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    Mark Stephens is a highly respected and influential figure in the world of yoga. He is a prolific author, having written several books on yoga. Mark runs an Online Teaching Yoga Academy and has a podcast called The Yoga Room Podcast. His expertise spans across various domains such as yoga, bodywork, and the integration of therapeutic yoga in different systems including the prison system. He is known for his dynamic approach to teaching, his extensive knowledge of yoga history and anatomy, and his dedication to making yoga accessible to all.

    Visit Mark on his website: https://www.markstephensyoga.com/

    Key Takeaways:

    Transformative Impact of Yoga: Mark shares how yoga has the power to transform lives, particularly for troubled youths in juvenile systems.Adaptability in Yoga Instruction: The importance of understanding individual conditions and intentions when teaching yoga to ensure safety and effectiveness.Evolution of Yoga Practices: Insight into the historical context of yoga’s rise in the West, including influential figures and cultural phenomena.

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    Cator Shachoy is a distinguished yoga therapist, mindfulness instructor, and craniosacral therapist based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She holds a degree from the Iyengar Yoga Institute in San Francisco and has trained under notable teachers like Judith Lassiter and Michael Shea. Cator is also an accomplished author with her latest book titled "The TMJ Handbook: A Therapeutic Guide to Relieving Jaw Tension and Pain with Yoga and Mindfulness." With over 35 years of experience in yoga, meditation, and bodywork, Cator blends her expertise to help individuals achieve holistic wellness.

    Cator's website: https://catorshachoy.com/
    Follow Cator on IG: https://www.instagram.com/catorshachoy/
    Purchase Cator's new book here: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/710326/the-tmj-handbook-by-cator-shachoy/

    Key Takeaways:

    Holistic Healing for TMJ: Cator integrates Iyengar yoga, craniosacral therapy, and mindfulness to create effective strategies for managing TMJ disorders, emphasizing a holistic approach to wellness.Influence of Chronic Illness: Cator's journey into yoga and healing was significantly influenced by her struggle with chronic fatigue syndrome, showcasing the transformative power of alternative healing practices.


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    Kelly Smith is a prominent meditation and yoga instructor based in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis. She is the founder of Yoga for You Online, an innovative online yoga and meditation school offering a range of classes and teacher training. Kelly is also the creator and host of two popular podcasts, "Mindful in Minutes" and "Meditation Mama." Besides her online presence, Kelly has been instrumental in introducing meditation practices to broader audiences through workshops, YouTube videos, and a series of books like "You Are Not Your Thoughts."

    Visit Kelly on her website: https://www.yogaforyouonline.com/
    Follow her on IG: https://www.instagram.com/yogaforyouonline/?hl=en
    Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@mindfulinminutes

    Key Takeaways:

    Kelly Smith offers a unique approach to meditation, utilizing guided imagery and making it accessible for beginners through short, impactful sessions.The episode underscores the importance of balancing secular and spiritual elements in meditation practice to make it inclusive and resonate with diverse belief systems.Kelly’s personal journey with ADHD and how she utilizes meditation and other strategies to manage symptoms, showcasing the adaptability of mindfulness practices.

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    Robert Sturman is a renowned photographer known for his exceptional ability to capture the essence of yoga and human expression through his lens. With a storied career that spans decades, Robert has traveled the world, photographing notable yoga instructors, diverse subjects in unique settings such as prisons and military bases, and cultures enriched with depth. He is also a passionate advocate for humane practices and leads online photography courses to empower others.

    Visit Robert on his website: https://www.robertsturmanstudio.com/
    Follow him on IG: https://www.instagram.com/robertsturman/
    And Otis the Handsome Hound: https://www.instagram.com/otisthehandsomehound/?img_index=1

    Key Takeaways:

    The Evolution of an Artist: Robert Sturman’s journey from a novice to a master photographer, fueled by passion and a deep desire to help people see the world differently.Capturing Emotions: The significance of mindfulness in photography and how one powerful image can convey the richness of human experience.Yoga and Photography: How Robert’s connection to yoga has enriched his work and why he believes yoga poses are akin to artistic figurative poetry.


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    Bob Cirino is the director of the Yoga Studies Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching classic literature and methods of yoga. With a rich background in meditation, permaculture, and scientific research on environmental sustainability, Bob combines his expertise to promote compassionate living and environmental stewardship. He is also known for his work with the Asian Legacy Library and has a significant presence in international yoga communities.

