
Weekly public talks recorded live at the Angel City Zen Center
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityBuddhism | |||

In a rousing exhortation for retreat, Sara takes on the impossible question of what exactly happened to Buddha the night he sat too long under a tree and apparently fixed everything. Is Buddha’s enlightenment for everybody, or is that just an ego’s f... more
“ The revolution is in the individual spirit, or it is nowhere. It is for all or it is nothing. If it is seen as having an end, it will never truly begin.” Ursula Le Guin
Dave passes the caretaker torch and talks about dharma transmission, continuou... more
ACZC’s favorite poet in residence Matthew gives us a talk on Zen, creativity, and art and the many frictions and harmonies between them. Can we train spontaneity? Does Zen’s famous skepticism of the written word discourage or liberate our writing? If... more
“You can go home again, so long as you understand that home is a place where you have never been.” - Ursula Le Guin
Sara kicks off the holiday season with a Zen look at nostalgia, going home, and living the past right here in the present moment. How... more
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What a fantastic, interesting, and useful podcast. Such a rarity! If you are just curious, new to Buddhism, or been sitting for a kalpa, you’ll find something of merit here!
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Best dharma podcast. Casual and thoughtful, the talks feel cozy in the best way. It avoids the overly-technical talk of some and the overly casual attitude of some. Just the right balance.
This is an excellent collection of experienced and often well researched dharma talks. I listened to many many dharma podcasts, but this is one of best.
My favorite podcast ever. But I pray that Emily learns to appreciate her feeling of frustration towards herself when she’s wanting to be away from the concert she had wanted to go to for so long ;) Even that moment is valuable. (By the way, Emily’s talk on Ceaseless Practice was great; but nonetheless I thought I should say what I did, because I didn’t have the chance to be in the live discussion.)
10/10 podcast.
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Offering a blend of live public talks and discussions, this podcast focuses on themes around Zen Buddhism and its application to contemporary life. Topics such as community support, personal growth, and the intersection of spirituality and daily living frequently appear across episodes, engaging listeners with both thought-provoking ideas and personal anecdotes from various speakers. Unique aspects include a nurturing emphasis on personal experiences with Zen, an exploration of the balance between tradition and modernity, and inclusive dialogues that foster a sense of community among listeners.
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Recent guests on Angel City Zen Center include:
1. Bernie Glassman
2. Sarah Campbell
3. Muhō Nölke
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