YogaScussion: Philosophy, Culture & Mindful Living Podcast

In this YogaScussion, Bernie Clark explores Prana: One Breath, Many Worlds as the vital life force connecting ancient yoga wisdom with modern scientific research. Discover how breath physiology influences the nervous system, why fascia research matters for yin yoga practitioners, and practical applications of yoga anatomy for teachers. Bernie shares insights on mindfulness practice, the yoga forest metaphor, and how understanding life force energy can deepen your practice. Whether you're exploring what is prana in yoga, how breath work affects stress relief, or yin yoga for connective tissue health, this conversation bridges Eastern philosophy and Western science. Perfect for yoga anatomy for teachers, understanding yoga philosophy, and fascia and yoga practice applications. Recording date: April 16, 2026 Key Topics: Bernie Clark defines prana as communication energy connecting ancient wisdom with modern science Fascia research reveals how connective tissue relates to traditional meridian maps Breath physiology shows how slow breathing improves nervous system regulation and baroreflex Skeletal variation explains why one-size-fits-all alignment cues don't work for every body The yoga forest metaphor illustrates diverse philosophical paths within the broader tradition Follow YogaScussion wherever you get your podcasts. To get access to ad-free episodes five days early and attend live show recordings, join the YogaScussion Circle! About YogaScussion: YogaScussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each episode of YogaScussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be. Support the show: > Join the YogaScussion Circle! for extra benefits, to attend live show recordings and participate in the YogaScussion > Donate to the Show > Shop the YogaScussion Collection on the Podmasana...

In this YogaScussion, marine veteran and Zen meditation guide Mark Blacknell shares his raw, honest journey from working-class Philadelphia to finding stability through simple zazen practice. Trained in Soto Zen instruction, Mark now guides seniors, inmates, and youth with a no-jargon, trauma-informed approach: balanced posture, staring at a wall, and raw acceptance. Discover why "balance, balance, balance" is his three-word definition of yoga, how meditation becomes a teacher without expectations, and why trusting the practice—not the teacher—is the key to nervous system regulation and sustainable wellbeing. Key Topics Mark's journey: Delco, Philadelphia → Marines (Gulf War) → PTSD → meditation Simple zazen: balanced posture, cosmic mudra, staring at a wall "Trust the practice, not the teacher, book, or theory" Raw acceptance: working with the palette you have Meditation as "Netflix for the mind": watching inner voices without analysis Working with marginalized communities: death row, seniors, youth Teacher as practitioner first: emphasizing humanness over perfection The 5-minute prerequisite: building discipline without pressure "Balance, balance, balance" as yoga's essence Why less spiritual jargon = more accessibility for conservative communities Suffering as teacher: turning symptoms into awareness opportunities Follow YogaScussion wherever you get your podcasts. To get access to ad-free episodes five days early and attend live show recordings, join the YogaScussion Circle! About YogaScussion: YogaScussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each episode of YogaScussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be. Support the show: > Join the YogaScussion Circle! for extra benefits, to attend live show recordings and participat...

In this YogaScussion, hosts Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman engage with Rubina Chadha, a trauma-informed educator and mindfulness expert. Rubina shares her journey into yoga and mindfulness, discussing the importance of breathwork, the challenges faced in the creative industry, and the significance of creating safe spaces for emotional release. The conversation delves into the personal hurdles Rubina encountered while developing her business, Inner Design, and how her cultural background influenced her yoga practice. The episode emphasizes the need for awareness, the integration of yoga into daily life, and the transformative power of mindfulness. Key takeaways: Rubina's journey: commercial artist → educator → Inner Design founder Yoga as removal, not addition: stripping back to reconnect with self Creativity, burnout, and AI anxiety in the entertainment industry Breathwork protocols: coherence breathing, box breathing, sighing for cortisol balance Trauma-informed yoga teaching: teacher as practitioner first Nervous system regulation: recognizing fight/flight/freeze without judgment Awareness, pause, and dropping expectations Yoga as ABC: Awareness, Breath, Connection Integrating yoga principles off the mat: boardroom to home Parenting and sharing mindfulness practices authentically Running, movement, and breath as yoga "Yoga is life living through me" Sound Bites: "Awareness is pause." "Practice is never perfect." "Yoga has become a blood sport." About Yoga Scussion: Yoga Scussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each episode of Yoga Scussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be. Support the show: Join the Yoga Scussion Circle! for extra benefits, to attend live show recordings and participate in the Yoga Scussion ...

