Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova
Natasha Pisareva Poluektova

Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova

No. of episodes
128
Latest episode
2025-11-18

Where can you listen?

Podcasts that restore the nervous system through voice.

Working in the 49–250 Hz range, with a golden band of 77–93 Hz.

Here you will hear:

• fairytales and stories for children with special needs, anxiety, and high sensitivity;

• vocal practices for women after trauma and crisis;

• modules for doctors and professionals — support against burnout;

• documentary chronicles and narratives for the elderly — restoring the nervous system and memory.

An author’s system of next-generation vocal medicine.

The result — improved sleep, reduced anxiety, and the return of inner stability.

The system has been tested in the USA, Europe, and New Zealand.

All programs are created by Natasha Pisareva Poluektova — strategist, author of the method Acoustic-Archetypal Reconstruction of Identity and Inner Vertical™, and founder of the international project CITADEL 2060™.

Episodes

Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova?

There are 128 episodes avaiable of Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova.

What is Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova about?

We have categorized Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova as:

  • Kids & Family
  • Health & Fitness
  • Mental Health
  • Stories for Kids

Where can you listen to Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova?

Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova start?

The first episode of Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova that we have available was released 26 March 2025.

Who creates the podcast Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova?

Voice of the Keeper — Natasha Pisareva Poluektova is produced and created by Natasha Pisareva Poluektova.