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Archive of shows for Out on a Limb

All shows were aired live in 2014 on KX93.5 FM.
  • Facing Sacred Moments, Sunday, March 2
  • Gratitude with Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Diana Christinson, Sunday, March 9 
  • Sacred Geometry, Impermanence and Art with Sand Painter Andres Amador, Sunday, March16
  • Expanding the Circle of Understanding: Yoga and the Public Interest with OC Lobbyist Roger Faubel, Sunday, March 23 
  • Yoga and the Art of Natural Healing with Yoga Teacher Savita Geuther, Sunday, April 6
  •  The Yoga Teacher and Teacher Training with Yoga Teacher Tim Senesi, Sunday, April 13. At the last minute, Tim was unable to make the broadcast. Instead, the host, yours truly, talked about the experience of teaching
  • Yoga and the Art of Good Vibrations with Visual Poet and Photographer Robert Sturman, Sunday, April 20
  • The Yoga of Music with founder of Sangita Yoga Naren K. Schreiner, Sunday, April 27
  • The Art of Yoga with Yoga Teacher and Graphic Artist Christine Taylor, Sunday, May 4. Sad to say, this is one of two conversations that did not record. This means, I have no podcast of the broadcast and only my notes to remind of this thoughtful exchange
  • Sacred Sound with Yoga Teacher and Sound Healer Simon Karta Ballard, Sunday, May 11
  • Indian Mythology and the Nature of Happiness with Yoga Teacher Erika Burkhalter, Sunday, May 18
  • The Art of Doing Good with Yoga Gives Back founder Kayoko Mitsumatsu, Sunday, May 25
  • Yoga as Therapy, Yoga as Prescription, Yoga as Path to Holistic Healing: Healing THY Self with Yoga Therapist John Meyers Childers, Sunday, June 1
  • Transforming the Lives of the Marginalized One Breath at a Time with Niroga Institute Founder Bidyut Bose, Sunday, June 8. Here was an example of Murphy's Law at work. My conversation with Bidyut Bose failed to record the entire conversation. Due to operator error (mine) only my side of the conversation was recorded. Shortly after the on air conversation, I summarized my conversation with Mr. Bose for a blog post. 
  • Yoga is for everyone with You and the Mat owners and co-founders Denise and Eric Antonini, Sunday, June 15
  • Yoga and the HeArt of the Matter with Yoga Teacher and Sculptor Lisbeth Fritz, Sunday, June 22
  • Earth Energy Yoga with Yoga Teacher and Animal Rights Activist Charlotte Cressey, Sunday, June 29
  • In the Service of Yoga with Multidisciplinary Yoga Teacher and Therapist Daniel Hickman, Sunday, July 6
  • Donation-Based Yoga, Filmmaking and the Art of the Possible with Lily Cushman Frindel and Jeremy Frindel, Sunday, July 13
  • Art, Breath, Movement: Mastering the Human Form with Sculptor and Art Teacher Steven Lustig, Sunday, July 20
  • Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Explained with Practitioner and Lama Surya Das Devotee Richard Beatie, Sunday, July 27
  • Taking a Page from the Editors of Breathe OC Magazine with Kim Black, Dhyana Janito, Sukhdeep Tracy Huang, and Crisanto Santa Ana, Sunday, August 3
  • Answering the Call to "Come Out and Play" with Ashtanga-Vinyasa Yoga Teacher and Firebrand Jacinthe Mitchell, Sunday, August 17
  • Kirtan and the Path of Devotional Yoga with Laguna Beach Kirtan Leader Pam Wicks, Sunday, August 24
  • Yoga and the Path of the Human Spirit, Sunday, August 31
  • Teaching Yoga and Mindfulness to Laguna Beach Teens: Uplift Yoga and Keep Friendship Alive Founder and Director Erica Austin and her Summer of Love at the LB Boys & Girls Club, Sunday, September 7. Joining us in conversation were Natalie Bailey, Uplift Teen Yoga Teacher, Annamarie MacIntosh, Uplift Teen participant, and Annamarie's father Steve MacIntosh.
  • Asana in the Deconstruction Zone: Mapping the Geometry of the Human Form and Spirit with Yoga Teacher David Regelin, Sunday, September 14
  • Twelve-Year-Old Garrett Tiebens and his Vision for Nation Building Through Yoga and Meditation, Sunday, September 21
  • Connecting Body, Heart, and Mind through Breath, Movement and Nutrition with Yoga Teacher Barbara Campins, Sunday, September 28
  • Yoga and the Act of Giving: Donation-Based Yoga Studios with Bryan Kest of Santa Monica Power Yoga and Katie Allen and Allison Martin Prince of Be the Change Yoga, Irvine, Sunday, October 5
  • Theology, Scholarship and the Philosophical Traditions of Yoga with Dr. Christopher Chapple, Director, M.A. in Yoga Studies at Loyola Marymount University, Sunday, October 12
  • Yoga Teacher and Author Christy Brock-Miele is Yoga-Minded for Teens, Sunday, October 19
  • Discovering the Jewel in the Heart of the Lotus with Educator, Adventurer, Author and Yogini Elaine Pike, Sunday, November 2
  • A Swedish Pilgrim in the Land of Krishna and the Buddha: Traveling the Path of Yoga with Certified Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Jorgen Christiansson, Sunday, November 9
  • Inspiring the Yoga Community to Move beyond Asana with Founder and Executive Producer of the Moksha Festival Arvind Chittumalla, Sunday, November 16
  • Yoga Teacher Kelly Wood Nurtures Calm Hearts and One Calm Breath in LAUSD Elementary School Classrooms, Sunday, November 23
  • Orchestrating Movement and Breath with Symphony Conductor and Founder of Beach Yoga with Brad, Brad Keimach, Sunday, November 30

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