In this YogaScussion, Sophie Malahieude shares her 28-year yoga journey from rejection by her first teacher to discovering home in embodied practice. A life coach for midlife women, she bridges yoga, Ayurveda, and emotional intelligence—teaching how to trust the body over intellect, rebalance through awareness, and transform emotions from obstacles into messengers. Sophie discusses her new book Beyond Emotions, inherited trauma, ego versus intellect, and why yoga is ultimately about coming back home. About YogaScussion: YogaScussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each episode of Yoga Scussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be. Support the show: Join the YogaScussion Circle! for extra benefits, to attend live show recordings and participate in the YogaScussion Donate to the Show Shop the YogaScussion Collection on the Podmasana Store Connect With Podmasana: Website: yogascussion.podmasana.com Email: yogascussion@podmasana.com Support the Show: yogascussion.podmasana.com/support Social Media: YouTube | Bluesky | Mastodon | Instagram Current Release Schedule: New episodes every other Wednesday with preview episodes releasing the following Wednesday Early access for YogaScussion Circle members (3 days before public) Follow and subscribe now so you don't miss an episode. Leave a review and share the show with others who might be interested.

In this engaging YogaScussion, Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman explore the evolution of yoga, particularly focusing on Amplified Yoga with Donovan McGrath. They discuss Donovan's journey from traditional yoga practices to creating a unique blend of yoga and music, emphasizing the importance of community, joy, and spiritual connection. The dialogue also touches on the cultural context of yoga, the challenges of navigating personal beliefs, and the transformative power of Kundalini energy in today's world. In this conversation, Donovan McGrath explores the transformative power of Kundalini Yoga, emphasizing the importance of connection, love, and vulnerability in our lives. He discusses how modern distractions can numb our experiences and how yoga can help us reconnect with our divine essence. The dialogue delves into the science of consciousness, the nature of existence, and the significance of community and self-acceptance. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the need for compassion and the potential for personal and collective growth through mindful practices. Takeaways Donovan's yoga journey began in New York City at 19. Kundalini yoga sparked a significant transformation in Donovan's life. Amplified Yoga combines music festival energy with ancient yogic practices. Community and joy are essential elements in modern yoga. Many people seek a spiritual connection outside traditional religions. Yoga can be a personal journey, adaptable to individual beliefs. Kundalini energy can help individuals navigate modern challenges. Music plays a crucial role in enhancing the yoga experience. The evolution of yoga reflects broader cultural shifts. Understanding yoga's roots can enrich personal practice. Our nervous systems aren't accustomed to the overwhelming information we receive. Kundalini Yoga helps shift perspectives and reduce stress. We have the power to choose where we put our attention. Practicing Kundalini Yoga amplifies feelings of love and connection. The body is a mechanism for experiencing divinity. Consciousness operates on a cellular level, involving light transmission. Vulnerability is essential for healing and connection. Community support fosters vulnerability and acceptance. Yoga principles can guide us in daily life interactions. The journey of self-discovery is ongoing and essential for personal growth. About Yoga Scussion: Yoga Scussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, n...

