The Yoga Club Does All Eight (And Maybe We Should Do More)
The Yoga Club does all eight things people are doing to make friends without social media.
The Digital Poorhouse
Automated systems don’t remove human bias — they move it, and they hide it from view.
Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? — A Reading
A reading of Oate’s prose is a good way to help find yourslf.
The Question Mark Suit and Yoga Teaching
Matthew Lesko wore question mark suits and helped people navigate bureaucracy—kind of like teaching Ashtanga yoga.
Tech Support Tuesday #1 is LIVE!
The inaugural Tech Support Tuesday — seven questions from Reddit, answered on video. Stop trying to be good at yoga. Start paying attention.
Who Decides What’s Real?
This week kept asking who gets to decide what counts—and whether we’re looking for answers in the wrong places.
Who Gets to Say You’re Ready?
Ashtanga teacher qualifications are messy—certification tries to fix it with checklists, but teaching isn’t linear.
When Mind Outruns the Brain
Surprising clinical cases invite yoga’s embodied curiosity: intelligence can reconfigure beyond expected neural limits.
I’m Worried About More Than Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center is closing, and with it, an entire ecosystem of artists and pathways will scatter.
The Count Is the Practice
Sometimes the problem isn’t the practice—it’s the pace, and a good led count changes everything.