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Learn how to use your own nervous system to help you combat anxietyPlease visit me at eraudica.com

Enjoy this wonderful story by Guy de MaupassantPlease visit me at eraudica.com

I know it's cozy but we have to get out of bed. Yes. We do. I'm really serious. If you don't get out of bed I'll sing at you. And tell you a lame joke. And/or shove you out with my feet. Your choice. :DPlease visit me at eraudica.com

Let me help you drift off to a peaceful sleep...Please visit me at eraudica.com

Classic short story by Ambrose BiercePlease visit me at eraudica.com

Take some time to work on somatic stress reliefPlease visit me at evesgardenaudio.com

I recorded this outside today, because I had an exceptionally busy day and knew I wouldn't have time to record it later. Might as well do it while I'm heading home!So you'll hear some wind noises, sorry :(But at least you'll know what it's like to wait for a bus with me!And I hope you enjoy the story! And in the words of Baz Luhrman, trust me on the sunscreen.Please visit me at evesgardenaudio.com

Take a break with me, and listen to an amazing story.Please visit me at evesgardenaudio.com

An amusing look at language, by a masterful storyteller.Please visit me at evesgardenaudio.com

take a quick break with me...Please visit me at evesgardenaudio.com

Just a quick little message of comfort and support, to remind you, in case you forget...You got this.Please visit me at evesgardenaudio.com

The Egyptian Tomb by Agatha Christie - featuring Hercule Poirot and his sidekick Hastings on an Egyptian adventure...Please visit me at evesgardenaudio.com

Happy Valentine's Day! ❤️Please visit me at evesgardenaudio.com

This is a long, cuddly ramble...so get cozyPlease visit me at evesgardenaudio.com

In the Poetry From the Garden series, I discuss famous poems and give you my take on them. You may disagree, of course :)

Even if only for a few moments, take a deep breath and head outside.

Sometimes these types of relaxation techniques are called 'body scans', but I prefer to think of them as just relaxing head to toe. Take a five minute break with me and relax.More audio at evesgardenaudio.com

This Friday, I hope you'll take a soothing breath and relax for a few moments. In this episode I talk about how to deal with cringe-worthy memories, and what you can when you can't speak up. find out more at evesgardenaudio.com

If you're new to intimate audio, let me take a moment to explain what it's about...

I usually cuddle with you and try to soothe you...but tonight, I need soothing instead.

It's a beautiful fall night for a walk under the harvest moon...Find out more at chillthepodcast.com

Time for another dose of Gentle Humour courtesy of one of Canada's favourite classic humourists, Stephen Leacock. I laughed out loud in places recording this, I hope you enjoy it!Find more at chillthepodcast.com

Cuddling behind you I can feel the tension in the tight muscles of your neck and shoulders...let me massage that away...and tell you a little story...*Bonus English accent!*more at chillthepodcast.com

This audio was recorded outside on an actual walk, on an actually beautiful day. ❤️chillthepodcast.com

Take a few moments to check in on your well-being.Chillthepodcast.com

For those of you who have trouble sleeping sometimes...Cuddle up and listen to my heart beat as we drift off to sleep....chillthepodcast.com

This Friday's check in is a little different - it's short and sweet, and recorded downtown with a bit of wind and the noise of people's activity around me. That was the point of this episode, so that's why I recorded it this way. After eighteen months of lockdown and quarantine, it's good to get back to normal a bit, even if that just means being where other people are, and taking it all in. chillthepodcast.com

If you've never heard of comfort audios, you're in for a treat. Intimate, immersive and soothing, comfort audios are recordings in which a relaxing voice, male or female, speaks directly to you and helps you unwind, de-stress, fall asleep, or deal with a variety of issues. I'm joined by a male comfort audio performer, Dawn's Voice, who shares what kinds of audios he does, what he likes most about it, and how he became interested in it. Find out more about Dawn's VoiceYouTube Vanilla AudioDiscordTwitch: TwitterOr become a Patron!: https://www.patreon.com/dawnsvoice

You made it through another week! Small victories need to be celebrated, I think.Take a few minutes to take a deep breath and relax. And give some thought to how you can speak up for yourself, even when you can't say it out loud. chillthepodcast.com

In the Just Breathe audios I post here, there's little or no introduction, they're just meant to help you slow down and take deep breaths. Hopefully it will calm you, help you fall asleep, or let you just daydream for a while.chillthepodcast.com

Do you have time for a little 10 minute mental break? Take a deep breath and get comfortable...chillthepodcast.com

Araby is the first story in a collection of short stories called Dubliners, by James Joyce. This is a poignant tale of a young boy's infatuation with a neighbour girl, and how he eventually comes to see the truth of it. Digging deeper, I believe this is a story about losing faith in the church, as Joyce often battled with himself and subsequently wrote about. Either way you look at it, its rich language and evocative descriptions will bring you back to Dublin in the 1880s. Find out more at the show website.

