Below are the best podcasts we could find on Yoga and racial justice.
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On generations of chronic injustice; the conversation that needs to be had regarding the First Nations people of Canada, and the healing needed in our time.
Tajamika (Taj) Paxton shares her experience as a yoga teacher and the presence of prejudice in yoga spaces. She and host Maya have a candid discussion on racism along with a call to action for yoga teachers and practitioners to move toward greater equity, both on and off the mat.
On building relationships across points of difference, acknowledging the patterns of trauma we’ve inherited to reshape those relations, and remembering the practice as a way to honor those who’ve come before.
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Unity in Yoga special guest Bryant Rollins is back for more enlightening conversation. In this episode, he and host Maya Breuer continue their exploration of yoga as breath, connection, and change for the BIPOC Community.
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Bryant Rollins, former Editor with The New York Times and reporter and political columnist with The Boston Globe joins host Maya Breuer to kick off conversation on yoga—the breath, the connection, and change for the BIPOC community.
In this episode, host Maya Breuer meets with Marla Teyolia, Founder of Culture Shift Agency, for a powerful conversation on transformation.
Special guests Shankari Goldstein and J. Miles from the State of Union (Yoga) come together to uplift and amplify the voices and experiences of Black and Brown yoga teachers. Conversation explores white supremacy in the world including yoga spaces and breaking down the importance of self-discovery.
On true allyship, the names we need to keep repeating, the necessary healings and breaking through.
Justin Michael Williams works at the intersection of music, mindfulness, and social justice. With his groundbreaking book, Stay Woke, and over a decade of teaching experience, Justin has become a pioneering voice for diversity and inclusion in wellness.
On whiteness in wellness, our responsibility, our clumsiness and our commitments.
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