Dani Eve

A Cautionary Tale - The Sometimes Unhinged Musings of a Therapised Delight

Health EN ↓ 6 episodes

This isn’t a polished podcast. It’s sometimes raw, messy, and totally me. These are the stories I’ve carried: the funny ones, the heavy ones, and the ones that still ache when I speak them. Some episodes may make you laugh, some may sit heavy in your chest, but beneath the grit the point is connection. The truth is complicated. That’s why some of the most tender or unfiltered pieces stay behind paid doors, where they can be held more carefully. But this podcast will always be a space for honesty, for laughter, for grief, and for remembering that none of us are really alone.

Author

Dani Eve

Category

Health

Podcast website

ko-fi.com

Latest episode

Sep 15, 2025

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Episodes

The beauty of an excellent reframe 15.09.2025

This is a super simple, (read: very rough recording), where I spend time talking about how reframing has been such an important mental tool for me, and how it has changed the way that I see gray and rainy days (most of the time😅).

Sweet whimsical reminders from Spain 02.09.2025

I was recently in Spain, and LOVED it. I currently have a 20 day streak in Duolingo to get ready for the next time I go. During the trip, a whimsical artist from Tarragona told me a beautiful story, and this one line really stood out for me, "We had never done it before, because we didn't know it was possible." That line has been floating around my brain since then. Mostly because, t...

🤩 Sometimes you just need a loud sing of an 80's Disney soundtrack 02.09.2025

There is a lot of info on the internet around the importance of the stimulation of the vagus nerve, specifically around humming and singing (here is a video that I enjoyed from Dr. Pradip Jamnadas, MD (this is my ChatGPT fact check ). So, this is me channeling my inner 6 year old, and singing my heart out. I remember singing it in tandem with movie, always hoping that it was true. My life is defin...

Why oh why, have I created this? *Trigger warning - real talk about loneliness* 02.09.2025

This episode is the short(ish) version of a much longer story, a vulnerable accounting of why this podcast exists, and what I’m hoping will come out of it. Spoiler alert, it's… world peace. Just kidding. What I’m really hoping is that by sharing my life, aka A Cautionary Tale , I’ll feel a little less alone in my particular brand of eccentric—and maybe you will too. Because here’s the thing: acros...

Are Our Threads *Trigger warning- some allusion to domestic abuse* 21.08.2025

TL;DR: Poem | Reflection. Crisis supports & ShelterSafe link in notes. Minimal edit; offered live and with care. This episode is a poem I wrote in 2021. It’s short — under three minutes — and then I say a few things about what I hear in the poem now: someone trying to figure things out, sometimes getting it wrong, sometimes figuring it out a bit better. Nothing groundbreaking, just a poem and...

Soft Edges: Grief, Suicide, & Gratitude Practice *Trigger warning - frank discussion of death by suicide, & personal suicidal ideation* 21.08.2025

I recorded this the morning I heard about a recent death by suicide connected to a close friend. I didn’t know the woman, but I have been her. That’s what this episode is about: the strange intimacy of grief and how tiny practices help me stay with it. This is about company, not spectacle. What’s inside: ​ A short, honest piece of my story: why I make these practices and what suicidal thinking loo...

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