A discussion affirming how mindfulness and Dhamma can happen literally anywhere.
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A discussion on how the regime continues to subvert— and pervert— the law.
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Why it’s still hard to just say no to drugs.
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A seasoned diplomat offers his view of the Myanmar crisis, and his suggestion for resolution.
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A hope for peace in Karen state, and across Myanmar, as the conflict continues.
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Learning about the early days of Bodhgaya with S.N. Goenka, Munindra, and Mahasi Sayadaw, among others.
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A conversation with the NUG’s representative in Paris.
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The intersection or art, journalism, gender equality, and revolution.
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Guillaume de Langre returns to talk about the bleak future awaiting Myanmar’s energy sector.
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An examination of Myanmar’s “ethnically patriarchal system.”
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Our third talk with the former monk and current activist on the state of Burma today.
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The story of a Knyaw woman through Burma and Thailand, leading to Minneapolis.
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A talk before the pandemic about a Polish traveler’s unfolding spiritual journey through Southeast Asia.
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How the illicit teak trade from Burma continues to net millions of dollars, largely to Western countries.
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A talk with the former US Ambassador to Myanmar about a wide range of subjects.
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Food Storytelling when it is needed most
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The fictional exploits of a Chinese detective in northern Myanmar.
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What small arms can tell you about a regime.
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A talk through Burmese postwar history on the great statesmen, dictators, and meditation teachers of the day.
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The second part of an extended series, this episode looks at becoming part of the Dhamma Dhara community and exploring the intersection between social justice and meditation.
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