
Weekly public talks recorded live at the Angel City Zen Center
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BuddhismReligion & Spirituality | |||

Matthew plays thief to his own empty room as he wrestles with restlessness and whether trying to scratch that perpetual itch is a futile attempt to take empty space, or reaching out and grabbing the loot that makes life worth living. Also! Fresh haik... more
Dave takes the opportunity of a scenic coastal camping retreat to reconcile all the regrets and ruminations that naturally arise given a little space, and maybe hold us back from fully sinking into such a beautiful place. Are we afraid of peaceful sp... more
Sara takes an unflinching look at learning to trust our selves despite or maybe because of whatever messes we may have made in our lives along the way. What’s the difference between the mind that aspires to our best intentions and the one that actual... more
In the year 794 a populist, liberating, and some might say threatening brand of Buddhism spreads like wildfire in the countryside forcing a Tibetan king to convene a great debate with enormous consequences that will shape the spiritual fate of nation... more
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These Zen talks are so refreshing and relatable. They bring ancient teachings alive by talking about how they apply to modern things we go through every day. Sincere and funny and heartfelt. Always a great listen.
What a fantastic, interesting, and useful podcast. Such a rarity! If you are just curious, new to Buddhism, or been sitting for a kalpa, you’ll find something of merit here!
Helena Harvilicz for president.
Best dharma podcast. Casual and thoughtful, the talks feel cozy in the best way. It avoids the overly-technical talk of some and the overly casual attitude of some. Just the right balance.
This is an excellent collection of experienced and often well researched dharma talks. I listened to many many dharma podcasts, but this is one of best.
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Public talks rooted in Zen practice, personal storytelling, and Buddhist philosophy are shared weekly, with episodes ranging from deep dives into traditional teachings to open conversations about living mindfully in modern life. Expect candid reflections on faith, practice, relationships, and community, often paired with practical guidance, humor, and announcements about live events, fundraising, and creative projects. The format blends memoir, pedagogy, and accessible Dharma, making complex ideas approachable for lay listeners while highlighting the center's vibrant sangha and educational initiatives. A notable strength is the balance between philosophical depth and everyday relevance, plus a consistent emphasis on community, generosity, a... more
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Recent guests on Angel City Zen Center include:
1. Sara Campbell
2. Dave Cuomo
3. Heather Ross
4. Cole Agustin
5. Gyokei Yokoyama
6. Bernie Glassman
7. Sarah Campbell
8. Muhō Nölke
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