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Creativity, Spirituality & Making a Buck with David Nichtern

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David Nichtern, founder of Dharma Moon, is a senior Buddhist teacher who has been practicing and teaching meditation for over 40 years.

He was one of the initial American students of renowned meditation master Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche and studied closely with him soon after his arrival in the United States in 1970. He is also a business consultant with companies creating a variety of offerings int... more

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Contemplative Scholar Andrew Holecek joins David Nichtern to delve into the powerful practices of dark retreat, bardo yoga, and dream yoga.

Grab a copy of Andrew’s book, Total Eclipse of the Mind, to discover more about the power of darkness for cr... more

M.J. Schwartz explores how to meet perfectionism with mindfulness and heal the cultural messages that keep us striving for impossible standards.

Help us celebrate 10 years of Be Here Now Network and support the next chapter of Ram Dass Here and Now.... more

With both insight and vulnerability, Author Annette Knopp explores how our earliest attachment experiences shape the way we love, relate, and walk in this world.

Help us celebrate 10 years of Be Here Now Network and preserve the complete Ram Dass He... more

Student of The Art of War, Jim Gimian, shares how we can relate constructively to conflict and win without fighting.

In this episode, David and Jim have a conversation about:

• The classic Chinese text, The Art of War, by Sun Tzu

• The refined wisd... more

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Recent Guests

Andrew Holecek
Interdisciplinary scholar-practitioner in Tibetan Buddhism and non-dual wisdom traditions; author of Total Eclipse of the Mind
Drala Mountain Center; andrewholecek.com
Episode: Ep. 66– Total Eclipse of the Mind with Andrew Holecek
MJ Schwartz
Founder of Studio138 Family Yoga and Mindfulness Center
Studio138 Healing Center
Episode: Ep. 65 – Dealing with Perfectionism with M.J. Schwartz
Annette Knopp
Co-founder of Blue Spirit Retreat Center, meditation teacher, somatic counselor, nature mystic
Blue Spirit Retreat Center (Costa Rica)
Episode: Ep. 64 – Annette Knopp is a Mystic Nomad
James Gimian
Longtime friend of Nichtern, publisher/editor and authority on The Art of War in business and leadership
Shambhala Publications, Mindful Magazine, The Art of War translations
Episode: Ep. 63 –The Art of War for Modern Life with Jim Gimian
Kierstin Gray
Artist, social entrepreneur, project manager, strategic designer, inventor, and musician
MindHeart AI
Episode: Ep. 62 – MindHeart AI: Technology for Collective Healing with Dr. Sará King and Kierstin Gray
Bryan Welch
Author, entrepreneur, farmer, Buddhist practitioner
Dharma Moon / The Gift of a Broken Heart
Episode: Ep. 61 – The Gift of a Broken Heart with Bryan Welch
Jonathan Wu Eden
Animator with experience working on South Park and other major productions
Nobody Couple Studio
Episode: Ep. 60 – Bringing Stories to Life with Animator-Producers Jonathan and Miya Eden
Miya Wu Eden
Director and choreographer with a focus on children's media
Nobody Couple Studio
Episode: Ep. 60 – Bringing Stories to Life with Animator-Producers Jonathan and Miya Eden
Debbie Nutley
Award-winning author of the Pengwee Book Series, dedicated to teaching kids mindfulness and social emotional skills
Episode: Ep. 59 – Strawberry Moons: A New Kind of Media with Debbie Nutley

Hosts

David Nichtern
Host of the show and founder of Dharma Moon; senior Buddhist teacher and musician with extensive media and business engagements.
Brett Kane
Host introducing episodes and guiding conversations with guests.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 116 ratings
  • Good stuff

    Easy to listen to and love the short but deep episode nuggets that always leave me with something to contemplate.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    yoyo gaga
    United States5 years ago
  • Great Depth Mixed with Humor

    David Nichtern’s podcasts, whether he’s hosting or a guest, are AMAZING! Insight blended with humor that’s straightforward and comprehensible (and comprehensive as well)! I’ve take his classes, read his books and even so - every podcast adds a new insight. Awesome.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JNelder
    United States5 years ago
  • Awesome podcast!

    I love this podcast! Interesting guests and conversations that reveal principles I can apply directly to my own life! A true gem.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Neil-B4-Zod
    United States5 years ago
  • Great podcast!

    Super cool podcast. Great practical tips and insight for integrating business and spiritual principles. I’ve never considered myself a creative person but this podcast definitely inspires me to explore that part of myself.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Deadlift Ninja
    United States5 years ago
  • Extremely Helpful!

    This is podcast is so incredibly helpful to me. I have picked up so many juicy little tips that I’ve been able to actually integrate into my own offerings. And it’s so cool to know how many famous people meditate!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rebecca D (Vajra Moon)
    United States5 years ago

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Ep. 63 –The Art of War for Modern Life with Jim Gimian
Q: So Jim, was any of that accurate?
James Gimian challenges the summary, offering corrections and adding nuances about his experiences, the nuances of lineage, and the practicality of applying these teachings in modern contexts.
Ep. 61 – The Gift of a Broken Heart with Bryan Welch
Q: How has grief reshaped your approach to leadership and your work in business and farming?
Grief has tempered Bryan's leadership with greater humility, openness, and accountability, feeding a leadership style that emphasizes warmth, vulnerability, and purpose-driven work over mere success.
Ep. 60 – Bringing Stories to Life with Animator-Producers Jonathan and Miya Eden
Q: What's it like being a dad, Jonathan?
Jonathan expressed the unexpected challenges and rewarding experiences of parenthood, highlighting how it gives a new perspective on his own parents' lives.
Ep. 60 – Bringing Stories to Life with Animator-Producers Jonathan and Miya Eden
Q: What was your grandma's name?
Miya described her grandmother Rui E Yang, a Tai Chi master, who influenced her upbringing and spiritual beliefs.
Ep. 60 – Bringing Stories to Life with Animator-Producers Jonathan and Miya Eden
Q: How did you get into what you're doing?
Jonathan shared his journey starting from Rhode Island, his love for animation, and his education at CalArts, while Miya discussed her directing studies at UCLA and their meeting through a dating app.

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The show blends creativity, spirituality, and pragmatic business advice through long-form conversations with artists, leaders, and thinkers who integrate mindfulness and meaning into their work. Episodes frequently explore how inner life, ethical practice, and compassionate leadership inform creative pursuits, entrepreneurship, and social impact. Notable threads include applying Buddhist principles to modern leadership, leveraging mindfulness in parenting and family life, and building sustainable ventures that honor personal well‑being. The format tends to center on personal journeys, practical tools, and cross‑disciplinary collaboration, often with guests from publishing, media, animation, wellness, and technology. A standout aspect is the... more

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