J. Brown Yoga Talks

Philosophy Podcasts

Yoga teacher and writer J. Brown is leading the way in the Slow Yoga Revolution, advocating for more intimate, breath-centered, therapeutic yoga practices. J interviews guests from old-school yoga teachers to other yoga revolutionists about...

Episodes

Troy Hadeed - "Yoga is a Christian Practice"

Grace Gessel - "Whoever Hears His Testimony"

John Friend - "Rise and Fall of Mainstreaming"

David Singleton - "Slower and Longer Inward Looking"

Elisa Malinverni - "Messages We No Longer Believe In"

Check in with J - "I Closed the Yoga Center, Now What?"

Todd Norian - "The Disease of Worldliness, Radical Nirvana"

Christopher Wallis - "Rooted in But Not Bound by Tradition"

Amy Landry - "Teachings, Traditions, and Practice"

Lizzie Lasater - "AI, Marketing, Envisioning a Healthy Future"

Chris Priest - "Zen, Meditation, Devotion, and Divinity"

Rachel Morarjee - "Generational Shifts, Anchoring to Grace"

Bernie Clark - "History, Myth, Energy, and Spirit"

Joanne Spence - "Trauma-Informed Care, Straightforward Faith"

Leslie Howard and Richard Rosen - "Between Breath and Death"

David Procyshyn - "Line Between Authenticity and Manipulation"

Jim Bennitt - "Camaraderie, Careers, and Jiu-Jitsu"

Sharon Molloy - "Nonduality, Jesus, and the World of Man"

Adam Rumack - "Rights of Passage and Ways of Existing"

Year End Check In with J - "The Age of Professional Yoga is Over"