There's a lot of old stuff posted on youtube, but there's nothing official. Maybe Dan will make a radio station one day like Howard 100, and I can host a flashback show.
And if you've never heard this, it's a must listen.
https://www.amazon.com/Worst-Moments-Lebatard-Show-History/dp/B007NVZJ78
I couldn't find the whole album on Spotify, so I just paid the $5 on Amazon.
Current rankings there are pretty decent, but there's still plenty of room for improvement:
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #627 Paid in Albums (See Top 100 Paid in Albums)
No. 2 in MP3 Downloads > Albums > Rock > Folk Rock
No. 3 in MP3 Downloads > Albums > Miscellaneous > Poetry, Spoken Word & Interviews
No. 12 in MP3 Downloads > Albums > Folk
Sadly no, but there are two audio adaptations:
Focus on the Family Radio Theatre did a Narnia audio drama series that includes all seven books
Back in the 90s, BBC Radio 4 adapted all seven books as a audio drama series called “Tales of Narnia”. This one is a little hard to find though
Roberta Shapiro's Goodbye Anxiety This isn't music exactly, but it's guided meditation specifically for anxiety. I've been using it at least once daily for the last month+ and it really helps to relax me. It's free to stream if you have Amazon Prime. She also has another "album" devoted to specific anxiety issues like driving and flying.
It's been discussed several times. Years ago they put out best of album. The last thing on it is them making fun of Stu about his college lacrosse triumphs.
https://www.amazon.com/Worst-Moments-Lebatard-Show-History/dp/B007NVZJ78
>In "The Banks of Marble" ("Banks of Mawble" in Bernie-talk) he lets us know how people work hard all their lives and end up with little and how others exploit their labor and end up with millions.
If we had to vote on an anthem for joggers I would nominate Runner's High by rapper Stic Man.
If you like the song then you might also enjoy his whole Workout mixtape. It serves as my motivation to give it my all on those days I want to take it easy.
So you mentioned that you are going to see a doctor, but are you seeing a therapist? I really think it would help with your anxiety. If you have any questions about seeing a therapist, I'd be glad to talk to you about it (I'm not a therapist myself, but I've been in therapy, and can tell you about my experiences).
In the meantime, something really helpful for relaxing in order to sleep is listening to a guided meditation. I like Roberta Shapiro's "Goodbye Worries" and Belleruth Naparstek's "Meditations to Relieve Stress." It may seem a little hocus-pocus, but at least try it if you haven't before. At first, I was so anxious that I couldn't sit and meditate on my own, my mind was flying around all over the place. So I listened to these guided meditations, and they would calm me down enough that I could sleep OK. It also teaches you how to calm your mind on your own, and that's a great skill for someone with anxiety. I have them downloaded on my phone, and I carry earbuds with me, so I can always just take a little break during the day and listen for a few minutes if I need to.
By the way, I own Werewolves and Lollipops, and it's fucking hilarious. I follow his rules about birthdays, too. Of course, you can get it for free on YouTube, but it was on sale for $5 one month. Totally worth it.