Here's the thing though: I deleted all my dating apps...

<p>Tonight I'm recording from Bremer Bay, wrapping up my time in this beautiful little coastal town where I've met some incredible locals. I spent the morning learning how to build a rock wall with Leo (yes, that's the...

<p>So I accidentally became a minor celebrity in Bremer Bay today by finishing a puzzle that had been stumping the entire town for two months. What started as a quick bathroom stop at the community center turned into...

<p>I woke up before dawn in Bremer Bay to write my morning pages by the beach, and what started as a quiet morning turned into one of those days that makes you believe in synchronicity. Within hours of sitting at the...

<p>Tonight I'm processing an hour and a half conversation I just had with my brother, and it's got me thinking about how much we've both changed since we were kids. He's two years younger than me, and I used to give him...

<p>So this is it—my first official episode. I've been recording audio logs and voice notes for months now, just capturing this whole journey of leaving my tech job in the city and figuring out what comes next. But...
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