Podcasts about yoga roots

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

Zoey is joined by trailblazing yoga leader and visionary, Susanna Barkataki. Susanna is an Indian teacher building bridges in the West, best known for her work in decolonizing and embracing the roots of yoga. She founded Ignite Institute for Yogic Leadership and Social Change to train students in using authentic spiritual tools to create positive social change. She's also the author of an international bestselling book, Embrace Yoga's Roots: Courageous Ways to Deepen Your Yoga Practice and she runs 200/300 Embody Yoga's Roots Yoga Teacher Training programs which take place to change the face of yoga and the wellness landscape by centering accessible, trauma informed practices for folks from diverse backgrounds left out of wellness.   Zoey and Susanna discuss cultural appropriation, how modern yoga practices can cause harm and ways to combat it as a practitioner or partaker, how commercialization of eastern practices impacts the authenticity and roots of yoga, systemic shifts and representation challenges within the yoga community, her own personal experiences with discrimination, incorporating yoga for personal and societal well-being, and so much more.   Connect with Susanna: https://www.instagram.com/susannabarkataki/ https://www.instagram.com/ignitebewell/ www.SusannaBarkataki.com   Connect with Zoey: Schedule a 1:1 with Zoey www.instagram.com/the_merhipsy www.tiktok.com/@the_merhipsy  

For our 15 Year Anniversary we are releasing this previously recorded interview with Tiffany Lenau and Solomon Harvey. Recorded in 2018 it tells the story of how the studio and the community first came to be. We think you'll love the magic of the making of Yoga Roots. A huge thank you to our community for a decade and a half of yoga love. Be Here. Be You. Belong. Heartfelt gratitude to Solomon for inspiring and sharing this interview! #solgoodmedia #yogarootspetoskey Yoga Studio: www.yogarootspetoskey.com Teacher Training School: www.betheloveyoga.com Sol Good Media: www.solgoodmedia.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yogaroots/support

As a yoga teacher, I've come across a few practitioners who don't always realize yoga is from India. Many of these students are from the United States, and they inspired me to investigate and uncover why there is a disconnect between western yogis and the culture of their practice. Sri, a yoga student who has been practicing with us on OmStars, joins me to discuss the Hinduphobia he's witnessed in the United States and how it impacts our yoga practice.  Sri graduated with a Master's degree in information systems but still experienced prejudice on campus. Mistranslations, colonialism, and cultural differences between how eastern and western students interpret yoga feed into the Hinduphobia. We take a deep dive into how Westerners look at the caste system. The individualism we have here in America makes us believe that we do not have castes, but we still operate under a social system that organizes us by job, skill set, experience, and even wealth. And this idea influences how we look at the culture and history of our yoga practice.  It's very important for yoga teachers and students in the west to learn more about the culture and history of our practice. It is a complex system that goes beyond the poses we practice on the mat. The yoga journey is one of spiritual and personal growth -- one of the best ways to grow is by empowering yourself to learn. Sri recommends finding a guru or yoga teacher who is culturally rooted in the yoga practice. You want to go beyond just reading and studying. You want to feel the practice, and a yoga teacher who is a master of the philosophy will help you on this journey. Start the journey now with your free 30-day membership on Omstars.com. Use code: PODCAST.  Keep up with us online @omstarsofficial or follow me on Instagram @kinoyoga. Visit my blog at Kinoyoga.com to learn more.  Don't hesitate to get in touch with me at info@kinoyoga.com. If you want to share what you've learned on your yoga journey, you could be invited to guest spot on The Yoga Inspiration Podcast. 