    Visit Bob on his website: https://www.spiritualwarrior.life/
    also on: https://www.yogastudiesinstitute.org/
    and on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bob.cirino/?hl=en

    Key Takeaways:

    The Power of Compassionate Wisdom: Bob underscores the necessity of integrating wisdom and compassion in yoga practices to foster true transformation and environmental stewardship.Connection Between Yoga and Permaculture: Discover how Bob links the principles of permaculture with yoga philosophy, highlighting a holistic approach to living harmoniously with nature.Empty Nature of Reality: The episode explores the concept that objects and experiences are projections of our perceptions, emphasizing the role of mindfulness in changing our reality.Service as a Path to Fulfillment: Bob’s journey illustrates how acts of service and cultivating compassion can lead to personal and global healing.


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    Jessica Hwang is a dedicated career transition coach with a background in corporate finance. She is the founder of Jessica Hwang Coaching, where she assists individuals in making the leap from secure corporate positions to independent, passion-driven careers. Jessica is also a yoga teacher and hosts her podcast "Permission to Flow," formerly known as "A Way of Thinking." Her expertise lies in leveraging personal growth, yoga principles, and her experiences from the corporate world to guide others towards fulfilling careers.

    Visit Jessica: http://jessicahwangcoaching.com/
    Listen to podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/permission-to-flow/id1622215177

    Key Takeaways:

    Career Transition Strategy: It's vital to create a steady financial foundation and consider gradual steps rather than a sudden leap when transitioning from a corporate job to independent work.The Role of Self-Belief: Cultivating self-belief through personal growth, support systems, and recognizing past achievements is crucial for success.Yoga's Impact: Yoga can provide the mental clarity and resilience needed to navigate significant life changes.Community and Support: Surrounding oneself with a supportive community and professionals like coaches and therapists can make the transition smoother.

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    Dale Matzkow is a seasoned Pilates instructor based in Juno Beach, Florida. With a background spanning several decades, Dale has trained under various prestigious instructors and integrated both classical and contemporary methods into her practice. Dale began her journey with Pilates in the mid-80s and has since dedicated herself to teaching and expanding her knowledge. She regularly teaches mat Pilates and is recognized for her expertise in adapting workouts to suit both novices and seasoned practitioners.

    Visit Dale on her website: https://www.purepilatesnyc.com/
    Follow her on IG: https://www.instagram.com/purepilatesnyc/

    Key Takeaways:

    Historical Insights: Discover the origins of Pilates, developed by Joseph Pilates during World War I, and its evolution into a renowned fitness method.Classical vs. Contemporary Pilates: Learn the key differences between classical Pilates, which adheres closely to Joseph Pilates' original teachings, and contemporary approaches that incorporate modern advancements in bodywork.Benefits of Pilates: Understand how Pilates helps in injury recovery and improves overall strength, flexibility, and body awareness.

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    In this enlightening episode, the Toddcast welcomes back Janne Kontala, an esteemed yoga scholar, to delve deeper into the profound teachings of the Bhagavad Gita. Building on their previous discussion on contemporary yoga, Janne and the host engage in a thought-provoking conversation that sheds light on the intricate layers of the Bhagavad Gita and its relevance to modern yoga practitioners.

    Visit Janne on his website here: https://www.jayananda.info/23233

    Key Takeaways:

    Historical Context and Relevance of the Bhagavad Gita: The Bhagavad Gita remains a cornerstone of yoga philosophy, presenting practical wisdom applicable to both ancient and modern practitioners.Jnana Yoga: Focuses on self-knowledge and intellectual inquiry, essential for those seeking deeper understanding through meditation and study of sacred texts.Karma Yoga: Offers a path for active individuals by transforming daily actions into a spiritual practice through selflessness and duty.Bhakti Yoga: Emphasizes devotion and personal connection to the divine, transcending mere intellectual understanding.Integration of Yogic Paths: The Bhagavad Gita's teachings harmonize Jnana, Karma, and Bhakti Yoga, allowing practitioners to adapt their spiritual practice to their individual nature and lifestyle.

