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Chef extraordinaire, Morris Salerno dishes on his successful cooking career, the lessons learned from the kitchen and the similarities between cooking and yoga. I think this was the funnest interview I've had to date, even though there are a couple of minor audio glitches. Morris is a man on a mission, he's compassionate, passionate, funny and driven. You can learn more about him and his restaurants at www.bisteccasteakhouse.com.

Meet Summer Smith, the yogi behind the soon to be released documentary "Yogi in the Bible Belt". The film documents her experience opening a yoga studio in a conservative Christian East Texas town. Coming from a place of love, Summer shares some of the push back she received and how important it is to educate, be humble, and respectful of how yoga can be perceived in the Christian community. I am especially excited about the documentary because I have had my own struggles with reconciling yoga with my faith in the past. You can view the trailer and learn more about Summer and her studio- Yama Yoga in the link below: Yamayoga.net

Karen Clark O'Donnell teaches yoga for multiple sclerosis. Listen in as she explains how to modify and adapt the practice for those with MS. Karen is bringing her highly acclaimed TAYMS (Therapeutic Adaptive Yoga for Multiple Sclerosis ) to Mind Set Neuro Wellness Center in Dallas June 23-30, 2017. For more information see links below: www.tay-ms.com www.mindsetfitnessandyoga.com

Celebrate International Yoga Day, a world-wide celebration of yoga, where the ancient science meets modern times at Dallas Yoga Fest on June 17, 2017. The goal of Dallas Yoga Festival is to support a healthy lifestyle for people of all ages through the science of yoga as well as related and complimentary health fields. Listen in as Madhan Thirukonda, volunteer coordinator, talks about the history of the Fest and what yogi's can expect this year. Vendor, sponsorships, vendor and volunteer opportunities are available: www.dallasyogafest.org Dallas Yoga Fest is brought to you by JKYog, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.

I talk to Sanskrit scholar Nicolai Bachman about a few of the most mispronounced words in yoga, his in-depth knowledge of some of yoga's most sacred texts and his upcoming workshops at Blue Anjou Yoga Studio in Lewisville ,Texas. Along the way, I try not to butcher the Sanskrit! He will be at Blue Anjou May 19th-21st. Check out the studio website to register and visit Nicolai on his: www.BlueAnjou.com www.sanskritsounds.com

Has your heart yearned to de-clutter, simplify and live authentically? Listen in as Debbie talks to former DFW yoga teacher, now Seattle, Washington based yoga studio owner and simple living advocate, Susanne Hutchinson. Her journey to minimalism will inspire you to take a look at what's most important in life. Find Susanne at www.yogatree.com