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Episode 22 - Holding Space for Change with Kelley Palmer
How does it feel to hold space while moving through a powerful change? So many of us are working through this as teachers, parents, siblings, partners and friends.
Episode 21 - Invoking the Inner Fire with Emma Balnaves
What is yoga and how does it support our dharmic path? These are some of the questions that Emma Balnaves from Shadow Yoga set out to answer in the process of bringing her first ever film, AgniYogana to the screen.
Episode 20 - Jivana Heyman - Shaking the World in a Gentle Way
If you’ve ever thought that accessible yoga was all about tailoring the practice for older or less “able bodied” folks, you’re gonna wanna listen to this one.
Episode 19 - Slowing Down and Waking up with Kristine Kaoverii Weber
They say that the subtle aspects of yoga are the most powerful and transformative. Our guest this week knows all about this… and more.
Episode 18 - Digesting Discomfort - The Aftermath of our Conversation with Michelle Johnson
We decided to take a deeper look at the process of digesting experiences that challenge our beliefs and what we know about ourselves.
Episode 17 - Michelle C. Johnson - Uncomfortable Conversations About Racism and Yoga
Social justice is ultimately everyone’s responsibility. Yoga philosophy and practice can be a foundation for seeing and advocating for a more just world.
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PODCAST LISTENER…
…Thanks for your amazing podcasts. Thank you for sharing these fabulous people with the world. I never would have come across so many people I continue to read about if not for you and your podcast. I need to catch up on some of the ones I have missed, but suffice it to say, they have all been amazing and such a wonderful way to spend an hour or so.
PODCAST LISTENER…
I have been listening to your podcast for quite a while and I appreciate the authentic, deep and curious conversations a lot, especially the fact that they look way deeper than the surface and current yoga trends. My impression is you are looking for "the real thing", I like that a lot.
