When you allow yourself to see the world through the lens of the unexpected, paying particular attention to what’s new and fresh, this can be seen as a way of supporting yourself, while opening to change and possibility.

Actor, director, screenwriter, and author Peter Coyote shares the story of how he discovered acting, as well as his path to Zen practice.

Marc sits down with his friend Leo Babauta, founder of Zen Habits and author of several books, including The Power of Less. They discuss meaningful work and the question how Zen practice can be integrated with, and support, our work and our lives.

Dr. Elizabeth Lindsey is National Geographic’s first Polynesian Explorer and female Fellow. Elizabeth and Marc discuss the importance of being your authentic self, and the path and power of wayfinding.

Recognizing and embodying the fleeting nature of our lives is a way to practice with finding more appreciation and joy in everything we experience. In this episode of the Zen Bones Podcast, Marc offers a guided meditation, a talk on impermanence as a path toward joy, and a Zen riddle.

Cutting-edge interviews, teachings, guided meditations and potent mindfulness practices to develop yourself, help others and change the world.