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Buddhist Solutions Podcast

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 27 of the Buddhability podcast series, “On impostor syndrome, deserving success and finding happiness,” focuses on using Buddhist practice to address the feeling that you don’t belong or deserve success or happiness. Aide Aguirre shares how she started practicing Buddhism at 24 to generate hope for her own life. Listen at all major podcast

Episode 26 of the Buddhability podcast series centers on the topic of “Never giving up on your dream.” Michael Cornell, a fifth-grade teacher in New York, discusses his struggles with anxiety, depression and the constraints of the education system, and how chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo helped him expand his own vision for education and develop the spirit

The newest episode of the SGI-USA’s podcast “Buddhist Solutions for Life’s Problems” covers its viewers’ most requested topic of 2020—the Buddhist perspective on mental health. The episode is available on all major podcast platforms and at buddhistsolutions.org.

The SGI-USA’s podcast series, “Buddhist Solutions for Life’s Problems,” has debuted its fourth episode: “Financial Karma.” Listen to it here: https://buddhistsolutions.transistor.fm/subscribe The series addresses an array of salient topics from the perspective of Nichiren Buddhism via SGI-USA members’ personal accounts. “Buddhist Solutions for Life’s Problems” has averaged 8,500 listeners in the first 30 days of

SGI-USA launches a Buddhist Solutions for Life’s Problems making Buddhism more relatable. On May 31, the SGI-USA launched a podcast series, “Buddhist Solutions for Life’s Problems.” The World Tribune sat down with SGI-USA Social Media Manager Mike O’Malley and podcast host Jihii Jolly to learn more about the podcast’s objective, the feedback so far and