In this YogaScussion, Yogacharya Nilachal Padmasanti shares his journey into yoga, discussing its evolution as a profession in India, the integration of yoga therapy into medical settings, and the concept of Ayurgenomics for personalized yoga therapy. He addresses the challenges of cultural appropriation in yoga and reflects on the profound personal impact of yoga in his life. The discussion emphasizes the holistic nature of yoga, its role in health and wellness, and the importance of maintaining its traditional roots while adapting to modern practices. We also learn that yoga and Spider-Man may have something in common. Takeaways: Yoga is a way of living, not just a profession. The scope of yoga in India has expanded significantly since the International Day of Yoga was established. Yoga therapy is increasingly being integrated into medical settings in India. Ayurgenomics offers a personalized approach to yoga therapy based on individual body compositions. Cultural appropriation in yoga raises concerns about the loss of traditional practices and meanings. Yoga is not just about physical postures; it encompasses a holistic approach to health and wellness. The integration of yoga with modern medicine can enhance patient care and outcomes. Personal experiences with yoga can lead to profound self-awareness and transformation. Yoga teaches the importance of compassion and understanding in interpersonal relationships. The future of yoga lies in balancing tradition with modern adaptations. Sound Bites: "Yoga is a way of living, not just a profession." "Cultural appropriation in yoga raises concerns." "Yoga is not just about physical postures." Topics: Yoga, Yogacharya, Ayurveda, Therapy, Health, Research, Cultural Appropriation, Personal Growth, Integrative Medicine, Yoga Profession About Yoga Scussion: Yoga Scussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each week’s Yoga Scussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be.

In this YogaScussion, Bhanu Vishwanath shares her lifelong yoga journey from Pondicherry to the West, exploring the five koshas, Eastern versus Western approaches to practice, the vital role of guru and sangha, and how food shapes consciousness. A luminous conversation on detachment, karma, community, and finding balance between family duty and spiritual seeking. Topics: yoga philosophy, five koshas, Annamaya kosha, pranayama, guru-disciple relationship, Eastern vs Western yoga, Pondicherry yoga, Swami Sivananda, Bhagavad Gita, chakras, karma, sangha, spiritual community, detachment, sattvic living, yoga teacher training, meditation practice, Rishikesh ashrams, cultural exchange, yoga journey, mindful living About Yoga Scussion: Yoga Scussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each week’s Yoga Scussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be. Support the show: Join the Yoga Scussion Circle! for extra benefits, to attend live show recordings and participate in the Yoga Scussion Donate to the Show Shop the Yoga Scussion Collection on the Podmasana Store Connect With Podmasana: Website: yogascussion.podmasana.com Email: yogascussion@podmasana.com Support the Show: yogascussion.podmasana.com/support Social Media: YouTube | Bluesky | Mastodon | Instagram Current Release Schedule: New episodes every other Wednesday with preview episodes releasing the following Wednesday Early access for Yoga Scussion Circle members (3 days before public) Follow and subscribe now so you don't miss an episode. Leave a review and share the show with others who might be interested.

Hello Yoga Scussion listener! You may be interested in a recent Podmasana episode if you haven't already heard it. If you aren't already subscribed to Podmasana, you can do so at https://podmasana.com or by searching for 'Podmasana' in your preferred podcast listening platform. We hope you enjoy this episode. Joe McClernon walked into Yoga Patch at 49 seeking stretching tips for his osteoarthritis. He found The Heart of Yoga by TKV Desikachar and realized: "This is exactly what I had needed for a long time. Perhaps all my life." In 2013, he created Slow Flow with Joe for students who felt intimidated by yoga. Then June 2019: stage four prostate cancer. Gleason 10. Doctors gave him 1.5-5 years. His first thought: suicide. His wife saved his life. Six years later, Joe teaches yoga, volunteers at the cancer center, and embodies choosing life and love daily. Topics: Stage four cancer survival, prostate cancer, Gleason score 10, cancer and yoga, why not me, choosing life, Slow Flow with Joe, TKV Desikachar, The Heart of Yoga, yoga for osteoarthritis, trauma-informed teaching, hands-off teaching, classical music in yoga, eight limbs of yoga, yoga sutras, chemotherapy with positivity, Hawaiian shirts, cancer center volunteer, hope and healing, living with terminal illness, quality of life, positive attitude, fitness and cancer survival, cancer support, patient advocacy, why me vs why not me, facing mortality, grace under pressure, carpentry to yoga, social services background, assisted suicide decision About Podmasana: More than a podcast, Podmasana is a global journey through the landscape of human spirituality. We weave together transformative personal stories with scholarly depth, exploring how ancient practices illuminate life’s challenges—from grief and illness to aging and adversity. Through carefully curated conversations and compelling narratives, we bridge timeless wisdom with contemporary understanding, offering listeners authentic pathways to consciousness, healing, and the universal threads that bind human experience across cultures and generations. Follow Podmasana wherever you get your podcasts. To access ad-free episodes five days early, bonus episodes, exclusive group chat, Q&As and more, subscribe to Podmasana+ at podmasana.com/plus. Support the show: Subscribe to Podmasana+ for extra benefits, content and perks Donate to the show Shop the Podmasana store Connect With Podmasana: Website: podmasana.com Submit Guest Ideas: ideas@podmasana.com Submit Feedback: feedback@podmasana.com Social Media: YouTube | Bluesky | Mastodon |

