The Secular Buddhist

Pam Gay speaks with us about comics, science fiction conventions, new discoveries with the Hubble telescope :: and practicing acceptance with others' spiritual views.

Happy Halloween! Today we talk about Buddhism and zombies, and how the two relate.

Today we're joined by Chris McKenna, Executive Director of The Mind Body Awareness Project.

Professional journalist and founder of the Rochester Meditation Center in Southeast Minnesota, Doug McGill, speaks with us about the challenges of right speech in our modern world.

Theo Koffler joins us to speak about Mindfulness Without Borders, a collaborative for teaching mindful awareness and social-emotional intelligence to educators, parents, students and healthcare providers.

Film maker Roger Nygard speaks with us about his movie The Nature Of Existence.

Dr. Peter Strong speaks with us about Mindfulness Meditation Therapy, and his new book The Path of Mindfulness Meditation.

Today we're going to put ourselves in the perspective of our friends and family when asking us about practices they don't understand, as we speak with Eli Effinger-Weintraub.

Rick Bateman from SecularBuddhism.com speaks with us today about his work creating a secular Buddhist practice center in Victoria, British Columbia.

Dr. Cliff Saron speaks with us about the limits of science, our paradigms, and what is meaningful for the individual in Buddhist training.

Today we speak with Dr. Linda Elder about Critical Thinking, what it really is, and how to develop it.

Earl Frank Rectanus shares his experiences in starting one of the first secular Buddhist groups.

Edith Haenel speaks with us about the Upper Midwest Summer Institute of Buddhist Studies, and bringing her practice to others in her role as a social worker.

Today we speak with the author, teacher, and Atheist Buddhist, Stephen Batchelor.

There are a lot of scientific studies on the effects of meditation. Today we speak with Katherine MacLean about one of the good ones :: and why it's good.

Panel discussion on coming out to one's family and friends as an atheist

Author and teacher Rita Gross joins us to talk about the roles of women in Buddhism

Our second installment of our talk with Sean Faircloth, Executive Director of the Secular Coalition for America.

Today we talk with Sean Faircloth, Executive Director of the Secular Coalition for America.

Today we have our second installment from Episode Three on the question, "Meditation: Buddhist and Christian, Is There a Common Ground?", and get a preview of Rodrigo Rodriguez's upcoming CD, Shakuhachi Meditations.