The Tattooed Buddha

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The Tattooed Buddha Podcast

The Tattooed Buddha strives to be an open space for the author’s authentic voice. So while not necessarily Buddhist, we are offering a dialogue that is aware and awake to the reality of our present day to day, tackling issues of community, environment, and compassionate living. Join the dialogue with co-founders Ty H. Phillips and Dana Gornall, as well as co-hosts Daniel Scharpenburg and John Pendall in their discussions on religion, culture, spirituality, politics and more.

Episodes

  1. 4 DAYS AGO

    Sitting Down with Ethan Nichtern about Confidence and His Latest Book

    Ethan Nichtern is the author of Confidence: Holding Your Seat through Life’s Eight Worldly Winds and several other titles, including the widely acclaimed The Road Home. A renowned contemporary Buddhist teacher and the host of The Road Home Podcast, Ethan teaches meditation and Buddhist psychology classes and retreats online via Dharma Moon and around the US. Kellie Schorr and Claire Parsons talk with Ethan about his new book and the concept of confidence and the idea of it being a practice. We also discuss how fear can play a role in our culture and how it can effect our ability to build confidence. You can find his book on Amazon here.  Follow Ethan here: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/ethannichtern Listen on iTunes or Spotify as well.       Did you enjoy this post? You may also like: Confidence: Holding Your Seat Through Life’s Eight Worldly Winds by Ethan Nichtern {Book Review} Looking for a Mindful Podcast on Your Commute? Here are 10 Great Ones:

    56 min

  2. 4 SEPT

    The Tattooed Buddha Meets with Claire Parsons: Writer, Lawyer, Blogger and Mom

    Claire Parsons started writing for us here at The Tattooed Buddha with a column titled: The Bodhisattva of Power Suits, but she is not new to writing. She started her own blog called Brilliant Legal Mind and has also written two books: How to Be a Badass Lawyer, and Mommy Needs a Minute. Claire E. Parsons is a practicing lawyer in the Cincinnati, Ohio area, and the mom of two girls. She started meditating to manage stress and curb overthinking, but the practice changed her life. Over time, she got training and began teaching other lawyers and professionals about mindfulness. Claire is also a frequent writer and speaker for these and other organizations. She has published and spoken about numerous topics, ranging from complex legal issues, to law practice, networking and marketing, as well as mindfulness and wellness for lawyers and other professionals. She writes regularly on LinkedIn and even co-authored a book this year with 19 other women lawyers about how they used the platform to network and pursue career goals during the pandemic. We talk about meditation, her job as a special education lawyer, her thoughts on Buddhism and how she got here to this point, and how to find time to write when she has a full schedule with career and parenting.   Check out Claire’s personal blog here. Check out Claire’s books: How to be a Badass Lawyer and Mommy Needs a Minute. Check out Claire’s blog on the Tattooed Buddha: The Bodhisattva of Power Suits. Creative Confidence by Tom Kelley and David Kelley Link to Ben Gioia Follow us on Facebook and Instagram! Interested in being a guest on our podcast? Contact us at editor@thetattooedbuddha.com.   Did you like this post? You may also like: Parenting Mindfully and Discipline Are You a Buddhist Just Because You Practice Meditation?

    52 min

  3. 19 JUL

    Talking with Guest Rod Meade Sperry, Editor of Buddhadharma at Lion’s Roar

    Rod and I have been friends on social media for awhile now but we have never interacted (as what happens often with social media and networking). In this podcast, we talk about how Rod found the Dharma, his journey to writing and eventually working as director of marketing and publicity for both Wisdom Publications and then later editing Lion’s Roar. Rod started his own independent magazine (zine) originally to highlight how Buddhism shows up in different areas of our culture. We also discuss about Canadian winters, mindfulness and anxiety, how digital publishing is changing the way we get our information and more! See Rod Meade Sperry’s articles here at Lion’s Roar. Check out Rod’s books here on Amazon. Here is the book Rod brought up in our discussion: Relax & Be Aware: Mindfulness Meditations for Clarity, Confidence and Wisdom by Sayadaw U Tejaniya Podcast edited by Brad Parsons at Train Sound Studio, www.trainsoundstudio.com     Did you like this post? You may also like: Dharma Talk: Talking with John Brehm about His Latest Poetry Book {Podcast} The Natural Marriage of Alan Watts and Zen: Talking Zen Book Review

    43 min

  4. 28 JUN

    Gary Sanders Ordains as a Temporary Monk

    A few weeks ago Gary Sanders went on retreat and took temporary vows to be a monk. Gary walks us through some of the aspects of this process, such as wearing robes all of the time (including while he slept), eating only two meals a day and shaving his cherished beard. He explains why he chose to temporarily ordain, his experiences with retreats in the past and the fact that he likes to push himself. We discuss the concept of how retreats can be for the privileged, and opportunities that are available to open up these up to more people. This was a fun conversation that could have easily gone on for much longer!   Podcast edited by Brad Parsons at Train Sound Studio, www.trainsoundstudio.com   Did you like this post? You may also like: Gary Sanders: Grief, Equanimity, Recovery & Buddhism Escaping from Jehovah’s Witnesses through a Buddhist Path