There's no standard ideal out there, there's no 'proper' way to relax, unwind, de-stress. We can let our comparison culture influence us into thinking we need to be embracing the zen lifestyle like everyone else, but maybe it doesn't work for you.If it doesn't, it's okay. Do what works for you. ❤️chillthepodcast.com

Come for a walk with me on this beautiful summer night...more info at chillthepodcast.com

Friday has rolled around again, time for another check in. This time I discuss daydreaming, and how good for you it is, despite what teachers and your parents might have thought. Links mentioned:The study on daydreamingThe Secret Life of Walter Mitty by James ThurberMore information at chillthepodcast.com

You don't have to feel lonely. I know how it feels, and I'm here to cuddle with you and soothe you in a tender, intimate and affection audio experience to help you feel connected and cared for. ❤️Please visit chillthepodcast.com for more information.

Did you know that adding one word to your regular vocabulary can make a huge difference to your anxiety levels? Check in with me to find out more…Please visit the show website at chillthepodcast.com

The Lady or the Tiger is a classic short story written by Frank R Stockton in 1882. Described as a 'whimsical tale about the dangers of choice and consequence', it remains an example of an unsolveable problem - at least to some people. I know which door I would choose...do you?Here's the full text of the story if you're interested - but read it later, after you've had a good night's sleep

Time for another Friday Check In.Sometimes people put a lot of focus on each day they experience, much the way people who are trying to eat better sometimes focus on how many calories they had that particular day - and if the answer isn't what they hoped for, in both cases, it can depress them and make them lose motivation. I'm going to suggest that if you are prone to assessing each day in terms of how well it went, or how well you did at something like calorie counting or quitting smoking or whatever else you might be trying to change, you might want to broaden your focus a bit. Instead of looking at each day through a microscope, try pulling back a bit and looking at the week instead, and see if that changes your perspective. You can find all episodes and more at the show's website, chillthepodcast.com

Welcome to the first episode in a new series - Interviews. Today I'm speaking with Grace's Grove, an ASMR artist who creates audio experiences for people who experience 'tingles' when they listen to certain sounds. If you're curious about ASMR, you'll learn all about it in this fun interview with Grace (and I've included a sample of her work to give you an idea of what it sounds like).Links mentionedASMR University Grace's Grove on Youtube, Twitter, and her own website. If you'd like to become a patron of Grace's, please visit her Patreon account.*While this audio does not feature explicit material, it is meant for adult audiences due to some minor sex references. Listen discretion advised*

Stress isn't just a buzzword, and it's not just about not being able to cope. It's a very real problem for most of us, and can lead to a lot of serious illnesses. This week, take a few deep breaths with me, and do a quick body scan to see if there are any areas of your body where you carry stress. I also talk about the wonders of massage therapy as a way of unwinding.

This beautiful script was written in 2017 by PadandPencil, but the images, thoughts and feelings within it are more relevant today than ever. All of us need a loving friend to be there for us, to comfort and love us and and share our troubles, and our dreams.Take a ten minute mental health break and enjoy feeling that loving comfort. ❤️

Time for another check in...Take some deep breaths with me, and reflect on the past week. See if there were any small moments of simple pleasure that made that day a good one. And here are the links to some 'good news' news feedshttps://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/good-newshttps://www.huffpost.com/impact/topic/good-newshttps://abcnews.go.com/alerts/good-newshttps://www.positive.news/Be good to yourself. You're worth it. ❤️

In this audio, I talk about how wonderful the beginning of Spring feels...it's a little late in the year, perhaps, but I think the feelings are still the same. Besides, it's a chance for me to tell what a Superhero you are to me 

