

The Yoga Teacher Podcast
Whether it’s anatomy, exploring yoga teaching tips, or dissecting superficial yoga narratives, this is the podcast for yoga teachers who care deeply about their craft and aren’t afraid to challenge the status quo. Brea Johnson, founder of Heart & Bones Yoga, a globally recognized online platform for anatomy-informed yoga and inclusive practices for both yoga teachers and everyday people, interviews experts, shares crucial insights from unlearning harmful cues, to culty dynamics in wellness spaces, to making your classes more inclusive, trauma-aware, and actually helpful. With two decades of experience (and plenty of mistakes), Brea brings honesty, nuance, and a healthy dose of spice to conversations about what it really means to teach yoga in today’s world, no matter if you're a new yoga teacher or have been teaching fo years.
Episodes


Why We’re Building Community on YouTube (Not Chasing Likes on Instagram)

What I Got Wrong as a New Yoga Teacher (and What I Do Now)

Yoga Cues I No Longer Use (and What I Say Instead)

Yoga Teacher Confidence: Handling Mistakes and Awkward Silence

What to Do When You Don’t Feel Like Teaching Yoga

5-Minute Meditation (A Pause for Your Practice)

What Yoga Teacher Training Should I Do? Lineage vs Style Explained

Yoga Teaching Has Changed—Here’s How to Adapt and Thrive

The Truth About Yoga Sequencing: Why Simple Classes Work Best

Things I No Longer Do as a Yoga Teacher (After 20+ Years)

How to Build Confidence as a Yoga Teacher

How to Plan a Yoga Workshop Without Imposter Syndrome | Yoga Teacher Tips

What Makes a Yoga Class Inclusive? (Tips for Yoga Teachers)

What You Need to Know About Online Yoga Training in 2025!

Simplified Yoga Sequencing

What Is Hypermobility and How Can You Feel Stronger?

What It’s Really Like to Run an Online Yoga Studio

The Truth About Building an Online Yoga Studio from Scratch

Not Sure You Have a Yoga Brand? You Do.
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