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    Joe Taft is a seasoned yoga instructor based in Asheville, North Carolina. With a professional background in kayaking, Joe transitioned into yoga to manage his back pain from the sport's physical strain. He initially trained under Mary Kay West and was deeply involved in Anusara Yoga, where he achieved full certification. Joe's practice combines various yoga philosophies and physical movements to create a balanced and harmonious practice for his students.

    Visit Joe on his website: https://joetaftyoga.com/
    Follow him on IG: https://www.instagram.com/joe_taft_yoga/

    Key Takeaways:

    Transition from Kayaking to Yoga: Joe Taft discusses how the physical strain from professional kayaking led him to yoga for pain relief and holistic healing.Influences and Training: Joe's initial training with Mary Kay West and his involvement with Anusara Yoga helped shape his teaching philosophy.Philosophy and Spirituality: The conversation touches on Joe's balancing of his Christian upbringing with non-dual Tantra philosophies, offering a unique perspective on spiritual practices.The Role of Mythology: Joe emphasizes the importance of mythology in understanding consciousness and self-awareness through stories and practices.


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    In this enlightening episode of the Native Yoga Toddcast, host Todd McLaughlin is joined by Josh Biro, the dynamic founder of Yogapreneur Collective. Josh dives deep into the integration of yoga practices with entrepreneurial ventures, providing invaluable insights for yoga studio owners and business enthusiasts. With a background embedded in both yoga and business from an early age, Josh shares his transformative journey from a reluctant yogi to a thriving entrepreneur. The conversation is rich with practical advice on reconciling the seemingly contrasting worlds of yoga and business, and offers a fresh perspective on adapting to the ever-evolving landscape of yoga entrepreneurship.

    Visit Josh on his website: https://yogapreneurcollective.com/
    Subscribe to his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@yogapreneurcollective

    Key Takeaways:

    Integration of Yoga and Business: Josh highlights the importance of reconciling yoga practices with business operations to create a sustainable and impactful yoga studio.Cashflow Management: The necessity of managing cashflow effectively to maintain and grow a yoga business is stressed as the foundation of operational success.Technology and AI in Yoga Businesses: Insights on leveraging AI and automation to enhance efficiency, customer service, and market adaptability, without losing the human touch.

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    Michael Johnson is a prominent yoga and philosophy instructor based in Asheville, North Carolina. He is the founder of Clear Light Yoga and a respected teacher at both the Asheville Yoga Center and the Ayurvedic Institute. With over 20 years of experience, Michael specializes in yoga philosophy, Sanskrit, and meditation. Through his 200-hour yoga philosophy teacher training program, Michael inspires students to delve deep into the ancient texts and principles of yoga, making these complex ideas accessible and applicable to modern life.

    Visit Michael on his website: https://www.clearlightyoga.com/

    Key Takeaways:

    The Essence of Yoga: Yoga is about controlling the mental activities to avoid being controlled by them. This is a path to self-control and understanding one's true nature.Philosophical Integration: Understanding Sanskrit and the Yoga Sutras is crucial to grasping yoga philosophy. Different translations can lead to varied interpretations and levels of understanding.Non-Theistic Bhakti: Bhakti Yoga, traditionally theistic, can also be practiced in a non-theistic manner, focusing on devotion to ideals rather than deities.Practical Application: Michael shares real-life applications of yoga philosophy, from daily interpersonal interactions to handling extreme situations like cyber threats.

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    Todd McLaughlin talks with Gota Cebrero about his transition from Argentina to becoming a yoga teacher and Zen practitioner in Asheville. Gota discusses combining his global experiences in his teachings, the concept of tapas, and finding equilibrium between upholding traditions and ensuring accessibility. He also touches on staying genuine amidst a competitive yoga scene and the importance of developing internal energy, offering a mix of motivational anecdotes and useful advice for yogis and spiritual explorers.

    Visit Gota on his website: https://www.gotacebreroyoga.com/

    Key Takeaways:

    Gota's path from Argentina to becoming a multifaceted yoga teacher in the United States.The transformative impact of Ashtanga Yoga and Zen meditation on mental and physical discipline.Balancing traditional yoga strictness with modern-day accessibility and practicality.The importance of community and personal alignment in yoga practice and teaching.Strategies for maintaining spiritual and physical well-being amidst life's challenges.

