Recent Episodes
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Episode 49 - Tara Isabella Burton- Self-Made
Jul 20, 2023 – 50:24 -
Episode 48 - Derek Beres - Conspirituality
Jul 14, 2023 – 01:09:06 -
Episode 47 - Peter Hershock: Buddhism & AI
May 28, 2023 – 01:13:13 -
Episode 46 - Martin Parker: Shut Down the Business School
Apr 14, 2023 – 01:11:52 -
Episode 45 - Alissa Quart: Bootstrapped: Liberating Ourselves from the American Dream
Mar 13, 2023 – 50:25 -
Curtis White - Transcendent: Art and Dharma in a Time of Collapse
Mar 2, 2023 – 01:06:04 -
Episode 43 - Steve Hagen: The Grand Delusion
Feb 22, 2023 – 01:08:07 -
Episode 42- Graham Parkes: How to Think About the Climate Crisis
Feb 11, 2023 – 01:26:34 -
Episode 41 - Rina Raphael: The Gospel of Wellness
Nov 26, 2022 – 58:13 -
Episode 40 - Gail Stearns: Liberating Mindfulness
Oct 8, 2022 – 53:10 -
Episode 39 - Pierce Salguero: Buddhish
Jul 20, 2022 – 42:30 -
Episode 38 - Johann Hari - Stolen Focus
May 15, 2022 – 01:15:37 -
Episode 1: The Mindful Cranks Trailer
Nov 12, 2021 – 04:05 -
Episode 37 - Kathleen Gregory: Mindfulness as Psychological Redemption
Oct 6, 2021 – 01:01:04 -
Episode 36 - Richard Payne: Secularizing Buddhism
Aug 30, 2021 – 01:23:39 -
Episode 35 - Sarah Shaw: The Varieties of Mindfulness
Jul 7, 2021 – 57:39 -
Episode 34 - Gregory Kramer: A Whole-Life Path
Apr 3, 2021 – 01:18:03 -
Episode 33 - Daniel Simpson: The Truth of Yoga
Feb 3, 2021 – 01:23:08 -
Episode 32 - Andrea Jain: Yoga and the Politics of Global Spirituality
Jan 23, 2021 – 01:08:45 -
Episode 31 - Michal Pagis: The Sociology of Vipassana and Mindfulness
Dec 30, 2020 – 01:27:49 -
Episode 30 - Adrian Daub: Questioning Silicon Valley
Dec 16, 2020 – 01:21:37 -
Episode 29 - Paula Haddock: Mindfulness for Social Change
Oct 20, 2020 – 52:15 -
Episode 28 - Laurence Cox: The Irish Buddhist
Oct 16, 2020 – 01:02:30 -
Episode 27 - Daniel Nehring - Mindfulness and Therapeutic Cultures
Sep 27, 2020 – 01:02:40 -
Episode 26 - Matthew Ingram - Retreat: How the Counterculture Invented Wellness
Sep 8, 2020 – 01:42:19 -
Episode 25 - Christopher Titmuss - The Political Buddha
Jul 10, 2020 – 01:26:30 -
Episode 24 - Miguel Farias - The Buddha Pill
Apr 30, 2020 – 55:24 -
Episode 23 - Evan Thompson - Why I Am Not a Buddhist
Apr 21, 2020 – 01:23:30 -
Episode 22 - Michael Ungar - Change Your World
Apr 2, 2020 – 01:08:41 -
Episode 21 - Rabbi Michael Lerner - Revolutionary Love
Feb 29, 2020 – 01:19:59 -
Episode 20 - Winton Higgins - Politics Matters: Becoming a Dharmic Citizen
Feb 12, 2020 – 01:08:09 -
Episode 19 - Candy Gunther Brown: Debating Mindfulness in Public Schools
Dec 30, 2019 – 01:22:03 -
Episode 18 - David Forbes - Mindfulness and Its Discontents
Dec 13, 2019 – 01:40:10 -
Episode 17 - David Loy - EcoDharma
Apr 26, 2019 – 01:09:13 -
Episode 16 - Steven Stanley
Mar 27, 2019 – 01:32:35 -
Episode 15 - Wakoh Shannon Hickey
Mar 26, 2019 – 01:10:48 -
Episode 14 - Jaime Kucinskas - The Mindful Elite
Feb 10, 2019 – 01:23:01 -
Episode 13 Glenn Wallis
Jan 10, 2019 – 01:44:04 -
Episode 12 - Deborah Rozelle & David Lewis
Sep 26, 2018 – 01:33:21 -
Episode 11 - The Cranks Are Back
Sep 25, 2018 – 14:23 -
Episode 10 -Justin Wall
Jan 15, 2018 – 56:10 -
Episode 9 - Brian Victoria - Zen at War
Nov 5, 2017 – 01:24:53 -
Episode 8 Ruth Whippman
Jun 8, 2017 – 48:11 -
Episode 7: Barry Magid
Apr 13, 2017 – 59:08 -
Episode 6: Katie Loncke
Feb 5, 2017 – 45:59 -
Episode 5: Funie Hsu
Jan 12, 2017 – 53:20 -
Episode 4: Will Davies - The Happiness Industry
Apr 12, 2016 – 58:43 -
Episode 3: C.W. Huntington
Apr 2, 2016 – 49:30 -
Episode 2: Manu Bazzano
Nov 27, 2015 – 58:43 -
Mindful Cranks Jingle Introduction
Aug 7, 2015 – 00:29
Recent Reviews
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alliobrien15Mind BlownI’m a licensed family therapist, systemic thinker, and have been learning about mindfulness meditation for years. This podcast has opened my mind to so many aspects of mindfulness and modern culture. It has made me a better therapist by helping me expand my understanding of systemic issues and the need to allow ourselves to be relational beings concerned with the needs of others.
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Henry Richard McMasterchadBuy a microphone and widen your lensThese are really smart guys tackling some of the most important issues in western Buddhism. Sadly their podcast is recorded through a tin can and string and nearly every episode is about how Buddhists need to be more socially engaged, which is important but it’s the same conversation over and over again. The guests also leave something to be desired—hard to say what, it seems like they’re all obscure insiders in the subculture of Whole Foods Buddhists. Great potential here, will check back in a few months and resubscribe if they try a little harder.
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