Podcasts & Audio
A Meditation to Allow Genuine Happiness, Even In Hard Times
Accessing real happiness when we are struggling can feel impossible—but it’s also a key to our recovery, healing, and well-being. Read More 
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Go deeper into the science, research, and thinking behind mindfulness and meditation. Hear from leading experts, explore the latest studies, and find book recommendations to expand your practice and understanding.
Guided Meditations
Guided Meditations
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Books & Reviews
Rethinking Equanimity: Margaret Cullen on Equanimity and Quiet Strength
A conversation about how equanimity appears across contemplative traditions and everyday life, and the ideas behind Cullen's new book, Quiet Strength. Read More
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Does Mindfulness Make You Kinder? Key Studies On What We Know (and Don’t Know Yet).
Do mindful people feel better in their own bodies? Does mindfulness make you kinder? Researchers are diving into these questions and uncovering the benefits of mindfulness. Read More
Expert Interviews
You Don’t Have to Shut Down or Burn Out When You Care This Much. Do This Instead.
When we get overwhelmed by vicarious trauma, we tend to shut down in order to protect ourselves. Dr. Shalini Bahl offers three essential steps to return to ourselves so that we can stay present without overwhelm or burnout. Read More
Expert Interviews
Can Compassion Save the Planet?
Karen Armstrong, founder of the Charter for Compassion, on what we need to do to make a better world. Read More
Expert Interviews
Jane Fonda at Spirit Rock: Mindfulness, Climate Action, and Community
Longtime climate advocate Jane Fonda is using her influence to support the important role of mindfulness in practical and effective climate action. Read More
Expert Interviews
Finding Peace in Challenging Times with Sharon Salzberg
This is a practice for finding peace in difficult times like ours—one of conflict, frustration, and uncertainty. Read More
Expert Interviews
The Best Leaders Think: What About Me, What About You?
Many fail in leadership positions, despite outstanding individual performance. Daniel Goleman explains that they often miss two important mental stances, which the best leaders understand as critical to the job. Read More
