Ryan continues his dharma talk on the Four Noble Truths with some words about how to embrace emptiness to move closer to Nirvana.

Today in After School Detention, we cleared some karma credits by listening to an interview with Edward Abbey conducted by Eric Temple for a Phoenix PBS station in 1982.

Hannah flows on how the 3D construct breaking down or dissolving often requires spiritual and social support to achieve restoration.

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Follow Soraya The Great behind the scenes to a Rosy Copacetic band practice.

Ryan kicks off his brand new podcast with a walking meditation. Take a zen moment as he reflects on secular zen, mindfulness, cosmology, quantum theory, and consciousness.

Doug and Mark talk about the craziness of the full Harvest Moon, knowing when to get involved in other people's conflicts versus minding your own business, and enjoying the show from the cheap seats.

A fresh Fireside Chat on the road home keeps the never-ending conversation going for another few clicks. Not sure who needs to hear this, but you should totally be eating more seaweed. Blessings on your ultraviolet rose gold full moon to all who hear these words.

Soraya The Great sits down with Open Lines Radio creator, Mark Hammerschmidt, for a chat about finding motivation for art, navigating this thing called life, and predicting what the future holds.

Who's gonna save the world? If not you, who?

A free flow to seal the summer season that's been going on for at least 15 moons so far, with a blessing upon the collective consciousness and on each individual countenance. Includes selected readings from the unpublished Chickasaw Tarot, as well as notes from the journal of a quantum scribe. Reciprocity is reality on Open Lines Radio. Welcome and snuggle on in closer to our quirky little crew. We've always got room for once more around the fire.