Podcast appearances and mentions of annie carpenter

Annie Carpenter's life was upended by colonialism, the Indian Act and the residential school system. For 80 years, her family tried to find out what happened to her. Now, journalist and filmmaker Tanya Talaga is telling her great-great grandmother's story in her new book and documentary series, The Knowing. She talks to Mattea Roach about the struggle to find her relative, crossing paths with the Pope, and what she believes will help move us forward on the road to reconciliation.

Have you had a complex journey to your mat? Do you struggle with insecurities and self belief? When life doesn't go to plan do you lose your faith in your practice and your abilities as a yogi and a teacher? In this episode of Love at First Science Celest interviews Carling Harps on her journey as a yoga teacher and how it's taken her to create her own unique yoga mishmash, Awakening Yoga. Carling has been a trusted voice in the yoga and movement community for over a decade. She shares her expertise through Awakening Yoga Academy and online classes via Commune Yoga and Alo Moves since 2015. Carling collaborates with renowned brands like Virgin Active, Forbes, AG1, Alo Yoga, Urban Outfitters, and Lululemon. With nearly 15 years of practice and teaching, Carling has traveled globally, leading workshops, intensives, retreats, and training hundreds of teachers in the Awakening Yoga method. She holds certifications as an ERYT-500, FRS Sports Mobility Specialist, Kinstretch Instructor, Registered Prenatal/Postnatal Yoga Teacher, and Birth Doula. Her asana practice is influenced by Annie Carpenter and Tiffany Russo, while her focus on mobility and performance stems from competitive athletics and training with Functional Range Systems and other sports performance leaders. ___________________________________________________ Learn more with Carling ⁠⁠Visit Carling's website⁠ ⁠⁠Follow Carling on Instagram⁠ ⁠____________________________________________________ Learn more about Alba: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Alba Yoga Academy Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Enjoy free classes and content on our YouTube channel⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow Celest on Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow Hannah on Instagram

In this extended conversation for The Glo Podcast, Glo teachers Annie Carpenter and Kia Miller discuss their journeys through the energy of the asana poses to the subtle energetic shifts the poses bring about.Kia and Annie emphasize why a safe and sacred space is important to create in yoga classes, where students can pursue an investigation into and questioning of the self. Both Annie and Kia talk about how their yoga practices have evolved over time. During Kia's thoughtful line of questions, Annie discusses being present, finding balance, and witnessing life as a form of spiritual engagement.They also discuss the power of pranayama as a tool for observation and finding stillness. Annie is one of Kia's mentors, so the conversation naturally flows into the topic of mentorship.The episode ends with expressions of gratitude and admiration between Kia and Annie, encapsulating the essence of their teacher-student relationship and the enduring impact of their shared yoga journey.Key Takeaways for this Episode00:00 introducing Annie Carpenter 03:57 the importance of subtlety in yoga 08:40 yoga as a quieting practice 24:14 living in continuums and finding balance 27:03 the role of yoga studios and community 30:49 the dance of surrender: allowing life to unfold 35:04 the power of pranayama: observing and finding stillness 41:46 self-trust and resilience: keys to a strong yoga practice 45:38 mentorship and assisting: deepening understanding and growth 47:27 in-person trainings: community and hands-on learning 49:45 the evolution of practice: finding meaning and simplicity 53:29 witnessing and presence: connecting with self and the worldLinks:Annie Carpenter's SmartFlow Yoga Teacher Training.Annie on InstagramKia Miller WebsiteKia on YouTubeKia on InstagramGLO classes:Classes with AnnieClasses with Kia

Kia Miller guest-hosts this episode in which she interviews Jason Crandell about ADHD, self-regulation, and turning challenges into assets.Kia shares her insights about how yoga has been useful as a practice to recognize egoist behaviors and cultivate self-awareness. Kia and Jason talk about how they apply the principles learned on the mat to everyday life.They wrap up their conversation by discussing the value of staying curious, continually learning and innovating as teachers, seeking new challenges. They pay homage to some of their favorite teachers, like Annie Carpenter and Elena Brower.Key Takeaways for this Episode(00:03) ADHD(13:14) Reflecting on yoga practice and transformation (19:29) Self-responsibility in yoga practice (40:29) Glimpses of self-truths in yoga (53:27) The functional approach in yoga (01:04:40) Yoga teacher mentors and menteesLinks:Jason's websiteJason's InstagramGLO classes:Kia's classes on GloJason's classes on Glo