In this Yoga Scussion preview Sisters Pavithra (15) and Ananya (12) Raja bring youthful wisdom to exploring yoga's eight limbs. After showing their parents they could do poses better, they joined an intergenerational class led by 85-year-old Guruji who practices on hard floors without a mat. From Bharatanatyam dance to Balavihar studies, these young practitioners reveal how yoga helps with menstrual pain, test anxiety, and anger management. Through honest conversations about balance, concentration, and finding calmness, they demonstrate that ancient wisdom isn't just for adults—it's accessible medicine for navigating modern life's challenges while maintaining flexibility, focus, and inner peace. Topics: eight limbs of yoga, youth yoga, intergenerational learning, yamas and niyamas, pranayama, meditation, young practitioners, Bharatanatyam, Hindu culture, menstrual health, test anxiety, mindfulness for teens, Guruji wisdom, accessible yoga, youth wellness About Yoga Scussion: Yoga Scussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each week’s Yoga Scussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be. Support the show: Join the Yogascussion Circle! for extra benefits, to attend live show recordings and participate in the Yogascussion Donate to the Show Shop the Yogascussion Collection on the Podmasana Store Connect With Podmasana: Website: yogascussion.podmasana.com Email: yogascussion@podmasana.com Support the Show: yogascussion.podmasana.com/support Social Media: YouTube | Bluesky | Mastodon | Instagram Current Release Schedule: New episodes every other Wednesday with preview episodes releasing the following Wednesday Early access for Yogascussion Circle membe...

In this YogaScussion preview. Master Pilates instructor and intuitive guide Meghan Lucas joins Brendon and Gina for a profound exploration of yoga's commodification, the rise of Pilates, embodiment versus escapism, and the courage required to be fully human. This conversation challenges assumptions about alignment, purity, and what yoga truly means in the modern West. Full episode releases next week. Topics Covered The intersection of Pilates and yoga practices Why Western yoga may be "dying" and what that means The commodification and watering down of both modalities Body asymmetry and the myth of perfect alignment Nervous system reorientation through intentional movement The appeal of physicality versus deeper spiritual work Capitalism's impact on yoga and wellness culture The requirement of exchange (energy, money, commitment) in practice Yoga as religion, cosmology, methodology, and goal Non-judgmental observation and self-awareness without self-judgment The false summit phenomenon and continuous evolution Spiritual bypassing and the human desire to escape embodiment Animals as models of embodied being Breastfeeding, cultural lenses, and removing judgments Energy work, intuitive guidance, and working with subtle realms Advice for beginning practitioners: one moment at a time About Yoga Scussion: Yoga Scussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each week’s Yoga Scussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be. Support the show: Join the Yogascussion Circle! for extra benefits, to attend live show recordings and participate in the Yogascussion Donate to the Show Shop the Yogascussion Collection on the Podmasana Store Connect With Podmasana: Website: yogascussion.podmasana.com Email: yogascussion@podmasana.com Support the Show: yogascussion.podmasana.com/support Social Media: YouTube | Bluesky |

