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4.08 Equity, Justice, and Yoga in the Academy with Dr. Raquel Wright-Mair

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How do you bring your whole self into the academy?

In this episode, Dr. Raquel Wright-Mair—associate professor, scholar of higher ed equity, and yoga teacher—joins Jennifer to talk about the intersections of justice, leadership, and embodied wellness in academic spaces.

They discuss:

  • The realities of navigating higher education as a racially minoritized scholar
  • Why burnout, grief, and stress must be addressed somatically—not just intellectually
  • How Raquel integrates yoga philosophy into her teaching, research, and service
  • What "retreat" can really mean for academics looking to reclaim themselves

Plus, hear the story of how one Instagram post led to a transformative yoga retreat in Costa Rica—and what’s next in Belize 2026.

Listen in to explore a new model of heart-centered leadership and healing in higher education.

Show Notes:

Learn more about Dr. Raquel

Inna Satyah Yoga & Well-Being

Belize 2026 Yoga Retreat

The Slow Professor, by Maggie Berg & Barbara Seeberg

The Caring University, by Kevin McClure

Spiritual Intelligence: Going Beyond IQ and EQ to Develop Resilient Leaders, by Stephen K. Hacker and Marvin Washington

  continue reading

68 episodes

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Manage episode 484394654 series 3563934
Content provided by Jennifer Drake Askey. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jennifer Drake Askey or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://staging.podcastplayer.com/legal.

How do you bring your whole self into the academy?

In this episode, Dr. Raquel Wright-Mair—associate professor, scholar of higher ed equity, and yoga teacher—joins Jennifer to talk about the intersections of justice, leadership, and embodied wellness in academic spaces.

They discuss:

  • The realities of navigating higher education as a racially minoritized scholar
  • Why burnout, grief, and stress must be addressed somatically—not just intellectually
  • How Raquel integrates yoga philosophy into her teaching, research, and service
  • What "retreat" can really mean for academics looking to reclaim themselves

Plus, hear the story of how one Instagram post led to a transformative yoga retreat in Costa Rica—and what’s next in Belize 2026.

Listen in to explore a new model of heart-centered leadership and healing in higher education.

Show Notes:

Learn more about Dr. Raquel

Inna Satyah Yoga & Well-Being

Belize 2026 Yoga Retreat

The Slow Professor, by Maggie Berg & Barbara Seeberg

The Caring University, by Kevin McClure

Spiritual Intelligence: Going Beyond IQ and EQ to Develop Resilient Leaders, by Stephen K. Hacker and Marvin Washington

  continue reading

68 episodes

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