Monthly Archives: August 2006

Do We Need Religion to Make Good Decisions?

Man and CandleSince we know that ancient texts are often filled with barbaric cruel immoral contradictory stories (see the Bible) written by a multitude of men for a multitude of ancient cultures, they cannot be the best source of wisdom when deciding things today… Continue reading

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Pema Chodron: Loving-Kindness

Pema Chodron is an American Buddhist nun and author whose teachings and writings on meditation have helped make Buddhism accessible to a broad Western audience. I have a couple of her books and admire her immensely. This last week she … Continue reading

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Podcast 11: Brokeback Mountain Soundtrack

Brokeback Mountain In this broadcast, I’ve assembled selections from the award winning Brokeback Mountain Soundtrack. Argentine composer Gustavo Santaolalla’s evocative theme opens and closes this playlist. In between you’ll hear music from Rufus Wainwright, Roger Miller, Bob Dylan, Teddy Thompson and Bernie Taupin with performances by Willie Nelson and Emmylou Harris… Continue reading

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