
Comedian Marc Salmon hosts conversations about inner and outer change, exploring alternative ways of thinking through philosophy, Buddhism, and the messy, often funny business of being human.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophyBuddhismReligion & Spirituality | |||

How do you stay open to mystery without becoming trapped by your own beliefs?
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, Marc Salmon is joined by author John Higgs for a conversation about David Lynch, Robert Anton Wilson, reality tunnels, synchronicity,... more
How do you stay human in a world that constantly pushes you towards fear, certainty and overwhelm?
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, Marc Salmon is joined by comedian and clown Lawrence Dodd for a conversation about comedy, Buddhism, sobriety, n... more
Why do so many people feel rushed, rigid and disconnected from themselves?
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, Marc Salmon is joined by writer and philosopher Emily Herring to explore the life and ideas of Henri Bergson, once the most famous philo... more
What happens when things start going well… and you still feel like a fraud?
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, Marc Salmon is joined by award-winning comedian Rob Copland for a conversation about imposter syndrome, self-doubt and the reality of l... more
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Such an easy enjoyable listen. Smart and thoughtful but still light and funny. Highly recommended!
Lara Ricote and Mark Salmon are both hugely interesting. Their conversation covers loads of fascinating topics. I really enjoyed it and look forward to hearing more!
Thank you I enjoyed this very much so important and informative. Grateful
Smart, connected and so needed right now! Love listening to Marc's voice, humour and humble combines perfectly. Great show to start the day with
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This show blends philosophy, Buddhism, and humor to explore inner and outer change. Conversations frequently center on uncertainty, mindfulness, creativity, and how personal experiences—illness, loss, performance, and everyday moments—shape meaning. Guests come from comedy, philosophy, film, and psychology, offering accessible ideas about living with compassion, openness, and curiosity amid a complex world. A notable strength is the way serious topics are paired with wit and storytelling, making philosophy and spirituality feel practical and human. Potential listeners who enjoy thoughtful yet approachable discussions about meaning, creativity, and personal growth are likely to find it compelling, while brands that want thoughtful, values-dr... more
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Recent guests on The Bardo Podcast include:
1. Lawrence Dodd
2. Emily Herring
3. Rob Copland
4. Cesare Saguato
5. Steve Todd
6. Fernando Rodil
7. Gabriel Kennedy
8. Abby Wambaugh
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