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Tricycle Talks: Listen to Buddhist teachers, writers, and thinkers on life's big questions. Hosted by James Shaheen, editor in chief of Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, the leading Buddhist magazine in the West. Life As It Is: Join James Shaheen with co-host Sharon Salzberg and learn how to bring Buddhist practice into your everyday life. Tricycle: The Buddhist Review creates award-winning editorial, podcasts, events, and video courses. Unlock access to all this Buddhist knowledge by subscribing to the magazine at tricycle.org/join

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  • Norwich42
    Andrew Holacek
    My understanding is yet at a preschool level, and I have not done a three-year retreat, but this writer seemed to be quite smug and also judgmental in describing his acquisition of the vast diversity of what is made available in various meditations. I remain hesitant to learn from him - I haven't quite pinpointed why.
  • righthereandnow
    Amazing interviews
    I am learning so much from each and every interview that James and Sharon have. Deeply grateful!
  • Ryvre Mohiam
    Great companion to Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
    "Tricycle Talks is a wonderful, insightful Buddhist podcast that consistently delivers thought-provoking interviews and meaningful discussions. Each episode provides a deep dive into various aspects of Buddhism, offering listeners a rich tapestry of perspectives and wisdom. The engaging conversations make it a valuable resource for anyone exploring Buddhism through the lens of contemporary voices."
  • mb4986
    Wonderful podcast
    As a person who has been reading Tricycle Magazine since my teenage years, I am so happy to have come across this podcast. The episodes are deeply interesting—I especially love the episodes on anger, compassion, art, and more. There is wisdom to be found on every episode, and I can’t wait for future episodes. 🌱🌷
  • jflobot
    Thank you ❤️
    This is definitely the help I need. I will do my best to pursue this. I can hear this will make all the difference. Jason
  • mommamindful
    Embodied and Awake
    James and Sharon’s conversation with Martin was one that struck me in a surprising and inspiring way. Martin’s ability to explain qualities of embodiment really made for a wonderful compliment to the work I’m doing with my somatic therapist and in my own seated meditation practice. As soon as it ended, I ordered Martin’s book, and I look forward to learning more about embodiment as part of the contemplative space and integrating it into my life and practice. Many, many thanks for this podcast!
  • zholz
    Hope to hear more in 2017
    I was thankful to see a new episode in my feed this year after a long absence. Hoping to listen in on more thoughtful conversations about all the tough stuff in life.
  • buddhabuddd
    Inspirational & informative
    These talks make Buddhism approachable & understandable at every level, from beginner to advanced.
  • vegelise
    Thank You!
    I read the Tricycle Magazine and between issues I was looking for some more inspiration. Here it is! Invigorating discussion... feels like I'm in the room with them. Thank you, Tricycle, for continuing to grow and change. It's been a blessing to have found the magazine, the website, and now the podcast.
  • Trike on Train
    Fascinating Podcast
    Fantastic! I really appreciate Tricycle's willingness to dive into tricky or tough topics.
  • AndreT3000
    What I've been looking for....
    I'm new to meditation and Buddhism. I really like these topics. I really appreciate these discussions. I'm curious and anxious for more episodes! Thank you!
  • discgator
    Great talks, why cant they make more?
    I listened to the first 2 talks and have waited for over a month for the third. Cant wait!
  • Fluffyrhinos13
    Excellent!
    Can't wait for the next one!
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