Janet Stone on Living A Life of Devotion

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In this episode, Janet Stone, yoga teacher, environmental advocate, and chanting artist, discusses what it means to live a life of devotion.

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Unconditional Friendliness?- It's a big Ask by Diggin' the Dharma
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Jeff Krasno - "Rising Above the Invective": , and host of the , talks with J about the trajectory of yoga in our culture and its role in the larger collective fate of humanity. They discuss the origins and spirit of Wanderlust, downsides to turning yoga teachers into rock stars, the vital... by J. Brown Yoga Talks
47 min listen
PREMIUM Gernot Huber - "Disrupting the Stress Response": Gernot Huber, founder of Yoga Mind Yoga Body, happened to take a few of J’s live stream classes via a mutual friend and had some constructive feedback and criticism. In this talk, they discuss Gernot’s background in silicon valley, his studies in... by J. Brown Yoga Talks
57 min listen
PREMIUM Eddie Stern - “Ashtanga Yoga New York”: Eddie Stern, esteemed Ashtanga Yoga teacher, invites J to The Brooklyn Yoga Club to talk about the old days and current incarnations of his yoga and teaching. They discuss his early practice, formative times in the NY yoga scene, the entrance of... by J. Brown Yoga Talks
45 min listen
Creating Outdoor Citizens: Appalachian Mountain Club’s John Judge by Biophilic Solutions: Nature Has the Answers
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Genny Wilkinson Priest - "Can Ashtanga Evolve?": Genny Wilkinson Priest joins J for this probing conversation about the impact of Pattabhi Jois’ sexual assaults on the ashtanga community and yoga world at large. They discuss Genny’s previous life as a journalist, her discovery and love of the... by J. Brown Yoga Talks
47 min listen
ROO #99: Ame Wren on the Art of Yoga Teaching: Ame Wren is a Boston-based yoga teacher and director of Boston Yoga School In the episode, Ame tells the story of why she started practicing yoga. She reflects on the importance of saying yes in her path to becoming a yoga teacher. by Running On Om
36 min listen

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