In this episode of Sleep a Sound, we dive into one of the defining albums of the 1990s: Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill. We trace how a young Canadian singer‐songwriter transformed heartbreak and fury into chart-topping catharsis, and how this record resonated across a generation.

Join us as we explore:

• The backstory behind the album’s creation — from Alanis’s early pop beginnings to the raw, confessional voice she embraced on Jagged Little Pill.
• How songs like “You Oughta Know”, “Hand in My Pocket” and “Ironic” captured anger, irony, vulnerability and resilience — and why they still spark connection today.
• The production process and collaborators who helped shape this sound: the unexpected blend of gritty rock, melodic hooks, and a voice unafraid to speak the unsaid.
• The album’s cultural impact: what it meant for female artists, for Gen X/Gen Y listeners, for pop‐rock and songwriting after 1995.
• Alanis’s reflections now: how she sees the record in hindsight, how her voice and values have shifted, and how the legacy of Jagged Little Pill continues to evolve.

Whether you’ve lived with this album from the start or are discovering it for the first time, this episode invites you to listen deeper — to the stories behind the songs, the unspoken emotions, and the way music becomes a mirror and a release.

So settle back, let the night settle in, and drift into the world of Jagged Little Pill. Good night, and sleep a sound.