
Practice You with Elena Brower
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S4 Ep 141Episode 141: Jillian Wintersteen
On bringing the conversation of astrology down to earth and the practices keep us connected.
S4 Ep 140Episode 140: Day Schildkret
On the thresholds of our lives and all the human, tender moments we might otherwise miss.
S4 Ep 139Episode 139: Yung Pueblo
On letting go, practicing acceptance of the inevitable turbulence and becoming lighter.
S4 Ep 138Episode 138: Marc Holzman
On the tiniest microhabits that create a life of longevity, vibrancy and service.
S4 Ep 137Episode 137: Katie Belfi
On preparedness, resilience and listening for what's needed next.
S4 Ep 136Episode 136: Jennifer Pastiloff
On the insidious nature of shame, and the stupefyingly beautiful experience of being human. Receive 40% off Magic Mind at https://www.magicmind.co/practice and be sure to use code PRACTICE20 at checkout.
S4 Ep 135Episode 135: Nikki Costello
On the yoga of this daily life, emerging instances of intimacy with oneself and the translucency that arises from consistent practice.
S4 Ep 134Episode 134: Beth Lambert
On the truth of childhood chronic conditions, cumulative environmental stressors, hopeful approaches and inspiring reversals.
S4 Ep 133Episode 133: Yogi Cameron
On the relevance of ancient science to our modern bodies; daily practices to help us align with vibrant health.
S4 Ep 132Episode 132: Angelika Alana
On the true definition of intimacy, the openings that come from tragedy, and the tenderness that brings us together.
S4 Ep 131Episode 131: Joyce Tenneson
On the intelligence and teachings of the flowers; on observing, living and aging elegantly.
S4 Ep 130Episode 130: Jillian Turecki
On healthy relations, hard conversations and treating ourselves with more compassion.
S4 Ep 129Episode 129: Alyssa Snow
On the surprising nature of unconditionality, the meaning and practice of service and taking action in your own neighborhood.
S4 Ep 128Episode 128: Nancy Aronie
On writing as medicine, tragedy as a pathway to ecstasy, and a few stops in between.
S4 Ep 127Episode 127: Lopa van der Mersch
On growing your work earnestly and with vision; surviving a cult and remembering that you are more than good enough.
S4 Ep 126Episode 126: Ruby Jones
On the vitality of simplicity, the practice of making art, and the drawings that have become beacons of kindness for our time.
S4 Ep 125Episode 125: Jodi Cohen
On the practical science of essential oils to boost your brain and support your body.
S4 Ep 124Episode 124: Gabby Bernstein
On reparenting yourself, transforming the pain of your past and living with a true sense of safety and Self.
S4 Ep 123Episode 123: Joshua Onysko and Katey Denno
On clean beauty, super-sustainable packaging and the glory of organic plant ingredients; a real education awaits you.
S4 Ep 122Episode 122: Leena Lemos
On creating safe space online for spirituality to flourish in all its forms.
S4 Ep 121Episode 121: Alessandra Olanow
On creating through grief, taking your time in times of change, and respecting where you are.
S4 Ep 120Episode 120: Leslie Kenny
On the key longevity molecule that's been validated by science, revered by ancients and now shown to inhibit hallmarks of ageing.
S4 Ep 119Episode 119: Terri Cole
On boundaries; the ones we respect, the ones we disrespect - and the ones we didn't know we needed.
S4 Ep 118Episode 118: Alicia Mathlin
On the ways in which we shift from inner neglect to deep honouring of ourselves and our path.
S4 Ep 117Episode 117: Kimberly Ann Johnson
On the evolution of trauma, the wisdom of somatic therapy and practical tools to engage with deep repair.
S4 Ep 116Episode 116: Susanna Barkataki
On embracing yoga's roots, honouring rather than appropriation, and the slow, smallest steps to becoming a true accomplice.
S4 Ep 115Episode 115: Dawn Rivers
On surrender and fearless creation, in business and in our relations.
S4 Ep 114Episode 114: Dr. Dan Siegel
On the profound ways in which the brain protects, explores, creates and evolves us; the pillars of mindfulness and potent cues for us all.
S4 Ep 113Episode 113: Agapi Stassinopoulos
On blessing the smallest moments; prayer as a bridge to your truest self.
S4 Ep 112Episode 112: Octavia Raheem
On the true nature of rest as medicine, healing lineage and the energies that carry us.
