The Everyday Magic

This is a podcast exploring the ways we make meaning of our days. Here you will find conversations with fellow creatives, artists, teachers, and friends about their work in the world as well as my own occasional musings about where I’m finding the magic amidst the everyday.

The Everyday Magic is a arts podcast hosted by Jordan Medina, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jordan Medina hosts The Everyday Magic, a arts show with 16 episodes published.

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  Episode #22

  The Yoga of Doing Less with Carter Miles

  Apr 29, 202652 minS2

  <p>Here Jordan interviews yoga teacher and therapist Carter Miles, who teaches at Present Practice Yoga in Austin and offers a signature program, The Art of Breathing, focused on healing breathing habits and empowering people through breath awareness. Carter describes yoga as a lifelong practice for understanding and improving the body, breath, and mind, and discusses the Pranamaya Kosha as a subtle “in-between” medium through which thoughts influence physiology and vice versa, accessed most directly through breath. He emphasizes that breath knowledge is common but consistent practice is rare, and critiques overly absolute, scientific, or branded notions of “real” yoga while ad...

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  Episode #21

  Move Your Energy

  Apr 22, 202625 minS2

  <p>Jordan introduces the Prana Vayus system to evaluate how life force energy (prana) rides on the breath and how imbalances can be brought into balance. Using a half-filled cup as a visual aid, they explain the five values: apana (down and out, release and elimination), prana (in and up, what we consume through all senses), samana (digestion and assimilation of what’s taken in), udana (up and out, expression, supported by voice and mantra), and vyana (assimilation and understanding from inner to periphery). They connect the values to boundaries, pelvic floor and breath mechanics, and bandhas (pelvic floor, diaphragm, vo...

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  Episode #20

  Minding My Own Damn Business

  Apr 15, 202628 minS2

  <p>In this episode, Jordan talks about “minding your own damn business” as a practice of managing personal energy within the pranamaya Kosha by calling energy back, turning inward, witnessing what is present, and establishing a baseline through self-care (including physical needs like nutrients). They note how others’ emotions and constant media input can scatter energy, and recommend separating what is yours from what belongs to others, referencing The Courage to Be Disliked and the idea of locus of control. A David Bowie/Labyrinth synchronicity leads to the takeaway: “you have no power over me,” as a reclaiming of power. They refle...

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  Episode #19

  Yogi Tea-Change Your Energy

  Apr 7, 202630 minS2

  <p>In this episode, Jordan continues the “Yogi Tea” Dharma Chat series on the Koshas, focusing on the second layer, Pranamaya Kosha, as life-force energy (prana) that bridges the physical body and subtle systems and is strongly shaped by breath and nervous-system states. Using a yoga-therapy lens (yogic principles alongside Western medicine), Jordan describes how anxiety can reflect high, fast prana and depression low, heavy prana, and emphasizes techniques to shift energy through posture, breath, and opening energetic channels (nadis), linking the central channel to vagal tone and describing Ida and Pingala as balancing forces. Jordan discusses Ayurveda’s method of res...

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  Episode #17

  Yogi Tea-Time Travel

  Mar 3, 202620 minS2

  <p>Welcome to Yogi Tea Dharma Chat, a heart-centering conversation series exploring the timeless wisdom of yoga philosophy through the lens of modern life, all over a cup of tea. In Episode 3, we are continuing on with the Heart of Gold exploration of the Pancha Maya Kosha system. In this episode, we are time-traveling using the Anamaya Kosha.<br>  </p>

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