Casually Crunchy

Casually Crunchy: Real Wellness for Modern Families Welcome to Casually Crunchy, where holistic health meets real life, and healthy living doesn't have to be all or nothing. Hosted by Dr. Danielle and soon featuring voices from across the holistic wellness community, this is your judgment-free space for honest conversations about raising families naturally, healing holistically, and finding balance in the beautiful gray area between "perfect" and "good enough." We believe your body is resilient. We believe your nervous system is the foundation of your family's health. And we believe life doesn't have to be black and white

Casually Crunchy is a health podcast hosted by drdanielle, with 8 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

drdanielle hosts Casually Crunchy, a health show with 8 episodes published.

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  Episode #8

  Hospital Birth Can Be Empowering: Doula Support, Advocacy & Birth Education (ft. Elizabeth Clark, Founder of Looma Birth)

  Mar 3, 202659 minS0

  <p >Here's what nobody tells you: you can have a hospital birth AND feel empowered. You can use medical intervention AND walk out feeling like a badass.</p> <p >Those things aren't mutually exclusive.</p> <p >In this episode, Dr. Danielle sits down with Elizabeth Clark, founder of Looma Birth, two-time VBAC mama, and the woman who supported her home birth with Rhya. Elizabeth has been doing birth work for over a decade, and she has so much wisdom about what it actually takes to feel empowered and supported during a hospital birth.</p> <p >This conversation is honest, practical...

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  Episode #7

  What is a Fertility Doula? Navigating Infertility, Loss & IVF with Support (ft. Jess Timms)

  Feb 24, 202658 minS0

  <p >We talk about birth doulas. We talk about postpartum doulas. But what about a fertility doula?</p> <p >If you're trying to conceive, navigating secondary infertility, processing miscarriage, or in the middle of IVF, you need to hear this conversation.</p> <p >In this episode, Dr. Danielle sits down with Jess Timms, certified fertility doula, Reiki master, founder of Her Fertility Support, host of Her Fertility Podcast, and peer advisor with Resolve. Jess is deeply passionate about helping women feel empowered during a season that often feels incredibly powerless.</p> <p >This conversation is honest, hopeful, and incredibly validating...

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  Episode #6

  Your Body Isn't Broken: Home Birth, Postpartum Recovery & Trusting Your Design (ft. Jessie Rockwell, Licensed Midwife)

  Feb 17, 202657 minS0

  <p>Here's the thing no one tells you about birth or motherhood: you don't have to do it perfectly and your body isn't broken.</p> <p>We've been conditioned to second-guess our instincts, to Google every sensation, and to assume that somebody else knows our bodies better than we do. But women were literally designed for this: birth, healing, adapting, mothering.</p> <p>In this episode, Dr. Danielle sits down with Jessie Rockwell, a licensed home birth midwife, wellness coach, and mom of four who helps women reclaim confidence in their bodies and trust the physiological process of birth.</p> <...

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  Episode #5

  What Postpartum Really Feels Like: Mom Guilt, Screen Time & Finding Your Village (ft. Marisa Burdi, New Mom School)

  Feb 10, 20261h 1mS0

  <p >No one tells you this part of motherhood: postpartum isn't just about the baby. It's about you, your identity, your nervous system, your healing, your support system, your confidence.</p> <p >In this episode, Dr. Danielle sits down with Marisa Burdi, founder of New Mom School in Yorba Linda, for one of the most honest conversations about what postpartum actually feels like. Marisa is a postpartum educator and community builder who helps new moms feel supported, informed, and confident instead of overwhelmed and isolated.</p> <p >This isn't the Pinterest perfect version of motherhood. This is real talk about...

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  Episode #4

  The Truth About Tongue Ties, Feeding Struggles & Mom Guilt (ft. Brittany, Pediatric OT)

  Feb 3, 202645 minS0

  <p>Your baby won't latch. Your pediatrician says everything's fine. You're crying, your baby's crying, and you're starting to wonder if you're doing something wrong.</p> <p>Spoiler: You're not.</p> <p>In this episode, Dr. Danielle sits down with Brittany Cheng, pediatric occupational therapist and feeding specialist at Wayz to Play, for a raw, real conversation about infant feeding struggles, tongue ties, developmental milestones, and the mom guilt that comes with all of it.</p> <p>Brittany gets brutally honest about starting her business during a pandemic, navigating her own kids' feeding challenges (yes, even as a feeding therapist...

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