Turning: Everyday Buddhism

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Turning-Ep. 2 - Grace

September 03, 2026

Welcome to the second episode of the re-launch of my podcast, now called "Turning" (although still under an Everyday Buddhism subhead). In this episode I will be talking about the concept of "Grace" and how it signaled an obvious change in my spiritual lens and the beginning of my "Turning." According to the late Rev. Dr. Albert Bloom, "Grace is one of the most significant concepts or insights to emerge in the history of religion." Grace is how I understood the reason a bad fall on ice caused...

Turning-Ep. 1 - Why Turning

August 18, 2026

Welcome to the first episode of the re-launch of my podcast, now called "Turning" (although still under an Everyday Buddhism subhead). In this first episode, "Why Turning" I explain a bit about how "Everyday Buddhism" shifted into "Turning." I'm still Wendy Haylett and I'm still talking to you about Buddhism, but also about a personal transformation in my spiritual journey. You'll hear what can happen if you "keep going", a mantra from my teacher, Rev. Koyo Kubose that you've heard me talk ab...

Everyday Buddhism 120 - I Lost My Why: A Podcast Journey

November 07, 2025

Another solo podcast! This time it's about my Everyday Buddhism podcast journey and how I lost my "why." If you want to hear more about how important understanding what your why is, I talked about that in my second podcast episode, "Everyday Buddhism 2 - What is Your WHY?" The podcast has been such a meaningful space for me: A way to explore, connect, and grow with all my listeners. But more recently, I've noticed that the creative spark that once fueled these episodes has started to dim. I f...

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The publicly listed email for Turning: Everyday Buddhism: whaylett@gmail.com.

How many listeners does Turning: Everyday Buddhism have?

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Who is an ideal guest for Turning: Everyday Buddhism?

Turning: Everyday Buddhism typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Buddhist teachers, ordained practitioners, meditation instructors, spiritual authors, or contemplative professionals with substantial practice, teaching, or writing experience and the ability to explain Buddhist ideas accessibly. Common among recent guests: Published books on Buddhism, meditation, spirituality, or contemplative practice; Long-term monastic or Buddhist practice; Leadership of a monastery, retreat center, or spiritual organization. Recent guests include Ani Lodro Palmo.

How hard is it to get booked on Turning: Everyday Buddhism?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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