Buddhism Podcasts
Avi Mechanic HourJoin Now to Follow
Israeli-Jewish political call-in talk show about current vents, war, terrorism and more.
The Rest of Everest HDJoin Now to Follow
An Almost Unabridged Expedition Experience--Now In HD.<br> <br> The Rest of Everest is a video podcast created by documentary filmmaker Jon Miller of TreeLine Productions in Colorado. It is “the rest” of the footage from the groundbreaking expedition documentary “Everest: The Other Side” which engrossed thousands of viewers when it premiered on Dish Network™ Pay-Per-View in May of 2005.<br> <br> The film documents the 2003 expedition to the Northeast Ridge route in Tibet, and coincides with the 50th anniversary climbing season. The story revolves around 23-year old climber Ben Clark and the fulfillment of his dream to become one of the youngest climbers to ever summit Everest. Although the film was very well received, there was so much of the story left to be told. Miller returned from Everest with over 80 hours of tape from the 60 day expedition. The final cut of the film totaled just 84 minutes. Average that out and it appears that only one minute of every hour filmed made it into the finished version.<br> <br> In September 2007, the final episode from the 2003 expedition was released. The podcast began as a way to expand upon the story told in the film but has grown into an entity all it’s own. Since launching the podcast in 2006, Jon has returned to Everest three times to film more content specifically for the show and has recently returned from filming the East Face of Everest in April and May of 2010. Jon has now documented all three sides of the World’s highest mountain on video including special stereoscopic 3D material that will be released in the future with Season 5.<br> <br> Many episodes of the show also cover an entire expedition to Annapurna IV which Ben Clark and his climbing partners Josh Butson and Tim Clarke attempted in 2008. That “Beyond Everest” series brought the podcast back to its mountaineering roots.<br> <br> The Rest of Everest is far more than a look into the alien world of high-altitude mountaineering. It is a look at the places, cultures, people, travelers and mountaineers that call the Everest region and the Himalayas home. Watch a few episodes and you’ll discover that the world portrayed in this series is hardly alien at all.<br> <br> You’ve probably seen some of what it’s like to visit and climb Mount Everest. Well, this is the rest. This is The Rest of Everest.
By Jon Miller
Dave Smith DharmaJoin Now to Follow
Talks and meditation instructions from Dave Smith, Dharma Teacher, Mindfulness Trainer, Secular Humanist...recovering buddhist. These talks and instructions are offered to you free of charge. If you are moved by generosity, and would like to support me in my livelihood, making a donation would be greatly appreciated. You can support the work I do here at this link and hit the DONATE TAB: https://www.paypal.me/satisila As a Dharma teacher, my primary focus of interest has been in early Buddhism. This being the oldest record of what the historic Buddha may have taught. These teachings have been well preserved in a body of text known as the Pali canon, which is the core focus of the Theravada tradition. Within this massive volume of work lies the message that has been left behind for all of us to explore for ourselves. The radical notion that everything that we need to overcome suffering in this lifetime is inside each one of us. The Buddha is said to have taught one thing, suffering and the end of suffering. Dharma practice is a system of living that requires meditative training, ethical and compassionate actions and behaviors, and a wise understanding of the limitations of the human condition. Whether teaching residential retreats, weekly classes, study series or working one-on-one with individuals I provide a Dharmic system that integrates four core components. 1). Mindfulness: the four foundations of mindfulness 2). Dependent origination: Buddhist psychology 3). The four noble truths: the process of awakening 4). Heart practice: the four brahma-viharas (kindness, compassion, appreciation, and equanimity) Currently, I am pursuing these interests as a practitioner, teacher, mentor and writer. My intention is to continue to provide learning opportunities through online classes and retreats, working with individuals to strengthen their meditative practices and to provide an accurate and pragmatic framework for the Buddha’s Dharma. Please contact me if you are interested in working together in whatever capacity may serve you. satisila74@gmail.com I hope to see you on the path.
By dave smith
Learn Thai Podcast: Free English Thai Audiolearning CourseJoin Now to Follow
Learn Thai Podcast: Free English Thai Audiolearning Course
The Jay Forrest ShowJoin Now to Follow
The Jay Forrest Show is a weekly podcast Sharing the Buddha’s wisdom as it applies to life in today’s world. The Show will help you think critically and live mindfully in a world of delusion. Jay Forrest is a an open-minded, politically incorrect Buddhist who is a longtime student of Zen and a practitioner of vipassana meditation. Buddhist Online Internet Radio Podcast with Jay Forrest.
By Jay N. Forrest
The Mark, Mike, and Erik Show!Join Now to Follow
TIME TO FUCKING HAVE A GREAT TIME AND BEAT OFF TO OUR SWEET MELIFLUOUS VOICES!!!! MOTHERFUCKEREERRRR TIME TO FUCKING FUICK!!! ASSHOLE WE ARE 16 YOUNG AND WITH DUDES WITH THE ATTITUDESSSSSSS!!!!!
Let us THINK : By Dr.King (Author of books on Yoga,Spirituality,Gardening...)Join Now to Follow
This is a regular weekly podcast on topics relating to Yoga, Meditation,Spirituality and many stimulating thoughts.
By Dr.King
Workshed PodcastJoin Now to Follow
WORKSHED. Noun (Plural Worksheds) A shed where work is carried out. An occasional podcast hosted by Ian Lawton - Things and stuff about things and stuff... | Occasional guests are invited in the workshed, occasionally.
By Ian Lawton
I Should Be Meditating with Alan Klima: Guided Mindfulness Meditation and DiscussionJoin Now to Follow
Sit down with Alan for guided mindfulness Meditation, talks, and questions answered to keep up a constant connection and reminder to be present. Each meditation contains tips, tweaks, new and surprising approaches to how we can pay attention, with many new takes on familiar practices like breath meditation, body awareness, loving kindness, and spiritual inquiry. It is perfect for a meditator looking to pick up new tools to investigate their experience so that we stay interested and inquiring, and mindfulness meditation stays fascinating.
By Meditation and mindfulness daily practice to remain interested in, and remember, being present in every day life and living
The Wisdom of Compassion: Exploring The Values of Buddhism Through Timeless Meditation TechniquesJoin Now to Follow
"Compassion is the best protection." Join us as we explore what it means to hold compassionate values in an evolving world. Presented by White Conch Dharma Center, an international Mahayana Buddhist organization under the spiritual direction of Domo Geshe Rinpoche, this podcast invites guests to share their wisdom and experiences as we aim to deepen our confidence in the value of compassion.
By White Conch Dharma Center: An International Mahayana Buddhist Organization