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I am so excited to have Carrie Owerko on the show today! Carrie is a Senior Iyengar Teacher, Yoga Therapist, Certified Movement Analyst, and Author! She is extremely amazing and has a playful energy that translates through the show and her teachings. She is a badass yogi who brings lots of joy. She thinks outside the box with her practice and flow and really encourages everyone to express their body in their own unique ways. She is also giving you guys a sweet gift of 10% off any of her subscriptions! The discount code is PLAYFUL10. There is a free trial included, and epic access to all of her creative vibes!
Follow Carrie on Instagram @carrieowerko
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I am thrilled to have Priscilla Luckhurst on the show today! She is a sweet part of team Danni and is an all-around awesome yogi. Priscilla loves to get frisky with tasks and procedures – she is my operations goddess and rocks the yoga world with her skills. In this episode we discuss how it feels like we are in “startup mode” we also talk about how practitioners and students of yoga also may feel like they are in the startup world too! We chat about the pain points of our adaptation to mostly online and the pivotal steps we took to get here.
Follow Priscilla on Instagram @priscillaluckhurst
Priscilla's website: www.goldenstudioconsulting.com
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I’m thrilled to have Marcel Clementi on the show today, he is a brilliant international yoga teacher. We discuss the journey of journaling and how it helped him achieve his goals and build his yoga business. Marcel shares his story about his experience in India and how it got him hooked to the magical powers of writing, journaling, and goal setting. I also believe in the power of journaling; I start my day every morning with meditation and journaling exercises which lead to a more focused day. We discuss the ritual of journaling and how to get started if you don’t already have a practice. Listen now!
Follow Marcel on Instagram @marcelclementiyoga
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You guys! I’m super stoked to have Cory Sterling on the show today. He is a heart-leading business lawyer and the founder of Conscious Counsel. He has written “The Yoga Law Book: Legal Essentials for Yoga Professionals. Our conversation is super interesting given the major pivot most yogis have made to the online platform. There is a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes to make the yoga business model work and Cory definitely delivers golden nuggets in this episode. So let’s talk about THE LAW!
Follow Cory on Instagram @conciouscounsel
https://www.consciouscounsel.ca/
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Yogis! I get really excited about everyone I have on the podcast, and today I’m extra excited to interview Jai Uttal. He is THE MAN! The man of Bhakti Yoga and a Grammy-nominated singer and composer. Jai plays a ton of instruments and is extremely gifted in his craft. We discuss various topics including what Bhakti yoga is and how it benefits your life. Jai shares that in the Bhakti yoga practice we are directed to sit the emotional fire and feel that pain as well as our joy. Rather than try and run away from challenge, feel it and breathe. We also chatted about his Online Kirtan Camp, which is a rich journey through the inspirational art of Kirtan, or devotional chanting. Registration for his camp ends soon, and if you’re thinking about signing up, just DO IT because his energy and wisdom can’t be missed. Jai is an incredible human. His music is beautiful, his offerings are inspirational, and he is a bright shining light. You guys are totally going to enjoy this episode. Listen now!
ONLINE KIRTAN CAMP: The Art & Practice of Kirtan with Jai Uttal
Register Here --> https://house-of-bhakti.jaiuttal.com/
Follow Jai on Instagram: @jaiuttal
Jai’s Website: https://jaiuttal.com/
Short Film about Jai Uttal:
https://youtu.be/ikFg2gOMHU4
Stay Close Radhe Shyam:
https://youtu.be/JJ26H1XliqI
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In this episode of Dharma Dudes, Rocky and I discuss all the things that are going on in the world right now including the epic social movement and pandemic. As yoga teachers we ask ourselves, how should we show up right now? There’s lots of conflict and opposing opinions. It takes listening to ourselves and others AND doing the work. There’s the inner work and there’s the outer work. And as uncomfortable as it may be, we gotta do both. Tune into the convo and listen to how we are learning, growing, and showing up in the yoga world.
Follow Rocky on Instagram @rockyheron
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And we're back... We decided it was a good time to take a week off the show so we could LISTEN, REFLECT and LEARN. This week I brought a good friend of mine on the show. Ladies and Gentlemen introducing Max Kellogg. In today’s session, we had a real conversation with one another about the state of the world. Max shares about his dancing project that keeps him full of joy and I cover my new cooking passion. We talk about what keeps us nourished and brings us joy. We discuss how to keep this movement and momentum sustainable. Look into how COVID made us take a seat and how it truly made the world look at the deep issues that have been turning a blind eye to. This show gives a glimpse into really how amazing it is to be a human being on the planet right now. So much is changing but for all the right reasons. We have passed the tipping point and we can only move forward. But what does that look like? We discuss how it has been challenging to really ground in this moment and be actually present on the mat outside of work. This episode looks at how important returning to the breath can be and to really use each inhale and exhale to bring about change. The world is still turning, yogis.
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Right now it feels better to listen and magnify POC voices. We will be back next week with a new episode of the Yogi Misfit Sessions.
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You guys, Tommy Rosen is in the house! And he is up to A LOT, we dive into the world of addiction and recovery. Tommy shares about his past and also about his Recovery 2.0 program which gets under the layers of addiction and discovers what we are really running from. We discuss the great problem of addiction, and how underneath it are core issues that need to be dealt with and learning how to transform starts with breath. In addition to breath, it takes owning your stuff and taking responsibility for your feelings, emotions, and actions. We talk about how taking personal responsibility is difficult; but it's better to change than stay ignorant. You guys HAVE to listen to this one. It hit home for me and I’m sure you will resonate with this episode too.
Follow Tommy on Instagram @tommyrosen
https://r20.com/
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Sianna is a wonderful human being and we have the honor of guiding mutual students that practice with both of us! It was really cool to connect with Sianna. We discuss shadow work and for me, it’s a pretty new concept. It’s very interesting; becoming aware of the different side of ourselves that may be neglected. When we shine light on that side, we become more intimate with that part of our being. Shadow work tends to have fear or uncertainty behind it – yet, our own power lives in our shadows when we uncover it. If we are not paying attention to shadow, if left unattended, it begins to run our lives. It’s important to show all parts of ourselves and be brave enough to be vulnerable. This episode will rock your world and interviewing Sianna truly inspired me and I’m sure it will inspire you too. Listen now!
Follow Sianna on Instagram @siannasherman
www.siannasherman.com
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