Squawk Box with Alexandria Crow

#21 - The Past Isn't Fixed (You Just Haven't Decided What It Means Yet)

Listen now | Retrocausality, yoga philosophy, and why your worst moments might be your best ones

Jan 8 • Alexandria Crow

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25:42

#20 - Rethinking The 'New Year, New You' Thing

Why fixing yourself is BS but mapping out a path to a goal or different place than you've been before is absolutely worth it

Jan 1 • Alexandria Crow

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13:13

December 2025

#19 - The Gary Problem (And Why He's Actually the Majority)

Listen now | That student dying a slow death in the back corner? They're not the exception—they're 80% of people

Dec 25, 2025 • Alexandria Crow

19:33

#18 - Wait, Did You Just Say "Blossom Your Anus"?

Listen now | Yoga teachers say the weirdest things and students are just out here guessing

Dec 18, 2025 • Alexandria Crow

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22:58

#17 - Do What Feels Good...But, Wait...Not Like That

Hidden contradictions and double speak abound in yoga land

Dec 11, 2025 • Alexandria Crow

25:28

Question the Authorities (Yes, Even Me)

Why the most influential teachers should be questioned the most - and how blind trust keeps yoga exclusive and unsafe

Dec 5, 2025 • Alexandria Crow

21:58

November 2025

#15 - Thank you (yes, YOU)

A little gratitude goes a long way

Nov 27, 2025 • Alexandria Crow

5:54

#14 - The Stories You Tell That Are Keeping You Stuck

What you're blaming (that has nothing to do with the actual problem)

Nov 20, 2025 • Alexandria Crow

24:44

#13 - Students Don't Care About Your Training Hours or e-RYT Status

They care if you can actually help them (and you're probably not communicating that)

Nov 13, 2025 • Alexandria Crow

29:59

#12 - Rethinking the Student Who Goes Rogue

When conformity disguises itself as community & collective unity

Nov 6, 2025 • Alexandria Crow

30:27

October 2025

#11 - Yoga Business Results Aren't Personal

Focus on the people looking for exactly what you offer, not the ones who aren't

Oct 30, 2025 • Alexandria Crow

29:44

#10 - The Yoga World Sucks at Change

We teach embracing impermanence but constantly freak out about change and difference

Oct 23, 2025 • Alexandria Crow

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31:39