
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 | Religion & SpiritualityBuddhism | |||

On a quest to find us the final answer to the problem of time, ethics, and being, Bryan stumbles into the far more fascinating conundrum of himself and what we’re really seeking when we try to settle our questions. What is philosophy and intellect ac... more
Sara gives us an insightful reflection on narrative and story telling, either our most powerful technology or our greatest hindrance to seeing the world honestly. Should we be trying to see through our narratives, or harness them for our benefit? Wha... more
In an encouraging pep talk for ango, Dave unveils a new translation of the bodhisattva vows and rouses us to the impossibility of fulfilling them and the impossibility of not living up them. Is devoting your life to others a recipe for getting taken ... more
Sara gives us a candid Zen look at modern dating, aka an endless opportunity for working with compassion. Does seeing the best in people bring out the best in ourselves? Should we give people the benefit of the doubt, or is that just a recipe for get... 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!
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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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A practitioner-friendly look at Zen with a mix of humor, personal storytelling, and practical guidance. Episodes cover meditation basics (Zazen), community life, retreats, and how ancient Zen concepts apply to modern daily challenges, all presented in an approachable, non-dogmatic style. The show often centers on beginner accessibility, the balance between ritual and liveliness, and the role of sangha in sustaining practice, with guests and hosts sharing candid reflections from their own spiritual journeys.
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Angel City Zen Center launched 8 years ago and published 300 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Angel City Zen Center include:
1. Sara Campbell
2. Bernie Glassman
3. Sarah Campbell
4. Muhō Nölke
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