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Conscious Prayer – Finding Refuge in Loving Awareness

Conscious Prayer – Finding Refuge in Loving Awareness - Prayer is a communing with our enlarged being. This talk examines less conscious forms of prayer, and how we can evolve the power of our prayers

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Meditation: Openhearted Presence

Meditation: Openhearted Presence -This meditation guides us to arouse mindfulness through attention to our senses, and to rest in that wakefulness with a receptive and tender presence.

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5 ways to bring the yoga tradition into modern classes

On our live episode two weeks ago, we answered the question, Is this thing that we’re doing still yoga?’ Jason shared five principles that make even the most modern practices a yoga practice. On this

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From the Archives: How to Run a Corporate Yoga Business with Stephanie Mitchell

This week on the podcast I am joined by Stephanie Mitchell from The Rolling Mat! Stephanie is a corporate yoga teacher who creates corporate wellness programs in Atlanta, GA. In this episode, Stephani

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Michael Hutchinson - Your Breath Wants to Help You

Michael Hutchinson, author of Breath for Health, talks with J about the teachings of TKV Desikachar and developing understanding through experience. They discuss Michael's dual life working in both th

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Part 2: Rewiring for Happiness and Freedom

Part 2: Rewiring for Happiness and Freedom - The Buddha said, “I would not be teaching this (a path of awakening) if genuine happiness and freedom were not possible.” While this is our potential, we e

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Meditation: Relaxing Back into the Mystery

Meditation: Relaxing Back into the Mystery - All true meditation guides us back to presence, and the mystery that is our source. In this guided meditation we awaken the senses, collect with the breath

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Celebrating Sally Kempton's Life of Devotion and Radical Love

As many of yoga know, Sally Kempton was hugely influential to me. She was an expert guide, a loving presence, and a creative inspiration. She passed away on July 10th and has been on my mind constantl

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From the Archives: 5 Components of Connection & How to Apply Them to Our Yoga Businesses wi

This week on the podcast I am joined by Katie Arnold. Katie is an RYT-200 vinyasa and yoga and meditation instructor helping women reconnect with themselves and stress less through m

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Andrew Eppler - BNS Iyengar and Mysore Yoga Traditions

Andrew Eppler, director of Ashtanga Yoga Studio and visionary behind the Mysore Yoga Traditions Film and Conference, talks with J about BNS Iyengar and the Mysore Yoga Traditions. They discuss how And

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Part 1: Rewiring for Happiness and Freedom

Part 1: Rewiring for Happiness and Freedom - The Buddha said, “I would not be teaching this (a path of awakening) if genuine happiness and freedom were not possible.” While this is our potential, we e

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Meditation: Coming Home with the Breath

Meditation: Coming Home with the Breath - Our breath is always available as a pathway back to presence. This simple meditation guides us to relax and awaken in the body, and then establishes the breat

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Is this thing that we're doing still yoga?

This discussion was recorded in London at the new Mission studio where Jason led Module I of his hybrid YTT a few weeks ago. Together, Jason and I explored the question -- Is this thing that we're all

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From the Archives: How to Create Workshops that Wow with Mado Hesselink

This week on the podcast, I am joined by Mado Hesselink from the Yoga Teacher Resource. This is Mado's second time on the podcast and it was so fun to have her back on to talk all about workshops! In

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Anoop Kumar - Insufficiency of the Model

Anoop Kumar, MD, founder of Health Revolution, talks with J about the primacy of consciousness and its implications on allopathic medicine. They discuss Anoop's early exposure to nondual philosophy, b

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Episode 515. Emotional Processing: Talk to Yourself Out Loud with Vasavi Kumar

It's great to have a community and safe space for support. However, it's just as important to be able to talk to yourself to understand your emotions and help yourself move forward. Loving your voice

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Intimacy with Life (Part 2)

Intimacy with Life (Part 2) - Zen master Dōgen teaches that enlightenment is intimacy with all things. These two talks explore teachings and practices that cultivate intimacy - a liberating experience

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Guided Meditation: Intimacy with the Flow of Life

Guided Meditation: Intimacy with the Flow of Life - The meditation begins with a body scan, filling the body with aliveness. Then we widen attention, becoming aware of the sounds that are happening mo

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From the Archives: 5 Mistakes Yoga Teachers Make on Their Websites with Nyk Danu

This week on the podcast I am joined by Nyk Danu. Nyk is a yoga business consultant, a yin yoga trainer, and a yoga therapist. She is also equally as passionate as I am about yoga teachers having webs

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David Procyshyn - Going Online with DoYogaWithMe

David Procyshyn, founder of talks with J about the evolution of online yoga and maintaining values in the digital landscape. They discuss the origins of the doyogawithme platform, gi

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Love is still the only revenge. It grows each time the earth is set on fire.

From Krista: I have been texting this exquisite poem from our archives to my beloveds. Perhaps it will touch you — hold you — as it is touching and holding me.ON ANOTHER PANEL ABOUT CLIMATE, THEY ASK

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Episode 514. Learn to Travel Light in Life with Light Watkins

Do you ever feel so stressed that you just want to stop? We’ve all been there. Burnout is a real thing that happens to anyone and everyone, especially when we’re burdened by so many

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Intimacy with Life - Part 1

Intimacy with Life (Part 1) - Zen master Dōgen teaches that enlightenment is intimacy with all things. These two talks explore teachings and practices that cultivate intimacy - a liberating experience

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Meditation: Relaxing Back into Presence

Meditation: Relaxing Back into Presence - When we are stressed, our body and mind contract, and energetically we resist the life in the present moment. This meditation helps de-condition the stress r

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From the Archives: Overcoming Anxiety with Technology in Your Online Yoga Business with Ash

This week on the podcast I am joined by Ashley Zuberi from Inhale Thrive. Ashley trains and mentors yoga teachers to create thriving independent yoga businesses. As a full-time yoga teacher with a for

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Frank Jude Boccio - Sacred Depths of Religious Naturalism

Frank Jude Boccio, host of Pobsa’s Dharma Lounge Podcast, returns to continue a conversation with J about materialism, naturalism, and the great mysteries of life. They discuss definitions of religiou

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Five Things I Wish I Knew Earlier in My Teaching Career

Today we're talking about five things that Jason wishes he knew earlier in his yoga teaching career. We hope this discussion helps yoga teachers everywhere take some pressure off of themselves to be e

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Episdoe 513. How to Let Go and Live Your Authentic Life with Dr. Najwa Zebian

This week on Radically Loved, Tessa and Dr. Najwa Zebian talk about the difficulties of letting go. They also share insights on how to overcome them to start living your authentic life.Knowing when to

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Life Postpartum as a Mom of Two

In today’s episode, Rachel is speaking to you at almost four weeks postpartum. She shares what life has been like in the newborn bubble and how her physical recovery has went since birth. On top of th

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Being with Love, Death and Grief

Being with Love, Death and Grief - Grief is our natural way of expressing loss for what we love, and learning to open to grief serves the deepening and widening of our loving. This event includes sho

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Meditation: Present Heart

Meditation: Present Heart - We awaken a present heart by relaxing with the breath and bringing the kindness of a smile into our bodily experience. This meditation ends with offering blessings to our

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Jason's Patanjali Super Lecture

On our live episode two weeks ago, we answered the question, Is this thing that we’re doing still yoga?’ Jason shared five principles that make even the most modern practices a yoga practice. On this3