The Studio Prosperity Podcast: Recent Episodes

Chris Cannon

In The Studio Prosperity Podcast, I speak with rockstar entrepreneurs in the health and wellness space from yoga teachers and studio owners to life coaches and marketing experts so you can learn from their inspirational success and reach your maximum potential!

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In Episode 10 of The Studio Prosperity Podcast, I speak with Eric Klein of Wisdom Heart.

Eric's been involved in yoga and meditation for decades and came up in New York City in the earliest of days of yoga in the West when there were only TWO yoga studios there... TWO. Dharma Mittri's and Swami Satchidananda's.

We talk about his journey into yoga and meditation, his own internal struggle of money mindset in the spiritual path and how his teachers taught him that suffering is NOT the way.

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In Episode 9 of The Studio Prosperity Podcast, I speak with Audrey Bongat all the way from New Zealand! 

Audrey is a Soul Revealer & Alignment Coach as well as a Soul-Driven Marketer. Her mission as a coach is to help people reconnect with their Soul, listen to its voice, follow its guidance and unleash their happiness potential.

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In Episode 8 of The Studio Prosperity Podcast, Confidence Mentor, Chelsea Rock, takes us through her journey from fitness model, actor, and personal trainer to best selling author, speaker, and coach.

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Amanda Kingsmith is founder of M.B.Om. Mastering the Business of Yoga and runs the Facebook group, Yoga Business Badasses.

In this episode of The Studio Prosperity Podcast, Amanda and I discuss the challenges many yoga teachers and studio owners face in this industry and creating a sustainable business for themselves.

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Jonathan Andress is   the owner of Zao Multimedia, a videography business based in Orlando, Florida.

During our conversation, Jonathan and I speak about all things that led up to his videography business, from receiving his very first camera from his grandfather during the one and only time he met him to leaving everything to take 6 months to hike the Appalachian Trail to working jobs that didn’t serve him.