The Secular Buddhist

Andrew Olendzki joins us to speak about his Integrated Dharma program, and his upcoming book Untangling Self.

Charles Carstens joins us to speak about his experiences living in Burma, in a time of religious and ethnic turmoil.

Richard Gentei Diedrichs joins us to speak about his book Living in Blue Sky Mind: Basic Buddhist Teachings for a Happy Life.

Loch Kelly joins us to speak about open hearted awareness practice.

Gregory Lopez joins us to speak about how early Buddhist views of mindfulness compare and contrast with Stoic mindfulness.

Jay Forrest returns to talk about his new book, Secular Buddhism: An Introduction

Sara Eckel joins us to talk about how Buddhist insights can inform our dating experience.

Lama Tsomo joins us to speak about her book, Why Is the Dalai Lama Always Smiling: A Westerner's Introduction and Guide to Tibetan Buddhist Practice.

Dr. Paul Fuller joins us to speak about ditthi, or views, in Buddhism.

Marlowe Sand joins us in this unplugged episode to discuss experiences with living in a cult.

Bill Merklee joins us to speak about the recently retired Instant Dharma Streaming Radio.

Ira Rechtshaffer joins us to speak about Mindfulness and Madness: Money, Food, Sex and the Sacred.

Doug Smith joins us to speak about his paper from the Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, Was the Buddha an Anti-Realist?

Ethan Nichtern joins us to speak about his recent book, The Road Home: A Contemporary Exploration of the Buddhist Path.

Brad Warner returns to speak about his exploration of Dogen's Shobogenzo, Don't Be A Jerk, And Other Practical Advice from Dogen, Japan's Greatest Zen Master.

Matthew O'Connell and Stuart Baldwin join us to speak about Post Traditional Buddhism, and Imperfect Buddha Podcast.

Stephen Batchelor returns to speak with us about his newest work, After Buddhism: Rethinking the Dharma for a Secular Age.

Yeshe Rabgye joins us to speak about pragmatic aspects of Buddha's teaching.

Rick Heller returns to tell us about Secular Meditation: 32 Practices for Cultivating Inner Peace, Compassion, and Joy :: A Guide from the Humanist Community at Harvard.

Ken McLeod joins us to speak about A Trackless Path, a translation of one of a key poem of the 18th century Tibetan mystic Jigme Lingpa.