The Bardo Podcast

By Marc Salmon

Comedian Marc Salmon hosts conversations about inner and outer change, exploring alternative ways of thinking through philosophy, Buddhism, and the messy, often funny business of being human.

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The Bardo Podcast episodes:

June 19, 2026 Stand-Up, Drag, Clown & Socialism | Leftist Comedy Night
Leftist Comedy Night is back!
Free stand-up, drag, clown and sketch comedy.
Little Nan's 2.0 - Auntie's Ballroom, Deptford
Thursday 25 June
Doors 7.30pm | Show 8pm
Come find community, laugh at the hellscape and unpack the madness with us. It'll be political, but mostly silly. We're the left... but fun.
Featuring:
Kuan Wen Huang
Lawrence Dodd
Verity Sharpe
Tarek Turjman
Will Davies
Judy Harris
Hosted by Marc Salmon and Celine Kuklosky.
Free tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leftist-comedy-night-stand-up-drag-clown-sketch-london-tickets-1990986827196?aff=erelexpmlt
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2min
June 16, 2026Ep.12 - Tsering Paldron: Finding Peace in an Anxious World
How do we let go of things we can't control?
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, Marc Salmon is joined by Buddhist teacher, author and meditation instructor Tsering Paldron for a conversation about anxiety, burnout, compassion, aging, identity and what actually matters in life.
Together we explore why so many of us struggle to let go, why we often create stories that make us suffer, the difference between empathy and compassion, and how Buddhist practice can help us respond to uncertainty without becoming overwhelmed by it.
We discuss anxiety, activism, social media outrage, self-worth, aging, meditation, ego, insecurity and finding peace in an unpredictable world.
A thoughtful and practical conversation about letting go, finding perspective and learning to live with uncertainty.

Support the podcast:
If you enjoy The Bardo Podcast and want it to keep going, the best way to support it is on Patreon:
https://patreon.com/thebardopodcast
Please also subscribe, share and leave a review. It genuinely helps.

Topics include:
Anxiety and overthinking
Letting go
Burnout and activism
Empathy vs compassion
Meditation and Buddhist practice
Identity and insecurity
Social media outrage
Aging and mortality
Self-worth
What really matters in life

Guest:
Tsering Paldron is a Buddhist teacher, meditation instructor and author of several books including Aging Body, Ageless Mind and Grow Your Own Happiness.
Website:
https://tseringpaldron.com/eng/
The Empty Cup Podcast:
https://tseringpaldron.com/eng/the-empty-cup-podcast/
Mentioned in this episode:
Aging Body, Ageless Mind - Tsering Paldron
Grow Your Own Happiness - Tsering Paldron
Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism - Chögyam Trungpa

Patreon Community:
I also run online meditation sessions on the second and fourth Sundays of each month.
You can join as a free or paid member on Patreon:
https://patreon.com/thebardopodcast

About the podcast
The Bardo Podcast is hosted by comedian Marc Salmon.
Conversations with comedians, mystics and philosophers trying to make sense of it all.
Music by Marc Salmon and Robert Fuller

Artwork by Zoe Brownstone - Check out her special: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJkF4QSNPmE&
Leftist Comedy Night - London JUNE 25th
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leftist-comedy-night-stand-up-drag-clown-sketch-london-tickets-1990986827196?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
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1h 31min
June 02, 2026 Ep.11 - John Higgs: Reality Tunnels, David Lynch and the Cosmic Joke
How do you stay open to mystery without becoming trapped by your own beliefs?
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, Marc Salmon is joined by author John Higgs for a conversation about David Lynch, Robert Anton Wilson, reality tunnels, synchronicity, creativity and the challenge of making sense of reality in confusing times.
John's books explore many of the strange thinkers, artists and movements that sit at the edges of culture, from William Blake and Timothy Leary to Discordianism and the KLF. Together we explore subjective experience, meditation, humour, certainty and why some of the most interesting ideas begin by questioning the stories we tell ourselves about the world.
We discuss David Lynch and transcendental meditation, Robert Anton Wilson's reality tunnels, synchronicity, the internet, the KLF, and why humour might be one of the best protections against dogma.
A thoughtful, funny and wide-ranging conversation about uncertainty, imagination and how not to fall for your own bullshit.