    1h 7m

  5. 25 MAR

    Escaping from Jehovah's Witnesses through a Buddhist Path

    Today we talk to Gary Sanders, Rebekah Reineke and David Jones about their experiences in the Jehovah’s Witness community. While Gary and Rebekah grew up within the religion, David entered (and bowed out) later on in life. We discuss the framework behind the cult, the control tactics and how they have moved on a healed. We discuss the trauma as a result, the aspects of shunning as control and being disfellowshipped, the use of fear to control, and how Buddhism and mindfulness became a path toward healing. Have you been in a similar situation and need someone to talk to? Here are a few resources: Talk Space Cult Escape Leaving the Witness Leaving the Fold: A Guide for Former Fundamentalists and Others Leaving Their Religion       Podcast edited by Brad Parsons at Train Sound Studio, www.trainsoundstudio.com   Were you touched by this podcast? You may also like:   Facing Something Difficult? Here are 5 Ways to Step Back and Breathe Parenting as a Jehovah’s Witness and Regrets   Photo: Pixabay

    1h 11m

  6. 29 FEB

    Getting to Know Holly Herring

    We meet with Holly Herring---one of our columnists for The Tattooed Buddha. We chat about Holly's work with those that are homeless, her journey to being a writer and the process of writing. We also learn about how Holly and Michelleanne Bradley met and became friends, which in turn led her to write for The Tattooed Buddha!

    34 min

  7. 29 JAN

    We Meet Boyan: Mindfulness Teacher

    We Meet Boyan: Mindfulness Teacher Rebekah Reineke introduced us to Boyan, a mindfulness teacher originally from Bulgaria and currently living in London, UK. Boyan's website highlights various tools that aid in calming the mind and working toward practical applications of these tools. we discuss meditation neurolinguistic programming and how it can help us achieve the goals we wish toward and physical forms of meditation like yoga, Tai Chi and boxing.

    32 min

  8. 29/12/2023

    Dharma Talk: Talking with John Brehm about His Latest Book

    We had the opportunity to speak with John Brehm on our podcast awhile back and it was such a pleasure to have him as our guest again. John is an amazingly talented poet and has written and edited books on poetry in the past. We hope you enjoy listening to our dialogue with John and please check out his latest book, Dharma Talk published by Wisdom Publications! Other books by John Brehm: The Dharma of Poetry, The Poetry of Impermanence, Mindfulness and Joy, No Day at the Beach, Help is On the Way, Sea of Faith. Go check out John Brehm’s website here. Here is John’s author page on Wisdom Publications. Did you like this podcast? Check out our last podcast with John!   Were you inspired by this post? You my also like: A Talk with David Hinton: Author, Poet & Translator of Chinese Poetry Dharma Talk by John Brehm {Book Review}

    38 min

  9. 30/08/2023

    Meeting Others (and Myself) with Compassion

    Michelleanne Bradley talks about feeling the anxiety of traveling. Seeing people rush around the airport and the feelings that accompany that, she discusses how realizing the need to face people with kindness and compassion. This translates to everyday life, not only travel. What if we not only take care of others with this compassion and grace, but what if we also take care of ourselves with that same grace?       Did you like this post? You may also like: Beyond the Cushion: TTB Talks with Jack Huynh The Ways We Take Away From Our Lives {Flash Dharma}

    10 min

  10. 08/02/2023

    Women in Buddhism {Part I}

    Today we have some guests on our podcast to discuss the role of women in Buddhism. Dana and Michelleanne talk with Mary Stancavage, Holly Herring and Ayya Yeshe. We share how we all came to practice, our history with this practice and belief in God, the types of Buddhism we all practice. Women play an integral role in Buddhism and we discuss this and the lack of teachings and access that nuns and lay women can face. More about Mary Stancavage here: https://marystancavage.org/about-mary-stancavage/ Find Holly Herring’s writings here: https://thetattooedbuddha.com/author/holly-herring/ Ayya Yeshe’s blog: https://ayyayeshe.wordpress.com/ And Ayya Yeshe’s foundation: https://bodhicitta-vihara.com/aboutus/ Michelleanne Bradley’s writings here: https://thetattooedbuddha.com/author/michelleanne-bradley/ Dana Gornall is the co-founder of The Tattooed Buddha and you can see her writings here: https://thetattooedbuddha.com/author/dgornall/           Photo: Pixabay       Did you like this post? You may also like: The Buddha’s Story Includes Women Joyous Effort: The Women Who Were Also There

    47 min
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About

The Tattooed Buddha strives to be an open space for the author’s authentic voice. So while not necessarily Buddhist, we are offering a dialogue that is aware and awake to the reality of our present day to day, tackling issues of community, environment, and compassionate living. Join the dialogue with co-founders Ty H. Phillips and Dana Gornall, as well as co-hosts Daniel Scharpenburg and John Pendall in their discussions on religion, culture, spirituality, politics and more.

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  • Creator
    The Tattooed Buddha
  • Years Active
    2015 - 2024
  • Episodes
    10
  • Rating
    Clean
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