Hey Scholars! I am super excited about this episode because this is one of my favorite topics. Today I am joined by Dr. Shannon Beth Wanless. Dr. Wanless is an associate professor and the director of The Office of Child Development in the University of Pittsburgh School of Education.  Her current work is on social justice and equity (SJ&E). She explores ways that children, preservice teachers, and organizational leaders develop SJ&E skills and how to create classroom, school, and organizational climates that reflect SJ&E tenets.Join us as we discuss how SJ&E play a role in every social-emotional experience yet the majority of research and practice still takes a colorblind approach. The good news is that we see promising signs that the SEL and social justice fields are getting acquainted but we can all do better than we are doing right now. Let's commit to set aside time and make safe spaces to grapple with your colleagues about ways we can strengthen the equity gaps in the SEL field and to raise a generation of students and teachers that are prepared to use their SEL skills to fight for social justice. Listen in to learn more.GUEST INFO  —Website - https://www.ocd.pitt.edu/Book Drive - https://www.ocd.pitt.edu/booksRESOURCES MENTIONED —Positive Racial Identity Development In Early Education - https://www.racepride.pitt.edu/Yoga Roots on Location - https://www.facebook.com/yogarootsonlocation/Radical Self Care - https://bit.ly/3zomh0sBraiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer - https://amzn.to/3gfuufF LET'S GET SOCIAL —Linked in - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tia-navelene-barnes-ab262576/Twitter - https://twitter.com/drtianbarnesWebsite - https://www.drtiabarnes.com/ MORE ABOUT DR. BARNES —Dr. Tia N. Barnes is an education researcher with a passion for improving social/emotional outcomes for culturally diverse students and those with emotional and behavioral disorders. Her research focuses on the social-emotional well-being of minoritized populations. To study this she focuses on the areas of social-emotional learning, culturally responsive pedagogy, and special education. Her research has been published in Prevention Science, International Journal of Educational Research, Aggression and Violent Behavior, Infant and Child Development, Journal of School Violence, and Developmental Review.

In this episode, Rachel talks with Alecia Dawn Young. Art, social justice, reproductive justice, serving black women, and wellness have been through lines in her work for Alecia's entire life. In 2018 she combined these threads when she created YOGAMOTIF – exploring creativity as a wellness practice through #yogapaintparty workshops and, now, prenatal yoga. Alecia shares about her work supporting healing and creation through yoga, art, and prenatal yoga centering Black women. They discuss Alecia’s work, lessons learned, and the paradoxes we face in U.S. society celebrating our bodies and listening to their innate wisdom. Host: Rachel Vinciguerra Guest: Alecia Dawn Young Show Notes YOGAMOTIF (https://yogamotif.com and https://www.instagram.com/yogamotif/) Yoga Roots on Location (https://www.yogarootsonlocation.com) Get Connected: Email me, Rachel, with thoughts and ideas for future episodes: paradoxiathepodcast@gmail.com and follow @paradoxiapodcast on Instagram. Find more on my website: rachelvinciguerra.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rachel-vinciguerra/support

Hi Friends, PLEASE NOTE: This is a live tutorial if you find it challenging to follow, please visit my YouTube Channel to follow the Tutorial Video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJW9RGy5iM4 Yoga Together Live - Roots - Day 1 Welcome to our very first day of sharing Yoga Live daily for 31 days in May. I am so excited you are joining us on this journey every day for the rest of the month. During these Live wake-up yoga together sessions, we will share a Live morning Yoga routine working throughout different areas of the body. During each session, I will have a specific theme we will work with, which will get us ready for the day ahead. This may be an affirmation for the day, quote or story. Full-length private group LIVE YOGA Class Streams: Wednesday: 7:00 pm-8:00 pm (BST) Sunday: 11:00 am-12:00 pm (BST) You can book your place at: https://www.lotusfloweryoga.co.uk My Latest BLOG: - https://www.lotusfloweryoga.co.uk/blogs Your Beginners Yoga Guide: - https://amzn.to/2ROKUzl To purchase my poetry book: - Grow From The Inside' - https://amzn.to/3a3HJKm Can't Sleep - My latest project - Weighted Blankets, click to see me!: - https://amzn.to/34pfxQM Stay connected through Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lotusfloweryoga Please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE for more free content and uploads weekly I recommend seeking medical advice before doing any of my online Yoga classes, pre-recorded or Live. Not all exercise may be suitable, and your doctor will be able to advise you. During the session, you take FULL responsibility for yourself and anything you may do within the Yoga practice. You must be mindful and be devoted to self-care, look after your body at all times, and if something doesn't feel suitable, please do not do it. Please don't forget to hit like as this helps to support the channel. Note: Affiliate links to products may within this description that we use personally. If you use decided to use the links this channel may earn affiliate commissions that will be no extra cost to you. Thank you and your support is appreciated.

