The Road Home podcast with author and teacher is Ethan Nichtern is a contemporary exploration of Buddhist teachings and conversation with thought leaders interested in Psychology, Art, Culture, and Politics through the lens of mindfulness practice. Since 2002, Ethan has taught meditation and Buddhist psychology classes and workshops around the United States and online. He is the author of multiple... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BuddhismSpiritualityReligion & Spirituality |
After tariffs were broadly imposed by the current American regime (including, apparently on uninhabited islands populated mostly by penguins) causing a nearly unprecedented crash of the stock market, and after attending the lovely and unexpectedly ma... more
In light of revelations about the theft of countless authors' work by one A.I. company (guess which one), Ethan finally talks about a topic he's been requested to cover for a while: Buddhist views on artificial intelligence. He begins by positioning... more
Ethan delves further into right action during a time of protest and chaos, using the recent examples of Tesla cars and cybertrucks being set on fire as a launching point. In The Power of Choice episode, he looked into the five precepts as guidelines ... more
Ethan delves into the Bodhisattva teachings on happiness, benefitting beings, and “idiot compassion,” or what happens when compassion becomes an ego construction. How do we tell the difference between helping others in a nourishing way, on the one ha... more
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I was lucky enough to take a few classes with Ethan and I highly recommend his podcast and following him on social media. I really appreciate how outspoken he is about politics too. 🙏❤️
Ethan Nichtern is a needed voice in the mindfulness world and the world in general. He helps us figure out how to live with mindfulness and compassion in a world that doesn’t always encourage that. I’m glad I recently found his teachings, books, and this podcast. He makes walking the road home feel a little less dark and lonely.
He is using his podcast to promote hateful, political views. I listened to get a perspective on Buddhism like the podcast promotes itself to be. I do not want a political podcast nor do I want to hear his hateful assessment of politics. He is an insincere Buddhist disciple who promotes nonsense. Useless loser of a guide
The episode featuring Lisa Weinert on The Road Home podcast is an enlightening discussion on the power of storytelling for spiritual and psychological healing. Lisa's insights into why writing can be challenging and how it connects to embodiment are both profound and inspiring. Highly recommended for anyone interested in the therapeutic potential of storytelling.
As an aspiring Buddhist from Kyiv, I really don’t know any other great podcasts or other forms of content that would be as beneficial and easy to digest as this beautiful podcast. Thank you a lot, this feels like the Sangha we all need so much.
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Focused on contemporary Buddhist teachings, this podcast offers insightful conversations that merge mindfulness with various aspects of modern life including psychology, art, culture, and politics. Host interviews thought leaders and explores themes like individualism, mindfulness practice, and social justice through a spiritual lens, making complex subjects accessible and relevant to listeners. Notably, discussions often intersect with urgent societal issues, showcasing the application of dharma in everyday contexts. This makes the content appealing for individuals seeking personal growth, community connection, and a deeper understanding of Buddhist philosophy in relation to current events.
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Recent guests on The Road Home include:
1. Susan Piver
2. Andrew Buckland
3. David Nichtern
4. Sat Hon
5. Cortland Dahl
6. Anu Gupta
7. Shawn J. Moore
8. Dr. Gaylon Ferguson
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