Before we get to the interview, a message from Anne:‘Hosting this podcast and interviewing all these amazing people has been such an enriching experience, and I had no idea the impact it would have on me and my listeners. With every conversation, I feel changed by my guests' stories. Because it is stories that stay with us, that and how people made us feel.'  On that note, dear listener, can you please do me a favour?If you enjoy Out of the Clouds, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It helps make it stand out and will support booking of upcoming guests.'Episode NotesKnown in the yoga world as THE teachers' teacher, Annie Carpenter (@anniecarpentersmartflow) shares her story with Anne, who has been an avid student, first via online platform Glo.com, before attending live Zoom classes and IRL workshops with her in 2022. Annie's journey starts in Virginia, but she tells Anne how she found her path early on with dance, leading her to the Martha Graham company and New York City. From getting a scholarship to working at the junior company and briefly joining the main company, Annie found a calling in what she refers to as authentic self-movement and in teaching at the Martha Graham Center. An introvert, she shares with Anne how yoga became an essential part of her life, thanks to Integral yoga (Swami Satchidananda's school) which felt like a refuge from the competitiveness of the dance world.Annie explains how after a trip to LA and a conversation with her teacher Maty Ezraty, she impulsively relocated to the West Coast and turned to teaching yoga full time, training at Yoga Works under Maty and Lisa Walford. They go on to talk about teaching, about Annie's movement principles and energy, how to create inspiration for students, and why Annie founded her own yoga school, Smart Flow Yoga. Annie also shares why continuing to evolve is essential, as well as learning to let go of preconceived notions. She explains how she has learnt to tap into her students' expectations rather than relying on her own. Now based in Northern California, the teacher, who turned 65 this year, also talks about the stages of life, or ashrams, and she is learning to ‘retire' whatever is not supportive in her practice. Quoting Noam Chomsky, she says: "If you are teaching today what you were teaching five years ago, either your field is dead, or you are.” Annie also reveals  her passion for bird-watching, her mindfulness and pranayama practices, and how learning to be still was the doorway to her meditation practice. Finally, she answers the most delicate and profound question of all, one that Annie regularly asks her students: who is Annie? A joyous, profoundly thoughtful and inspiring interview. Enjoy!TakeawaysAnnie Carpenter's journey from dance to yoga and the influence of Martha Graham on her practiceThe importance of finding one's truth and balance in yoga practiceAnnie's development of Smart Flow Yoga and the principles behind itAnnie's role as a teacher's teacher and her experience teaching on Glow Glow Yoga offers a variety of teachers and practices that are both entertaining and beneficial.Teaching yoga via Zoom has its challenges, but it also allows for a more global community.Traveling for yoga teacher trainings can be both rewarding and guilt-inducing due to carbon emissions.Tapping into energy and using inquiry are important aspects of teaching yoga.Somatic movement and meditation can enhance the yoga practice and bring about self-discovery.Yoga philosophy, such as the Yuga Sutras, offers insights into time, space, and the human experience.There is a need for more accessible yoga classes that cater to beginners and focus on functional movement.Birdwatching is a passion of Anne's that connects her with nature and brings her joy. Birdwatching can be a meditative and calming hobby that allows for a deeper connection with nature.Daily rituals and practices, such as breathing exercises and yoga, can support well-being and balance.Continuous learning and evolution are essential in teaching and personal growth.Exploring the question of 'Who am I?' can lead to a deeper understanding of oneself and a sense of constancy.Connection, empathy, and self-discovery are key to finding happiness.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Annie Carpenter03:01 Annie's Journey from Dance to Yoga11:19 Annie's Early Yoga Experiences and Integral Yoga22:38 Creating Her Own School and Curriculum27:07 Movement Principles in Smart Flow Yoga31:45 Annie Carpenter: A Teacher's Teacher34:36 Teaching on Glow and the Future36:02 The Exciting and Beneficial World of Glow Yoga37:28 Teaching Yoga via Zoom: Challenges and Opportunities38:55 The Dilemma of Travel and Carbon Emissions42:17 Tapping into Energy and the Power of Inquiry in Teaching44:43 Exploring Somatic Movement and Meditation in Yoga57:31 Insights from Yoga Philosophy: The Yuga Sutras01:09:10 The Need for Accessible Yoga Classes01:12:04 Finding Joy in Birdwatching01:13:29 Birding: A Meditative and Calming Practice01:20:22 Daily Rituals for Well-being and Balance01:25:22 Continuous Learning and Evolution in Teaching01:32:40 Exploring the Question of 'Who am I?'01:43:29 The Significance of Connection, Empathy, and Self-Discovery in Happiness***Selected links from episodeYou can find Annie at https://www.smartflowyoga.com/about-annie-carpenter/on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/anniecarpentersmartflow/and on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/annie.carpenter1And all details for her upcoming class schedule and teacher trainings are available here  - https://www.smartflowyoga.com/or find Annie's classes on Glo - https://www.glo.com/Selected links from episodeMartha Graham on Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_GrahamAnd https://marthagraham.org/The classic piece Appalachian Spring - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM5-CsI713gIntegral Yoga - https://integralyoga.org/Savasana pose - https://www.yogapedia.com/definition/6582/savasanaAli McGraw Yoga, Mind & Body - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmW5Og4VBg8Eric Schiffman - https://erichschiffmann.com/Sally Kempton - https://www.sallykempton.com/Swami Satchidananda - https://integralyoga.org/founder/Maty Ezrati - https://matyezraty.com/Kia Miller - https://www.kiamiller.com/Triyoga London - https://triyoga.co.uk/Diana Rilov - https://www.dianarilov.com/Feldenkreis - https://feldenkrais.com/Alexander Technique - https://alexandertechnique.com/Bonnie Bainbridgecohen - https://bonniebainbridgecohen.com/The Glo Podcast - https://podcast.glo.com/The yoga sutras of Patanjali - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoga_Sutras_of_PatanjaliSiddhis - https://www.thecontemplativelife.org/blog/yoga-sutras-patanjali-siddhis-mystic-powersThe prothonotary warbler - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prothonotary_warblerSlow birding, the book by Joan E. Strassmann - https://www.amazon.com/Slow-Birding-Science-Enjoying-Backyard/dp/B09SN7L7WMScrub jays - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_scrub_jayThe four ashrams of life - https://yogasvi.com/the-four-ashrams-of-life/Abhinivesha - https://www.yogapedia.com/definition/5533/abhiniveshaAnnie's favourite word 'molt' - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/moltOut of the Clouds' playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Viqm1uiiHtM5Y0FwTCtFR?si=9c1d46979d784abaAnnie's choice for what song best represents her is I'll Take You There by the Staple Singers - https://open.spotify.com/track/5xHfZxFBcMA2akGVMM1bdk?si=fb01ff20b53c42b7An Immense world by Ed Yong https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/59575939-an-immense-world***If you enjoyed this episode, click subscribe for more, and consider writing a review of the show on Apple Podcasts, we really appreciate your support and feedback. And thank you  so much for listening! For all notes and transcripts, please visit Out Of The Clouds on Simplecast - https://out-of-the-clouds.simplecast.com/  Sign up for Anne's email newsletter for more from Out of the Clouds at https://annevmuhlethaler.com. Follow Anne: IG: @_outoftheclouds or  @annvi  This episode is brought to you by AVM Consulting Struggling to connect with your audience? Feeling disconnected from your brand's purpose? Is motivating your team becoming a daunting task?AVM Consulting offers a unique blend of coaching, consulting, and storytelling services designed to help your brand connect authentically, align with your values, and inspire your team to achieve greatness.With a track record of success in working with fashion and luxury partners worldwide, AVM Consulting, led by industry expert and certified coach Anne Mühlethaler, is your trusted partner in achieving your brand's vision. Ready to transform your brand and drive meaningful change? Don't wait any longer. We like to make magic happen.FIND OUT MORE ABOUT AVM CONSULTING HERE. ***If you enjoyed this episode, click subscribe for more, and consider writing a review of the show on Apple Podcasts, we really appreciate your support and feedback. And thank you so much for listening!  For all notes and transcripts, please visit Out Of The Clouds on Simplecast - https://out-of-the-clouds.simplecast.com/   Sign up for Anne's email newsletter for more from Out of the Clouds at https://annevmuhlethaler.com.  Follow Anne and Out of the Clouds: IG: @_outoftheclouds or  @annvi  Or on Threads @annviOn Youtube @OutoftheClouds For more, you can read and subscribe to Anne's Substack, the Mettā View, her weekly dose of insights on coaching, brand development, the future of work, and storytelling, with a hint of mindfulness.

My guest today is Anne (or Annie) Carpenter. Anne is a singer, photographer and I would add a beautiful writer, plus a new kindred spirit! I've heard Anne sing and was moved deeply. Although she grew up in a family of singers, was immersed in a choral mindset from middle school through college, I was surprised to learn that it's only been about ten years since Annie stepped into singing professionally. Her honesty about the career choices that didn't line up, her gratitude for all the people who lifted her up and encouraged her to trust both herself and her voice more fully, comes through in our conversation. It's an honor to shine light on this humble, gracious, woman of wonder,  curiosity and compassion. Check out the show notes for a link to Anne's beautiful website, IG and FB accounts to see where she is performing next. I've also included a link for a Living Music Event at the Westchester Collaborative Theater in Ossining, NY this month, fusing theater and music, where Anne will be the featured vocal artist. Even though we didn't discuss that in our conversation, I'd love to help promote this unique event. We just got our tickets for opening night on May 10th and hope to see you there!  Enjoy the podcast! Links: Anne's Website IG: @anneoranniecarpenter FB: AnneorAnnieCarpenter IG: @langhorneslim Living Music Event at the WCT

