
In the Deep with Catherine Ingram is a series of intimate conversations with cultural, artistic, and philosophical luminaries to explore matters of the heart in our precarious times. In addition, check out the In the Deep mini-casts, which feature Catherine’s talks from her public events. For more information about Catherine’s work or to make a tax-deductible donation in support of this podcast, p... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 232 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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This episode was remastered from a long-ago recording that occurred in Los Angeles on August 24, 2002, three weeks after the death of my youngest brother. It is called Loss.
Recorded from a zoom session with Catherine that occurred on April 19, 2026. Broadcast from Victoria, Australia.
Dialogues from a session with Catherine in Victoria, Australia on March 15, 2026.
This was recorded from a live dharma session in Victoria, Australia on March 1, 2026.
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Listen to this podcast, so insightful and calming, so much wisdom and love.
Hi Catherine love you,love your words,thank you for enriching my life 🙏
I don’t know if your brother is still alive.some things come to mind, agape,listen yield…I’m taking these words with me into today. I understand agape to mean to give with no expectations of return…maybe this form of giving sets us free 🙏
Catherine has been a lifeline for me. Her profound wisdom has comforted and guided me in the aftermath of losing my son. So much gratitude and respect. Thank you Catherine for making my life livable and this world a much better place.
Catherine Ingram talks great good sense. A very calm and supportive conversation about what it is to be human. Well worth listening to and re-listening.
Thank you Catherine !
Just love and gratitude.
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Intimate conversations explore matters of the heart, existence, and living with presence in uncertain times. Deep discussions span philosophy, spirituality, grief, and how contemporary life—tech, culture, and personal loss—can be met with steadiness, compassion, and clarity. Episodes often center on mindfulness, being, and the practical application of dharma to everyday moments, with guests from arts, literature, and thought leaders offering grounded wisdom and personal anecdotes that illuminate how to inhabit life with tenderness and resilience. A standout quality is the host's calm, embodied presence and ability to prompt candid reflections from guests while steering toward universal, actionable insights.
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