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What a infantilising take that is. Was Thích Quàng Dúc too oppressed to handle that insight? Being an oppressed person and a Buddhist is not at all uncommon.
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This is a great podcast, but the quality of the audio is horrible. I think most of their interviews are done over Skype, leaving the audio quality uneven and tinny. During the last episode it sounded like the author was rubbing fabric on the microphone. These kinds of sounds are painful when heard through earbuds. I want to listen to this very interesting podcast, but almost every time I can’t get through it because of the audio quality.
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A rich exploration of Buddhism and its influence is at the heart of this podcast, featuring in-depth interviews with scholars focused on their recent publications. The discussions cover a wide array of topics within Buddhist studies, including its historical, cultural, and philosophical aspects. Episodes frequently address contemporary challenges and developments in Buddhism, detailing how traditional practices intersect with modern issues such as social justice, spirituality, and interfaith dialogues. It's particularly noteworthy for its engagement with diverse voices in the field, particularly from women and underrepresented communities, enhancing the discourse on Buddhism in today's world.
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