The dedicated yogi and founder of the Schoolof.yoga Joan Hyman discusses the foundation of her interest in yoga and her lifelong spiritual journey with Out of the Cloud's host Anne V Mühlethaler. First Joan shares her background growing up in Philadelphia and her journey into yoga, which she first encountered while pursuing a dance career. She discusses the importance of finding her voice as a teacher and the role of lineages and traditions in yoga. Joan also explains the yoga concept of Tapas and reaching the edge in one's practice. Joan has built a following worldwide, as she's been travelling to offer teacher training since 2010, and she reflects on the challenges and rewards of teaching internationally. She tells Anne about the creation of her Schoolof.yoga and her vision for its future, as well as her hopes for the future of yoga as a whole, including the importance of having great teachers continuing to teach and keep the lineage alive. Joan also talks about her new 300h teacher training program, and how she came to collaborate with world-renowned teachers, including Lisa Walford, Annie Carpenter, and many others.Together they have developed a comprehensive curriculum that covers various aspects of yoga, including pranayama and how the practice changes along with the practitioner's age. Joan also highlights the importance of incorporating healing modalities into yoga, such as trauma-informed practices. She explains how trauma affects the nervous system and emphasises the role of the parasympathetic nervous system in healing. To end, Joan shares her favourite yoga sutra, Pradipaksha Bhavanam, which encourages replacing negative thoughts with positive ones. Wanting to end on the importance of slowing down and enjoying life, she also tells Anne about the impact of India on her spiritual journey and how travel has opened up her mind ‘like an umbrella'.A warm and inspiring interview with a master teacher. Happy listening!***Selected links from episode You can find Joan on Instagram @JoanHymanSchoolofyogaOn YoutubeHer yoga school is Schoolof.YogaHer upcoming offerings including her Bali retreat are available here: https://www.schoolof.yoga/eventsJivamukti YogaMaty EzratyLisa WalfordMarla AptCristina HolopainenAnnie CarpenterYogaworksMysore YogaAbhyasaTapas Utthita TrikonasanaThe Yoga Sutras of PatanjaliKrya yogaSean CornJean HeilemanK. Pattabhi JoisKrishnamacharyaPranayamaLight on Yoga by BKS IyengarThe Vagus nerveDrishtiAli MacGraw and Eric Shiffman Yoga video on YoutubeViparita KaraniYoga Nidra or yogic sleepPratipakshabhavanam, Joan's favorite yoga sutra  - 2. 33, when negative thoughts arise, think the opposite.Wild World by Cat StevensThe Out of the Clouds playlist on SpotifyThe Surrender Experiment by Michael Singer*** TakeawaysFinding one's voice as a yoga teacher is an important aspect of teaching.Lineages and traditions in yoga provide a foundation of proven practices that have been passed down over time.Tapas, the willingness to endure and create a sense of purification, is an essential element of yoga practice.Meditation is a valuable practice in yoga that can be challenging but ultimately rewarding.Teaching yoga to different cultures requires adaptability and understanding of their unique needs and preferences.The School of Yoga aims to preserve the lineage and provide high-quality teacher trainings.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest03:02 Joan Hyman's Background and Journey12:04 Finding Her Voice as a Teacher17:46 Religion and Spirituality in Joan's Life20:37 The Importance of Lineages and Traditions in Yoga27:10 Understanding Tapas and Reaching the Edge in Yoga30:41 Joan's Journey in Meditation35:01 Teaching Yoga Around the World and the School of Yoga44:18 Teaching Different Cultures and Adapting to Students47:34 The Future of the School of Yoga and Yoga Itself48:57 Cultivating Excellence in Yoga Education52:20 Yoga for Healing and Trauma55:46 Activating the Parasympathetic Nervous System56:32 The Wholeness of Shavasana59:00 Upcoming Trainings and Retreats01:00:26 Favorite Yoga Sutra: Pradipaksha Bhavanam01:01:52 Grounding Rituals: Cooking and Nature01:02:51 Favorite Word: Adaptability01:03:35 Connection as Source and Authenticity01:04:03 Favorite Song: Wild World by Cat Stevens01:04:32 Secret Superpower: Overcoming Drug Use01:05:02 Favorite Book: The Surrender Experiment by Michael Singer01:06:06 Impactful Place: India01:06:34 Advice from Future Self: Slow Down and Enjoy Life01:07:08 What Brings Happiness: Being Grounded and with Loved Ones  This episode is brought to you by AVM Consulting Struggling to connect with your audience? Feeling disconnected from your brand's purpose? Is motivating your team becoming a daunting task? AVM Consulting offers a unique blend of coaching, consulting, and storytelling services designed to help your brand connect authentically, align with your values, and inspire your team to achieve greatness. With a track record of success in working with fashion and luxury partners worldwide, AVM Consulting, led by industry expert and certified coach Anne Mühlethaler, is your trusted partner in achieving your brand's vision. Ready to transform your brand and drive meaningful change? Don't wait any longer. We like to make magic happen. FIND OUT MORE ABOUT AVM CONSULTING HERE. If you enjoyed this episode, click subscribe for more, and consider writing a review of the show on Apple Podcasts, we really appreciate your support and feedback. And thank you so much for listening!  For all notes and transcripts, please visit Out Of The Clouds on Simplecast - https://out-of-the-clouds.simplecast.com/   Sign up for Anne's email newsletter for more from Out of the Clouds at https://annevmuhlethaler.com.  Follow Anne and Out of the Clouds: IG: @_outoftheclouds or  @annvi  Or on Threads @annviOn Youtube @OutoftheClouds For more, you can read and subscribe to Anne's Substack, the Mettā View, her weekly dose of insights on coaching, brand development, the future of work, and storytelling, with a hint of mindfulness.

Join Glo Teacher Annie Carpenter as she interviews Richard Rosen, a revered teacher in the yoga community, for an enlightening chat about breath, practice, mentors, and finding your voice as a teacher.Their heart-to-heart talk explores the essence of persistence in yoga and how commitment enriches both our practice and life's purpose. Richard shares about his influences and mentors, and how he evolved his own yoga teaching voice. He and Annie talk about Pranayama and how it is often underestimated in an Asana practice, and they explore the concept of karma. Richard caps off the chat with a poem that is a lighthearted reminder of life's unpredictable nature.Join us for this conversation that is as informative as it is inspiring.Key Moments(01:33) Annie Carpenter and Richard Rosen intros(11:05) teaching yoga(14:12) pranayama(20:03) teaching yoga philosophy(22:09) the evolution of yoga practice(28:13) life's phases(34:40) exploring mortality … and a poem to lighten the moodLinks:Annie's SmartFlow YogaThe Nest Yoga Studio (Oakland)GLO classes:Take Classes with Annie Carpenter on Glo

In this episode of the Native Yoga Toddcast, host Todd interviews Meredith Fogg Liebross, an Ashtanga yoga teacher based in Los Angeles. They discuss the unique path of becoming a yoga teacher and the stereotypes surrounding it. Meredith shares her experience studying with renowned teacher Annie Carpenter and the importance of finding a teacher who can pass down the wisdom of the tradition. They also touch on the challenges and joys of parenting and the constant pressure to be present in a world filled with distractions. Tune in for an insightful conversation on the deeper aspects of yoga and the journey of self-discovery.Follow Meredith on IG at: https://www.instagram.com/meredith_fogg_liebross/?igsh=MXVraWxoamF3NmI2Yw%3D%3DKey Takeaways:Choosing to become a yoga teacher is a unique and often unconventional career choice, driven by a deep connection to the practice and a sense of dharma.The role of a yoga teacher is to be a conduit of knowledge and experience, passing down the teachings and practices to the next generation.Ashtanga yoga is a method that requires dedication and consistency, with the goal of achieving ego death and non-dualism.Thanks for listening to this episode. Check out:

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Staying present and mindful in business can be hard for even the most dedicated yoga professional.   In this episode, Anne Muhlethaler joins us to share insight and tips for how she keeps herself tuned into her inner voice in a noisy world.   Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts or find it at www.theyogapropodcast.com   Anne is a 250 RYT yoga teacher and a certified mindfulness and meditation teacher who has studied with Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield as well as taken many workshops with world-renowned teachers such as Sally Kempton, Pema Chödrön, and Annie Carpenter. She teaches on Zoom and through guided meditations on her website, YouTube, Instagram and via her podcast, Out of the Clouds.     Topics: -Anne's yoga introduction -Letting go of perfection in your business -Mindfulness in the midst of turmoil -Getting clear on who what kind of experience you want to provide -Digging deeply into your intention to find your purpose -Mindful communication in your business -How to stay present when running your business -Listening to your inner voice -Why journaling can help you be more mindful in your business -Where yoga philosophy and ethical principles fit in to running a business -Finding trust in yourself through the Yamas and NIyamas -Reclaiming passion and leaning in to all of your interests -Finding gratitude in troubling situations -How she found her passion -Intergenerational downloads -Non-attachment and finding your authentic self by releasing judgements     Please fill out our survey and receive a FREE I'm a Yoga Pro sticker! https://lynxshort.com/podcastsurvey   Would you or someone you know make a great guest?   Apply with this podcast guest form and waiver https://forms.gle/wGDiv3i1ZSDAzu8o6     Connect with Anne: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-v-muhlethaler/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/annvi/ https://www.instagram.com/_outoftheclouds/   Website: https://annevmuhlethaler.com/   Podcast Out of the Clouds: https://annevmuhlethaler.com/out-of-the-clouds/the-podcast/   Guided meditations: https://insighttimer.com/annevmuhlethaler https://annevmuhlethaler.com/mindfulness-meditation/   Podcast Waking Heart https://podcasts.apple.com/ch/podcast/out-of-the-clouds-waking-heart/id1659286036   For one on one meditation sessions: https://calendly.com/out-of-the-clouds   Coaching and consulting practice: https://avm.consulting/   Stephen Colbert and Anderson Cooper interview https://www.cnn.com/audio/podcasts/all-there-is-with-anderson-cooper/episodes/ae2f9ebb-1bc6-4d47-b0f0-af17008dcd0c   Connect with Pamela: www.theyogapropodcast.com www.instagram.com/gratefullypamela   Email: info@interoceptiveperformance.com   Music:  The State of Things (The Bouncy Song) by Rena Wren is used with permission.   www.renawrenmusic.com

