PODCASTS & TALKS

Podcasts, dharma talks, and interviews on secular Buddhism

As secular dharma has grown more popular, the number of dharma talks, interviews, and podcasts related to secular Buddhism has grown enormously. Those who are curious about this approach to Buddhism will find a wide range of resources available to help them develop their understanding, and deepen their practice.


On this page you will find some recommended podcasts, interviews, and dharma talks to introduce and explore the subject.

RECOMENDED READING

Over fifteen years and 337 episodes, Ted Meissner's Secular Buddhist podcast provided those interested in the secular dharma or a naturalistic approach to Buddhism with fascinating and insightful interviews with meditation teachers and writers.

Since the SBN website went public in October 2019, we've conducted interviews with a number of meditation teachers and writers on issues related to secular Buddhism.

Stephen Batchelor is the most prominent proponent of secular Buddhism. Beginning with his book Buddhism Without Beliefs , Stephen has played a crucial role in the development of a secular dharma relevant to our contemporary society.

Noah Rasheta's Secular Buddhism Podcast focuses on presenting teachings from Buddhist philosophy coupled with modern psychology and neuroscience. Each episode highlights a unique topic, exploring ways to integrate such wisdom into our daily routines.

One of the most valuable sources for Buddhist insights and teachings – from both secular as well traditional perspectives – is the plethora of dharma talks available to practitioners on the web.