So how have you been doing this past week? Whether it was a good week, a bad week, or a so-so week, how have you been taking care of yourself this week? Have you made time for yourself, even if it's only a few minutes? Have you taken the time to do something you enjoy? Think about this today, and throughout this next week. Have you enjoyed laughter? Have you taken deep breaths? Have you gotten enough rest? Maybe there's something else you know you want to do for yourself, something that would make you feel wonderful - ask yourself if you've done it this week, and how you plan to keep finding the time and motivation to do it. It's important. I also want to share with you a story about a woman who overcame depression, hypochondria, panic attacks and a host of other issues by becoming an EMT.Here's more information on dopamine, for those who are interested. Here are the links to the book and movie I mentioned (I am an Amazon affiliate and get a small commission from them through this link)Ambulance Girl (the book)Ambulance Girl (the movie)take care, and have a good weekxoxEve

If you have trouble falling asleep, listen to this 60 minute long track of simple ear-to-ear (or binaural) breathing. It will help regulate your breathing rate, and hopefully relax you enough to fall into a peaceful sleep. Find out more at chillthepodcast.com

This week I wanted to talk about making sure you have a reset button. A reset button, or a kill switch, or a stop sign, or whatever you choose to call it, is necessary for training your mind to stop all the negative self talk that goes on. I don't even need to ask if you find yourself thinking negative thoughts about yourself, criticizing yourself, cringing at past mistakes or basically putting yourself down - I know you do. I do, we all do, it's an unfortunate reality for most people, and it's really, really harmful.A reset button is a phrase, or sometimes a physical action, that you use whenever you find yourself going down the familiar path of self-criticism or doom and gloom thinking. It can be simple, like just the word “stop”, or repeating “cancel, cancel”, or it can be a phrase you develop that is meaningful to you, something like “It won't be like this forever”, “This too shall pass”, “I'm doing the best I can”, “I don't need criticism right now” or anything that makes sense to you. Some people wear an elastic band around their wrist, and whenever they start the negative dialogue, they snap the elastic band so it stings their wrist a little and shakes them, physically, out of that headspace. Some people snap their fingers, which is obviously less painful. Whatever works for you, figure out something you can say or do that would stop the negativity. Enjoy your week! Be good to yourself, you're worth it. ❤️

Laughter is so good for our overall health, especially when we don't have much to laugh about. These softly-spoken audios will help you relax and sleep, or just take a much needed break.In this first episode of the series, I read How to Live to Be 200  from the collection Literary Lapses by Stephen Leacock (published 1910, now in the public domain.)Stephen Leacock ( 1869 - 1944) was a beloved Canadian humourist who wrote short stories and vignettes, often set in Mariposa, an imaginary small town thought to refer to Orillia, Ontario. Jack Benny and Groucho Marx both named Leacock as an influence on their comedy.You can read more of Leacock's work at the Gutenberg ProjectPlease visit the show website for more. 

This week, I want to remind you how amazing laughter is, and how important it is to laugh, a lot, and often!Laughter is remarkably good for your health. They've done studies on this, laughing actually lowers stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline, it gives a whole bunch of muscles a workout, all over your body. Have you ever laughed so much your knees hurt? Laughter can exercise your legs, your abs, your face, your back, everything. You bring in more oxygen when you laugh, which is always a good thing, and laughing a lot can actually boost your immune system. Antibodies increase in people who laugh a lot, as do another kind of disease fighting cell, called T-cells. It lowers your blood pressure, it increases our production of feel good hormones called endorphins, so it can even ease pain, anxiety and tension. And believe it or not, it can make you think better too - it's been shown in studies to increase memory and help you retain facts more easily. So if you have to study for a test, connect your learning with some comedy and you'll probably get a better grade.And here's that clip from Zoolander! Visit the Chill The Podcast's website

Sometimes we all need a little reminder to love ourselves as much as we love other people - to be as forgiving, as patient, and as unconditionally loving to ourselves as we are to those we love. In this simple hypnosis audio, I help you relax deeply and give you some positive suggestions for how to be kinder and more loving to yourself.Headphones recommended - but please listen only when you can safely relax.xoxEvechillthepodcast.com

Here's the first of my Friday Check-In audios, 5-10 minute audios to help you check in with yourself and make sure you're taking care of yourself. Please check out the show website for more!chillthepodcast.com