Your place for Solace in Sound.
Since its debut in 2009, the Hypnagogue Podcast has guided listeners through 90-minute trips into the worlds of ambient, electronic, and contemporary instrumental/New Age music and beyond. Each new episode offers an engaging blend of styles and artists. The music ranges from electronic to acoustic, light to dark, accessible to experimental, beat-filled to quietly drifting, and never takes the same route twice.
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The Hypnagogue Podcast — Solace in Sound.
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Congratulations on 200 shows John!! Seems like only yesterday you had hit the 100 mark. Keep ’em coming – I really REALLY enjoy the shows!
– Kevin Bond
Stick around for another 3 1/2 years or so, and see if I can hit 300! And thank you for your continued listenership. (Is that a real word?)
Hi John. Tony from Leeds UK here. I found your podcast through your guest spot on Matt Borghi’s ambient soundbath. Great show. I spend an inordinate amount of time on trains to London and back, and your work gets me through many a journey (including right now). Glad you’re out there. Tony
Welcome, Tony! Glad to have a Soundbather come over for a listen. I hope the flows here also help smooth out your train time! Enjoy.
Hi John! I really enjoy this show. Congrats on hitting 300 eps! I have a question: I listen to most of my podcasts through Downcast. The feed you have available on has 6 episodes on it, is there a feed available that has the entire catalog available? Thanks! I appreciate your hard work.
Hey, Daniel. Welcome aboard. The weird answer to your question is: I don’t know. So many of these podcast aggregators reach out on their own, without my even being aware—Downcast is a pretty good example. Never heard of it until now. It varies, and I honestly don’t keep track. For example, TuneIn has about 25 shows listed, but Podbean has 5. The problem is probably that my RSS feed emanates from the now-largely defunct Feedburner, and I’m leery about changing it in case I screw it up and poof goes the podcast. Perhaps I’ll figure that out at some point. Meanwhile, there are 100+ shows to dig through on the site at any given time, and another 150 or so stashed at archive.org. (See the link in the right-hand menu.)
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