Hosted by Magnolia Zuniga · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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In this opening episode of Magnolia Sez So , I share a personal written piece that marked a turning point in my spiritual path. It’s about the moment I stopped bending to systems built by men—and started reclaiming what was mine. This is the foundation for everything that follows.
Magnolia Zuniga hosts I Don’t Take Spiritual Advice from Men, a health show with 10 episodes published.
I grew up watching my grandmother feed nine kids. Frantic, funny, explosive, beautiful, and tired. All of it at once, all day long. I watched her and made a vow: I am never being that woman. By thirty that vow had become
Some of the most submissive males I've ever met are yoga males. But they are only submissive to other males. In March 2026, CNN published a months long investigation into a hidden network of men coordinating online to dr
"Not All Yoga!" "I'm not lineage-based." "I never studied with a guru." I keep hearing this. And every time, I think...this is "Not All Men!" In this episode, I break down how all modern Western yoga (whether you were ev
What if the wellness industry's most beloved and famous names can't actually help you? In this episode, Mags breaks down why universal appeal and real transformation are structurally incompatible...and why that's not jus
I've been off social media for a while. I came back after seeing what's been happening in Minneapolis and around the country. I've been watching yoga and spiritual spaces scramble for certainty through slogans. "Yoga is
Yoga spends a lot of time talking about intention, healing, and self-awareness, but very little time talking honestly about power. In this episode, Magnolia Zuniga explores why harm in yoga spaces doesn’t usually come fr
CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains detailed, explicit accounts of sexual assault in a yoga context. In this episode, I tell the story of my first trip to Mysore, India to study with Sri K. Pattabhi Jois—the founder o
Record #1: Cult #1, Berkeley, CA Berkeley, 2001. I was twenty-something, restless, and aching for spiritual direction when I drove eight hours through the night to knock on a tantric yoga teacher's door. He told me I nee
We’re told that the goal of a “good life” is balance. Balance between work and family, activism and self-care, health and relationships. But what if balance isn’t real? What if the myth of the balanced woman is actually
In this opening episode of Spiritual Autopsy, I lay down the foundation: why I no longer takes spiritual advice from men. Drawing from decades of experience as a Clinical Ayurvedic Practitioner and long time yoga teacher
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I Don’t Take Spiritual Advice from Men is hosted by Magnolia Zuniga. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 10 episodes.
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