by Estee and Ginie
Soul-Body Snacks
Your nervous system is running more of your life than you know. Soul Body Snacks is a bite-sized deep dive into the science of how your body holds stress, how that shapes your health and longevity — and how to actually change it. Where science meets soul. Where insight becomes embodied. One snack at a time. Hosted by Estee & Ginie - two women using very different maps to navigate the same terrain. Your body. Your patterns. Your life.
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30. Sep 2026
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15. You might be chronically stressed and not know it. Here's how to tell if it's impacting your health & longevity. 30.09.2026 29:00
In this episode, Estee breaks down the real difference between normal, healthy stress and chronic stress- and why so many people live for years without realizing their body has never returned to baseline. You'll learn: The difference between acute stress and chronic stress, and why one is a normal, healthy response while the other quietly erodes your health. The key systems in your body chronic st...
14. Inside Sardinia's Blue Zone: longevity principles You can apply no matter where You are 23.09.2026 39:33
Today's guest didn't just study longevity — she grew up inside it. Annacarla Denti was raised in Sardinia's Blue Zone, in a family of centenarians, and studied biotechnology before turning that research into a career leading longevity-focused tours and retreats across the Blue Zones. In this episode: The health & longevity habits you can apply wherever you live. The Blue Zone myth...
13. What happens when burnout doesn’t look like burnout? 16.09.2026 17:52
In this episode, we explore the hidden side of chronic stress: the version where you keep achieving, keep showing up, and keep functioning… until your body can no longer carry the load. Our guest shares her powerful story of how years of high performance and survival mode eventually led to an autoimmune condition, and how understanding the nervous system became the missing piece in her healing jou...
12. The biggest burnout myths we need to stop believing 09.09.2026 27:33
Despite how common burnout has become, it's still widely misunderstood. We often hear that a holiday will fix it, that only people with stressful jobs experience it, or that it's simply a matter of learning to manage your time better. But what if the real story is much more complex? In this first episode of our burnout series, we challenge some of the biggest misconceptions about burnout a...
11. Too happy to sleep? The dysregulation you didn’t see coming 02.09.2026 17:52
Why do we feel exhausted after a super happy day? You've probably heard a version of that narrative — that nervous system dysregulation comes from something going wrong: stress, conflict, fear. Think again. In this episode, Estee and Ginie explore how joy and excitement can activate your nervous system — leaving you wired, sleepless, and wondering why an amazing day left you feeling like you can't...
10. Connection doesn't require self-abandonment 26.08.2026 18:24
Ever felt a sense of resentment as you ignored your own needs just to make the other person happy and keep the relationship conflict-free? When we fawn, we lose ourselves just to stay connected. Our nervous system learned this is the way to keep us safe. Estee's healing framework begins right there: noticing when we disappear, without shame. In this episode, she walks us through all six steps — ou...
9. The many layers of healing from fawning 19.08.2026 15:58
Un-Fawning moves through your whole life. In this episode we trace our own journey: from finding tools that actually help to bring safety to the body, to using nervous system data as a way back into our bodies, to redefining what "self-devotion" means beyond hustle and self-improvement. We also get honest about the part no one warns you about- the relationships that change or end as you stop fawni...
8. Appeasing to survive: Inside the fawn response 12.08.2026 23:10
Fight, flight, and freeze get all the attention — but there's a fourth stress response most people don't even know they have: fawn. It's what happens when your nervous system decides the safest way to survive a threat is to appease it. In this episode, we unpack what fawning actually looks like — the inability to say no, losing touch with your own preferences, over-adapting to whoever's in front o...
7. You were always the swan 05.08.2026 19:46
That quiet belief that you're wrong, unworthy, or that you never fully belong? In this episode, Ginie and Estee talk about the little ugly duckling's journey to realising they are a swan. Why complex trauma teaches us to internalize all the wrong things instead of "I'm in the wrong environment"Playing small, managing your environment as survival strategies and more. An honest debate: do we need ou...
6. Reclaiming your energy, reclaiming yourself 29.07.2026 19:32
Do you constantly feel exhausted, overwhelmed, or like you're running on empty no matter how hard you try to keep up? In this episode, we explore a powerful shift that many of us were never taught: managing your energy instead of simply managing your time. Together, we unpack how chronic stress, overgiving, and years of overriding your body's signals can quietly drain your nervous system and disco...
5. Am I resting or am I just shut down? How to tell the difference. 22.07.2026 20:03
In this episode, we go into how to tell the difference between healthy tiredness and the kind of low energy that's actually a nervous system stuck bracing for threat. We unpack what happens when the body becomes stuck in activation or shutdown, why slowing down can feel surprisingly uncomfortable, and how learning to recognise these different states is an important step towards healing. Together,...
4. How is your nervous system regulation going? Meet HRV — the metric that actually shows you. 14.07.2026 23:51
This is your introduction to one of the most powerful health & longevity metrics worth tracking: HRV, or heart rate variability. HRV measures the variation in time between each of your heartbeats. That variation is controlled by your autonomic nervous system — which means your HRV score is a direct window into how well your body is regulating stress, recovering, and adapting. Not just physical...
3. Healing beyond the mind: the nervous system frameworks that support your journey towards feeling safe in your body 14.07.2026 18:27
We often talk about healing, but what does it actually look like in practice? In this episode, we dive into the foundations of nervous system regulation and explore the tools, habits, and perspectives that can help create lasting change. We discuss why healing requires more than understanding our patterns intellectually, the powerful role of somatic work, and how reconnecting with the body's signa...
2. When safety feels foreign: understanding nervous system regulation 14.07.2026 16:57
We hear the term nervous system regulation everywhere, but what does it actually mean? In this conversation, we explore why stress isn't the problem, why feeling safe is essential for healing, and how our past experiences shape the way we respond to life's challenges today. Together, we unpack the difference between regulation and dysregulation, the role of trauma and chronic stress, and why lasti...
Welcome to Soul-Body Snacks 22.05.2026 2:23
There is a way to set yourself up for better health & longevity, building deeper trust in your body’s ability to heal, a deeper trust in yourself- by helping you transform a chronic state of survival into one where internal safety feels more available, and with that, life can become more wholesome. There's a way to learn to set boundaries, to express your needs, to experience genuine conne...
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