Carling Harps (@carlingnicole) has been teaching yoga since 2012, is a certified Mobility Specialist, Registered Pre/Postnatal teacher, and birth doula. A life long lover of movement & education, Carling has spent the last decade+ studying Yoga, Sports Mobility, Women's Advocacy & Birth. Surrounded by offerings from teachers such as Annie Carpenter, Philip Askew, Tiffany Russo, Caroline Myss, and multi-disciplinary systems such as Function Range Conditioning, Kinstretch, Postpartum Athleticism coaching, and doula training with Penny Simpkin in 2014. As a founder of Awakening Yoga Academy, Carling has traveled the world offering workshops and facilitating trainings in the AY method as well as offers classes both online and in person with her Seattle-based studio, Commune Yoga. As a mother, teacher, and female founder, Carling strives to bring a sense of curiosity, conscious connection, and empowering education to all of her teachings. WHAT WE CHAT ABOUT-Morning affirmations and positive self-talk-Realising you are not your thoughts-College cheerleader to functional movement teacher-What is mobility and functional movement?-Managing students who freestyle in class-The key to building a strong community-Loss of identity as a new mumPERKS FOR YOU10% off Liforme yoga mats with affiliate code HUSLER 25% off our online platform of yoga, meditation and sound healing with code HONEST25 (25% off single 12 month membership or reoccurring monthly membership until cancellation)

Known in the yoga world as THE teachers' teacher, Annie Carpenter (@anniecarpentersmartflow) shares her story with Anne, who has been an avid student, first via online platform Glo.com, before attending live Zoom classes and IRL workshops with her in 2022. Annie's journey starts in Virginia, but she tells Anne how she found her path early on with dance, leading her to the Martha Graham company and New York City. From getting a scholarship to working at the junior company and briefly joining the main company, Annie found a calling in what she refers to as authentic self-movement and in teaching at the Martha Graham Center. An introvert, she shares with Anne how yoga became an essential part of her life, thanks to Integral yoga (Swami Satchidananda's school) which felt like a refuge from the competitiveness of the dance world.Annie explains how after a trip to LA and a conversation with her teacher Maty Ezraty, she impulsively relocated to the West Coast and turned to teaching yoga full time, training at Yoga Works under Maty and Lisa Walford. They go on to talk about teaching, about Annie's movement principles and energy, how to create inspiration for students, and why Annie founded her own yoga school, Smart Flow Yoga. Annie also shares why continuing to evolve is essential, as well as learning to let go of preconceived notions. She explains how she has learnt to tap into her students' expectations rather than relying on her own. Now based in Northern California, the teacher, who turned 65 this year, also talks about the stages of life, or ashrams, and she is learning to ‘retire' whatever is not supportive in her practice. Quoting Noam Chomsky, she says: "If you are teaching today what you were teaching five years ago, either your field is dead, or you are.” Annie also reveals  her passion for bird-watching, her mindfulness and pranayama practices, and how learning to be still was the doorway to her meditation practice. Finally, she answers the most delicate and profound question of all, one that Annie regularly asks her students: who is Annie? A joyous, profoundly thoughtful and inspiring interview. Enjoy! ***You can find Annie at https://www.smartflowyoga.com/about-annie-carpenter/on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/anniecarpentersmartflow/and on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/annie.carpenter1And all details for her upcoming class schedule and teacher trainings are available here  - https://www.smartflowyoga.com/or find Annie's classes on Glo - https://www.glo.com/Selected links from episodeMartha Graham on Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_GrahamAnd https://marthagraham.org/The classic piece Appalachian Spring - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM5-CsI713gIntegral Yoga - https://integralyoga.org/Savasana pose - https://www.yogapedia.com/definition/6582/savasanaAli McGraw Yoga, Mind & Body - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmW5Og4VBg8Eric Schiffman - https://erichschiffmann.com/Sally Kempton - https://www.sallykempton.com/Swami Satchidananda - https://integralyoga.org/founder/Maty Ezrati - https://matyezraty.com/Kia Miller - https://www.kiamiller.com/Triyoga London - https://triyoga.co.uk/Diana Rilov - https://www.dianarilov.com/Feldenkreis - https://feldenkrais.com/Alexander Technique - https://alexandertechnique.com/Bonnie Bainbridgecohen - https://bonniebainbridgecohen.com/The Glo Podcast - https://podcast.glo.com/The yoga sutras of Patanjali - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoga_Sutras_of_PatanjaliSiddhis - https://www.thecontemplativelife.org/blog/yoga-sutras-patanjali-siddhis-mystic-powersThe prothonotary warbler - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prothonotary_warblerSlow birding, the book by Joan E. Strassmann - https://www.amazon.com/Slow-Birding-Science-Enjoying-Backyard/dp/B09SN7L7WMScrub jays - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_scrub_jayThe four ashrams of life - https://yogasvi.com/the-four-ashrams-of-life/Abhinivesha - https://www.yogapedia.com/definition/5533/abhiniveshaAnnie's favourite word 'molt' - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/moltOut of the Clouds' playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Viqm1uiiHtM5Y0FwTCtFR?si=9c1d46979d784abaAnnie's choice for what song best represents her is I'll Take You There by the Staple Singers - https://open.spotify.com/track/5xHfZxFBcMA2akGVMM1bdk?si=fb01ff20b53c42b7An Immense world by Ed Yong https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/59575939-an-immense-world***If you enjoyed this episode, click subscribe for more, and consider writing a review of the show on Apple Podcasts, we really appreciate your support and feedback. And thank you  so much for listening! For all notes and transcripts, please visit Out Of The Clouds on Simplecast - https://out-of-the-clouds.simplecast.com/  Sign up for Anne's email newsletter for more from Out of the Clouds at https://annevmuhlethaler.com. Follow Anne: IG: @_outoftheclouds or  @annvi   

Welcome to Episode #54 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! My conversation with Vera, a yoga teacher from Brunei, was so fun as we took a really honed in on what Universal Yoga really is. I hope that this conversation made you curious about how Universal Yoga can come from within, while still honoring the anatomical and scientific approach of the body. If you're looking to tune into a podcast episode that is all about Universal Yoga, and the difference between being a yoga teacher and a yoga practitioner, then this is the conversation for you. Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/wildyogatribe Tell me more about Chek Lee Kong (Vera) Chek Lee Kong is a yoga teacher and studio owner in Brunei. She is the owner of Truharmony Yoga Studio in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei. She teaches Hatha yoga (200hrs Certified Vikasa Yoga), Vinyasa Yoga- Fit Flow Fly (300hrs Bryce Yoga), and Universal Yoga (200hrs Certified). When the perfect opportunity arose, she renovated a space which is now Truharmony, located at Gadong Central in Brunei. Vera has also studied with dozens of yoga teachers around the world and completed so many workshops with Kino McGregor, Dylan Werner, Jason Crandell, Annie Carpenter, Sri Dharma Mittra, Tiffany Chruikshank, and more! What to expect in the Yoga In Brunei episode of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast What really peaked my interest was her 200hr Yoga Teacher Training in Universal Yoga. Universal Yoga is something I've never heard of before, and I was grateful that Vera took time to unravel how she first came to know about Universal Yoga and what Universal yoga is. Created and taught by Andrey Lappa. Universal Yoga has set sequences based on a highly scientific and anatomical approach.Yet, she says that Universal Yoga comes from within. The principle of Universal yoga is to always be awake and and to be conscious. It turns out that the founder of Universal Yoga is actually an engineer as well, so his attention to detail, anatomy, degrees of motion and movement is truly incredible. We talked also about how Vera— very recently— burned her legs very badly and has had to recover from this injury and return to her yoga practice and to teaching. For the skimmers - What's in the yoga in Brunei episode? What is Universal Yoga? Yoga that comes from within, not without What an engineer can bring to yoga as a teacher Being a yoga teacher is different from a yoga practitioner Recovering from badly burned legs and coming back to yoga Connect with Vera https://www.instagram.com/verayoga/ https://www.instagram.com/truharmony_yogastudio/ Want more? Head on over to my website https://wildyogatribe.com/thepodcast/ Check out all the resources here: https://linktr.ee/wildyogatribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildyogatribe/message

Heidi started practicing yoga in 2003 while pursuing her degree in International Studies and UC San Diego. She dabbled in many different types of yoga but eventually found her silver slipper with SmartFlow yoga and Annie Carpenter. She is also an avid equestrian and co-founder of Equisol Retreats, a horseback riding and yoga retreat business in Nosara, Costa Rica. She loves to explore how the physical and philosophical aspects of yoga can enhance riding and life in general.

