Renowned author and scholar Thanissaro Bhikku, Abbot of the Metta Forest Monastery in San Diego County California, joins us to talk about honor and shame in a Buddhist context.
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Author and Buddhist practitioner Maia Duerr joins us to talk about her new book, “Work that Matters”.
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Scholar and author Beata Grant joins us to talk about the work she’s done discovering and translating poetry from Chinese Zen nuns.
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Mike Ivaska, pastor at Vashon Community Church, drops by the studio to talk with Koshin about faith and politics.
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David Levy, a professor at the Information School at the University of Washington, talks about the mindful use of technology.
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Chris Fortin talks about her work teaching mindfulness to veterans with the organization Veterans Path.
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Robert Wright, who spoke at the Zen Center in September, speaks about his new book “Why Buddhism is True,” and the connections between Buddhism and evolutionary psychology.
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Brian Lesage talks with Koshin about the ways in which Zen practice can help us see more clearly about the stories we make out of sense impressions.
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Joshin Brian Byrnes talks about his experiences leading and participating in Zen street retreats.
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Chon Mun Sunim stops by the studio to talk about monastic training and his path to practice.
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