Support the podcast
If you enjoy The Bardo Podcast and want it to keep going, the best way to support it is on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thebardopodcast
Please also subscribe, share and leave a review. It genuinely helps.
Topics include:
David Lynch and meditation
Reality tunnels
Robert Anton Wilson
Synchronicity
Discordianism
The KLF
Counterculture and the internet
Creativity and subjective experience
Humour and dogma
How not to fall for your own bullshit
Guest:
John Higgs is the author of The KLF: Chaos, Magic and the Band Who Burned a Million Pounds, William Blake vs The World, Stranger Than We Can Imagine, The Future Starts Here, Watling Street, Love and Let Die and Lynchian.
John's website https://johnhiggs.com/
John's Substack: https://johnhiggs.substack.com/

Mentioned in this episode:
• Lynchian: The Spell of David Lynch - John Higgs
• The KLF: Chaos, Magic and the Band Who Burned a Million Pounds - John Higgs
• Catching the Big Fish: Meditation, Consciousness, and Creativity - David Lynch
• Cosmic Trigger I: Final Secret of the Illuminati - Robert Anton Wilson
• The Bumper Book of Magic - Alan Moore & Steve Moore

Suggested documentary
• Who Killed The KLF? (2021)
Online Meditation Sessions
Second and fourth Sundays at 10:30am UK time.
Message Marc on Instagram to join.
About the podcast
The Bardo Podcast is a podcast about comedy, philosophy and spirituality, and new ways of thinking in uncertain times.
Hosted by comedian Marc Salmon, the show features thoughtful conversations with comedians, philosophers, Buddhist thinkers and other curious minds, not about certainty or expertise, but about questioning assumptions and sitting with ambiguity together.
Episodes explore comedy, meditation, philosophy, creativity and alternative ways of living.
Find updates and more information at:
https://www.marcsalmoncomedy.com/
Music by Marc Salmon and Robert Fuller
Artwork by Zoe Brownstone - Check out her special: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJkF4QSNPmE&
Leftist Comedy Night - London JUNE 25th
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leftist-comedy-night-stand-up-drag-clown-sketch-london-tickets-1990986827196?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
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1h 20min
May 19, 2026Ep.10 - Lawrence Dodd: The Buddhist Clown Trying to Stay Human
How do you stay human in a world that constantly pushes you towards fear, certainty and overwhelm?
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, Marc Salmon is joined by comedian and clown Lawrence Dodd for a conversation about comedy, Buddhism, sobriety, neurodivergence, political despair and the search for connection in confusing times.
Lawrence’s work blends clowning, existential confusion and performance art into something vulnerable, chaotic and unexpectedly hopeful. Together we explore what happens when certainty stops working, why play might matter more than ever, and how to stay open-hearted when the world feels like it’s closing down.
We discuss autism and masking, intrusive thoughts, addiction, organising, spirituality, identity and why community still matters.
A funny, strange and emotionally honest conversation about uncertainty, vulnerability and learning to remain human.

Support the podcast
If you enjoy The Bardo Podcast and want it to keep going, the best way to support it is on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thebardopodcast
Please also subscribe, share and leave a review. It genuinely helps.

Topics include:
Comedy and vulnerability
Sobriety and Buddhism
Autism and masking
Intrusive thoughts and overwhelm
Spirituality and uncertainty
Clowning and play
Political despair and connection
Identity and belonging
Community and organising
Staying open in difficult times

Guest:
Lawrence Dodd is an alternative comedian and clown whose work blends performance art, chaos and emotional honesty.
His new show This Can’t Be It is directed by friend of the podcast Lara Ricote with Rachael Dobbie on tech.

Lawrence @ Soho Theatre - June 4th
https://sohotheatre.com/events/lawrence-dodd-this-cant-be-it/

Lawrence instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/pleaselozplease/

Lara Ricote new special:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVDk4MFVkeM

Online Meditation Sessions
Second and fourth Sundays at 10:30am UK time.
Message Marc on Instagram to join.
About the podcast
The Bardo Podcast is a podcast about comedy, philosophy and spirituality, and new ways of thinking in uncertain times.
Hosted by comedian Marc Salmon, the show features thoughtful conversations with comedians, philosophers, Buddhist thinkers and other curious minds, not about certainty or expertise, but about questioning assumptions and sitting with ambiguity together.
Episodes explore comedy, meditation, philosophy, creativity and alternative ways of living.
Find updates and more information at:
https://www.marcsalmoncomedy.com/
Music by Marc Salmon and Robert Fuller
Artwork by Zoe Brownstone - Check out her special: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJkF4QSNPmE&
Leftist Comedy Night - London JUNE 25th
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leftist-comedy-night-stand-up-drag-clown-sketch-london-tickets-1990986827196?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
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1h 43min
April 28, 2026Ep.9 - Emily Herring: Henri Bergson | Why You Feel Less Free Than You Think
Why do so many people feel rushed, rigid and disconnected from themselves?
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, Marc Salmon is joined by writer and philosopher Emily Herring to explore the life and ideas of Henri Bergson, once the most famous philosopher in the world.
We discuss Bergson’s ideas on time, freedom, memory, intuition, laughter and why modern life can feel increasingly mechanical. Emily explains how we often mistake clock time for lived experience, habit for freedom, and concepts for reality.
We also explore Bergson’s clashes with Einstein and Bertrand Russell, the meaning of élan vital, mysticism, and whether technology is advancing faster than our moral development.
A thoughtful and surprisingly relevant conversation about how to stay human in an increasingly mechanical world.

