The Flow Artists Podcast

06/10/2025

Nada of is our latest guest!
🎧 Listen via your fav pod app or at podcast.flowartists.com
Dragonfly is a cafe, deli, social enterprise and community hub. From hosting political information sessions to offering traditional craft workshops like bobbin lace making and knitting groups, Nada has created a space for authentic dialogue and learning. She’s particularly passionate about addressing social justice issues, believing that connection with each other is the antidote to the divisiveness we see rising in society.

Nada’s commitment to sustainability runs deep, reflecting her belief that “the planet is the most important thing” and that we should be better custodians of our environment. Through Dragonfly, she works with local suppliers who share her values, creating a network of like-minded businesses focused on reducing waste and supporting their community. Her vision extends beyond just running a sustainable business - she’s actively planning tree-planting initiatives and continuing to create space to foster understanding and compassion in an increasingly complex world.

It's a great conversation and we hope you enjoy listening!

01/09/2025

Rane and Jo chat to each other on the latest episode of Flow Artist Podcast!

We cover Jo's recent Bali retreat sharing insights into its planning, challenges, highlights, and lessons learned. I also share plans for my next retreat in Winter 2026!

We also discuss Jo's book editing progress, upcoming Floating Sound Sessions - sound meditation workshops which combine aerial meditation with live music from Kelly Sullivan .studio and the .
We finish with tribute to the who has been a podcasting inspiration to us both, after hearing the announcement that their podcast is finishing up.

We also get into some yoga business talk, including thanking Tiny from for their rigging advice and contribution to my book and Nicole from .yoga for her Bali travel advice!

03/08/2025

Sasha Sigel is our latest guest on The Flow Artists Podcast!
Sasha is a New York based yoga teacher who focuses on pelvic care, reproductive rights and q***r community building. She is a co founder of Be Q***r Now and, like us, sees social justice and activism as yoga in action. Sasha draws from asana and pranayama practices to help create individualised yoga programs to support people with endometriosis.
She also supports people before, during and after abortion, and we talk about some of the ways that she can both reach people who need her help, and keep herself safe in the current American political climate.
Please be advised we speak about many aspects of reproductive health, abortion and the very real safety concerns that LGBTQI+ people, and people seeking an abortion are facing today.
It’s a powerful and inspiring conversation and we hope you enjoy listening!

07/07/2025

Our latest episode is live and we are talking to Claire Holloway, the founder of The Centre of Bright Beginnings - you might remember our conversation with Claire from back in 2023.
We continue to explore many of the themes we touched on in that episode, from the importance of making yoga practice accessible, to activism and a commitment to social justice being an expression of living your yoga, and the realities of life as an independent yoga teacher.
Claire shares about a recent event she co-facilited ‘Mothering during a Genocide’ and we also discuss Claire’s new course - Yoga for Home Birth and some of the politics around the birth, medical trauma and body autonomy.
Please be advised of these themes as you listen, as we cover some sensitive and emotional topics - although navigating these themes is really what this episode is really all about.
It’s a great conversation and Claire has so much wisdom to share, we hope you enjoy listening.

02/06/2025

Our latest episode is live - we are speaking to Amy Pickett- Williams and you can listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or direct from our website (link in comments).
Amy Pickett-Williams is a grief psychotherapist with over 25 years experience, a yoga teacher and the founder of The LIGHT Movement. The Light Movement is a non-profit with the mission of providing compassionate, community-centered support, using somatic-based methods to help individuals grow with and heal from grief and trauma.
In our conversation with Amy, we discuss the amazing story of what lead her to found the Light movement and we learn about some of the science behind somatic practices. We also talk about her upcoming grief and trauma informed teacher training.
It’s a great conversation and Amy has an incredible personal story to share, and we really hope you enjoy listening!

05/05/2025

Utkarsh Narang of IgnitedNeurons is our latest guest!
You can listen via spotify, your fav pod app or directly from our website (link in comments).
Utkarsh asks the question, can fear push us to be courageous? He tells us about his journey from running a successful physiotherapy business in India to moving to Australia. He also talks about how he and his family had to conquer the fear of the unknown as he changed careers, becoming a learning consultant, facilitator and content creator. We loved hearing his practical advice, but also how yogic philosophy forms the foundation of his life and work. It's a great conversation and we hope you enjoy listening!

07/04/2025

and Sai Jaiden Lillith are our latest guests on The Flow Artists Podcast.
This conversation is a vibrant and candid exploration of s*xuality, gender, consent, and social activism, centered around their project the and ASS Fest.