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    Renowned Ayurveda expert Jessica Vellela joins Todd to explore the transformative power of Ayurveda in modern lifestyles. Jessica shares deep insights into preventive medicine, personalized treatments, and the profound impact of Panchakarma. She recounts her rigorous training and practice in India and the challenges of bringing Ayurveda to the U.S.. This episode delves into the rich heritage of Ayurveda and its practical applications for maintaining optimal health and vitality. Don't miss Jessica's inspiring journey and valuable expertise in holistic wellness.

    Visit Jessica on her website: https://www.findradiance.com/

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    Preventive Focus: Ayurveda prioritizes maintaining health to prevent disease, using personalized dietary and lifestyle guidelines.Panchakarma: Detailed breakdown of the Panchakarma treatments and their profound impacts on health and wellness.Cultural Integration: Insights into the adaptation of Ayurveda outside of India and the challenges faced in different geographical and cultural contexts.Self-Care Practices: Emphasis on the importance of self-discipline and consistent practice in achieving health benefits through Ayurveda.

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    Discover the insights and transformative power of yoga and Tantra with world renowned teacher Rod Stryker. Host Todd explores Stryker's journey from his first experience at age five to his profound teachings today. Learn about the nuances of Yoga Nidra, the sacred practice of revitalizing temples, and the four desires shaping our purpose. This episode delves into the depths of meditation, relaxation, and finding balance in modern life. Perfect for those seeking a deeper understanding of yoga's spiritual and practical applications.

    Visit Rod on his website: https://www.rodstryker.com/

    Key Takeaways:

    The Journey of Yoga Practice: Rod Stryker recounts his introduction to yoga at a young age and how influential texts and teachers shaped his path.Understanding Tantra: Stryker articulates the principles of Tantra, highlighting its worldview and practices aimed at uncovering the sacred within.Sacred Energy and Temples: Stryker describes initiatives of reinfusing energy into sacred spaces, promoting a reciprocal relationship with these spiritual environments.Yoga Nidra's Importance: An in-depth look into Yoga Nidra, its stages, and why it’s crucial for addressing modern-day restlessness and achieving true relaxation.The Four Desires: A guide to discovering one's life purpose, balancing essential desires, and aligning them with spiritual goals.

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    Yoga instructor Todd McLaughlin engages in a profound conversation with Andrew McGonigle, an experienced yoga teacher and anatomy expert. McGonigle shares his journey from medical school to fashion, and eventually to teaching yoga, exploring how his diverse background informs his unique approach to anatomy education.

    Key topics include the role of the nervous system in muscle flexibility, the resilience of the human body, and the tangible benefits of yoga on the cardiovascular and immune systems. Discover insightful perspectives on integrating scientific and holistic approaches to yoga practice and teaching.

    Visit Andrew on his website: https://www.doctor-yogi.com/

    Key Takeaways:

    Anatomy and Yoga: Understanding anatomy enriches yoga practice by fostering a deeper connection with one's body and enhancing the teaching methodology.Misconceptions about Muscles: Muscle length doesn't change over time; flexibility improvements are more about the nervous system granting permission for greater movement.Physiological Benefits: Yoga positively impacts various systems, including lowering blood pressure, reducing chronic inflammation, and aiding in better cardiovascular health.Learning and Teaching Methods: Andrew uses a blend of interactive, multi-media resources in his online courses to make complex anatomical concepts accessible and engaging.

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    In this episode, Liz Corwin, a former Navy F-18 pilot and current Navy reservist, shares her journey from being a fighter pilot to becoming a yoga teacher. She discusses the importance of authenticity in teaching yoga and offers insights on how to create a safe and inclusive environment for military members in yoga classes. Liz also talks about the transformative power of motherhood and the impact it has had on her yoga practice. She shares her favorite retreat experiences and highlights the importance of creating a container for retreats while allowing the group dynamics to shape the experience.

    Visit Liz on her website: https://www.walkaboutyoga.com/

    Key Takeaways:

    Authenticity is key in teaching yoga, and it is important to be true to yourself as a teacher.When teaching military members, it is essential to create a safe and inclusive environment by being direct and using clear language.Motherhood has brought a new perspective to Liz's yoga practice and has made her more aware of her body and its capabilities.Retreats provide an opportunity for personal growth and transformation, and it is important to create a container while allowing the group dynamics to shape the experience.Supporting military families is crucial, as they also need the support and opportunities for growth and well-being.

