Modern Yoga Talks

Jules

Modern Yoga Talks is about what it means to be human; with yoga as the place where the conversation begins. Hosted by Jules, the show explores relationships, identity, boundaries, grief, aging, self-trust, teaching, movement, and the things we carry, question, outgrow, and return to. Episodes are inspired by real life: conversations, moments in class, books, relationships, and questions that linger. Expect solo talks, occasional guests, listener voice messages, Practice Notes, and Sunday Reset meditations. No perfect answers. Just honest conversations about being human.

  1. 2d ago

    Choosing Yourself Without Apology

    Choosing yourself doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it’s resting before exhaustion, saying no before resentment builds, or letting someone be disappointed without abandoning yourself to make them comfortable. This Sunday Reset is a meditation on grounded self-love, boundaries, and learning to choose yourself without apology, while still being loving, generous, and kind.

    Choosing Yourself Without Apology

  2. 6d ago

    Karma Yoga Is Not Free Labor

    Yoga is a practice. The yoga industry is a business. And those are not the same thing. Jules talks about the unpaid labor yoga teachers are often expected to absorb; checking students in, cleaning, promoting classes, growing attendance, and doing work beyond the hour they’re actually paid to teach - and why calling that “Karma Yoga” deserves a much closer look. Service can be freely offered. Labor can still have value. And you can practice Karma Yoga and still send an invoice.

    Karma Yoga Is Not Free Labor

  3. Oct 11

    Nothing to Solve Right Now

    For the next few minutes, nothing needs to be solved. This Sunday Reset is an invitation to step away from the urgency to fix, understand, decide, or accomplish; and give yourself enough space to feel your breath, your heart, and yourself again. Some things need time. Some things need distance. Some things simply need quiet.

    Nothing to Solve Right Now

  4. Oct 11

    Not Every Feeling Needs a Decision

    A feeling can be completely real and still not be an instruction. Jules talks about the difference between listening to what we feel and immediately acting on it—anger, fear, missing someone, overwhelm, and the uncomfortable space between reaction and clarity. Sometimes the question isn’t “What should I do?” Maybe it’s simply: “Is this information… or is this instruction?”

    Not Every Feeling Needs a Decision

  5. Oct 11

    Not Every Pose Needs Fixing

    What if being a better yoga teacher doesn’t mean correcting more? Jules talks about alignment, intervention, student autonomy, and why some of the most important teaching happens when we notice something, and decide to leave it alone. Good teaching isn’t about manufacturing identical bodies in identical shapes. Sometimes it’s about helping students understand their own bodies well enough to make a choice.

    Not Every Pose Needs Fixing

  6. Oct 9

    Maybe Closure Is Overrated

    Sometimes we think closure is one more conversation, one more explanation, or one more chance to finally make sense of what happened. Jules talks about the uncomfortable reality that the person who confused you may not be the person who can give you clarity, and how searching for closure can sometimes become another way of staying connected. Maybe closure isn’t getting the perfect ending. Maybe it’s realizing you don’t have to keep standing in the doorway.

    Maybe Closure Is Overrated

  7. Oct 6

    Why Do We Feel Guilty When We Rest?

    Why is it so hard to rest without feeling like we should be doing something? Jules talks about productivity, exhaustion, the strange need to earn our rest, and what happens when being really good at functioning keeps us from noticing we’re depleted. Maybe the question isn’t, “Can I keep going?” Maybe it’s, “Do I actually have the capacity for this?”

    Why Do We Feel Guilty When We Rest?

  8. Oct 6

    You Don’t Have to Start Over to Begin Again

    What if starting over isn't actually the problem? Jules talks about commitment, leaving before things can hurt, staying until there's nothing left, and becoming so good at rebuilding that sometimes we forget we don't have to wait for everything to fall apart first. Maybe progress isn't never finding yourself in the same place again. Maybe it's recognizing it sooner.

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Modern Yoga Talks is about what it means to be human; with yoga as the place where the conversation begins. Hosted by Jules, the show explores relationships, identity, boundaries, grief, aging, self-trust, teaching, movement, and the things we carry, question, outgrow, and return to. Episodes are inspired by real life: conversations, moments in class, books, relationships, and questions that linger. Expect solo talks, occasional guests, listener voice messages, Practice Notes, and Sunday Reset meditations. No perfect answers. Just honest conversations about being human.

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  • Creator
    Jules
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    66
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Jules
  • Show Website
    Modern Yoga Talks