Episode 231: Yoga, Chai, and a Dog

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Archna Mohan | Yoga, Chai, and a Dog

Today Jason and I are talking with Archna Mohan and Deepak Mohan, the hosts of the wonderful yoga podcast, Yoga, Chai, and a Dog, We touch on some of the things we have in common: podcasting, yoga, and what it’s like to work with your spouse.

We also ask a lot of questions about some areas where we differ. They share how yoga isn’t something they “learned” growing up in India–it was just a part of their culture and a way of life. Deepak explains why he considers himself a non-yogi. And Archna talks about her background in the health and fitness industry and opens up about what it’s like being a South Asian yoga teacher in the U.K.

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