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Published 08:04 12 Sept 2017 BST

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According to the New Yorker, Sleep With Me was created by Drew Ackerman and unlike most, he doesn't want his podcast to be interesting, oh no, he wants to make sure it's boring enough to put you straight into snooze land.
He is the host of the show and has created a unique narrative technique which sees him use "elongated sentences" with his monotone voice to tell stories which normally go off on tangents to the point where you are so bored that your only option is to fall asleep.
Ackerman has described it as "the podcast the sheep listen to when they get tired of counting themselves," and insomnia is something that he knows a lot about considering he suffered from it as a child.
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