
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 philosophy, spirituality, and the business of yoga.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 533 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySpiritualityAlternative HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

Paul JJ Alix, founder of Yoga for All, returns to talk with J about the future of his yoga business and the nature of karma. They discuss pricing for home studios, revenue streams and projected profits, people with money and those without, giving stu... more
Will Revak, co-founder of Orawellness, talks with J about the oral microbiome and dental self-empowerment. They discuss common dental issues, periodontal disease myths, hidden lies in toothpaste labels, crystal nature of teeth, decay and enamel loss,... more
Troy Hadeed, founder of Beyond Yoga and author of My Name Is Love: We're Not All That Different, talks with J about coming to know the love of God. They discuss Bob Marley and Jesus, interpretations and denominations, moving away from the church, con... more
Grace Gessel, once founder of the Trauma-Conscious Yoga Method now offering faith-centered counseling at Through Faith Therapy, talks with J about leaving yoga and becoming a follower of Christ. They discuss religious trauma, being a public voice, qu... more
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Love you man, be enough with the Christianity. Can we re-center on yoga?
A thoughtful heartfelt interview that’s not built on celebrity names. Another great podcast! I love the fact that you don’t limit yoga to a few modalities or styles but is happy to go on the journey to explore how different people may find it in their own unique way.
J dares to question topics on a lot our minds.
You can have premium material on any podcast but to cut a podcast in the middle of an interview and tell people if they want to listen to the other part they have to pay is something that is not done. You can offer premium content but not violently cut and interview in the middle you just don't do that.
I’ve decide to stop listening after the last several months of hearing J only refer God in the male gender.
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The show foregrounds slow, breath-centered yoga practice, coupled with deep philosophy, spirituality, and the business of teaching. Conversations span Zen and mindfulness, death and grief, trauma-informed approaches, and how online platforms, communities, and pedagogy shape contemporary yoga. Across guests—from senior teachers and authors to trauma specialists and nonprofit leaders—the host steers thoughtful, often challenging discussions that blend personal practice with broader cultural questions, ethics, and community care. A notable strength is the willingness to tackle both timeless yogic questions and modern industry realities, making it appealing to listeners who want substance, reflection, and practical insights for teaching, practi... more
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Recent guests on J. Brown Yoga Talks include:
1. Will Revak
2. Troy Hadeed
3. Grace Gessel
4. John Friend
5. David Singleton
6. Christopher Wallis
7. Amy Landry
8. Lizzie Lasater
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