Ever grateful for this gentle zephyr while in midst of the maelstrom of US politics. Only thing that lifts the fever dream. Many Thanks.

Radio Lento gives us these things. For free? Nature sounds. For free? What a deal. I used to listen while I was out at sea on the ship after a long day. And it would take me to England, and I’d wander in my mind in England instead of the North Atlantic. So good.

Terrific podcast to listen to when I need to slow down and relax. When I can’t actually get outdoors listening to this podcast is the next best thing.

I miss the sounds of the sea, of English birds, even the sound of wind and rain. It’s the start of winter here in frozen, snowy northern Minnesota and I won’t get to hear sounds anything like that until April. My new favorite recording is the train ride along the coast. Thanks Hugh Huddy.

Let’s face it - today’s world has so many stressors in it that we all need some sort of escape at the end of the day. I discovered this podcast a few months ago and it has become part of my daily route to help me unwind at the end of the day. The production quality is outstanding - I do not know the type of equipment that they use to record the sounds but it sounds amazing. It is so refreshing to be able to unplug from the craziness of the world around us for a short amount of time and appreciate the sounds of nature ….. whether it is rain, wind, ocean waves crashing on a beach, etc.

Simply, lovely. I’ve listened to many episodes of this podcast, and this one, episode 67 “May rain after daybreak,” is the one that inspired me to write a review. The layers of sound remind me that having a place to wander through with birds singing and rain falling is an essential part of life. Lovely. Simply, lovely. -J.R.

This podcast helps me slide into a peaceful sleep which is much needed right now.