Clara Ramírez Launches The Long Exhale, a New Podcast and Video Series on YouTube and YouTube Music

Writer, and contemplative voice ClaratheWriter debuts a weekly podcast and video series on breath, movement, stillness, and living with intention in a world that rarely slows down.
 
GÖTEBORG, Sweden - March 3, 2026 - PRLog -- Clara Ramírez, Spanish-born writer based in Gothenburg, Sweden, has launched The Long Exhale, a new podcast and video series now available on YouTube and YouTube Music. The show grows directly from her essay work on ClaratheWriter, bringing her reflective, embodied voice into an audio and visual format for the first time.

Each episode begins with one of Clara's published essays, then expands it into a hosted conversation, guided reflection, or solo meditation. Themes move across yoga, running, contemplative practice, cultural identity, and the quiet rhythms of everyday life. Listeners can expect the same honesty and warmth that her readers have come to recognise, without performance, without jargon, and without the shortcuts that pass for spirituality in so many online spaces.

"The podcast grew from a simple question: what happens when the essay becomes a conversation? I wanted to speak the same words I write, to hear whether they still hold when there is no revision, no delete key. What I found is that breath changes everything. The voice carries what the page cannot." — Clara Ramírez, host of The Long Exhale

Where to Find It

The Long Exhale is available now as a video series on YouTube and as an audio podcast on YouTube Music. New episodes release weekly, each one rooted in a specific essay from Clara's published catalogue on ClaratheWriter.
About Clara Ramírez

Clara Ramírez was born in the Gràcia neighbourhood of Barcelona and has lived in Gothenburg, Sweden since 2020. She teaches yoga, writes essays on contemplative living and cultural identity, and works as a marketing writer at Nordic Wave Marketing. Her platform, ClaratheWriter, draws on her training in Rishikesh, India, a ten-day silent retreat in Bali, years of running along the Göta River, and the breathing lessons her grandmother first taught her in Granada.

Her writing sits at the intersection of embodied practice, honest self-inquiry, and the quiet tension between roots and belonging. She has been described as a grounded voice in a space that often reaches too far from the earth.
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