Episodes: 458
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: United Kingdom
YouTube: 5.4k subscribers
Instagram: 4.4k followers
Page updated: Nov 4, 2026 · How we check this data
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Candradasa - Producer/Presenter of The Buddhist Centre Live; oversees programming and guest selection for Buddhist community-focused content.
Hartley Woolf - Portraits Of Samadhi; Meditation, Witnessing During Photography
Hugh Mendes - Painting Now; Buddhist Aspects Of Art
Abhayavajra - Artistic Practice; Buddhist Perspectives
Clare Barton-Harvey - Painting And Buddhism; Art As Practice
457: Carmelites and Buddhists - Women in Spiritual Community
October 26, 2026
Welcome back to the podcast! For this first in a series of new episodes, we explore the historic handover of a Carmelite monastery in Hertfordshire to a women's ordination team in the Triratna Buddhist Community, and hear the fascinating stories behind a profound transition. For decades, the quiet, cloistered walls hosted Roman Catholic Carmelite nuns dedicated to silent contemplation and prayer. Now, through a remarkable fundraising campaign, these sacred grounds are being reborn as the new ...
456: Portraits of Samadhi
November 08, 2025
Samādhi is the Sanskrit word for a state of peaceful, integrated absorption the mind can reach through meditation.And people’s faces in meditation have been a source of fascination (and distraction) for documentary filmmaker Hartley Woolf since he began his own Buddhist practice. “I can’t help but enjoy taking in all the different expressions around me in the shrine room,” he says, “and wondering what’s going on inside the mind behind.”Join us for a delightful conversation between an artist a...
455: The Intimacy of Art and the Dharma
September 13, 2025
Today we meet three Buddhists with a full time professional painting practice, exhibiting at The Art Pavilion in Mile End Eco Park. And we’re treated to a generous and intimate conversation about the tensions and creative dynamics between an explicitly artistic life and an implicitly spiritual, even religious one. All in context of shared joy at exhibiting openly as Buddhists in a beautiful space surrounded by and inflected with nature. We explore the relationship between the values of Buddhi...
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