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This week Ethan Nichtern joins the show to talk about sharing the teachings of Buddhism in a more relatable way and following our karmic road home. 

This week, Roshi Joan Halifax returns to the show for a conversation around finding freedom at the edge where fear and courage meet. 

Alan Watt’s eldest daughters, Anne and Joan Watts, join the show to talk about their father’s work and his recently published collection of letters.

This week, Raghu is joined by Lama Surya Das for a conversation about how we approach reality and karma. 

Sharon Salzberg and Raghu share a conversation about the process of getting real with ourselves with the help of mindfulness and meditation practice.

Joseph Goldstein returns to the show to help unpack a few challenging Dharmic concepts and opens our eyes to the subtle craving of becoming. 

Jack Kornfield returns to the show to talk about how spiritual practice provides a place of peace and security within ourselves that we can always return to. 

Comedians Duncan Trussell and Pete Holmes return to the podcast for a conversation around trust and what happens when the world as we know it comes crashing down around us.

Tom Bluewolf joins the show to talk about the lessons of peace, equanimity and divine purpose taught by his Muscogee Native American tradition.

David Silver returns to the Mindrolling Podcast for a special conversation about entering 2018 with mindfulness and compassion.

Raghu is joined by Dr. Gabor Maté for a conversation about the Hungry Ghost Realm of addiction and healing from trauma with compassionate inquiry.

Raghu is joined by Dr. Robert Svoboda for a conversation about karma and the Tantric traditions. 

Jamie Catto joins the podcast to talk about how we can transform our suffering with spiritual practice and a change of perspective.

Live from the 2017 Spring on Maui Retreat, Raghu is joined by Duncan Trussell, Sharon Salzberg and David Nichtern for a conversation about spiritual practice and the inner journey.

Fresh from retreat in India, Krishna Das returns to the podcast for a conversation around finding trust in the heart with the grace of the Guru.

Performing artist and yoga teacher MC YOGI visits the show to talk about the transformative power of music and living a balanced life with spiritual practice. 

This week, kirtan artist Jahnavi Harrison returns to talk about trust, commitment and the path of Bhakti yoga.

Vincent Horn, from the Buddhist Geeks podcast, returns for a conversation around psychedelics, surrender and the self.