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    In this enlightening episode, Todd converses with Cory Sterling, an accomplished lawyer who has carved a unique niche in the legal world by catering to those in the wellness and yoga industry. From his law firm in Mexico, Cory shares valuable insights on the intersection of law and yoga, shedding light on common misconceptions and the necessity of understanding legal ramifications for practitioners and studio owners alike.

    Visit Cory on his website: https://www.consciouscounsel.ca/Home
    Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/sRsahBZoBwQ

    Key Takeaways:

    A waiver of liability is crucial for any yoga teacher to protect themselves legally in their relationships with students.Professionalism and legal knowledge are imperative in the wellness industry, just as in any other business.The distinction between independent contractors and employees is complex and essential to understand for studio owners and yoga teachers alike.Legal issues such as trademark registration, client service agreements, and social media disclaimers are key considerations for yoga professionals operating both in-person and online.Cory's approach to law in the wellness industry encourages other lawyers to embrace remote work while providing legal services with heart and professionalism.Thanks for listening to this episode. Check out: 👇
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    In this episode of the Native Yoga Toddcast, host Todd welcomes back Dr. Michael Shea for a discussion on polyvagal theory in yoga and meditation. They explore the importance of the vagus nerve, an information highway that connects the brain to every organ system in the body. Dr. Shea explains how the vagus nerve plays a crucial role in our sense of safety and how trauma can impact its functioning. They delve into the concepts of top-down and bottom-up approaches in therapy and the role of yoga and meditation in regulating the nervous system. The episode highlights the significance of turning inward and finding love in the present moment as a means of healing and self-discovery.

    Visit Michael on his website: https://www.sheaheart.com/

    Key Takeaways:

    The vagus nerve is a vital information highway that connects the brain to every organ system in the body, providing sensory impressions and information about our state of safety.Trauma can disrupt the functioning of the vagus nerve, leading to heightened stress responses or withdrawal and numbing behaviors.Yoga and meditation can help regulate the vagus nerve and promote a greater sense of safety and well-being.The yamas and niyamas, ethical principles in yoga, provide a moral code that can guide our relationships with others and ourselves, supporting the turn inward and self-discovery.

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    In this insightful conversation, Todd McLaughlin delves deep into the artistic journey and personal life of Grammy winner Carla Patullo. Beyond the glitz of awards, Carla's narrative is one that traverses through the challenges of health, the catharsis of music creation, and the importance of physical and mental well-being. Listeners will find themselves drawn into an engaging discussion that reveals the profound impact of Carla's experiences on her creative output.

    Visit Carla on her website: https://www.carlapatullo.com/
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    Carla Patullo shares her transformative experience with breast cancer and its influence on her Grammy-winning album "So She Howls."Music served as a therapeutic diary for Carla, helping her navigate through a tough personal period.The album incorporates binaural beats to induce a relaxed and meditative state for listeners.Carla takes pride in her ability to compose for a variety of musical genres and film scores, reflecting her adaptive creative process.The episode touches on Carla's personal growth and enhanced appreciation for life post breast cancer recovery.

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    Todd McLaughlin interviews Stacy McCarthy, a yoga teacher and kinesiology professor. Stacy shares her journey into yoga, from her first experience in a yoga class to becoming a dedicated practitioner and teacher. She discusses the evolution of her practice and teaching style, emphasizing the importance of adapting to the needs of students and finding a balance between discipline and creativity. Stacy also touches on the impact of technology on the yoga industry and the need for consistent practice and self-reflection. Overall, she emphasizes the transformative power of yoga and the importance of finding one's own path.

    Visit Stacy on her website: https://www.yoganamastacy.com/
    Follow her on IG here: https://www.instagram.com/yoga_namastacy/

    Key Takeaways:

    Stacy McCarthy's yoga philosophy is grounded in welcoming inclusivity, encouraging practitioners to approach the mat regardless of their background.Her teaching style has evolved from the strict discipline of Ashtanga to a blend that incorporates alignment, mind-body harmony, and the softer aspects of practices like Viniyoga and Iyengar.The practice of yoga, according to McCarthy, is a life-long journey that yields more health and happiness when approached with consistency and authenticity.Adaptability is honored as a cornerstone in Stacy's career, illustrated by how she has embraced the technological shifts affecting yoga instruction.

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