S3 Ep 111Episode 111: Dani Pascarella
On practices of financial wellness, having healthy money conversations and creating habits that truly align with your goals.
S3 Ep 110Episode 110: Carla Duren
On the confluence of creativity and empowerment, influential women in music, and consistent transformation.
S3 Ep 109Episode 109: Christy Turlington Burns
On the evolution of global maternal care, birth justice and how our simplest advocacy can change the world. Every Mother Counts (EMC) founder Christy Turlington Burns' work in maternal health began after experiencing a childbirth related complication in 2003—an experience that would later inspire her to direct and produce the documentary feature film, No Woman, No Cry, about the challenges women face throughout pregnancy and childbirth around the world. Under Christy's leadership, Every Mother Counts has invested nearly $21 million in programs in Africa, Latin America, South Asia and the United States focused on making pregnancy and childbirth safe for every mother, everywhere. Before founding Every Mother Counts, Christy received international acclaim as a model representing the world's biggest fashion and beauty brands. She was the Founder of Nuala, a yoga lifestyle brand in partnership with Puma, co-founder of Sundari, a skincare based on the principals of Ayurveda, and author of the bestselling book, Living Yoga: Creating a Life Practice. Christy has been featured on thousands of magazine covers, was one of Time's 100 Most Influential People, and Glamour Magazine's 2013 Woman of the Year. In March 2016, EMC was recognized as one of Fast Company magazine's Top 10 Most Innovative Not-For-Profit Companies. Christy graduated Cum Laude from NYU's Gallatin School of Independent Studies and studied Public Health at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health. She currently serves on the Yale Nursing School Dean's Leadership Council and the Smithsonian Institute's American Women's History Initiative (AWHI) Advisory Committee. Previously, she has served on the Harvard Medical School Global Health Council, the Harvard School of Public Health Board of Dean's Advisors and the advisory Board of New York University's Nursing School. Christy lives in New York City with her husband, filmmaker Edward Burns, and their two children.
S3 Ep 108Episode 108: Latisha Springer
On the reality of food insecurity, the stellar efforts of the folks in our midst who are making an actual difference, and how you can help.
S3 Ep 107Episode 107: Sam Lamott
On the real, daily work of falling in love with reality as it is.
S3 Ep 106Episode 106: LaRayia Gaston
On the kindness that changes everything, artful apologies, forgiveness, and the micro-gestures that heal it all.
S3 Ep 105Episode 105: Owen Headley
On the smallest kindnesses, the biggest teachings, and the life that happens in between.
S3 Ep 104Episode 104: Roshi Joan Halifax
On the edge states of altruism, empathy, integrity, respect and engagement; the key elements of compassion, and the confluence of activism and stillness.
S3 Ep 103Episode 103: Dr. Gabor Maté
On the wisdom of trauma, the difference between healthy and unhealthy anger, our issues as our finest teachers, and the coping child within each of us.
S3 Ep 102Episode 102: Brian Francis (White Bear)
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.
S3 Ep 101Episode 101: Amanda de Cadenet
On creating connections of tangible service, giving voice to marginalized humans, loss and legacies of healing.
S3 Ep 100Episode 100: Ask Elena
Answering your questions on topics from scheduling to sobriety, parenting to prioritizing steadiness, Elena and her collaborator Michelle Martello of Minima Designs celebrate the 100th episode of Practice You.
S3 Ep 99Episode 99: Melissa Wood
S3 Ep 98Episode 98: Emily Fletcher
On saturating your brain and body with bliss through your practice of meditation; meditation for kids; practice for extraordinary performance.
S3 Ep 97Episode 97: David Romanelli
S3 Ep 96Episode 96: Gunny Sodhi
On the efficacy and legacy of Ayurveda in calibrating body, mind and mood; how tragedy can lead to true service.
S3 Ep 95Episode 95: Kallie Schut
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 honour those who've come before.
S3 Ep 94Episode 94: Amisha Ghadiali
On locating and refining your intuition, with practices, prompts and new ways of seeing.
S3 Ep 93Episode 93: SuChin Pak
On vocalizing the pain of generations, standing up to ensure safe spaces, and crafting the conversations that need to be heard.
S3 Ep 92Episode 92: Yung Pueblo
On managing reactions, creating structural compassion and walking the middle path.