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I will be moving this podcast to Spotify tracks over the coming months and will then decommission this podcast.
I was heating up a mince pie a few nights ago and then though the sounds it made once heated were very ASMR-y!
I picked up a bag of festive, cinnamon-scented potpourri and thought the bag and pinecone sounds were too good to miss filming/recording.
I was about to sit down to read a book and have a drink, and then thought that the can I was about to open had an ASMR quality to it 😊
I gathered some of my decorations a bit earlier this year and figured since I'm getting in the festive mood sooner than normal (and I'm binging Secret Santa ASMR playlists 😂), I'd put together some nice ASMR sounds with what I've bundled together so far.
This episode has me whispering the days of the week in Irish, or as Gaeilge! I say them in order (Monday - Friday) so that should help in you in understanding it!
This episode is a simple tapping video (I brought out the fake nails for this one lol!)
I needed to tidy some of my jumpers as they were pilling, so I thought to myself that my fabric shaver sound might make for some good ASMR white noise, like vacuum ASMR/electric fan ASMR.
I'm very excited for this episode as I've had this box of crunchy paper (it came as packing paper for an online order I made a few weeks ago) that I've been dying to record. It's extremely intense crinkling and crunching paper as it's tightly coiled and makes the best ASMR paper crunching and crinkling sounds!
For this episode I am tapping through some of my lipsticks, hope you enjoy and find it relaxing.
For this episode I am doing the Accent Tag, thanks to ASMR by alynicolejosephina for tagging me.
This episode features an ASMR presentation of some perfume samples I ordered online a few weeks ago. I go through each perfume in the box and tap on the bottles and spritz them, reading the information card for each.
This episode features an ASMR flip-through of my travel postcards I've collected over the last decade or two. It's softly spoken ASMR where I chat about the places I've been lucky enough to visit and go on holidays.
This episode features an ASMR flip-through of a coffee-table book on living in Japan, with ASMR page-tapping, page-rubbing/flattening & page-flipping. I quietly chat for the first part then progress to silently flipping through the pages of the book.
This episode features ASMR typing/tapping on two types of keyboards: the gentle, low-impact, and softer Macbook Pro third-generation butterfly keyboard, and a more clack-y, crisper-sounding CM Storm Octane keyboard. Both very different, but equally relaxing.
I put together a list of 30 words that I find relaxing to hear/ speak, with some new words (cappuccino, alcazar...) and old favourites (sleep, okay, pop, stipple).
Yesterday morning was a really beautiful, calm, sunny morning, so I took my mic out on our balcony and let it record for awhile.
Today's episode is typing sounds on two types of keyboard, my Macbook keyboard and a Logitech wireless keyboard I was recently given. I like the sounds both produce, they're different to each other and pretty great.
I wanted to do a simple vlog, ASMR-style. This video features an ASMR ramble while I flip-through some books I'm reading, with ASMR page-tapping & page-flipping. It's a softly spoken chat and ramble about various things.
This is a simple Irish Whispers episode, like my last episode of Irish whispers (Long Ep).
The weather was so bad today that I felt like just putting on my slippers, making tea and having a chat.
This is episode 2, which is part two of my first episode of this series. I hope that even if the subject of the book is not your thing, the general soft speech and page-turning will still be relaxing.
This is a short unboxing episode, with cardboard sounds, tissue paper crinkling and tapping on products.
This is the first of what I hope to be a series of episodes dedicated to relaxation through softly spoken reading and gentle page-turning. I hope that even if the subject of the book is not your thing, the general soft speech and page-turning will still be relaxing.