The Office ASMR Podcast Review

The Pitch:

A podcast that narrates episodes of The Office, in a calming tone.

The Product:

Friends, there are three reasons I am reviewing this particular podcast right now.

Firstly, the pandemic still rages on and our collective mental health continues to be battered like a letter in a bottle being thrown around by a particularly splenetic sea. Honestly, if you’re reading this, you’re doing pretty good out there. Or, in there, hopefully. Stay safe and stay at home, folks.

Secondly, The Office recently moved to Peacock and while I have the app because of a deal with my phone provider (I think), the constant ads and general app setup are pretty annoying, especially if you are trying to sleep to it.

Footage of me trying to sleep to any show on the Peacock App

Item number three is my personal belief that people who watch TV to fall asleep are some kind superhumans, evolved to be able to multitask to a level I can’t comprehend. I can’t do it. Never could, never will, never want to. It’s audio only to sleep to for me.

Which brings us to The Office ASMR, which as the host points out, is a misnomer. It is NOT AMSR. And that…