Which podcasts have the best sleep stories?

Definitely 'No Sleep Podcast'. It's known for its high - quality No Sleep stories. It has a large collection of different types of horror stories, from the psychological to the supernatural. The voices of the narrators are very engaging.

I'd say 'Criminal' is a top pick. It features all kinds of crime stories, from small - town mysteries to high - profile cases. Each episode is well - researched and presented in a way that keeps you hooked from start to finish.

For me, 'Bedtime Fables' is excellent. The stories are carefully selected to be not too long or too short. They are just the right length to keep you entertained until you fall asleep. And the voices used in the podcast are very pleasant and soothing, making it a great option for bedtime.

I'd recommend 'Alice Isn't Dead'. It has a great story about a truck driver searching for her missing wife. The atmosphere it creates is both eerie and captivating. There are elements of mystery and the supernatural that keep you hooked from start to finish.

The podcast 'True Crime All The Time' is a great source for true crime stories. It covers many different cases regularly. 'The Vanished' is also a top podcast for true crime, especially for those interested in missing persons cases. 'The Murder Squad' is good too, with its experienced hosts discussing various true crime matters.

Definitely 'Lore'. It's super popular for a reason. It uncovers the creepy stories behind historical events and legends. Another is 'The NoSleep Podcast'. It's full of raw, unfiltered horror stories from regular people. Then there's 'Scared to Death' which has some really intense real - life horror accounts.

Definitely check out 'The History of English Podcast'. It traces the development of the English language through history, which is super interesting. 'American History Tellers' is another top pick. It weaves together stories about different aspects of American history, like the building of the railroads or the Civil Rights Movement. 'History That Doesn't Suck' is aptly named, as it presents history in an engaging and accessible way that doesn't feel dull at all.

The 'The Magnus Archives' is also a great one. While not strictly only No Sleep stories, it has a lot of elements that are similar. It weaves together a complex web of horror stories that are both engaging and disturbing. The narrators do a wonderful job of bringing the stories to life. For those who like a bit of mystery and horror in their No Sleep - type stories, this is a great choice.

One of the best podcasts for fiction stories is 'The Truth'. It features a variety of fictional tales told in a very engaging way. The narrators are excellent and they bring the stories to life. Another great one is 'Welcome to Night Vale'. It's set in a very strange and mysterious town, full of unique characters and plotlines that keep you hooked. And 'LeVar Burton Reads' is also a top choice. LeVar Burton, known for his work on 'Reading Rainbow', reads out great works of fiction, making it a pleasure to listen to.

Some of the best podcasts in 2020 stories could be 'This American Life'. It has a great collection of real - life stories that are both engaging and thought - provoking.