The tone is playful, irreverent, and deeply intellectual, with many butt jokes and lots of heart. They discuss complex themes including sacred s*xuality, disability, trauma-informed practices, and the challenges of running an educational platform about s*xuality in a world of online censorship and conservative pushback. The discussion ranges widely from personal backgrounds and artistic projects to broader social and political issues, always underpinned by a core philosophy of love, consent, and breaking down barriers between different communities and approaches to s*xuality.

As this description suggests this is an adult conversation not suitable for most workplaces!

You can listen via Spotify, Apple Podcasts or direct from our website (link in comments).

03/03/2025

Kate Payne is our latest guest on The Flow Artists Podcast!
You can listen via Spotify, Apple Podcasts, your fav pod app or directly from our website (link in comments).

Kate is a Mother of 2, Women’s Health Yoga Therapist, Teacher Trainer, and Mentor. Over the past two decades, she has immersed herself in the field of women’s health and wellness. Using yoga as a guiding philosophy for life, Kate empowers women to nurture whole-body health through education on a woman’s lifecycle and the interconnectedness of mind and body.

Kate’s commitment to women’s health extends beyond individual practice, she is passionate about empowering teachers and practitioners to share yoga therapeutically within their community to impact social change. Throughout all of her different professional roles Kate shares a rich understanding of yoga, encompassing both physical and emotional well-being and seeks to create a ripple effect of positive change, fostering a community of practitioners dedicated to the well-being of women.

Jo had lots of questions about how this could be applied in both the professional and personal lives of other yoga teachers and small business owners and Kate had some wonderful insights to share!

It’s a great conversation and we hope you enjoy listening, we also encourage you to check out Kate’s own podcast The Holistic Woman Podcast .media
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03/02/2025

We're back with a new episode for the new year!
And this time we're answering questions from past guests 😊
Thanks for the great questions:
Kristin Elements of Flow
Ann Ann Swanson Wellness
Claire The Centre of Bright Beginnings
Divya Yoga with Divya
Kirrah Doula Wisdom
Justine The Flow Codes
Ambika The Yoga Social
We cover some big topics about the yoga world, and how we are responding the world events, as well as everyday life and how we're going with our various projects. We hope you enjoy listening!

23/12/2024

Our latest episode is live!
Well, kind of, if you've been a Patreon supporter you might have heard this one already, but we didn't want to let the year close without wishing you a happy Christmas and New Year!
We'll be back at the beginning of February with a brand new episode, but in the meantime we hope you enjoy this unfiltered or edited converstation.
It's a mix of funny and serious as we discuss our various projects and take a look back to Rane's cancer recovery and how he used yoga as a helpful support.
You can find this episode on Spotify, your fav pod app, or at podcast.flowartists.com and we hope you enjoy listening!

02/12/2024

We learned so much for our conversation with Beata - and she has an upcoming training if you’d like to continue the learning in person!

Hello friends! Did you catch our episode with .rose of - this episode is one of our favorites and we really respect Beata’s work. It’s episode 99, and you can listen via Spotify, your fav pod app or directly from our website podcast.flowartists.com

If you’d like to learn from Beata in person, she has a training coming up in February!
For more information go to: https://beataheymann.com/bookings/p/25-hour-trauma-informed-training
This training provides a baseline of Trauma-Informed theory and practice from a social-work and yoga teaching background. As well as covering the theoretical component of this work, she shares from over 15years experience working with culturally diverse communities, in mainstream education systems and clinical settings, to provide a well-rounded, practical and embodied approach to Trauma-Informed facilitation, drawing on the practices that have supported high-risk communities experiencing trauma to self-regulate.

Trauma-Informed Yoga aims to make yoga accessible to all. In Trauma-Informed yoga, there are no expectations, therefore, it allows our true nature to unfold, giving us permission to explore ourselves and our relationship to others.

During the training Beata offers a toolkit of Trauma-Informed practices, including mindful movement, somatic tools and breathwork that can support a return to balance and equanimity. This training is suitable for all who are curious to explore Trauma Informed practice and facilitation, yoga teachers, social workers, NDIS support workers, carers, embodiment facilitators, school teachers and mental-health practitioners. You may come to this training to support your own practice and healing, or those you work with. There is no prerequisite training for this course, all are welcome.

Dates: 22nd, 23rd February, 2nd March in Caulfield, Naarm Melbourne

We will also be publishing a new episode later this month, it’s our annual Jo & Rane episode answering all your questions (thanks for the great Qs!), we wanted to wait until I got back from South Korea before recording it 😊

28/11/2024

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