Being an entrepreneur is tough! Start that same business in Cannabis and it's at least 10x more difficult. What about starting a business with your spouse as a co-founder and business partner? Maybe try to start an in-person events company a month before a global pandemic? Yeah… George & Kim Jage have done all that. Still love each other! And after two events in Las Vegas and New York, they are onto something disruptive, and are returning to Las Vegas this September! Kim is the energetically connected to the Universe type. Someone who would choose a college major to travel and understand the humans of this world better. She loves people, their energy, and sharing their passions. George is the stolen motorcycles, gas station weed, mushroom walks with undercover cops kind of guy, who unsurprisingly always got himself into trouble. In doing so he built a key skill of how to get out of it and that essential “make it work” drive that helped him start many successful businesses. Following her passion for plant medicine, their meeting at a Tea expo George was running was predicted by Marcus, Kim's naturopathic friend. The connection was immediate! The resulting story is how they came to start a journey as life and business partners, pandemics and all.  Please enjoy the founders journey of starting a disruptor event for Cannabis Brands and Retailers, MJ Unpacked, with co-founders George & Kim Jage Professional Summary: Kim Jage is an award-winning B2B brand developer and marketing executive. She is co-founder and chief marketing officer at Jage Media, as well as their affiliated cannabis CPG trade show, MJ Unpacked, and their media arm, MJ Brand Insights, which provides news and intel to cannabis industry professionals. Empathetic, energetic, and innovative, Kim is an expert in messaging and developing meaningful connections that build community and deliver return on investment. Prior to founding Jage Media and its properties, Kim was partner and vice president of sales & marketing at World Tea Media, director of sales & marketing at F+W Media, and president of Frost Jage Consulting. Under Kim's leadership, World Tea Expo was three times named Fastest 50 by Tradeshow Week Magazine. Kim has won numerous awards in advertising and brand development. She was named Expo Elite by Expo Magazine in 2013. Kim holds a Bachelor in International Politics from Hofstra University and is a certified yogi trained under the guidance of acclaimed practitioner Annie Carpenter. She enjoys spending quality time with her family, photography, hiking, and traveling, extensively — Kim's traveled to over 35 countries! For more information, please visit:https://www.jagemedia.com/ ( https://www.jagemedia.com) George Jage is an award-winning event producer and media executive with nearly 3 decades of experience. He was a founding partner and lead executive for the Off-price Show ('93-'01) and World Tea Media ('02-'14. George entered the cannabis industry in 2014 as President of MJBizDaily and was the lead architect of MJBizCon from 2014 through 2017, scaling the event from 20 table tops to over 100,000 net sq ft of exhibits at the Las Vegas Convention Center. George went on to serve as CEO of Dope Media and lead the sale of company assets to High Times Holding Corp in 2018. In 2018, George launched an exclusive microcap event to help drive investment into the growing number of publicly traded cannabis companies. In his latest media play, George launched Jage Media in partnership with his wife, Kim Jage, to meet the needs of the market and provide focused events to the CPG brands and retailers driving the industry forward. Company Summary: All it takes is a spark. MJ Unpacked is the first cannabis event of its kind that places passionate cannabis retailers and THC CPG brands at the center of it all, with unique opportunities to connect, collaborate and access capital. In a newly imagined format, executives are free to learn...

Cassi Stuckman has been a great pal of mine for 10+ years and we are an odd pair! We met as two young yogis headed to L.A. to train under Annie Carpenter, a well-known yoga teacher. We became friends and have kept in touch over the years through yoga trainings, hikes and the love for our pups (RIP Gus and Floyd). Cassi reviews the last two years of life transitioning from Chicago full time yogi to Colorado full time student at Naropa University. Polyvagal Theory How Cassi has used what she has learned in school to helped her learn more about her own story. Thank you, Cassi! Cassiyoga.com is where you can reach Cassi! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lindsey-o-volz/message

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Jenn speaks to Cristina Holopainen, co-founder of a modern yoga school and studio, Urban Ashram based in the Philippines and, founder of an award-winning wellness retreat center, Maruia River Retreats in New Zealand. A heartfelt conversation held in this episode where for the first time, Cristina publicly shares her experience with her late daughter, Olivia's diagnosis with edward syndrome at 21 weeks, and how her yoga practice has helped her stay grounded during the many ups and downs in her life journey thus far. (Recorded on August 4, 2021)About Cristina:Cristina has been teaching Yoga and managing a yoga school and studios for the last 10 years. She co-founded Urban Ashram Yoga in 2011 and the School of Yoga in the Philippines while managing them remotely from New Zealand since 2017. She was responsible for seamless transition to Urban Ashram's virtual platform which now provides 40 wellness classes online for Filipinos all over the world. She is the resident yoga teacher, retreat facilitator and General Manager of Maruia River Retreat, New Zealand's nature and wellbeing destination. She has mentored new teachers and yoga professionals and continues to teach and develop programs for older adults in retirement homes, beginner yoga courses and wellbeing retreats. She was a graduate of the 200-hour YogaWorks teacher training under Joan Hyman in 2011 and has completed her 300-hour program with Annie Carpenter under SmartFLOW in 2021.Episode Resources:Maruia River RetreatUrban Ashram YogaIG: Cristina's / Maruia / Urban Ashram Retreat

We all have moments that inspire us to change or dedicate ourselves to something we would have never guessed or expected. Glo teacher Annie Carpenter, shares the importance of presence and how our yoga practice can support us in cultivating presence. Annie shares about the early days of YogaGlo, the teachers who impacted her life, the Katha Upanishad, and how her practice (as a teacher and student) has evolved. They also discuss her teacher training program, SmartFLOW, and the ways her passion for birding is another exercise in presence. Links:https://www.smartflowyoga.com/GLO classes:Radical Acceptance https://www.glo.com/class/5399Here and Now https://www.glo.com/class/9245Mindfulness Meditation https://www.glo.com/class/10910Steady Breath Flow https://www.glo.com/class/11070Strong Supported Hatha https://www.glo.com/class/10909

Nicola Ellis is joined by Dr Marsha Bradfield and Andrew Wilson to discuss collaborating with people in different environments, and workplaces with particular reference to Ellis' artist placement at Ritherdon & Co Ltd (a family-run manufacturer of specialist steel enclosures, est. 1895) and her exhibition at Castlefield Gallery (13 June – 1 August 2021) which presented a body of work from this placement – to see documentation and other resources relating to that exhibition please visit: castlefieldgallery.co.uk Dr Marsha Bradfield describes herself as an artist-curator-educator-fundraiser-researcher-writer and company director. Marsha teaches on several courses as well being a PhD supervisor and researcher at Chelsea College of Arts. As part of her own practice, Marsha creates events, artworks, exhibitions, curricula, websites, publications and other projects that explore the subject of interdependence – the way in which things are connected to, and rely on, one another taking forms like relationships, systems and exchanges. She recently completed a fellowship in AI and machine learning for the BeFantastic TechArt triennial in Bangalore (2020). She is also a founding member of Incidental Unit, the third iteration of Artist Placement Group. Marsha recently co-curated a six-city touring programme to explore their legacy across the UK. Andrew Wilson experiments with structures that facilitate collaboration between people with different kinds of knowledge. He is a co-founder and organisers of: Para-Lab (with Annie Carpenter, 2017-) and Superposition (2013-2017), both collectives of artists and scientists; the Making Space (a cooperatively run shared workspace, 2013-); Same Skies (a citizen-led political network and think tank 2015-); and two co-operatives that develop software www.studiofor.co.

