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300: Celebrating 300 Episodes! with Shannon Crow
300: Celebrating 300 Episodes! with Shannon Crow The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast celebrates 300 episodes! In this milestone episode, host Shannon Crow talks about some of the things that have helped her stay consistent with putting out the podcast and answers some...
299: Yoga for Menopause with Niamh Daly
299: Yoga for Menopause with Niamh Daly About half the world’s population experiences menopause at some point in their lives, yet it is still not very well understood and people at this stage of their life may not get the support they need. Niamh Daly fills in some of...
298: Photo Shoot Stories (Listener Emails) with Shannon Crow
298: Photo Shoot Stories (Listener Emails) with Shannon Crow When Shannon sent out an email about Episode 294 with Gabriela Fearn about how to plan a yoga photo shoot, she received a lot of emails from listeners! It is such a highlight to get emails from listeners...
297: Yoga Philosophy & Business with Rebecca Sebastian
297: Yoga Philosophy & Business with Rebecca Sebastian As yoga teachers, we can feel like making money and running a yoga business is out of alignment with yoga and the philosophy of yoga. This can cause us to struggle with marketing and charging for our services....
296: Can Science & Spirituality Co-Exist? with Stevie Inghram
296: Can Science & Spirituality Co-Exist? with Stevie Inghram There has always been some friction between science and spirituality. Some people may even think they are polar opposites that cannot co-exist. Stevie Inghram shares some of their insights about the...
295: Make Money Teaching Yoga with Betty Welsh
295: Make Money Teaching Yoga with Betty Welsh How can yoga teachers make money? Particularly if they don’t have an online presence, is it possible to build a profitable and sustainable yoga business? Betty Welsh has done just that and is on the podcast to share her...
294: How to Plan a Yoga Photo Shoot with Gabriela Fearn
294: How to Plan a Yoga Photo Shoot with Gabriela Fearn We all know the power of good images for websites and social media, but many yoga teachers don't know where to start when it comes to taking photos for their yoga business. How can you capture who you are as a...
293: Eating Disorder Recovery & Yoga with Vivian Selles
293: Eating Disorder Recovery & Yoga with Vivian Selles Eating disorders are a serious condition that can even be life threatening or fatal in some cases yet we may not always recognize that someone is experiencing an eating disorder. Globally, 9% of the world...
292: Taking Diet Culture out of Yoga with Jessica Grosman & Elyssa Toomey
292: Diet Culture and Yoga with Jessica Grosman & Elyssa Toomey Diet culture is becoming more and more pervasive in the yoga world. It can show up in hidden and deliberate ways, and it is causing harm to our yoga students and it can be dangerous. Elyssa Toomey and...
291: Better Balance with Susi Hately
291: Better Balance with Susi Hately Keeping their balance is something we may have noticed that older adults may find challenging, or something that we may ourselves have felt we need to improve as we age. How can yoga help with this? Susi Hately (she/her) shares...
290: Best Microphones for Online Yoga with Ashley Hagen
290: Best Microphones for Online Yoga with Ashley Hagen Many yoga teachers are teaching online these days and one thing is extremely important for online classes - sound quality. Having a good quality microphone can really help, but with so many options available,...
289: Limb Difference and Yoga with Melissa D’Errico
289: Limb Difference and Yoga with Melissa D'Errico Many more people live with limb differences than we might realize. However, we are not taught as yoga teachers how to serve people with limb differences when they come into our classes or create more welcoming and...