In Episode 60 of the Mr. Robin's Hood Podcast, join hosts Robin Hohweiler (Mr. Robin) and Mikel Mauree Robinson (Mikey-on-the-Mic) as they recount a wildly unexpected vinyl shopping debacle that leads to a dramatic showdown with law enforcement. Co-host Mikey is banned from an up-and-coming arts district in Oklahoma City following a heated altercation at a record store over a musical mix-up. Their humorous banter and vivid storytelling take listeners on a journey from chaos to calm.
The episode transitions into a guest appearance by Venita McGuire, a certified yoga instructor from Northwest Oklahoma. Venita shares her personal journey with yoga, detailing how it helped her overcome physical injuries and emotional turmoil. The discussion explores the transformative power of yoga, emphasizing its potential to provide physical healing and emotional restoration. Venita also talks about her innovative approach to bringing yoga to unique locations like museums and community theaters, making it accessible to a broader audience.
Tune in to discover how yoga became a path of serenity amidst the vinyl-induced pandemonium and learn about the community benefits and personal growth that yoga can offer.
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