In this episode, disjointed from his home residence and forced to be on the road, Rev. Benergy reflects on the importance of a healthy home space, the grace that we need to give ourselves as life sometimes ebbs and flows, and opens up the discussion around the moot reality around most American holidays.

Comments on Social Media these days can be rather divisive, filled with hatred, and designed to cause harm. Does that exonerate a Bad Buddhist from making these mistakes? Absolutely not! Though, why even comment on social media posts? Well... there is a hope that it might actually change something or someone in the process of their journey. Join Rev. Benergy as he discusses recent interactions with social media and the struggles of staying compassionate in a world of suffering.

Bad Buddhist Podcast is honored to receive our first and commemorative guest, Nathan P. Coury. Cosmic Shaman, Tantric Priest, Entrepreneur, and Pizza Wizard, Nathan opens up about his experiences in business, the Dharma that he invokes to inform his life, and the way he approaches conscious relationships and cultivating growth in himself and others.

After a stunning defeat during last week's Podcast, join the discussion in on how masculinity is meant to show up for femininity, how boundaries are super important to protecting sacred service, and the gratitude for the things that go wrong in our life.

Join Rev. Ben as he opens up about the difficulty of pushing through multiple areas at once in an oppressive financial system without much of a support network. Laugh about the idea that being a man is a thankless job and you only receive love for being of service.

During this episode, we begin a basic exploration into what Tantra means and what its all about. Further, we start to get into some of the meat-and-potatoes of what it means to be a Bad Buddhist. Edgy discussions are just as educational as actual dharma!

Join Bad Buddhist, Rev. Benjamin Baron, as he explain some of the basic facets of his Buddhist practice. This Episode is designed to be more educational and a reference point for future episodes. Explore into concepts of Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha, the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Noble Path, and the Three Turnings. All of these help to build a basic, practical understanding of Buddhism.