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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 155 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BuddhismReligion & SpiritualityPhilosophySociety & Culture |
Ethan is joined by friend and yoga teacher Francesca Cervero to talk about becoming a teacher as a livelihood, the duty of the teacher when it comes to building community in a post-pandemic world, and how to be clear and open with students about the ... more
In this episode, Ethan discusses the crucial question of “enlightenment,” better translated as “awakening.” What does this word mean? What doesn’t it mean? How would we know if we were really there? Is awakening a big deal? And most importantly, how ... more
16 months ago, yoga/meditation/sound teacher Reggie Hubbard had a near-death experience, a major stroke. He visits the podcast to describe the experience of his "neurological storm" and the path of collapse and healing that he's been on ever since, a... more
Ethan discusses three reasons we take vows and make commitments from a Buddhist perspective, and gives special emphasis to The Bodhisattva Vow, where we commit to not only pursue our own path of liberation and awakening, but also vow to work for the ... 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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The podcast presents a contemporary exploration of Buddhist teachings, engaging with diverse thought leaders in fields such as psychology, art, culture, and politics, all through the lens of mindfulness practice. Episodes feature deep conversations on complex themes like grief, social justice, wealth, and personal growth, often highlighting the struggles and triumphs of navigating modern life while rooted in spiritual principles. Unique aspects include discussions about the intersection of Buddhism with pressing societal issues, the personal experiences of the host, and an emphasis on how mindfulness can be a tool for addressing contemporary challenges.
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Recent guests on The Road Home include:
1. Francesca Cervero
2. Reggie Hubbard
3. Vince Fakhoury Horn
4. Oliver Burkeman
5. Susan Piver
6. Andrew Buckland
7. David Nichtern
8. Sat Hon
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