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Episode 1: Harmonic Winds on Chacaltaya Mountain

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Narrated by: Noah Reid
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  • Noah takes you to Chacaltaya mountain in Bolivia, as the wind whips into harmonic song on the mountainside.
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Gentle soothing Noah….with

If you suffer from insomnia and love Schitt’s Creek this is for you. Let Noah Reid’s gentle voice introduce weirdly wonderful white noise into your life.

Himalayan winds is my favorite and listened to on a a loop. “An eternal song” that sings me to sleep.


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not consistent speach throughout "story"

great voice for narration however it's just white noise after the 4-5 min mark and not an entire episode of "sleep stories"

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