In answer to the question posed, I do occasionally, but not all through the night. In days when I used to listen more frequently to an "old fashioned" radio I may have left R3 on and fallen asleep, and slept through most of it. Nowadays it takes more effort - involving getting up and making a cup of tea or coffee, or even having a (very) early (pre-) breakfast, and either listening on headphones if there are others around and asleep, or putting the kitchen radio on if I'm alone.
I suppose some people may work through the night - something which I've not done formally for many, many years, and if the music helps and doesn't distract others, then maybe listening to TTN is possible, though could interfere with work.
One can wonder who this programme is aimed at - though maybe it doesn't actually cost much to produce, and there are some lovely surprises to be heard.
Perhaps it's only provided for insomniacs!
How about others?
I suppose some people may work through the night - something which I've not done formally for many, many years, and if the music helps and doesn't distract others, then maybe listening to TTN is possible, though could interfere with work.
One can wonder who this programme is aimed at - though maybe it doesn't actually cost much to produce, and there are some lovely surprises to be heard.
Perhaps it's only provided for insomniacs!
How about others?