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Yoga Teachers on the Edge

Your Yoga Teacher's minds upside down, back to front and unbound...Connect with your hosts on Instagram @floyogabrighton & @jas.newsome.yoga

Podcast · By Jasmine Newsome-Stone and Flo De · English · Official site

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12
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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Dress like a yoga teacher with Nicole Callaway (opens the original)

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    This week we're thrilled to be chatting the Nicole Callaway. Nicole is a yoga teacher and the Founder of the Bamboo based yoga wear company Bodhi Shala We loved this conversation. It was so interesting to talk to Nicole, the conversation went to so many places, including how compassion to ourselves in our practice can start with what we wear. We chat natural fibres, business with yogic principles at the core, learning all the new skills to bring your vision to life, wearing all the hats and so s

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Q&A: When illness strikes; to teach or not to teach (opens the original)

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    Ever found yourself ill and unable to decide whether you should teach your class or not? Yep, same babe!! This week we talk about that sharp edge that so many of us meet as freelancers, where you have to make the call on whether you're well enough to take class. What's taking you to the edge in your Yoga practice ? Pop us a DM https://www.instagram.com/yogateachersontheedge/ In the meantime you can follow the podcast on instagram @yogateachersontheedge Find Flo: @floyogabrighton https://floyogab

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    The Class You Want to Teach vs. The Class They Expect (opens the original)

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    How do we navigate teaching what we want to teach vs teaching what we think people want us to teach? There is such an interesting tension between these two things We talk about meeting (and missing) peoples' expectations, the pressure of knowing that people could be critiquing us in real time and how we continue teach regardless of that. We also speak about practical steps towards integrating new trainings, interests and techniques into our classes without losing your clients. Its a juicy episod

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Q & A unsolicited feedback in yoga (opens the original)

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    In this weeks edgy ep we are once again joined by wonderful Lou Thomas (they/he) of ⁠Body Bits Brighton⁠ and ⁠Gather⁠ ! In this ep we talk about feedback that's taken us too the edge...and maybe even a little OVER the edge! From our language usage to our chosen niche, it appears its all fair game folks! Lou is a queer, trans, disabled and neurodivergent yoga teacher, massage therapist, and director of ⁠⁠a non-profit wellbeing venue called Gather⁠⁠ . Their work helps people connect with their bod

  5. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Invitational Language in Yoga: How to Cue Without Commanding with Lou Thomas (opens the original)

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    Welcoming the funny, enthusiastic, hugely knowledgeable and widely experienced Lou Thomas (they/he) of Body Bits Brighton and Gather to the pod! Lou is a queer, trans, disabled and neurodivergent yoga teacher, massage therapist, and director of a non-profit wellbeing venue called Gather . Their work helps people connect with their bodies, themselves and their communities. Their work sits the intersection between well-being and social justice, and centres LGBTQIA+ community building and accessibi

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