Yogaland Podcast

Yogaland is a podcast hosted by Andrea Ferretti.

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Yoga(ish): Adult Braces, New Hobbies & A Horse Named Namaste

Yoga(ish): Adult Braces, New Hobbies & A Horse Named Namaste

Jason’s getting Invisalign. Andrea’s diving into writing. Our daughter just got a new horse named… Namaste. Yep. It’s a lot. 🤣


In this episode of Yoga(ish), we get personal—talking about self-consciousness as yoga teachers, how our jobs shape our confidence, and why getting adult braces feels way more vulnerable than it should. We also dive into Andrea’s new writing project, her experience in a creative writing group, and the struggles of finding a new horse for our daughter’s riding journey.


And of course, we wrap things up with our latest pop culture deep dive—what we’re watching, our love for great storytelling, and a tribute to some of the best comedy shows ever. (Spoiler: Andrea has watched every episode of Workaholics. Twice.)



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Active Peace Yoga: In Conversation with Reggie Hubbard

Active Peace Yoga: In Conversation with Reggie Hubbard

Reggie Hubbard, founder of Active Peace Yoga, has stories to share: He has spent the past year building his online meditation, sound healing, and resilience trainings online, all while recovering from a stroke and learning to care for himself in a completely new way. Prior to his work in the yogasphere, Reggie was a seasoned political strategist, working on the Bernie Sanders campaign, as a congressional liaison for MoveOn, and in many other high profile positions over three decades. Reggie shares his journey with us, serving as an example of how we can continue to navigate all that life throws our way with a sense of resilience and purpose.


Shownotes: yogalandpodcast.com/episode348



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Yoga(ish): Project Overwhelm, Morning Pages, & NBA Serendipity

Yoga(ish): Project Overwhelm, Morning Pages, & NBA Serendipity

This week, Jason shares his ambitious new project of documenting a 200-hour yoga teacher training, Andrea has a surprise run-in with one of her favorite actors, and Jason recounts reconnects with high school friends at an LA Clippers game. 

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Yoga(ish): Navigating Normal Amidst Chaos, Reclaiming Joy & a Thank You to LGBTQIA Artists

Yoga(ish): Navigating Normal Amidst Chaos, Reclaiming Joy & a Thank You to LGBTQIA Artists

Is it just us or has it been an intense year already? We're here to help -- or at least we've got some ideas. On this episode: Jason shares a social media post calling for a bubble of sensible, critical thinkers amid growing societal tumult. We dive into the benefits of yoga in fostering non-reactivity and stress the importance of cultivating joy and creativity in trying times. Plus, we talk about volunteering, cultural influences in yoga, and what we've been reading and watching, including a debate on the TV show, 'The Jackal.'


If you'd like to support our recovery efforts for the Los Angeles fires, we have four meditations for your to purchase (100% of proceeds benefit fire recovery). Find them at learn.jasonyoga.com/meditation


If you'd like to join us for our upcoming online retreat and gathering, sign up for Mind-Body Reset at learn.jasonyoga.com/reset


Thanks for listening and practicing with us!



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Jason answers: 'Should I teach yoga poses I don't actually practice?'

Jason answers: 'Should I teach yoga poses I don't actually practice?'

This week's solocast from Jason addresses a frequently asked question from yoga teachers: "Should I teach yoga poses I don't actually practice?" The answer is a lot more nuanced than you might think. Jason explores four scenarios, emphasizing that teaching is not solely about personal ability but also about understanding and communication. 

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Yoga(ish) Mailbag: Favorite Family Moments, Good Reads, Fantasy Sporting Event

Yoga(ish) Mailbag: Favorite Family Moments, Good Reads, Fantasy Sporting Event

Our last episode of the year features answers to your burning questions. We talk about our favorite family moment of the year, our favorite books, Instagram accounts, which sporting event we'd go to if we could go anywhere, and what it means to us to be yogis.

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Holiday Mailbag: Glute Guidance, Pose Prep & Embracing a Teaching Rut

Holiday Mailbag: Glute Guidance, Pose Prep & Embracing a Teaching Rut

This week, we answer your burning questions! We discuss the benefits of long vs. short yoga practices, strengthening the piriformis, structuring cohesive flows for teachers, the role of counterposes in yoga practice, plus lots more!

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Yoga(ish): The Perils of Perfectionism, Dog Stroller Adventures & Taylor Swift Revelations

Yoga(ish): The Perils of Perfectionism, Dog Stroller Adventures & Taylor Swift Revelations

On this week's episode: Jason shares his intense week of tech challenges and how it triggers his ADHD. Andrea recounts a heartfelt compliment she received from a stranger and asks for some dream analysis. Plus, we share a quirky holiday fail and how Taylor Swift's Eras Tour reminded us of how important it is to take in positive media and messaging.


PS: Mind Body Reset -- our online inner retreat -- is happening in February 2025. To learn more and sign up, go to: jasonyoga.com/reset



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Calm in the Midst of Chaos: A Guided Meditation for The Holiday Season

Calm in the Midst of Chaos: A Guided Meditation for The Holiday Season

This week: A short but effective meditation to help you find your place of natural, easy calm in the midst of busy, modern life.

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Bio of Yogaland Podcast

Yogaland is a podcast hosted by Andrea Ferretti, who formerly held the position of executive editor at Yoga Journal. 

In this down-to-earth show, listeners are treated to a wealth of knowledge and inspiration to enrich their yoga practice.

The podcast covers a diverse range of topics, from intricate yoga techniques – often accompanied by insights from Andrea's husband and yoga teacher, Jason Crandell – to down-to-earth conversations about integrating yoga's principles and tools into daily life to foster balance and happiness.

Andrea's expertise and experience shine through as she shares valuable insights, helping listeners deepen their yoga practice and find equilibrium in various aspects of life. 

By offering practical wisdom and teachings, Yogaland becomes a space where transformative power goes beyond just physical postures.

Andrea's engaging conversations empower and inspire individuals to apply yoga's teachings, leading to a more fulfilling and contented life.

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