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Connective with Alexa Nehter

Alexa Nehter

Health & Fitness

Education

Frequency: 1 episode/7d. Total Eps: 6

Conversations that connect what others keep separate.

Connective with Alexa Nehter is a podcast about the ideas, bodies and people that do not fit neatly into one box. Through conversations with educators, researchers, authors, practitioners and creative thinkers, Alexa explores fascia, teaching, movement, embodiment, anatomy and the connective threads between disciplines.

Season One begins in the fascia and movement field, speaking with voices who have shaped how we understand the living body.

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🇩🇪 Germany - Alternative Health
03/09/2026
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What AI Can’t Touch — Melanie Burns on Fascia, Anatomy and Human Connection

Episode 5

Monday, August 31, 2026 • Duration 50:35

Melanie Burns spent two decades inside some of the world’s largest technology companies before moving into a very different kind of intelligence: touch, movement, anatomy and the ability to listen to a living body.

Today, Melanie is the CEO of Anatomy Trains, a structural integrator, yoga teacher, educator and instructor in the dissection lab. In this conversation, we explore what her life between these worlds has taught her about the difference between gathering information and developing true understanding.

We talk about the intelligence of touch, why anatomy education should invite curiosity rather than overwhelm, and how a simple question such as “What do you notice?” can change the way people experience their bodies.

Melanie also shares what dissection has taught her that textbooks cannot, how the fascia field can remain open and evolving without becoming dogmatic, and where fascia claims begin to move beyond the evidence.

We discuss the opportunities and limitations of AI, the importance of strength training and women’s health, and Melanie’s deeply moving experience supporting soldiers and training practitioners in Ukraine.

A conversation about fascia, but also about discernment, service, community and the forms of human intelligence that cannot be automated.

Melanie Burns:

https://www.instagram.com/wickedgoodyoga

www.wickedgoodyoga.com

www.anatomytrains.com

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