In this episode of Life As It Is, poet Ross Gay discusses why he believes that delight is inextricable from the fact of our mortality—and from our capacity to care for one another.
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In this episode of Tricycle Talks, poet Jane Hirshfield discusses poetry’s power to hold unanswered questions—and to transform our anger and incomprehension into compassion.
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In this episode of Life As It Is, palliative care doctor Anthony Back explores how his Buddhist practice has changed his understanding of what it means to provide care.
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In this episode of Tricycle Talks, Dzogchen teacher Anne C. Klein explores what it actually means for each of us to be a buddha, as well as what happens to our humanity when we seek awakening.
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In this episode of Life As It Is, writer and activist Rebecca Solnit discusses the dangers of hyperindividualism and why she believes beauty is an essential piece of activist work.
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In this episode of Tricycle Talks, writer and translator Tenzin Dickie explores how modern Tibetan writers are continually recovering and recreating the Tibetan nation.
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