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Episodes: 414
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.2/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
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mindful@mindful.org
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Melli O'Brien - Melli O'Brien is associated with Mindful (Mindful.org), where she curates and/or introduces mindfulness practice content for listeners. She also appears in promotional materials as a lead course ho...
Kazumi Igus - Mindfulness Practice For Focus, Emotional Resilience, And Noticing Beauty (including In Urban Settings)
Cheryl Jones - Self-acceptance In The Face Of Perfectionism; Meeting Oneself Where One Is; Mindful Healing
Susan Bauer-Wu - Inner Strength And Equanimity/groundedness When Facing Change And Serious Illness
A 12 Minute Meditation to Make Movement Mindful
June 12, 2026
Our bodies come in all varieties, and we all have different interests, skills, and abilities. As today's teacher Cara Bradley observes, movement of any kind—from the slightest stretch to the most intense exercise—can be mindful. This simple meditation helps you celebrate your physicality with practices to connect with your breath and your body, expand your awareness, and appreciate the gift of being alive. Cara Bradley is a seasoned mind-body expert dedicated to advancing mind-body education...
A Mindfulness Meditation for Beginners
June 05, 2026
This week, Mindful founding editor Barry Boyce reminds us of the basic why behind mindfulness meditation: We get off-kilter at various times throughout the day, and we need a way to pause and reconnect—with reality, with our senses, with our steady center. That's what meditation helps us do. This practice is called "Taking Your Seat," and it's perfect if you're getting started with meditation, or if you just need a touchpoint during your day. Barry Boyce is Founding Editor of Mindful and Mi...
A Meditation to Bring Comfort and Kindness to Pain and Illness
May 29, 2026
Learning to live with pain and illness is challenging, arduous work. Often, people can go for months or even years without sufficient answers. Life gets turned completely upside down. The body you thought you had suddenly becomes something you don't recognize or know how to work with. This week, meditation teacher and hypnotherapist Juliana Sloane offers an imaginative meditation that invites softness and self-compassion in the midst of discomfort. Juliana Sloane is a Buddhist teacher, hyp...
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