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The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 398: Closing This Chapter with Rebecca Sebastian Description: Change is a natural part of every process and sometimes, that means ending things and stepping away. For the Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast, it is almost time to close...
397: How to Suck at Marketing with Brea Johnson
The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 397: How to Suck at Marketing with Brea Johnson Description: Do you feel overwhelmed by marketing your yoga? It is something that many yoga teachers struggle with - especially when it feels like the world often prioritizes being...
396: Yoga for Abortion Care with Sasha Sigel
The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 396: Yoga for Abortion Care with Sasha Sigel Description: We live in a time when access to abortion care is increasingly under threat and attacks on reproductive health are intensifying. What does yoga have to do with abortion care...
395: Anticolonial Philosophy & Yoga with Shyam Ranganathan
The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 395: Anticolonial Philosophy & Yoga with Shyam Ranganathan Description: Yoga philosophy can sometimes feel overwhelming, inapplicable to the modern problems we face today, or just too abstract. Dr. Shyam Ranganathan, a repeat...
394: A Pep Talk to Share Your Yoga with Shannon Crow
The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 394: A Pep Talk to Share Your Yoga with Shannon Crow Description: Taking a big leap can feel scary and overwhelming, and you may be filled with doubt and hesitation. You may feel imposter syndrome creeping in, start...
393: Opening a Yoga Studio with Michael Jay
The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 393: Opening a Yoga Studio with Michael Jay Description: Have you ever thought about opening a yoga studio? Perhaps you own a yoga studio and have been wondering how to take it to the next level. If you’ve ever had questions about...
392: Concussion Recovery & Yoga with Shannon Crow
392: Concussion Recovery & Yoga with Shannon Crow As yoga teachers, we don’t often expect to become the student with health concerns. Shannon Crow recently had a concussion and a health scare. As a result, she has had to shift from her role of yoga therapist to...
391: Yoga for Wheelchair Users with Rodrigo Souza
391: Yoga for Wheelchair Users with Rodrigo Souza How can we make yoga classes more inclusive and accessible to wheelchair users? What are some dos and don’ts when it comes to working with differently-abled people? Rodrigo Souza shares his insights and perspectives....
390: Yoga for People with Limited Energy with Katie Blecker and Audrey
390: Yoga for People with Limited Energy with Katie Blecker & Audrey People with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or other health conditions may have limited energy. As yoga teachers, what are some things we should know when teaching people with limited energy?...
389: Cultivating Self-Acceptance with Donna Noble
389: Cultivating Self-Acceptance with Donna Noble Sometimes, we can be very hard on ourselves (or others). We may feel we need to change parts of ourselves, look or behave in certain ways, or have certain things in order to be better. How can we overcome this kind of...
388: Fertility Yoga with Sherry Longbottom
388: Fertility Yoga with Sherry Longbottom Global fertility rates have dropped significantly over the past few decades. Many factors influence people’s desire and ability to conceive and bear children, such as stress, lifestyle, and societal shifts. For those wanting...
387: The Five Kleshas with Michelle Cassandra Johnson
387: The Five Kleshas with Michelle Cassandra Johnson What lies at the root of all human suffering? How can we relieve our suffering and that of others? According to the yoga sutras, our suffering comes from five root causes, the five kelshas, and there are practices...