I never really thought a walk in nature was yoga, but it’s true. Any gateway to a mindful side is all a part of the practice. When Annie Carpenter mentioned this to me, it got me curious about other areas that bring us there. You see, Annie has this gift; she’s been teaching for a while and, in my opinion, is one of the titans. She has this special way of inviting you into your body without taking you fully out of the experience. She balances this fine line with grace and ease. It’s truly something special to see. I am so glad to have her on the show this week. What I loved about our convo is how easy it flowed. We’ve circled around one another in SF, and she’s always been someone I love and respect. She drops some beautiful wisdom about yoga that will make you reflect on all the places yoga truly is (y'all... it's everywhere!). This is one of those episodes that, for me, could have easily gone two hours. Listen and enjoy!Follow Annie on Instagram @anniecarpentersmartflowMUSIC: Process by 92elmSUPPORT THE SHOW: If you find this podcast valuable you can support it directly by visiting https://dannipomplun.com/support/WRITE A REVIEW: If you like the podcast, please leave a review or rating on iTunes! Click here for a quick and easy guide on how to leave a review on iTunes.Don’t forget to subscribe via: iTunes | Google Play | RSS | Spotify.See you on the mat. Much love and good vibes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 20: Postpartum with Annie Carpenter Hello you beautiful souls! Today's episode is all about postpartum life! Our guest, Annie Carpenter, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker joined us today to talk about her journey with Postpartum depression and provides some powerful perspectives to support all you mama's and future mamas out there along with your support systems. Annie is a mother to her sweet 7 month old boy, Grey, and the mastermind behind IG account @socialworkymama, a place to normalize motherhood, postpartum depression/anxiety/rage, and to connect you to education, resources, and tips/tricks to try with ZERO guilt. What we're talking about... Miscarriages and rainbow babies Pregnancy and birth during a pandemic Gestational diabetes Postpartum Depression/Anxiety/Rage The impact of sleep deprivation The power of communication, normalization, and validation LINKS MENTIONED Free Community Training on Postpartum Anxiety One World Empowered 28 Day Energetic Reset ->ClickHere

For this episode I interview Katherine Akey and Annie Carpenter. Katherine lives in the US, Annie lives in the UK, both are artists and both had their first babies shortly before the world shut down for Covid. The two first met when they were roommates on a boat in the Arctic during an Artist-in-residency in 2015, and they reunited virtually this past summer for "Call Centre", a blogging project coordinated by Allenheads Contemporary Arts (based in Northumberland UK) to document life during the pandemic.About "Call Centre":"[Call Centre is] A research project that is inviting people to share their experiences of this time of COVID-19 and how it has impacted on lives and creative processes.It will engage regional, national and international artists from contrasting rural and urban areas. From their ‘outposts’ the six satellite artists and a writer will focus their research on a variety of areas including home, travel, being stranded, trust, fragility, confinement, politics, the domestic and motherhood.​"I was super excited to connect with these amazing artists/new-mothers. You can check out Katherine's work at https://www.katherineakey.com/ and Annie's at http://anniecarpenter.co.uk/ and to read both of their contributions to "Call Centre", along with the blog from the other participants, visit https://www.acart.org.uk/blogThis interview was originally recorded on January 29th, 2021 Get on the email list at bridgingthesocialdistance.substack.com

Yoga and Pilates teacher Jonni Garro joins the Dharma Drops conversation! In this episode, Jonni shares her insights and experiences as a student of Annie Carpenter and SmartFLOW Yoga. But, most importantly, she underscores the importance of loving ourselves and our bodies—our soul suits—for ALL that they are. Along the way, we talk about yoga, meditation, dance, and more. Get the full show notes at https://dharmadropspodcast.com/blog/episode45 To get more Dharma Drops goodness, head over to: Instagram: @dharmadropspodcast Facebook: Dharma Drops Website: dharmadropspodcast.com Enjoy this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts! It’s a great way to show your support and to share Dharma Drops Podcast with others. Email the review of your screenshot to rebecca@rebeccawarfield.com for 15% off your next purchase in the Dharma Drops Shop! Don’t miss a drop of Dharma Drops! Sign up for the email list to score podcast updates, freebies, promos, and more!

GUEST: Nina Jarnum, Yoga TeacherWhat breath of fresh air that walked into Studio 140 and sat across from me this week. Nina Jarnum is one of those "what you see is what you get" kinda women and I'm Not Gonna Lie, it was a delight to have her sit and chat. Round and round we went about yoga and wellness, single life as strong +40 women (and what our REAL expectations are) and parenting through the generations and the types of children we are turning out. After a bottle of Sauv Blanc, all was right in the world (or at least in the room.)Nina is a Northern California based teacher registered with Yoga Alliance (ERYT200, RYT500, YACEP), trained in the Hatha tradition by Shane Davies and Smart Flow with Annie Carpenter. Always seeking a deeper understanding of yoga and movement, she is continuously adding to her training.Although Danish-born and raised, her yoga journey started over a decade ago while living in England. A few years later, having moved to California, she discovered her talent (and obsession) for arm balances and inversions, and the road to becoming a yoga teacher became a natural development from then on.Learn more about Nina here:http://www.ninajarnumyoga.com/https://www.instagram.com/ninajarnumyoga/https://www.facebook.com/ninajarnumyoga/I'm Not Gonna Lie is hosted by Danielle Stroble with producer Phil Ybarrolaza in Petaluma, CA. This episode was recorded at Keller Street CoWork. https://kellerstreetcowork.com/who-we-are/I'm Not Gonna Lie is a proud member of the Podifornia (podifornia.com) podcast network.

Today’s guest is Annie Carpenter. She is a pioneer in the yoga world and was also a professional dancer. She is a mentor and teacher to Nathalie along with many other teachers around the world. Annie is known to be the teacher of teachers. Annie shines some light on her background, telling us that going to a rehabilitation center after falling into recreational drugs ignited her passion for yoga. She describes that while working as a professional dancer in New York City, yoga was her way to relax; she wouldn’t have been able to work without it. Annie was a student of the late Martha Graham and danced for her internationally acclaimed company.  Nathalie feels that the importance of the yoga teacher is becoming lost as yoga evolves. Annie believes that it’s difficult to have perspective on self, no matter what we are doing. We then hear about Annie’s teaching style. Annie has been with her partner for fifteen years and talks about why she thinks her relationship has worked. She says that a big piece of it is supporting each other’s passion.   www.shantiyogatrainingschool.comJoin Nathalie's Friday Highlights HERE www.livinglifeinlight.comIG @shantiyogatrainingschool @nathaliecroix http://anniecarpenter.com/IG @anniecarpentersmartflow

Today on the Spiritual Spiral Podcast, I am super excited to welcome Meredith Fogg Liebross to the show. I met Meredith maybe five or six years ago at a video taping for an online yoga class. Instantly I was impressed by her intellect and sense of humor, her relaxed low-key attitude as well as her passion for yoga. Meredith has completed over one thousand hours of teacher training with some of the most notable yoga teachers in America. She's studied with Many Ezraty, Annie Carpenter and she has taught yoga all over Los Angeles. She is currently on a sabbatical from teaching while she raises two children but plans on heading back to the studio very soon to teach again. We talk about yoga, her respect for the internal and philosophical aspects of the practice. We talk about her overwhelming love and adoration for Maty, we talk about Cal Newport, being still and the impact of social media on the yoga community. Meredith and I also discuss the TV show Euphoria and the tech obsessed adolescent culture the show depicts and how she manages to raise two children in the tech crazed society we live in today. Be sure to follow Meredith on instagram and if you enjoy the show, please share it with friends or head on over to iTunes and write a quick review. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon Page. As always, thanks so much for listening to the show.

Annie Carpenter, creator of SmartFLOW Yoga, and I sat down for an impromptu chat after one her weekend workshop sessions! In this special episode of Dharma Drops podcast, Annie shares insight about the yoga teacher’s role, how dancing for Martha Graham informed her work as a yoga teacher, the importance of dharana (point of focus), and more. Plus, she shares a little history about how she became an active bird watcher. And even though I might be tired from a challenging weekend of yoga with Annie, she reminds me loud and clear that it's time to wake up!  It's beyond an honor to have Annie as a guest on the show. As such, special thanks to Annie for her time and generosity. To learn more about Annie, follow her on Instagram at @anniecarpentersmartflow or head over to her website anniecarpenter.com. To keep up with the Dharma Drops shenanigans, follow me on Instagram at @rebeccawarfieldyoga and @dharmadropspodcast or on Facebook at Rebecca Warfield Yoga + Dharma Drops.  To check out my other offerings, including online courses, communities, and more, scoot over to dharmadropspodcast.com.  A special thanks to Longwave Yoga for hosting Annie's workshop and the space to record this episode. Please don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to Dharma Drops. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your support!

  Falling Up Radio With Michael Harris  Website https://fallingupradio.com/nathalie-croix/ Falling Up Radio Show Notes : Nathalie is a registered yoga teacher at the highest level E-RYTs 500 and is also a YACEPs certified trainer for continuing education in the Yoga Alliance International Registry. Show Highlights > Rescuing a duck from a dog attack > Starting yoga at 9 or 10 > Felt like home first time in yoga > Studying Ashtanga Yoga with K. Pattabhi Jois in India > Working as a yoga advisor & teaching Mysore at YogaWorks > Teachers have included  Seane Corn, Shiva Rea, Erich Schiffman, Chuck & Maty, Ghanga & Tracy White, Annie Carpenter  & many others > Yoga On & Off the Mat – its all connected > Stop limiting ourselves – do what works for you > The effects of meditation on our lives  > Upcoming Book – Living Life in Light > Starting with yourself and being present in the moment Visit This Episode's Website https://fallingupradio.com/nathalie-croix/ Subscribe to Falling Up Radio On Apple Podcast  Main Page https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/falling-up-radio/id1397143083  

Watch video or download podcast belowhttps://bp242.isrefer.com/go/mh5dc/yoganow/mh5dc ()   Nathalie Croix has been teaching yoga for over almost twenty years. She has been leading Shanti Yoga Trainings for the last five years, with over one hundred student graduates completing the program and many testimonials of how the training not provides tools for great yoga teaching, but also enhances all areas of life by promoting yoga on and off the mat. Nathalie has lead and continues to lead many retreats in the US and abroad each year. Having learned yoga in her early teens Nathalie took her first trip to India to study yoga at 20 years old, after having met one of her main teachers Sri K. Pattabhi Jois in the US during one of his world tours. She attended College in the US with a scholarship in dance, after completing professional dance school, Studio Harmonique, in Paris, France. She is a registered yoga teacher at the highest level E-RYTs 500 and is also a YACEPs certified trainer for continuing education in the Yoga Alliance International Registry. Show Highlights> Rescuing a duck from a dog attack > Starting yoga at 9 or 10 > Felt like home first time in yoga > Studying Ashtanga Yoga with K. Pattabhi Jois in India > Working as a yoga advisor & teaching Mysore at YogaWorks > Teachers have included Seane Corn, Shiva Rea, Erich Schiffman, Chuck & Maty, Ghanga & Tracy White, Annie Carpenter & many others > Yoga On & Off the Mat – its all connected > Stop limiting ourselves – do what works for you > The effects of meditation on our lives > Upcoming Book – Living Life in Light > Starting with yourself and being present in the moment [gallery link="none" size="large" ids="2408,2409,2406,2405,2413,2411,2410,2404,2414,2412,2416,2415"] Nathalie Links & ResourcesWebsite: https://www.nathaliecroix.com/ (https://www.nathaliecroix.com/) Website: https://www.shantiyogatrainingschool.com/ (https://www.shantiyogatrainingschool.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/NathalieCroix/ (https://www.instagram.com/NathalieCroix/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/NathalieCroix (https://twitter.com/NathalieCroix)  

In this episode, I’m excited to share a rebroadcast of one of my favorite interviews I’ve conducted so far on the podcast. I’ll be mixing these episodes in with brand new interviews over the next few months…I encourage you to check them out if you are new to the show—and if you’ve been a long-time listener, first of all—thank you!—I encourage you to listen again, as you might just catch some insight that you didn’t before. Enjoy!  Guest Bio: California-based certified yoga teacher, Kimi Dawn, has been practicing yoga for several years, exploring a variety of yoga disciplines and is focused on the therapeutic and nurturing modalities in which yoga can bring balance, peace and healing into her student's busy lives. Her approach focuses on the intuitive movement of each unique body, mindful of anatomical variations, Kimi Dawn, teaches slow, deliberate sequencing to allow time for experiencing the postures, checking in and being in the center of strength and acceptance of the body. Kimi Dawn's offerings lead students back to themselves; with the possibilities of rediscovering their innate wisdom through meditative movement and breath. She teaches yoga in studio environments, city organizations, donation based park and private/small group sessions. Certified through Tamal School of Yoga; Tamal Dodge & Sesa O'Connor (200 hours of Vinyasa Flow) and Silk Roads Sangha; Daniel Hickman & Denise Antonini (200 hours Mulit-disciplinary Yoga). Kimi completed 1st and 2nd degree Reiki training with EarthSoul Holistic Healing and an 8-week "Daily Love Mastery" life coach course with Mastin Kipp, founder of The Daily Love, in 2014. Influenced by master teachers, Kimi Dawn has practiced with Seane Corn, Annie Carpenter (35 hours of SmartFLOW training), Kathryn Budig, Brian Kest, Ashley Turner, Saul David Raye, to name a few. She's been practicing from Thailand to Italy and wants to share it all with you. Follow Kimi on Instagram // Listen and Subscribe to the Think Outside the Lines Podcast: Apple Podcasts Spotify Player FM Stitcher IHeartRadio Pocketcasts // For more information about the show, coaching services, and more, please visit: http://thinkoutsidethelines.com // Follow @ThinkOutsideTheLines on Instagram

Jamie Lynn Worster is a yoga teacher in Freeport and Portland. In 2008, Jamie was living in Los Angeles where she worked at Yoga Works and also completed her first 200 hour yoga teacher training with Annie Carpenter and Kia Miller. Since then, she has become a yoga health coach and taken many other yoga teacher trainings. For the past decade, Jamie has been on the Maine yoga scene. In addition to teaching yoga, Jamie offers in person training and online courses on creating healthy and sustainable daily habits through the lens of Ayurveda that supports one's radiance. She is committed to creating conscious community and her teachings are filled with warmth and nourishing energy.Jamie created the Radiant Living Community, which includes a ten-week course on radiant living. The next session begins in the spring of 2019, and she is now collaborating with a few other teachers to offer the course in a supportive community. To make it more accessible, it is an online course so you can take it from anywhere and there are group video conference calls along with one-on-one coaching calls. Check out her website for more details at jamielynnworster.com

Born and raised in Venice Beach, California, and after traveling around the world, Sarah now lives in Brooklyn, New York.  Being a cancer survivor, artist and food lover she incorporates resiliency, courage and humor in her on-going group, corporate and private classes.  During the past two decades, Sarah has studied with Bryan Kest, Annie Carpenter, Maty Ezraty, Leslie Kaminoff and Nikki Costello having accumulated over … Continued

Annie Carpenter, veteran yoga teacher trainer from Yogaworks and creator of SmartFLOW Yoga, talks with J about the history of YTT’s, current industry trends, and transitioning from growth models to in-depth inquiry. They discuss Annie’s background in yoga, the professional situations she has had to navigate, her opinions on conducting trainings and mentoring teachers, how things have changed over the years for good and bad, and the indications of a grassroots upswell calling for a return to core principles. This episode is sponsored by Karmasoft.   This episode is part of our premium podcast subscription. To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.  

This week's episode is special. Special in the way that we for the first time have an English speaking guest, and it's not just any guest - it is Annie Carpenter. We are thrilled to have her all the way from California.