Jill Lovato, managing owner of Blossom Yoga in Cheyenne, Wyoming, describes yoga as "a practice to become"—stripping away expectations, labels, and protective layers to step into who we truly are. In this Yogascussion Preview, Jill talks with Gina and Brendon about how her goal being to help others fly their own yoga planes. The full episode releases next Wednesday. Topics: Becoming vs evolving, yoga philosophy, non-duality, presence and awareness, wholehearted practice, teaching philosophy, reading the room, Ayurvedic principles, gunas, nervous system regulation, accessibility in yoga, community building, running a yoga studio in Wyoming, empathic teaching, intuitive teaching, yoga for parents, teenagers and yoga, modern disconnection, felt sense practice, protective layers, ego barriers, poetry and yoga, science background and yoga, zoology and yoga, AARP yoga classes, business of yoga About Yoga Scussion: Yoga Scussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each week’s Yogascussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be. Support the show: Join the Yogascussion Circle! for extra benefits, to attend live show recordings and participate in the Yogascussion Donate to the Show Shop the Yogascussion Collection on the Podmasana Store Connect With Podmasana: Website: yogascussion.podmasana.com Email: yogascussion@podmasana.com Support the Show: yogascussion.podmasana.com/support Social Media: YouTube | Bluesky | Mastodon | Instagram Current Release Schedule: New episodes every other Wednesday with preview episodes releasing the following Wednesday Early access for Yogascussion Circle members (3 days before public) Follow and subscribe now so you don't miss an episode. Leave a review and share the show with others who might be interested. Thank you for listening and thank you for your support!

In this preview of next week's YogaScussion, Meenakshi Vishwanath discusses how yoga can be different and similar in the United States and India. Tune in next Wednesday for the full episode. About YogaScussion: YogaScussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each week’s Yogascussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be. Support the show: Join the Yogascussion Circle! for extra benefits, to attend live show recordings and participate in the Yogascussion Donate to the Show Shop the Yogascussion Collection on the Podmasana Store Connect With Podmasana: Website: yogascussion.podmasana.com Email: yogascussion@podmasana.com Support the Show: yogascussion.podmasana.com/support Social Media: YouTube | Bluesky | Mastodon | Instagram Current Release Schedule: New episodes every other Wednesday with preview episodes releasing the following Wednesday Early access for Yogascussion Circle members (3 days before public) Follow and subscribe now so you don't miss an episode. Leave a review and share the show with others who might be interested. Thank you for listening and thank you for your support!

In this YogaScussion Preview, Mediation Center Executive Director Casey Karges talks to Gina and Brendon how a yoga practice can help one value the wants, needs and interests of the other towards a process of peace finding and making. Full episode releases December 17th. Topics: Ashtanga yoga, mediation and yoga, conflict resolution, breath awareness, mind-body connection, yoga for athletes, yoga for runners, golf and yoga, flexibility journey, home practice, studio practice, nervous system regulation, presence, peacemaking, holding space, co-regulation, yoga for beginners, long-term practice, yoga and professional life, caregiver wellness, back health, hip flexibility About Yoga Scussion: YogaScussion is a dynamic podcast that goes far beyond the yoga mat. Each episode brings together passionate practitioners, teachers, experts, and thought leaders from various backgrounds to dive deep into the rich, nuanced world of yoga. Hosted by Brendon Orr and Gina Clingerman, the show explores yoga’s intersection with philosophy, wellness, culture, personal growth, and social issues. Expect authentic, thought-provoking discussions, personal stories, and insights that challenge and expand your understanding of what yoga has meant in the past and what it means today. In each week’s Yogascussion, Gina and Brendon are joined by guests and paid member listeners to share in a collective discussion about what yoga is, what it’s not, what it was, what it wasn’t, what it is becoming, and what it can be. Support the show: Join the Yogascussion Circle! for extra benefits, to attend live show recordings and participate in the Yogascussion Donate to the Show Shop the Yogascussion Collection on the Podmasana Store Connect With Podmasana: Website: yogascussion.podmasana.com Email: yogascussion@podmasana.com Support the Show: yogascussion.podmasana.com/support Social Media: YouTube | Bluesky | Mastodon | Instagram Current Release Schedule: New episodes every other Wednesday with preview episodes releasing the following Wednesday Early access for Yogascussion Circle members (3 days before public) Follow and subscribe now so you don't miss an episode. Leave a review and share the show with others who might be interested. Thank you for listening and thank you for your support!