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Driftscape

Driftscape

By: Lara Franks
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Driftscape is designed to help regulate your nervous system and reduce anxiety through immersive sound journeys. Each episode transports you to a peaceful place — a forest alive with birdsong, a beach at sunrise, a quiet cabin in the snowy mountains — offering you the chance to slow down, unwind, and feel grounded again. Whether you’re meditating, walking, resting, or simply need a pause, Driftscape is here to steady you when life feels overwhelming.2025
Episodes
  • INNER WARMTH: retreat from snow to fireplace & feel warmth, comfort, & safety
    Sep 24 2025

    [sound journey starts at 07:10] In this episode of Driftscape, we begin with a gentle “hand-to-heart anchor” breathing exercise — a simple but powerful practice that helps calm the nervous system. It’s a practice you can return to whenever anxiety feels overwhelming. From there, you’ll be guided into today’s sound journey: stepping in from the snow to a cozy cabin, making your favourite hot drink, then settling by a crackling fire. This immersive story is designed to help you unwind, feel warmth, and reconnect with the sense of comfort and safety we all need on difficult days.

    Let’s connect:
    @driftscape_podcast
    @larafranks_
    franklypodcasting.co.nz

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    18 mins
  • GROUND YOURSELF: connect with your physical body & surroundings on a forest walk
    Sep 24 2025

    [sound journey starts at 14:20] In this first episode of Driftscape, I open up about my experience with anxiety thorough pregnancy and early motherhood, and talk about the differences between general, prenatal, and postnatal anxiety. I share a few eye-opening stats, how sound and creativity have become powerful healing tools in this season of my life, and why it feels so important to speak openly about these experiences.

    At 14:20, the sound journey begins. This is a grounding forest walk designed to help you connect with your physical body and surroundings. Research shows that even imagining yourself in nature can slow your heart rate, lower cortisol, and reduce anxious thoughts — offering your brain and body many of the same benefits as actually being outdoors.

    Resources mentioned:
    PADA NZ

    Let’s connect:
    @driftscape_podcast
    @larafranks_
    franklypodcasting.co.nz

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    24 mins
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