Discover sacred fire rituals, holy wells, and the white serpent of Scotland in this deeply researched sleep story about Là Fhèill Brìghde (St Bride's Day).

Drift into sleep with this atmospheric journey through Scottish February folklore. Learn about Brigid/Bride as goddess and saint, the sacred hearth fire that must never die, the tradition of the white serpent emerging from beneath the hill, holy wells wrapped in clootie offerings, and the Cailleach's contest with spring.

This educational narration explores authentic Highland and Hebridean customs: making Bride's Bed, the smooring of the fire, visiting sacred springs, weather divination, and the Carmina Gadelica prayers that preserved these ancient traditions.

Perfect for fans of Scottish folklore, Celtic mythology, sleep stories, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape into Scotland's rich cultural heritage.

Also available with relaxing visuals on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CaledoniaSleeps

Discover the true story of Robert Burns, told in an authentic Scottish voice, from his birth in Alloway to becoming Scotland's beloved bard. Perfect for Burns Night or any evening you want to drift into Scottish history.

This educational sleep story traces Burns's journey from a clay cottage in Ayrshire through his Edinburgh triumph, his work preserving Scottish songs, and the creation of immortal works like "Auld Lang Syne," "Tam O' Shanter," and "A Red, Red Rose."

Learn about:

- Burns's childhood and early poetry

- The famous Kilmarnock Edition of 1786

- His time in Edinburgh's literary circles

- His marriage to Jean Armour

- His work as an exciseman

- How Burns Night traditions began

- The Immortal Memory and Burns Supper customs

Narrated in the warm, cosy fireside style of a real Scottish storyteller, this 60 minute educational documentary is perfect for relaxation, sleep, or deepening your understanding of Scottish culture and literature.

Also available with relaxing visuals on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CaledoniaSleeps

Drift gently into sleep with this atmospheric journey through one of Scotland’s most tragic and misunderstood chapters. Told with care and compassion, this sleep story explores the Scottish witch trials (1563–1736), remembering the women and men whose lives were shaped, and often ended by fear, superstition, and injustice.

Through softly narrated storytelling, we reflect on the lives of Agnes Sampson, Geillis Duncan, Isobel Gowdie, Lilias Adie, and Janet Horne, real people whose voices were once silenced.

This calming, educational sleep story gently weaves together history, folklore, and reflection, including:

- The North Berwick Witch Trials and the atmosphere of fear surrounding King James VI’s reign- Scotland’s great witch hunts, and how ordinary lives became caught in extraordinary times- Isobel Gowdie’s vivid confessions and the folklore that shaped her story- The Paisley Witch Trials of 1697 and their place in Scottish history- Lilias Adie’s quiet resting place by the Fife shoreline- Janet Horne, remembered as the last person executed for witchcraft in Britain- Scotland’s modern acts of remembrance and reflection

Narrated in the cosy, fireside style of Caledonia Sleeps, this 90-minute sleep story blends historical understanding with gentle storytelling. Perfect for listeners who enjoy Scottish history, folklore, atmospheric storytelling, and meaningful bedtime stories for adults.

Also available with relaxing visuals on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CaledoniaSleeps