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Celebrating Black History Month with a conversation with The Carters, Wills & Denise Carter.Taylor Hunt, Co-Director of "A Night to Remember" Local events.
Sometimes our desire for control can be the thing that is holding us hope; in the second week of Resonate, Taylor Hunt from Mission Church Ventura takes a look at the idea of control and how we can break free from its control.
Dan and Alicia interview professional dancer, Taylor Hunt, and take in some dance of their own at a Star Wars-themed burlesque show in a new segment called Dan and Alicia Go Forth.Dan & Alicia are 2 great friends who know a ton of talented people. The Almost There Podcast is about bringing you their stories. New episodes every other Thursday.
Our favorite intimacy coordinator is back! Robbie shares his experience working on the Red, White and Royal Blue movie by breaking down his process for select scenes. He answers our Patreon member's and listeners' burning questions about RWRB. Plus Robbie gives us a teaser about his latest project Mary and George! If you want to support us and gain access to bonus content become a Patreon: BGE Patreon Wanna talk queer media with us and our friends? Join our Discord: BGE Discord Link This episode along with all our other episodes are now available on YouTube: Check out the BGE Channel As always, please feel free to reach out to us on all the things. We love hearing from you! Twitter @biggayenergypod Instagram @biggayenergypod TikTok @Biggayenergypodcast Tumblr @biggayenergypod --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bgepod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bgepod/support
Hear Paddy and Red chat with Taylor Hunt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Red has some news for an adventure ahead, we discuss 4x4 news, as well as a chat with Taylor Hunt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Three words can change everything. In John 15 Jesus says, "remain in me." This is an invitation to a full life of rootedness, confidence, and joy.We're so thankful have to have Taylor Hunt in from Mission Ventura to help us walk through what it means to be rooted in Jesus.Check out the links below for some important info! (https://slocity.church/im-new) - Click here to fill out a connect card if you're new (https://slocity.church/this-week) - Click here to jump into community(https://subsplash.com/slocitychurch/app) - Click here to download the app and stay connected (https://slocity.church/give) - We dream of being a generous church that trusts God fully and makes a difference. If God has put it on your heart to give, click the link above.
In this episode, we spoke with Robbie Taylor Hunt. He is an intimacy coordinator who has worked on projects such as Matriarch, You, and Red, White, and Royal Blue! If you want to support us and gain access to bonus content become a Patreon: BGE Patreon Wanna talk queer media with us and our friends? Join our Discord: BGE Discord Link This episode along with all our other episodes are now available on YouTube: Check out the BGE Channel As always, please feel free to reach out to us on all the things. We love hearing from you! Twitter @biggayenergypod Instagram @biggayenergypod Tik Tok @Biggayenergypodcast Tumblr @biggayenergypod Gmail BigGayEnergyPod@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bgepod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bgepod/support
We chat with Taylor Hunt about an exciting development in relation to the Macquarie perch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hopestream for parenting kids through drug use and addiction
So many of us go through life feeling we're missing something important – an idea or practice that will help mold us into our best selves. It's possible to go our entire lives without even knowing what we're looking for. But sometimes, the universe seems to put exactly what we need right before us.My guest today, Taylor Hunt, was only months sober when he began praying about that missing piece. And when it was finally offered to him (in a most unusual way), he rejected it over and over again. On today's episode, Taylor tells us the incredible story of how he finally came to accept the practice that would save his life and give purpose to hundreds of others in recovery: Ashtanga yoga.Taylor has been in recovery for 17 years now, but when he first began yoga, he was only a few months sober, desperately trying to build a healthy life. Since then, he has become a lifelong advocate of the benefits of the practice, especially for those in recovery. On this episode, we discuss:The almost supernatural way yoga found its way into his lifeThe common problem yoga can relieve for young people struggling with anxiety and substance misuseThe positive domino effect of consistent yoga practiceYoga's role in the lives of parents with kids misusing substancesResources:The Partnership to End Addiction: www.drugfree.org/get-supportThe Body Keeps the Score (Bessel van der Kolk)www.taylorhuntyoga.comA Way From Darkness - Taylor's bookTrini Foundation - Taylor's nonprofit organizationApply for a scholarshipThe podcast is now part of a nonprofit called Hopestream Community: www.hopestreamcommunity.orgLearn about The Stream, our private online community for moms, at www.thestreamcommunity.comWe now have a new community for dads parenting a child who struggles with substance use and mental health; The Woods: members.thewoodscommunity.orgFind us on Instagram: @hopestreamcommunityDownload my free e-book, HINDSIGHT: Three Things I Wish I Knew When My Son Was Misusing Drugs: www.brendazane.com/hindsightJoin my email list: www.brendazane.com/email
In this episode, Morgan talks about growing up in quartet and being a female musician!
In this podcast, I chat with a kindred spirit, Sam Taylor Hunt. This podcast is a no-holds barred podcast on biodiverse gardening. We slay (and savagely discredit) a few sacred canards of the (biodiverse) gardening world. Fancy hearing some free-range conversation instead of the usual battery-thinking around horticulture? Sam Taylor Hunt is the owner of Modica Gardens-. Check them out at https://www.modicagardens.com. They undertake some fabulous projects in the Cheltenham /Cotswold area. Please subscribe to follow clips of this podcast and the other podcasts I have recorded, discussing the subject of biodiversity.
In this podcast, I chat with a kindred spirit, Sam Taylor Hunt. This podcast is a no-holds barred podcast on biodiverse gardening. We slay (and savagely discredit) a few sacred canards of the (biodiverse) gardening world. Fancy hearing some free-range conversation instead of the usual battery-thinking around horticulture? Sam Taylor Hunt is the owner of Modica Gardens-. Check them out at https://www.modicagardens.com. They undertake some fabulous projects in the Cheltenham /Cotswold area. Please subscribe to follow clips of this podcast and the other podcasts I have recorded, discussing the subject of biodiversity.
In this podcast, I chat with a kindred spirit, Sam Taylor Hunt. This podcast is a no-holds barred podcast on biodiverse gardening. We slay (and savagely discredit) a few sacred canards of the (biodiverse) gardening world. Fancy hearing some free-range conversation instead of the usual battery-thinking around horticulture? Sam Taylor Hunt is the owner of Modica Gardens-. Check them out at https://www.modicagardens.com. They undertake some fabulous projects in the Cheltenham /Cotswold area. Please subscribe to follow clips of this podcast and the other podcasts I have recorded, discussing the subject of biodiversity.
In this podcast, I chat with a kindred spirit, Sam Taylor Hunt. This podcast is a no-holds barred podcast on biodiverse gardening. We slay (and savagely discredit) a few sacred canards of the (biodiverse) gardening world. Fancy hearing some free-range conversation instead of the usual battery-thinking around horticulture? Sam Taylor Hunt is the owner of Modica Gardens-. Check them out at https://www.modicagardens.com. They undertake some fabulous projects in the Cheltenham /Cotswold area. Please subscribe to follow clips of this podcast and the other podcasts I have recorded, discussing the subject of biodiversity.
You've got to hear this story from Taylor Hunt! Taylor is a true inspiration and motivation for all of us in the yoga and bodywork community. Personally having lost loved ones to drug and alcohol addiction it is so inspiring to hear from Taylor how he has been able find his way toward health and his passion for helping others who are in need of assistance. Please visit Taylor at his website taylorhuntyoga.com. Get a copy of his book A Way from Darkness at his website here awayfromdarkness.com. Also check out his non-profit dedicated to helping others in the recovery process here at thetrinifoundation.org.During this podcast we discuss:how Taylor found yoga and its' role in assisting his recoveryhow Taylor has been able to utilize his passion for yoga to help othershear first hand what how his journey to India to learn yoga has shaped himlisten to what it is like to move from the depths of addiction to the heights of finding purpose and sharing that with those in needwe discuss how important it is to talk about what is happening in our community in relation to opioid addiction and the process of seeking solutions that can actually workAbout Taylor:Taylor Hunt is a devoted practitioner and teacher of Ashtanga Yoga. He makes yearly trips to Mysore, India to study under the guidance of his teacher, R. Sharath Jois. In 2013, Taylor was granted Level 2 Authorization to teach and has had the honor of assisting Sharath on several occasions. Taylor is dedicated to sharing the healing practice with others and providing a community where practitioners can find support in their practice and daily lives. Read more hereThanks for listening to this episode. Check out:
This is the second time that Taylor has been on the Keen on Yoga Podcast, this time talking about the role of the yoga teacher. Taylor believes that Ashtanga yoga is for everyone and that it can be tailored to fit each individual's needs. He encourages others to find a practice they can commit to and make it a part of their daily routine. After years of practice, he is amazed how it continues to teach him so much about life. Taylor teaches daily Mysore classes at Ashtanga Yoga Columbus and offers workshops around the world. He is also the author of A Way From Darkness and director of the Trini Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing the life-changing practice of Ashtanga with those suffering from addiction. He continues to inspire others through his story of personal transformation and accessible approach to the practice. To learn more about Taylor's story and life's work, please visit www.awayfromdarkness.com and www.trinifoundation.org. Follow Keen on Yoga Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keen_on_yoga/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adam_keen_ashtanga/ Buy us a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/infoRf Support Us: https://keenonyoga.com/donate/ Website: https://keenonyoga.com/
In this chat, I talk to the incredible Robbie Taylor Hunt. Robbie is an intimacy director and co-ordinator for stage and screen. You can follow Robbie here You can follow Beth here You can follow Performing Arts Mag You can download Performing Arts Mag here
In honor of recover month I'm hanging with my special guest Taylor Hunt. Yogi, Author, entrepreneur and overall awesome guy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
September is National Recovery Month. This national observance has been held every September since 1989, to educate and increase awareness around mental health and substance use disorders. It's also a month to celebrate the people who have recovered and honor their strength in living healthy and rewarding lives. We are reminded of Malcolm X when he wrote in the forward to his autobiography that 'the lurid gossipy details of his misspent youth were not meant to simply entertain but to educate those on the rewards of a spiritual life.' Taylor came on our podcast with great patience as he explains just how different an addict's life is from a “normie.” It's really different. Harmony and Russell share deeply traumatized, addictive personalities, where sobriety was rare in their family. And, strangely enough the family behaviour modeled for them was actually quite different from Taylor; yet, unlike him, when they have a drink, or use substances they likely won't, as Taylor said, “Burn Mysore to the Ground.” We invite you to sit with us today as we explore Taylor's life and ask him about the inspiring work of his non-profit organization, the Trini Foundation, which is dedicated to sharing the life-changing practice of Ashtanga Yoga with those suffering from addiction. Their mission is to provide yoga as a tool to aid in the recovery process and help people who are suffering, maintain long-term sobriety. They partner with treatment centers, recovery programs, and yoga studios nationwide to help offer yoga classes to individuals in early recovery. Harmony will be offering a class on Saturday September 18th in support of the Trini Foundation and their initiative to bring Ashtanga Yoga to those recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. REGISTER NOW - http://www.harmonyslater.com/trinifoundationrecoveryclass FIND OUT MORE ABOUT TAYLOR - https://www.taylorhuntyoga.com/ & TRINI FOUNDATION - https://www.trinifoundation.org/ ASHTANGA YOGA COLUMBUS I TAYLOR HUNT WEBSITE I TAYLOR HUNT IG I TRINI FOUNDATION I TRINI FOUNDATION IG I BOOK: AWAY FROM DARKNESS The Finding Harmony Podcast is hosted, edited and produced by Harmony Slater and co-hosted by Russell Case. Your contributions have allowed us to keep our podcast ad and sponsor free. Creating, editing and producing each episode takes a lot of time. It is a labor of love. And would not be possible without your kind support. If you've enjoyed today's podcast, please consider supporting our future episodes by making a donation. Every little bit goes a long way and we are immensely grateful for any and all of your support. MAKE A DONATION - http://www.harmonyslater.com/donate Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! ❤ Give us a 5★ rating! We love to read and respond to your comments - So drop us a note in the comments below and give us a shoutout on IG!
On this episode of One Step Beyond, we’re joined by Taylor Hunt, a teacher of Ashtanga Yoga as well as the Executive Director at Trini Foundation. This is a very [...]Read More...
On this episode of One Step Beyond, we’re joined by Taylor Hunt, a teacher of Ashtanga Yoga as well as the Executive Director at Trini Foundation. This is a very authentic and honest interview about recovery, how your calling can appear in unexpected ways, and how being yourself is the only way. Taylor shares how…
Taylor Hunt is a devoted practitioner and teacher of Ashtanga Yoga. He makes yearly trips to Mysore, India to study under the guidance of his teacher, R. Sharath Jois. In 2013, Taylor was granted Level 2 Authorization to teach and has had the honor of assisting Sharath on several occasions. Taylor is dedicated to sharing the healing practice with others and providing a community where practitioners can find support in their practice and daily lives. Seeking to preserve the traditional method, Taylor teaches daily Mysore classes at Ashtanga Yoga Columbus and offers workshops around the world. He is also the author of A Way From Darkness and director of the Trini Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing the life-changing practice of Ashtanga with those suffering from addiction. He continues to inspire others through his story of personal transformation and accessible approach to the practice. To learn more about Taylor’s story and life’s work, please visit www.awayfromdarkness.com and www.trinifoundation.org. PHILOSOPHY Taylors believes Ashtanga yoga is for everyone. Although Ashtanga is a set series of poses, it can be tailored to fit each individual’s needs. He encourages others to find a practice they can commit to and make it a part of their daily routine. Yoga is for transformation; it’s not just about the physical postures. It’s about acceptance and learning how to focus the mind. With dedication, change begins to occur ‐ physically, mentally, and spiritually. It’s important to find a teacher, someone you can listen to that inspires you to work to your full potential. Each day he shows up and leave it all on the mat; he doesn’t hold anything back. After years of practice, he is amazed at how it continues to teach him so much about life. He feels empowered each day when he finishes his practice and has come to realize that nothing is impossible. He feels that as his body became less rigid, so did his mind. He learned to stay present, not take himself so seriously, and to just enjoy life. He has found that happiness comes from within and is a choice that he makes every day.
#024: Daniel Simpson Scott talks to Daniel Simpson, on his life as a yoga philosophy teacher and practitioner. Daniel presents ancient texts for modern times. He is the author of The Truth of Yoga, a comprehensive guide to the historic tradition and texts of yoga for contemporary practitioners. We'd like to invite you to join our growing Stillpoint Online Ashtanga Yoga and Mindfulness community. We live stream beginner classes, Ashtanga Yoga assisted self practice and guided classes with evening mindfulness sessions over 6 days with Scott Johnson and the Stillpoint teaching faculty. It's a beautiful way to navigate these times... Daniel Simpson's work is informed by his master's degree in Traditions of Yoga and Meditation (SOAS, University of London), and draws on his earlier experience as a foreign correspondent. He combines scholarly knowledge with humour and insight, making yoga philosophy accessible and relevant to practitioners today. Daniel teaches courses online, at the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, at Triyoga in London, around the UK and internationally. With two decades of experience, he aims to help students explore their own path. You can find out more about Daniel’s work and courses here. You can also purchase Daniel's book - The Truth of Yoga - here. The Truth of Yoga - Daniel Simpson Scott and Daniel have known each other since 2015 and in that time Daniel has become a highly regarded yoga philosophy teacher and academic. In this wide ranging conversation they share insights and stories on the last 15 years of change in the yoga world surrounding how yoga philosophy and history is taught. Daniel also shares personal stories and insights from his own life that compelled him to write his new book - The Truth Of Yoga. In this wide ranging conversation Daniel shares: About his euphoric experience during a silent meditation retreat, which completely transformed his relationship with the world and himself. How this transcendent experience transformed his asana practise into a practise of embodied consciousness, a physical practise for training the mind. His thoughts on the relationship between hedonism and spirituality. The connection between Vedic soma rituals and yoga, and the relationship between soma and ayahuasca. How yoga can become an addiction in itself, and about learning to identify and deal with these patterns. That the project of yoga was never about experiencing bliss, but an extreme solution for escaping samsara. About his book - The Truth of Yoga, which distills complex ideas into an accessible format His response to the question: ‘What is yoga?’ His previous work as a journalist and his move into academia, and how both have influenced his approach to writing. Why accuracy is important when presenting historic texts about yoga. The enduring effect of Yoga Body by Mark Singleton and how it influenced the academic study of physical yoga That he hopes his book ‘The Truth of Yoga’ will be used as a bridge between academic researchers and yoga practitioners. About the different and contradictory threads of yoga: dual and non-dual, householder and renunciate. How we can maintain traditional aspects in contemporary physical yoga. About his first trip to India, and his experience of attending the Kumbh Mela in 2001. How yoga ultimately helped him recognise, understand and deal with his issues with substance abuse. How yoga scholarship is a form of practise, a discipline in itself. How living a contemplative life is all about relationship: how we relate to the moment, relate to ourselves, and relate to others. A moment-by-moment engagement with reality. Daniel is a breath of fresh air. His knowledge on the philosophy and history of yoga is so deep yet he is able to share it in a beautifully open, simple and understandable way. I loved having this conversation with Daniel and got so much from it. This is a must for people interested in how the teaching of yoga philosophy and history has changed over the past 10 - 15 years.. Scott Johnson - January 2020 If you enjoyed this podcast then you might also enjoy Scott’s conversations with Dr Matthew Clark, Taylor Hunt and Zephyr Wildman.
Scott talks to Ashtanga yoga teacher Taylor Hunt about how Ashtanga yoga has helped him through his recovery from addiction and how he now helps others using the same inspiring outlook. We’d like to invite you to join our growing Stillpoint Online Ashtanga Yoga and Mindfulness community. We live stream beginner classes, Ashtanga Yoga assisted self practice and guided classes with evening mindfulness sessions over 6 days with Scott Johnson and the Stillpoint teaching faculty. It’s a beautiful way to navigate these times… Taylor Hunt is a devoted practitioner of Ashtanga yoga and a passionate teacher of the traditional method. He was granted Level 2 authorisation in 2013 by his teacher Sharath Jois who he studies with in Mysore every year. His is a story of personal transformation. His book ‘A Way From Darkness’ is an inspiring account of his journey from addiction to health. He is director of the Trini Foundation, which shares the practice of Ashtanga with those suffering from addiction. Ashtanga yoga has been deeply healing in his life and he is dedicated to sharing the benefits with others. He teaches daily Mysore classes Ashtanga Yoga Columbus, where he supports the community of practitioners in their practice and their daily lives. He also offers workshops around the world. You can find out more about Taylor’s teaching schedule here. You can also contact the Trini Foundation if you are interested in learning more about their inspiring work. If you’ve been affected by any of the issues brought up in this conversation and need help you contact Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous (please note these links are UK based organisations). Recovery Through Yoga – Taylor Hunt In this honest and powerful conversation Scott and Taylor share intimate details about how their lives have been affected by addiction. Taylor has come such a long way in his sobriety and Scott from growing up in an alcoholic family. Their unique perspectives, particularly Taylor on how he has navigated his own recovery, is powerful and honest. In this moving conversation Taylor shares: What it means to be running a Mysore shala during the covid pandemic, and his decision to immediately hold classes online so he could carry on supporting his community About his book – Away from the Darkness, in which he writes about his journey from addiction to health. How he was convinced by his sponsor into taking his second yoga class after finding his first deeply uncomfortable because of everything it brought up. How he heard God speaking to him in savasana after that second class, telling, saying ‘you’re perfect, just the way you are’. He’d been sober for six months, and it was the first time he’d felt compassion and love for himself. He’s practised six days a week ever since. How sobriety rekindled his relationship with God. The relationship between being a Twelve Step sponsor and an Ashtanga teacher – the elements of coaching, accountability, and support. The daily work involved in staying sober, how he has to show up consistently in the program and on the mat. His reason for practising – that has to show up for sake of sobriety – means it’s life or death for him, as well as for a lot of people that he teaches, which is why he’s so passionate about showing up. The impact of his addiction on his family. The clarity after suffering he felt when his ex-wife took him for the treatment he needed. His deep gratitude for the second chance he’s been given That his first Ashtanga teacher was Laruga Glaser, who he practised with every day How he’s seen the practise help people, how it offers hope for escaping our samskaras. His belief in a higher power, whether it’s Jesus, Buddha, Vishnu, Shiva, Moses… they represent the same universal truths and inspire him in the same way, that his practice is like a prayer, a surrender to this higher power. The importance of being open with his children about his addiction. His work with the Trini Foundation, and how Ashtanga can help people in recovery The blessings in his life; his wife and his children That for him, living a contemplative life means showing up, and living a simple, uncomplicated life. ‘’Talking to Taylor was something I've wanted to do since I started the podcast. I’ve been personally affected by addiction from a young age, through my family, so to talk to Taylor about his recovery and how yoga has helped his sobriety felt deeply important top me. I was so deeply grateful at how honest Taylor was. I hope this helps others feel like they are not alone. Like Zephyr’s, its one of the most important and personal conversations I’ve had yet… Scott Johnson – November 2020 If you enjoyed this podcast then you might also enjoy Scott’s conversations with Zephyr Wildman.
Taylor shares a powerful story of early success in business, how his drug and alcohol use got out of control to being arrested multiple times, and eventually attempting suicide. All this while flying under the radar so no one was aware of his struggle. Finally, after multiple rehab stays and a ton of chaos, Taylor shares how he found recovery and was introduced to yoga, despite every attempt to ignore the signs. Today, Taylor has a passion for living. A family man, business owner, recovery advocate, and devotee to spreading life principals through yoga. Taylor Hunt is an authorized level 2 Ashtanga yoga teacher from KPJAYI. He is dedicated to sharing the transformative and healing practice with others by teaching daily Mysore classes at Ashtanga Yoga Columbus and offering workshops around the world. He is also the author of A Way From Darkness and director of the Trini Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing the life-changing practice of Ashtanga with those suffering from addiction. Yoga Podcast The Heartbreak Kids. Shop: 1% Theory; practice is 99% practice, 1% theory - sri k patthabi jois; Merch dedicated students and teachers of the Ashtanga yoga method. Resources: Columbus Ohio and Beyond Ashtanga Yoga Columbus - http://www.ashtangayogacolumbus.com/ (614) 670-4262 • 4684 INDIANOLA AVE, COLUMBUS, OH 43214 Book: A Way From Darkness - http://www.awayfromdarkness.com/ Non-Profit - Trini Foundation - https://www.trinifoundation.org/ Podcast - The Heartbreaks Kids https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/heartbreak-kids-podcast/id1229397856 Bad A$$ Ashtanga Yoga Merch https://onepercenttheory.com/
Taylor was my guest on https://open.spotify.com/episode/0g60QDV596psUSnhA43wB1 (Episode #18 'from abuse and addiction to recovery & healing') back in October 2018. This time we talked about the important of non compromising how we as yoga teachers deliver our message, why it's important to challenge students and how we can do more outside of the classroom. https://www.instagram.com/taylorhuntyoga/?hl=en (Taylor's Instagram) https://www.instagram.com/kevinboyleyoga/?hl=en (Kevin's Instagram) Support this podcast
“We choose a lot of times suffering instead of choosing faith.” Taylor Hunt Today, Kit is pleased to host Taylor Hunt, an Ashtanga Yoga teacher, a founder of Trini Foundation charity, the author of the book, “A Way from Darkness”, and Kit’s former acupuncturist patient. Taylor shares his personal story from addiction to health & spirituality and what challenges he had to take to start a new life. More specifically, you will find out how yoga tremendously helped him during his rehab process, why it is so hard to change (& what to do about it), what self-compassion is and why it is crucial for personal growth, what Ashtanga Yoga is, why it chose Taylor, and many more!
The Yoga Voice is biweekly podcast from CITYOGA, hosted by Dave Sims E-RYT 500, owner CITYOGA School of Yoga & Health. Each episode of The Yoga Voice contains conversations with yoga teachers and practitioners from around the world and throughout the Midwest. Our discussions explore how yoga inspires and transforms.In this episode host Dave has Taylor Hunt (author, father of three, authorized level 2 ashtanga yoga teacher, director of the Trini Foundation), on the show for a second time around. Dave's conversation with Taylor explores how his life journey has continued to evolve even amidst the turmoil of life.In our last show with Taylor we heard how he emerged from the dark pit of despair in the world of addiction to becomes the vibrant man he is today. In this episode we learn of the powerful impact his recent trip studying with his teacher in Mysore has had on his life, practice and spiritual transformation. Hope you enjoy listening, please subscribe so we can continue to bring you these insightful and inspirational conversations with yogis near and far, we welcome your comments.Learn more about what Taylor is up to belowhttps://www.taylorhuntyoga.com/http://www.ashtangayogacolumbus.com/https://www.trinifoundation.org/Trini Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to introducing the transformational practice of Ashtanga yoga to individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.Follow Taylorhttps://www.facebook.com/taylorhuntyoga/https://www.instagram.com/taylorhuntyoga/
The Yoga Voice is biweekly podcast from CITYOGA, hosted by Dave Sims E-RYT 500, owner CITYOGA School of Yoga & Health. Each episode of The Yoga Voice contains conversations with yoga teachers and practitioners from around the world and throughout the Midwest. Our discussions explore how yoga inspires and transforms. In this episode host Dave has dynamic conversation with author, father of three, authorized level 2 ashtanga yoga teacher, director of the Trini Foundation, Taylor Hunt. Dave's conversation with Taylor explores how his life journey has been transformed by yoga and twelve step recovery. We hear how Taylor emerged from the dark pit of despair in the world of addiction to becomes the vibrant man he is today. We touched on many of the exotic places he has been teaching yoga recently. He shares the challenges of being away from his young family during extensive periods of travel. Hope you enjoy listening, please subscribe so we can continue to bring you these insightful and inspirational conversations with yogis near and far, we welcome your comments. Visit Taylor at Cityoga School of Yoga & Health –Weekend Yoga IntensiveIndianapolis IndianaMarch 6, 7, & 8, 2020Register at www.cityoga.biz Learn more about what Taylor is up to below https://www.taylorhuntyoga.com/ http://www.ashtangayogacolumbus.com/ https://www.trinifoundation.org/Trini Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to introducing the transformational practice of Ashtanga yoga to individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. Follow Taylor https://www.facebook.com/taylorhuntyoga/@taylorhuntyoga
Taylor Hunt (@taylorhuntyoga) is a Level 2 Authorized Ashtanga Yoga teacher, published author, podcast host, and executive director of the Trini Foundation, which brings Ashtanga Yoga to people in recovery. Taylor wrote his memoir A Way from Darkness and hosts the Heartbreak Kids podcast to help inspire others to continue finding healing through yoga, even in the darkest of times. Taylor operates Ashtanga Yoga Columbus out of his home base in Ohio. In this episode, you’ll hear from Taylor on: [11.03] The family trauma that led to his addiction to alcohol, painkillers, and eventually heroin. Taylor reveals that he had his first drink on the day his parents got divorced and continued to use alcohol and drugs as a way of coping with his feelings. [25.50] Taylor’s introduction to yoga and his sudden realization of the damage his long-term drug use had done to his body. He reflects on his decision to persist with his practice even though it forced him to face uncomfortable truths about his life. [36.18] His creation of the Trini Foundation, a not-for-profit organization which Taylor set up to help other people achieve sobriety. The foundation teaches Ashtanga Yoga to recovering addicts and offers scholarships to its students to allow them to continue with their practice after they leave treatment. [41.30] Similarities between the eight limbs of yoga and the twelve-step recovery program. Taylor explains that, although the details may differ, the ultimate aim of both systems is to enable their followers to become better people and live more fulfilling lives. [52.03] The Heartbreak Kids podcast, a show which Taylor hosts in order to give his guests an opportunity to share their stories in a supportive environment. It recounts inspirational tales of triumph over tragedy and provides a platform for discussion on the restorative power of yoga. Announcements: Reconnect to your divine Self this December. Join me and Veronica Lombo on an immersive retreat in Bali: https://henrywins.com/bali/ Join me for upcoming workshops: https://henrywins.com/events/ Links from this episode: Visit henryyoga.com to learn how to level up your yoga practice in just 40 days Follow @henryyoga.app on Instagram Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek - Grab a copy of Taylor’s recommended book Looking for your next book to read? Check out the list of every book recommended on Dharma Talk Visit www.trinifoundation.org to learn more about the work they’re doing to help people use yoga to beat addiction Tune in to the Taylor’s Heartbreak Kids Podcast Learn more about Taylor’s journey from addiction to health through his book A Way from Darkness Get in touch with Taylor: Follow @taylorhuntyoga on Instagram Visit www.taylorhuntyoga.com to view Taylor’s upcoming schedule Support the Podcast: If you find this podcast valuable you can support it directly by visiting: henrywins.com/donate Credits: Music by Momentology (@momentologymusic) Production and audio engineering by Ease of Mind
This week, Hilaire & Aaron talk overcoming addiction with renowned yogi Taylor Hunt.
Coach Taylor Hunt is a former football player at Simpson College. After his playing days were over he interned at the University of South Dakota, The University of Northern Iowa, and Northwest Missouri State. These internships helped him grow as a coach where he is now the Assistant Strength & Conditioning coach at Dakota State University. Coach Hunt also competes in Olympic weightlifting and discusses that with us. Coach Taylor Hunt's contact Twitter-@TaylorCHunt1 Instagram- taylorhunt54 Email- taylor.hunt@dsu.edu --------- Coach Matthew Smith Twitter- CoachSmithSC Instagram-coachstrength91 Email-mattsc91@gmail.com
For Session 56 I was joined by Taylor Hunt. This guy is straight up amazing. He has a great story about how yoga entered his life and turned it around. From being a former addict, he now runs the Trini foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing the life-changing practice of Ashtanga. Plus, he has written his own book, A Way from Darkness, where he documents his journey from addiction to health. This guy is a true inspiration and it was an honour getting to speak to him. Hope you enjoy! As always, shout out to our friends at SF Yoga Magazine for their continued support.Learn more about Taylor Hunt:https://www.taylorhuntyoga.com/InstagramFacebookTwitterDon’t forget to subscribe via: iTunes | Google Play | RSS | Spotify.MUSICGolden Skies, Julian AvilaWRITE A REVIEWIf 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 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Taylor Hunt is a devoted practitioner and teacher of Ashtanga yoga, based in Columbus, Ohio. I first came across his work when a friend sent me a link to his podcast The Heartbreak Kids. Taylor struck me as a force of nature; compassionate in his approach and driven to make a difference. And I have to say, this conversation completely blew me away. Taylor is so honest, genuine and giving with the work he does having set up the Trini Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing Ashtanga yoga to those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. If you'd like to learn more about him, read his journey in the brilliant autobiography A Way From Darkness. This man is a true inspiration. Enjoy! This post '#18: Taylor Hunt - from abuse & addiction to recovery & healing.' originally appeared on kevinboyleyoga.ie. Support this podcast
I still get 1,000s of emails every week and every time it's from someone named Julie (the name of my birth mother) my heart skips a beat.I've been sent screen shots of Julie's being tagged in my videos and whilst it's hard for me, it's also hard for them cause all these birth mothers get a quick sense of hope that they've found the child they once placed into adoption.In this episode I call Julie from Michigan in the USA and she's an incredible women.If you like this episode or the show in general, it would mean a lot to Brigitte, Taylor and myself Ryan if you left us a 5 star rating a review.You can also join the 'Life Of Ryan' Facebook group. Just search 'Life Of Ryan'.Thanks for listening.
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A collection of times I spoken about my adoption story on the radio.I was adopted by my now parents when I was 8 weeks old and this episode will bring you up to date with my story.Brigitte discusses what it was like at home the week when the first video went viral reaching over 300 million people and Taylor talks about what it was like working at the radio station the first time it aired.In coming episodes I’ll share the latest information I have regarding my birth mother and also call other adoptees who subscribe to this podcast to hear and share their stories.
This season my girlfriend Brigitte is not just a part of the podcast - she's co-hosting, producing and managing the whole thing with me. It seems fun. But could this be a terrible idea? Our mutual friend (and third co-host) Taylor Hunt asks us the tough questions and we also speak to multiple people who've worked with their partners to get the dos and do nots!All subscribers are in the running to get a bottle of wine from Brigitte's Winery.Just let us know you've subscribed via the reviews or the Life Of Ryan Facebook group, the Ryan Jon Facebook page or via @Ryan.Jon on Instagram.
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Talking with Taylor Hunt, who calls himself a webspinner and a lapsed artist. He has ADHD and tells us about the impact of animations and no underlines on links. Transcript Nic: Hi. I’m Nic Steenhout, and you’re listening to the Accessibility Rules Soundbite. It’s a series of short podcasts where people with disabilities explain their… Continue Reading Taylor Hunt speaks about the impact of ADHD
Three percent. That’s your chance of recovery, once you’ve stuck a needle in your arm. Where does this story start? Taylor Hunt had a rocky start - alcohol & drugs - to the point that he thought his life was over. But during a short period in detox and a moment of clarity, the choice came to him that he wanted to live. His journey through recovery was not easy. On the 11th step of AA, yoga found him and pulled him in. He had a lot of resistance to his first class, and it brought up a lot, but his sponsor directed him back. As Taylor found his way deeper into yoga, he found that the effort and community held keys to transformation. For someone coming out of addiction where you have no easy path forward, yoga is very encouraging. You can see the progress in front of you with a little bit of dedicated practice. And this is important: to develop the wisdom that small steps lead to change is essential... and transformative to realize you can take other such steps in your life to turn things around, even if the change isn’t always immediately apparent. Yoga has a way of clearing the body -- when your body doesn’t process old experiences, it stores them, like chemicals in your cells. As you heat the body, these are released, and you have to deal with them. In a supportive environment such as yoga, it helps with recovery. How did this lead to Astanga Yoga Columbus and the Trini Foundation? Taylor opened the Astanga Yoga Columbus studio in 2014 and deliberately built a community which is supportive and an atmosphere that encourages this hard work. Mysore style Astanga Yoga varies from other forms, where it provides students with their own practice, bit by bit. You come in and practice your own routine, as opposed to following in a group. You learn new poses only as you’re ready. Mysore, India But Taylor knew what he had learned could help others struggling with addiction. So he, along with his wife Jess, and teacher Dawn Blevins started the Trini Foundation. The foundation provides training so that yoga teachers can go into recovery facilities to teach yoga for recovering addicts. When people leave their programs, it provides scholarships to Astanga yoga in exchange for their commitment to show up, in order to help support the transition. Through this, they are reaching out and changing lives. As a side note, I came to Taylor’s studio many years ago and can attest to the energy in the room that pulls you forward. My own practice has been in hibernation as I’ve focused on developing other habits -- but what I learned from Taylor is that it’s meant to be a daily practice, and need at least three days a week to work properly. I set out at the beginning of this year to develop my own understanding of how to make a social impact and set a goal for this podcast to record 25 episodes. I wasn’t sure I was going to make it, but it was really a miracle at the last minute that Taylor was able to connect with me to make this happen. How do you get involved? If you’re in Columbus and struggling with addiction, have a look at Trina foundation. If you’re a yoga teacher, interested in making an impact, take a look. If you’re looking for a cause to donate that can give people the tools they need to radically transform their lives check it out. But I’d also encourage you to try out yoga. It works. Ashtanga Yoga Columbus Trini Foundation Facebook: fb.com/ashtangacbus Instagram: @ashtangacbus Twitter: @ashtangacbus
In this episode Roger talks with Taylor Hunt - an Ashtanga Yoga teacher's journey from addiction to health - physical, emotional, and spiritual. Taylor shares how he went from his lowest point to helping recovering addicts find a new path. Subscribe on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher Radio, TuneIn For more episodes visit us at ManTalks.comFacebook | Instagram | Twitter Some questions Roger asks... Could share a defining moment for you? (1:35) You're new book is "A Way from Darkness" could you share your story behind the book? (3:29) What was the first step you took to turn your life around? (8:11) When did Ashtanga Yoga become a part of your life? (9:27) How has your experience been teaching yoga in rehab clinics? (19:44) Rapid Fire Questions (27:58) Did you enjoy the podcast? If so please leave us a review on iTunes or Stitcher. It helps our podcast get into the ears of new listeners, which expands the ManTalks community! Thank You to the Team: Editing & Mixing by: Aaron Johnson Theme music by: Parlange & Latenite Automatic
An anonymous tip at the Gator Gazette sends reporter Taylor Hunt on assignment to uncover if one man, self-identified cryptozoologist Kevin Weathers, has the answer. He can't go back to the Gazette empty handed, not after last time.
Addiction take many different forms and affects just about everyone either directly or with one degree of separation. While "addict" conjures up images of heroin and cocaine, the reality is that people are addicted to social media, pornography, marijuana, and alcohol at much higher rates. So the question is: Can yoga help? Our guest on this week's show, Taylor Hunt, used yoga as an integral part of his healing from substance addiction, and he now helps others do the same. Hopefully, his story of personal transformation and dedication to yoga will help you or someone you care about to find a healthy focus for addictions that haunt us. ------------ What You´ll Learn: How Taylor's addiction started at age 15 fueled by a challenging home life How yoga combined with a traditional 12-step program led him to recovery What traditional Ashtanga Yoga is, and its influence on modern practice How to think about the behaviors in your life that might be leading you down a dark path ABOUT OUR GUEST Taylor Hunt is an Ashtanga yoga student as taught by the late, Sri K. Pattabhi Jois in Mysore, India. Taylor was the first Ashtanga teacher in Ohio granted Level II Authorization to teach from the Sri K. Pattabhi Jois Ashtanga Yoga Institute (KPJAYI). He teaches daily Mysore classes at Ashtanga Yoga Columbus and offers workshops around the country. He is also the author of the recently published book, A Way From Darkness, and director of the Trini Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing the life-changing practice of Ashtanga with those suffering from addiction. Links & Resources: Ashtanga Yoga Research Institute Ashtanga Yoga Columbus Trini Foundation Book: A Way from Darkness Nutritional Tip: Sea Veggies Got Questions? Send me a voicemail here: http://www.YogaBody.com/AskLucas Or write to us: podcast@yogabody.com Like the Show? Leave us a Review on iTunes: http://www.yogabody.com/reviews Thanks to Our Sponsor: Liquid Energy B If you're a vegetarian, live a high-stress lifestyle or are over 50 years of age, there's a very good chance you need to supplement with vitamin B12. Vitamin B12 is one of the few vitamins that our body doesn't produce on its own. If you don't eat or supplement with B12, you will develop a deficiency that could lead to anemia, nerve damage, mood and mental health problems. The good news is that B12 supplementation is extremely safe, inexpensive, and is now available in the most bio-available and absorbable form, methylcobalamin. Learn More
Join our new The One You Feed Facebook Discussion Group This week we talk to Taylor Hunt Taylor Hunt is a devoted student of Ashtanga, a system of yoga originally transmitted by Sri K. Pattabhi Jois. The system is now transmitted by his teacher, Sharath Jois, in Mysore, India. Taylor was the first Ashtanga teacher in Ohio granted Level II Authorization to teach from the Sri K. Pattabhi Jois Ashtanga Yoga Institute (KPJAYI) in Mysore, India. He is dedicated to sharing the transformative and healing practice with others by teaching daily Mysore classes at Ashtanga Yoga Columbus and offering workshops around the country. He is also the author of the recently published book, A Way From Darkness, and director of the Trini Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing the life-changing practice of Ashtanga with those suffering from addiction. In This Interview, Taylor Hunt and I Discuss... The One You Feed parable How the parable applies to a person with addiction Addiction = A disease of denial His book, A Way From Darkness The varying amounts of meeting attendance and other support mechanisms in the recovery process The importance of being connected to one's self in a healthy life The importance of state of mind and intention when it comes to the practice of yoga The ways emotions show up in our body Ashtanga Yoga How he helps his students connect to their yoga practice on a spiritual level The importance of not comparing your insides with someone else's outsides The surprising thing that his dad said to him when he asked for his blessing to go to India "Bring Your Ass to Class" How he built the self-discipline to cultivate a consistent yoga practice The danger of identifying ourselves with our thoughts Join our new The One You Feed Facebook Discussion Group
To set the stage for you, our conversation takes place at the Green Hotel in Mysore, India. It's probably the quietest place we could find to record and they serve the most amazing cakes - just ask Jeff and my daughter, Meghan who were enjoying theirs during the broadcast! You don't see Jeff and Harmony out in the usual hangout near the Shala. And that's because when they are not practicing in the morning, they are busy being parents to Jediah, their 5 year-old son. That means, while many are hanging out at coconut stands, getting chai and massages, or taking some exotic lessons - they are home, taking care of their son (who had a fever the whole week leading up to this interview), making play dates with the other families here in Mysore, and just trying to keep their family life as normal as possible - considering where we all are. Actually, hanging with them and also Taylor Hunt and his wife Jess and family, it makes this whole Mysore thing seem very reasonable for young families. Sharath makes it very easy as well, giving parents different times to practice and moms, actually, no set time at all - just any time they can come. The conferences are littered with tiny people and sprinkled with the sweet babbles of babies. Makes this mum's heart sing. No doubt, this trip has been as much about seventh series more than any other. And as you listen to the following conversation with Jeff and Harmnoy Lichty, you'll understand why.
This episode, Peg Talks to Taylor Hunt about his past and how it has impacted his practice and his life. For more info about Taylor, go to: http://www.taylorhuntyoga.com/
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