In our first episode Tiffany Lenau and Solomon Harvey of Sol Good Media discuss the intentions of the Yoga Roots podcast. For more information about our Community and Sacred Space visit www.yogarootspetoskey.com, our Yoga Teacher Training School, Be the Love. Ananda Festival is annual yoga, music, meditation and healing arts festival held in Wolverine. Thanks again for being an important part of our Yoga Community. Be here. Be you. Belong. Facebook - YouTube - Instagram Interested in starting your own podcast? Check out the Podcast Playbook created by Sol Good Media, Solomon has done a great job of simplifying the creative process step by step. We highly recommend his services and his course. Use coupon code YOGAROOTS at check out.

Today I’m excited to introduce Tiffany Lenau who is the founder of Yoga Roots, which is a yoga and healing arts studio based out of Petoskey Michigan. In this episode, Tiffany and I dive into her past and connect the dots that ultimately let her into opening up her own studio. We talk about the challenges and also some of the most amazing people that showed up in her life at the right times. We talk about some of the misconceptions new people may have around yoga and shine some light on the community that has come together to practice. I learned a lot through this conversation and encourage all you to stick around because there are a lot of gems here. Connect with Tiffany Facebook YouTube Connect with Yoga Roots Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humannature/message

Today we are joined with Joshua Stoddard who I met at one of his sound baths at Yoga Roots here in Petoskey Michigan. Joshua is currently on a permanent tour spreading his healing energy through sound. I was super excited to get Joshua on the show today because he has a lot to offer. His experience in the music industry has allowed him to work with a variety of bands in a number of different formats. Some of which you may know with bands like The Strokes, Regina Spektor, Sun Kill Moon and Fountains of Wayne. And while Joshua was working in Artist Relations for Gibson in Manhattan he found himself with this dream job, but that he was still living for the weekends. Still driving for something more fulfilling. In this episode, we talk about how it feels to hit rock bottom. We explore his healing journey and talk about one of Joshua’s first experiences with sound baths which reconnected with his mother that had previously passed away. There are a lot of gems throughout this conversation and so stick around and I’m sure you’ll be glad you did. Connect with Joshua Website Facebook Instagram Yoga Nidra --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humannature/message

Sindy Warren, a radiant certified yoga instructor. She is the author of Radi8: Using the Practice of Yoga to Cultivate Your Inner Shine. Get to know Sindy’s natural and down-to-earth style as she offers techniques for thriving in today’s world while utilizing the ancient wisdom of yoga. In addition to teaching yoga, she is a mindfulness meditation instructor certified through The Mindfulness Center in Bethesda Maryland.Sindy’s philosophy is constant throughout the book — Yoga is so much more than mere exercise. As Sindy clearly understands,”Yoga is an eight-limbed path aimed at helping us move closer to our true selves, our inner beings. One of the most significant, albeit least known parts of the practice is captured by the word ‘stillness’. The journey of yoga involves a slowing down’ a settling and stilling whereby we move from the distractions of the external world into our interior landscape.”You can find Sindy Warren at Yoga Roots in Cleveland, Ohio. She also serves as a Lululemon Ambassador. And now for the surprise! Sindy is an employment lawyer with her own consulting business, Warren & Associates LLC. She incorporates the eight limbs by helping managers reach their highest potential.We find her to be a very inspirational women. Sindy claims, “Indeed, there is much wisdom to be gained from the old yogi adage ‘don’t just do something, sit there’!” Join us for a transformational discussion! www.yogaforyourbestlife.com

In today’s episode, I speak to Trina Morris. Trina wears many hats. I knew her first as a yoga teacher who studied at ISHTA, but before that, she studied public relations in school and had a career with major fashion brands. Over the past decade, she transitioned to being a self-employed consultant, professor, and coach with her company Style Root. Her project Breathe Bro brings yoga to black men. In today’s podcast, we get to talk about yoga, business, and racial tension in America. I begin with a report from a Reuter’s article about the latest news regarding the NFL protest begun by Colin Kaepernick. I mention Kaepernick's foundation, which has given nearly a million dollars to support social justice. We talk about ISHTA Yoga. I also mention Julia von Winterfeldt of SOULWORX, who has appeared on this podcast.