Yogaland Podcast

Andrea Ferretti spent years as executive editor at Yoga Journal before launching Yogaland, and that editorial instinct shows in every episode. She and her husband Jason Crandell, a well-known yoga teacher in his own right, split time between technique-heavy episodes about alignment and sequencing and looser conversations about how yoga fits into daily life. With over 430 episodes and a 4.8-star rating from more than 1,200 listeners, the show has earned its reputation as one of the most trusted resources in the yoga teaching world. The technique episodes are genuinely useful. Jason breaks down poses with the kind of specificity you rarely hear on a podcast, talking about where to place your femur in Warrior II rather than just saying to bend your knee. Andrea asks the follow-up questions that a newer teacher would want answered. Their Yoga(ish) segments feel different, more personal and conversational, touching on topics like navigating boundaries in yoga spaces and how to handle difficult emotions during class. Recent episodes have tackled important subjects like power dynamics and red flags in yoga communities. The weekly release schedule means there is always something new, and the back catalog is deep enough to keep you busy for months. If you teach yoga and only have bandwidth for one podcast, this is probably the one to pick.