Enjoy these interviews with Master Teachers who have generously shared their deep wisdom and insights with the community.
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Enjoy these interviews with Master Teachers who have generously shared their deep wisdom and insights with the community.
Join us as we explore the physiological and neurological impact of the act of chanting Om with master yoga teacher Jeff Masters, recorded at The Rubin Museum’s OM Lab.
In another special episode filmed at The Rubin Museum’s OM Lab, Dana Trixie Flynn explores how Om lets us make the leap from head to heart and touch the infinite.
In this special episode, filmed as part of The Rubin Museum’s OM Lab Exhibition, Pandit Rajmani Tinguait takes us on a journey to consider the sound of Om.
Master yoga teacher Ramanand Patel and host Colleen Saidman Yee investigate the relationship between knowing ourselves, and loving ourselves and others.
Host Beryl Bender Birch delves into the practice of pranayama with master yoga teacher Tim Miller, who learned from Sri K. Pattabhi Jois over thirty years ago.
Master yoga teacher Dana Trixie Flynn communes with host Colleen Saidman Yee about how our personal yoga practices can help us face our insecurities, aging and loss.
How does yoga empower our own personal, conscious evolution? Find out when host Colleen Saidman Yee interviews fellow host and master teacher Beryl Bender Birch.
Kino MacGregor explains why yoga always keeps its promise, what she’s learned from Guruji, and how the real power of yoga is the power of yourself.
What is the true meaning of yoga, and what does love have to do with it? Find out when host Colleen Saidman Yee interviews her friend, master teacher Richard Freeman.
Kathryn Budig and host Colleen Saidman Yee delve into where self-worth comes from, how to deal with bullies and trolls, and why nobody but you can take away your power.
Kelly Morris shares how shamanism helped her reclaim her own relationship with the divine, and why her job as a teacher isn’t to shape students, but to set them free.
Seane Corn and Colleen Saidman Yee explore how yoga gives us the tools to make mindful decisions and change the world.
Rodney Yee explains his teaching philosophy, how yoga empowers him to directly touch life, and what he thinks is the most important thing to ask a new student.
Ramanand Patel discusses the difference between the self and the ego with host Colleen Saidman Yee, and how compassion helps us make sense of violence.
Master teacher Seane Corn tells Colleen Saidman Yee how yoga helped her overcome anxiety, stress, OCD and drug use, and to self-regulate by listening to her body.
Master teacher Amy Ippoliti tells Colleen Saidman Yee how she began her yoga journey, as a lonely 16-year-old who realized “there must be more to life than this.”
Kathryn Budig and host Colleen Saidman Yee explore defying society’s rules in order to become yourself, which she writes about in her new book, Aim True.
Baron Baptiste tells host Colleen Saidman Yee about how his experiences as a teacher compelled him to write his latest book“Perfectly Imperfect.”
Kino MacGregor discusses how the different roles played by home practice and study with teachers combine in our own personal yoga journeys.
David Swenson shares his yoga journey, from reading how-to books in Texas, to studying with David Williams and Pattabhi Jois, to learning from students who are blind.
Kelly Morris explains why yoga is about more than getting into a size 2, and how meditation is critical to becoming one with all things.
Elena Brower shares her philosophy with Beryl Bender Birch, from the one sutra every new teacher needs, to her hope for asana in the world.
Join us for a lesson in the role of choice, change and faith in the practice of yoga when Beryl Bender Birch interviews professor Dr. John Campbell Ph.D.
Rodney Yee explains his teaching philosophy, how yoga empowers him to directly touch life, and what he thinks is the most important thing to ask a new student.