Stay ConnectedA weekly podcast for coaches, embodiment teachers and anyone who sees the body as more than a hunk of meat.
Embodiment Unlimited host Mark Walsh, interviews leaders and innovators from around the world. We cover coaching, mindfulness, trauma therapy, martial arts, meditation, somatics, yoga, and movement practices generally. The flavour is light-hearted, conversational and practical.
The podcast has been going for seven years and had over three million downloads.
A joyful and thoughtful conversation between Julia Johannson and Karin about the importance of laughter and how to bring more of it into your life and practice. Julia is a systemic embodiment coach and writer, with a poetic, fun, devotional and sensitive approach to journeying fully through life with the body. A good reminder that you don't have to wait for someone / something else to make you laugh and that yoga can be artful.
You can find Julia Johannson here :
Mark candidly shares his latest thoughts, experiences and whats next for the Embodiment Unlimited global community.
Hear all about the new "Embody Your Leadership" - Get the tools you need to make a difference in the world. Identify what's holding you back, then move past it and start taking action.
James Tripp is a Coach trained in Hypnosis, who talks with Mark Walsh about the shift from philosophy to the applied pratice of real change, chi gong, tai chi, aikido, connecting to your true grit strength, ability to self regulate, psychic abilites and his personal realisation that led to a deeper psycholigical learning.
You will find James here:
Neuroscience coach trainer Ann Betz joins Mark Walsh to discuss using brain science for validation, "neurobunk", stress, efficiency, states vs stages, triune brain theory, brain scans, gender differences, cultural differences and the extended mind. A clarifying geek out.
You can find out all about Ann Betz here:
Website
Socials
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ann-betz-a6b31018/ /
Twitter: @beabovecoach
Read Ann's articles and books here:
www.yourcoachingbrain.wordpress.com /
https://www.amazon.com/Integration-Power-Being-Co-Active-Work/dp/178279865X
Buddhist nun, international charity CEO, dharma teacher and single mum Emma Slade joins Karin for a thoughtful and inspirational discussion on the embodiment of compassion in daily life. With practical tips on how to integrate practice and purpose into the complexities of everyday life.
You can find Emma Slade here:
Christina meets with Lorraine Taylor to talk: Feminine Yoga, using ancient tantric wisdom goddesses as an access point to cultivating qualities and skills for daily life. Why there is no 'one style fits all approach', the power of women-only-spaces and how doing Yoga non-dogmatically, ethically and trauma aware represents a future direction away from Guru mindset. Lorraine specialises in offering an insightful feminine way of practising Yoga, bringing forth her love of Tantra and Kashmir Shaivism.
Website for Lorraine :
Ian MacKenzie shares his epic creative journey, projects to date and, his personal awakening. He opens up about trauma and being authentic in the world including how events inform and allow for growth within the masculine and feminine. He demonstrates how cataylsts in his life manifested into globoal works such as Sacred Economics, Amplify Her, Lost Nation Road and many, many more.
https://www.facebook.com/ianalexanderm
Website
Natural movement coach joins Mark Walsh to chat skateboarding, parkour, play, "vision", authority and freedom, Foucault, airports, ageing, fear, fight and flight, transferable learning, and snacks! A wonderful intellectual ramble.
Julie Angel's website
Films
https://julieangel.com/films-photos-books-and-a-ph-d/
Jungian psychologist Liana joins Mark Walsh from Brazil to discuss Jung, masculine and feminine, pathology vs purpose, complexes and trauma, archetypes, the terrific and the terrible, immature politicians, and Brazilian culture. A different take on some of our classic themes.
You can find Liana Netto here:
Yes, there is something called mindful improv! Andrew Cain joins Karin to discuss how clowning, comedy and improv can help you to develop curiosity, kindness, acceptance and openness. And how trying on other embodiments in a playful way can help us to let go of self-imposed restrictions and free us up to be more ourselves as well as live more fully in the moment.
A good one to help you to not take yourself and your practice too seriously!
Play / Connect with Andrew Cain here :
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