This down-to-earth podcast by Andrea Ferretti (former executive editor of Yoga Journal) will keep in
It's safe to say that we need all the help we can get right now to stay grounded. You might remember
On today's episode, I speak to author and religious studies professor Andrea Jain about her book, Se
My guest today is Jennifer Hutton, a pediatric physical therapist from Nashville. As a physical ther
On this episode, I’m joined by Washington, DC yoga studio owner and world-traveling yoga teacher Fai
This week, you get to hear Jason and I interviewed by Bridget Riepl of New Jersey Yoga Collective. I
There's no doubt that Covid-19 has changed the current landscape of how we practice and teach yoga.
If you’re a yoga teacher who teaches online, you might wonder if there are extra steps you should ta
Although they are largely ignored when mainstream media covers yoga, seniors age 65 and older are th
Wondering what to practice when you're short on time? We've got you covered! Jason shares simple seq
Jason and I share what we are practicing in our own home practice right now.Show notes: http://www.j
Thanks for being here! We are a husband and wife team -- we've spent our lives and careers immersed
Have you ever gotten on your mat to do a home yoga practice and your mind goes completely blank? Or
On this episode, Jason busts 5 commonly held myths we have about home practice. Don't let your belie
On this episode, we talk through five potential options for offering yoga content beyond daily lives
You might be feeling lonely or lost. You might be feeling like other teachers have got this online t
Should you charge for your online classes? If so, how much? Does providing free classes de-value yog
Should you practice with your students or try to gauge the room by peering at the little boxes on yo
Learning to teach yoga online is vital right now. But if you're used to teaching yoga in person, it
As people across the country are home bound amid the COVID-19 outbreak, in-person yoga classes and t
Soon after deciding to teach yoga to first responders, yoga teacher Olivia Mead decided to go throug
