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A Daily Pause Podcast

A Daily Pause Podcast

with Katie Scoggins 18 Episodes Aug 17, 2026

A weekly podcast where host Katie Scoggins guides listeners through short and simple practices of meditation, breathing, and journaling. The goal is to make these tools easy to incorporate into everyday life, helping people find more calm wherever they are. Each episode invites listeners to settle in, get comfortable, and begin practicing. Additional resources and a free community are available for those who want to deepen their journey.

Episodes

Episode 18: Dream Big
Episode 18: Dream Big Aug 17, 2026 942 How are you suppose to make it to your goals if you haven’t defined them? How are your visions supposed to become a reality if you haven’t imagined them? How are your dreams suppose to come true if you haven’t said that you really want them?I really like this analogy of a GPS. Your dream/goal/vision is the destination. If you haven’t put the destination into the map, how is the guide suppose to ta
Episode 17: Meet Your Inner Critic
Episode 17: Meet Your Inner Critic Aug 10, 2026 1198 Today I share a practice that I did myself for the first time last year and I’ve recently come back to the same visualization and prompts again. The voice of self-doubt and disbelief is not our own. It is the voice of our inner critic, maybe in the voice/body of younger us, trying to protect us.This is a practice of meeting this critic, and lovingly reminding them that we no longer need their help
Episode 16: Find Your Center
Episode 16: Find Your Center Aug 3, 2026 861 Today I want to share a practice on centering. Coming back into our center. Not only bring the tendrils and strings and threads of our mind from the busy-ness of the outside world and BACK into the present moment, but also grounding in our physical center. Feeling strong in our spine. In our torso. In our core. Taking a moment to notice our own strength. Our own sturdiness. Our own stability.When
Episode 15: For the People-Pleasers (Fawn Response)
Episode 15: For the People-Pleasers (Fawn Response) Jul 27, 2026 746 Today is our final week of a 4 part series discussing 4 nervous system responses to stress: Fight, flight, freeze, and fawn. These are 4 ways the body might react automatically for survival when it senses danger.So far we have discussed fight, the urge to confront the threat. FLIGHT, the urge to escape the threat. Freeze, the shutdown response This week will focus on the fawn response, people plea
Episode 14: Unfreeze
Episode 14: Unfreeze Jul 20, 2026 761 A couple weeks ago we began a 4 week series discussing 4 nervous system responses to stress: Fight, flight, freeze, and fawn. These are 4 ways the body might react automatically for survival when it senses danger.So far we have discussed fight, the urge to confront the threat. As well as FLIGHT, the urge to escape the threat.This week will focus on the freeze response or the shut down response. Th
Episode 13: Flight Response
Episode 13: Flight Response Jul 13, 2026 834 Last week we began a 4 week series discussing 4 nervous system responses: Fight, flight, freeze, and fawn. These are 4 ways the body might react automatically for survival when it senses danger.Last week we discussed fight, the urge to confront the threat. And this week we will focus on FLIGHT, the urge to escape the threat.As I mentioned last week, assuming we are not actually fleeing for our lif
Episode 12: Complete the Stress Cycle
Episode 12: Complete the Stress Cycle Jul 6, 2026 762 The body is designed to respond & protect itself when it perceives danger or a threat, even before the conscious thinking part of our brain has decided if the threat is real or not. In other episodes, we’ve talked about the sympathetic nervous system, what’s commonly known as the fight or flight response part of your nervous system that activates our body from a state of rest to a state of mobiliz
Episode 11: Slow Down
Episode 11: Slow Down Jun 29, 2026 672 This week I wanted to focus on intentionally slowing down. The world can feel fast and overstimulating without leaving us an easy chance to stop amidst the rapid changes that surround us. The demands from work and family and our social life. The notifications from the internet and social media and the news. We are often encouraged to hurry up. Be more productive. Optimize our time. Move faster. Ge
Episode 10: EFT Tapping
Episode 10: EFT Tapping Jun 22, 2026 1018 Today I wanted to start our session a little differently and share some of my personal story with you. After 2 months and nearly 900 downloads, I’m both amazed and so grateful for this growing community working with these practices on the Daily Pause Podcast!BIG NEWS!! We have a NEW free online community where we connect with others around these guided meditations, breathwork practices and journal
Episode 9: Embodiment
Episode 9: Embodiment Jun 15, 2026 781 Today I want to come back to the topic we talked about in the very first episode: getting out of the head and into the body. It’s this practice of shifting out of our thinking mind & into more actively focusing on the feelings in our bodies. Like: The quality of our breath, the rhythm of our heart, tension or relaxation in our muscles, discomfort or comfort anywhere in our bodies, noticing our emo
Episode 8: Humming
Episode 8: Humming Jun 7, 2026 590 Today we are going to hum together. Humming creates vibrations throughout the body, helping to physically stimulate something called the vagus nerve. This nerve is not only the longest cranial nerve in the body, but it is also in charge of the involuntarily functions of the body, the things that just happen automatically. This includes your heart rate, your breathing rate, digestion, inflammation
Episode 7: Restful Sleep
Episode 7: Restful Sleep Jun 1, 2026 780 Today we are going to relax deeply, and maybe even fall asleep if you”d like. You don’t necessarily have to save this audio ONLY for when you are ready to go to sleep. You can also use this when you want to take a moment for a deep relaxation of both the body and mind. I’ll guide us through a relaxing, down regulating counted breathing technique followed by a progressive relaxation visualization.

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