Podcast
Understanding Buddhism in America
Hosted by Michael Goree · EN
This is a podcast explaining various Buddhist teachings and topics. It is designed for people of all religious backgrounds to understand and enjoy while maintaining the core lessons of Buddhism. It was started as a source for understanding some of the more complex and often misunderstood Buddhist teachings in a quick, easy, and entertaining way.
10episodes
Episodes
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Haiku Hai-Five
Aug 30, 2012Tap to summarizeMike reads some of his own Buddhist poetry.
Transcribe →Dhammapada Squash Banana - Mary Kate & Ashley
Aug 27, 2012Tap to summarizeThe first episode in a long series devoted to The Dhammapada, starting with Chapter 1, The Twin Verses.
Transcribe →Philosophy in the Park: Almighty Circuitry
Aug 14, 2012Tap to summarizeMike takes his philosophical musings to Vinoy Park, Florida, this week to ask a possibly-but-probably-not important question.
Transcribe →Return of the Buddha
Aug 10, 2012Tap to summarizeThe final chapter in the story of Buddha.
Transcribe →Oh Dear God
Aug 7, 2012Tap to summarizeMike talks about returning to the podcast, and many perspectives on the subject of God.
Transcribe →Buddha Strikes Back
Nov 8, 2011Tap to summarizePart 2 of the epic story of how Buddha became a Buddha.
Transcribe →A New Buddha
Oct 18, 2011Tap to summarizeMike begins part 1 of 3 podcasts dedicated to the epic story of Buddha.
Transcribe →Lord of the Pizzas
Oct 14, 2011Tap to summarizeDesires can be tough to understand and even tougher to manage. Today Mike talks about an easy way to understand and view cravings for what they are and how they influence our lives.
Transcribe →There is No Podcast
Sep 16, 2011Tap to summarizeMike talks about Buddhism in movies, including The Matrix, Star Wars, Kung Fu Panda, and more. He also talks about important moments in Buddhist history.
Transcribe →Four Truths and Eightfold Paths Ago
Aug 31, 2011Tap to summarizeThis episode, Mike will be talking about the Four Noble Truths in detail, explaining common misconceptions and applications to every day life.
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