My guest this week joins me for her third appearance on the podcast. Join us for an in-depth conversation on overcoming struggle, and living your best life! Guest Bio: Thank you for seeing me. I'm Kimi Dawn, in case we haven't met yet. I'm a California-based certified yoga teacher, Reiki Master, living room dancer, and your humble 'reminder' that we are all in this 'circle' together. I know that the magic happens outside the comfort zone and the pictograph that tells you to be the dot outside the circle. Yes, please be that dot, but remember that this circle is to support you when you need to round up and be reminded none of us do it alone. Plus, there's just something really sacred and soul connecting when we Circle Us as seekers and consciousness contributors.Where I join the circle...Allow me to help remind you of who you really are and why YOU matter. We will explore the process through various ways of connecting you back to the 'real' you that nobody else can be; authentic, soul-shining, and embracing the gift of your life or creating the life that is waiting for you! How? Explore my page, SEE what's available and allow yourself to be SEEN | An Experience of Presence.We are all creatives by nature, but along the way, I found myself in the certificate club. Here are the credentials, but mostly, it was about the teachers that had SEEN me, and helped me to remember it was best to continue being me. Certified through Tamal School of Yoga; Tamal Dodge & Sesa O'Connor (200 hours of Vinyasa Flow) and Silk Roads Sangha; Daniel Hickman & Denise Antonini (200 hours Mulit-disciplinary Yoga). 35 hours of SmartFlow with Annie Carpenter & an Embody Love Movement facilitator focusing on positive body image and community awareness. Reiki Master Teacher under the Usui Reiki Method and Karuna Reiki practitioner. Soul reviving 8-week program called "Daily Love Mastery" with Mastin Kipp in 2014 and continues to be part of his online mentoring program "Claim Your Power™." Aside from formal yoga training, a lifetime ago I obtained a B.S. in Technical Management; was discharged as an Army Veteran, and always a humble mother of three amazing daughters whom are truly my best teachers. I've placed myself in the presence yogalebrities such as: Seane Corn, Kathryn Budig, Ashley Turner, and Saul David Raye, which have inspired my own practice and offerings.For more information, visit Kimi on the web: kimidawn.comKimi on Facebook   //   Think Outside the Lines Podcast Subscribe / Leave a review on iTunes Subscribe / Listen on Google Play Music Subscribe on Soundcloud Subscribe on Player.FM Subscribe on IHeartRadio Subscribe on Stitcher // If you would like to stay updated on all things podcast-related, click here to sign up for the mailing list.

Namaste, Yoga Revealed Podcast Community! This is Andrew Sealy and Alec Rouben here to welcome you to the Yoga Revealed Podcast! Back in June, we both had the blessing to sit down with the revered Annie Carpenter at the Hanuman Yoga Festival in Boulder, Colorado! Annie is known for her intelligent sequences, mindful directions, and humorous classes. Annie holds the dharma of true Service in her heart, which is clear when you are in the room with her! We learn how Annie Found yoga in the 70’s, which helped her move past drugs, negative patterns, and helped Annie gain control of her life; accessing different levels of her mind. Tune into this episode of the Yoga Revealed Podcast, and hear the story from a truly dedicated Yoga Teacher. Find out how SMARTflow Yoga was developed and what annie looks to transmit to her students, and how we can take this message into our life and LIVE Yoga! If you are yet to, Sign up for the Yoga revealed Podcast at www.yogarevealed.com ! Be sure to stay connected with us! Until next time, Live your Truth and Love Life! Andrew Sealy & Alec Rouben Yoga Revealed Podcast Team See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we dive further into the mind-body connection with Yoga Instructor Kimi Dawn. Inspiration. Guaranteed.  Guest Bio: California-based certified yoga teacher, Kimi Dawn, has been practicing yoga for several years, exploring a variety of yoga disciplines and is focused on the therapeutic and nurting modalities in which yoga can bring balance, peace and healing into her student's busy lives. Her approach focuses on the intuitive movement of each unique body, mindful of anatomical variations, Kimi Dawn, teaches slow, deliberate sequencing to allow time for experiencing the postures, checking in and being in the center of strength and acceptance of the body. Kimi Dawn's offerings lead students back to themselves; with the possibilities of rediscovering their innate wisdom through meditative movement and breath. She teaches yoga in studio environments, city organizations, donation based park and private/small group sessions. Certified through Tamal School of Yoga; Tamal Dodge & Sesa O'Connor (200 hours of Vinyasa Flow) and Silk Roads Sangha; Daniel Hickman & Denise Antonini (200 hours Mulit-disciplinary Yoga). Kimi completed 1st and 2nd degree Reiki training with EarthSoul Holistic Healing and an 8-week "Daily Love Mastery" life coach course with Mastin Kipp, founder of The Daily Love, in 2014. Influenced by master teachers, Kimi Dawn has practiced with Seane Corn, Annie Carpenter (35 hours of SmartFLOW training), Kathryn Budig, Brian Kest, Ashley Turner, Saul David Raye, to name a few. She's been practicing from Thailand to Italy and wants to share it all with you. For more information, please visit Kimi’s websites: kimidawn.com yogatrippin.net Kimi’s Twitter Kimi’s Facebook Kimi’s Instagram // In this episode, we discuss: The Miracle Morning Mastin Kipp : Daily Love Elizabeth Gilbert Brene Brown Mirror Work : 21 Days to Heal Your Life Danielle LaPorte : Desire Map MIR Method // Subscribe / Leave a review on iTunes Subscribe on Soundcloud Subscribe on Player.FM Subscribe on Stitcher // Join the Think Outside the Lines Facebook Group // If you would like to stay updated on all things podcast-related, click here to sign up for the mailing list. // Return to main podcast page //

Emily, a Toronto native, was first introduced to yoga in New York City where she was studying theater and the art of becoming an anxiety-ridden insomniac! At the time, the thought of Yoga meant slowing down, which meant terrifying and seemed better suited for “hippies” and “tea people”, not she! But after accidentally stumbling into her first class, she was shocked to discover that this “slowing down” was not only the most challenging sweaty work-out she’d ever had, but for the first time in ages, she felt calm. Excited and inspired to learn more, she began her study and practice of Yoga.   Emily completed one of Moksha Yoga’s first 800-hour teacher trainings in Thailand where she was lucky enough to study with Susi Hately Aldous, Ted Grand and Jessica Robertson, Frank Boccio, and more. It was on this trip that Emily, Deena and Jess planted the seed of a distant dream to one day open Moksha Yoga LA…   Cut to: Years later. Emily now lives in LA, teaches Yoga privately all over LA, is the creator of Yoga Theater for Kids (which she taught in schools, and foster youth programs throughout Los Angeles), has just finished performing her LA debut of her One-woman show…when Deena said something like “Ok, so are you ready to open up Moksha Yoga LA yet now, or what??”, to which she said yes and the rest is history.   Emily is grateful to her teachers both present and past such as Annie Carpenter, Kia Miller, Bryan Kest, Gurmukh, Liz Olesky, Jasmine Lieb, the Robertson Family tree, her wonderful meditation mentors, Jeanne Pisano and Ken McLeod and to her students, the greatest teachers of all. Emily also has a passion for philanthropic work. Within the first two years of being open, Moksha Yoga LA raised over $160,000 for charities around the world. Founder of Sweat for Change has raised $115,000 for Little Kids Rock

Join Anna K. as she interviews Larry Thraen... Yoga discovered me when I was training for marathons. In order to keep my body well despite an intense weekly running regimen, I intuitively combined stretching with my breath. Later, I attended my first yoga class in NYC and I discovered that I had been doing yoga all along.  Known in Nicaragua as Yoga Larry, I'm a Vinyasa style powerful flow instructor who has spent the majority of my teaching career in Nicaragua. Since 1998 I studied extensively in Los Angeles under Vinnie Marino, Bryan Kest, Annie Carpenter, Steve Ilg, Mark Blanchard and Kathryn Budig. I teach from life experience and incorporate traditional wisdom of the Tibetan Diamond Sutras, A Course in Miracles, and transpersonal psychology. I lead several international yoga teacher trainings, retreats and workshop and continue to further myself through continued wellness education. When not running, mountain biking; surfing; or traveling, I may be found 'flying' acro partners throughout Houston and searching for 'hole in the wall' eats. See more here!