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This Buddhabilty podcast episode talks about how to do it all when you have a full plate. Whether you are an overwhelmed parent or caregiver aspiring to build a career you love  or lacking the support you wish you had to care for yourself and everything else in your life, doing it all can be

In episode 89, Dave Drake, of New York, shares his journey with seeking the approval of others, both in his personal life and as a musician. This episode is filled with practical insights about how to apply the practice of chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo to transform the desire for approval into a life state of humility, appreciation,

Want to learn more about Buddhist concepts? “Tips & Insights” is a Buddhability podcast miniseries that will introduce one Buddhist concept a month and how it can be applied to your life.  Listen to this month’s episode on earthly desires are enlightenment. Click here to listen.

Yuri Yamashita, of New York, talks about her career as a percussionist and how her Buddhist practice of chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo helped her beat the odds and overcome her self-doubt to pave her own path in the industry. She was most recently the percussionist for the Tina Turner musical on Broadway, a remarkable coincidence because Tina

Chris, of Detroit, shares the incredibly moving journey to affirm himself and how his Buddhist practice helped him find the courage to come out as a trans man.Click here to listen to this Buddhability podcast episode.

This episode talks about what it takes to become unshakable. Our guest is Brittany Jones, who recently became the youngest elementary school principal in the country’s second largest school district. She shares her journey in the field of education, and how, at a crucial turning point in her career as an educational leader, chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo

Two friends and scientists, Tee Ponsukcharoen and Siraput Jongaramrungruang, talk about their intertwined journeys from studying science to practicing Buddhism together. Originally from Thailand, they both came to California to complete their doctorates, but along the way, they discovered a far greater sense of purpose than they could have imagined. They cover everything from why

Episode #53 is “Defeating the doubt within.” Jimmy Anicet, of Boston, shares about the significant personal journey he went on during 2019. He decided to tackle his own sense of regret and self-doubt once and for all by digging deeply into his Buddhist practice of chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo. Then, just a month after he arrived at

Buddhist Solutions Podcast

Tune in to this episode of the top-rated podcast “The Melissa Ambrosini Show” to hear Greg Martin, co-author of The Buddha in Your Mirror, and Jihii Jolly, host of the popular podcasts “Buddhability” and “Buddhist Solutions for Life’s Problems,” in conversation with Ms. Ambrosini. Listen to the episode today.

In episode 47 of the Buddhability podcast series, Brandon Poythress shares how his Buddhist practice helped him stop seeking approval from others and become comfortable with himself. Listen to his story at buddhability.org/podcast and all major podcast platforms.

Episode #45 is “Advice from Buddhist teens on social anxiety.” After being physically distanced for so long, to many, society looks and feels more polarized, and therefore more intimidating, than ever. For those experiencing a new or heightened sense of social anxiety, you’re not alone. Buddhability reached out to some Buddhist teens and asked how

Episode #44 is “What you do isn’t who you are.” In this week’s episode, Luca Manganaro shares his journey with acting and Buddhism and the lessons he learned along the way. The key takeaway? What you do professionally, especially if you’re currently pursuing a big dream or goal that seems far away, isn’t who you

On Episode 41 of the Buddhability podcast series, sisters Lauren and Molly Leebove, of Michigan, share how they transformed their relationship with their parents through their Buddhist practice when they felt unable to reconcile their differences with them. Listen to “Healing family rifts when you don’t share beliefs” at buddhability.org/podcast and all other major podcast

Buddhability celebrates our 40th episode and one-year anniversary with highlights from past episodes. Listen to “Four reminders if you’re looking for a fresh start” to find out more about what you can do to refresh yourself if you are feeling worn out or anxious. Go to buddhability.org/podcast or any major podcast platform to listen. Click

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Episode 36 of the Buddhability podcast series discusses the power of believing in yourself, even if the people around you don’t. Listen to Jenny Ye, of Michigan, share her story of how practicing SGI Nichiren Buddhism helped her transform her relationship with her family and navigate a male-dominated industry in the United States. Listen to

A weekly show about how to believe in yourself again, told by a community of Buddhists doing it every day. Check out the latest episodes on buddhability.org/podcast and all other major podcast platforms. Episode #35:  How to Get Unstuck From a Monotonous Daily Life Episode Episode #34: Vinessa Shaw on Acting, Perfectionism and Success Episode

“How to get unstuck from a monotonous daily life” is the theme for episode 35 of the Buddhability podcast featuring Clara Kitongo, of Pittsburgh. Clara shares with the Buddhability community how Buddhism helped her get unstuck in her career and life, and how she’s now living the life she always wanted. Listen to this episode