Support the podcast
If you enjoy The Bardo Podcast and want it to keep going, the best way to support it is on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thebardopodcast
Please also subscribe, share and leave a review. It genuinely helps.
Topics include
Henri Bergson explained simply
Lived time vs clock time
Freedom and free will
Memory and the hidden self
Intuition beyond fixed concepts
Why laughter matters
Bergson vs Einstein
Bergson vs Bertrand Russell
Élan vital and creativity
Technology, algorithms and modern life
Guest
Emily Herring is a writer based in Paris. She studied philosophy at the Sorbonne and received her PhD in the history and philosophy of science from the University of Leeds.
She is the author of Herald of a Restless World: How Henri Bergson Brought Philosophy to the People — the first biography of Bergson in English.
Website: https://www.wellreadherring.com/

Online Meditation Sessions
Second and fourth Sundays at 10:30am UK time.
Message Marc on Instagram to join.
About the podcast
The Bardo Podcast is a podcast about comedy, philosophy and spirituality, and new ways of thinking in uncertain times.
Hosted by comedian Marc Salmon, the show features thoughtful conversations with comedians, philosophers, Buddhist thinkers and other curious minds, not about certainty or expertise, but about questioning assumptions and sitting with ambiguity together.
Episodes explore comedy, meditation, philosophy, creativity and alternative ways of living.
Find updates and more information at:
https://www.marcsalmoncomedy.com/
Music by Marc Salmon and Robert Fuller
Artwork by Zoe Brownstone - Check out her special: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJkF4QSNPmE&
Leftist Comedy Night - London JUNE 25th
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leftist-comedy-night-stand-up-drag-clown-sketch-london-tickets-1990986827196?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
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1h 32min
April 14, 2026Ep.8 - Rob Copland: Why Being Funny Doesn’t Fix You
What happens when things start going well… and you still feel like a fraud?
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, Marc Salmon is joined by award-winning comedian Rob Copland for a conversation about imposter syndrome, self-doubt and the reality of life as a stand-up.
Rob shares what it’s actually like behind the scenes, from writing and performing to the pressures of the Edinburgh Fringe, and why success doesn’t always bring the relief you expect.
A funny, honest and reflective episode about creativity, ego, anxiety and trying to find something real underneath it all.

Support the podcast
If you enjoy The Bardo Podcast and want it to keep going, the best way to support it is on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thebardopodcast
Please also subscribe, share and leave a review. It genuinely helps.
Topics include
Imposter syndrome in comedy
Writing vs performing
Edinburgh Fringe and the industry
Success, ego and self-doubt
Belonging and comparison
Meaning, kindness and how to live
Guest
Rob Copland is an award-winning comedian and clown. His show Gimme (One With Everything) won the Victoria Wood Award at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2024, following his debut Mainstream Muck, which won Best Show at the Comedian’s Choice Awards.
Rob Copland (@robertdcopland) • Instagram profile
Things mentioned
Eddie Pepitone – For the Masses
Chögyam Trungpa – Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism
Nick Nemeroff – stand-up special - The Pursuit of Comedy has Ruined My Life
Online Meditation Sessions
Second and fourth Sundays at 10:30am UK time.
Message Marc on Instagram to join.
About the podcast
The Bardo Podcast is a podcast about comedy, philosophy and spirituality, and new ways of thinking in uncertain times.
Hosted by comedian Marc Salmon, the show features thoughtful conversations with comedians, philosophers, Buddhist thinkers and other curious minds, not about certainty or expertise, but about questioning assumptions and sitting with ambiguity together.
Episodes explore comedy, meditation, philosophy, creativity and alternative ways of living.
Find updates and more information at:
https://www.marcsalmoncomedy.com/
Music by Marc Salmon and Robert Fuller
Artwork by Zoe Brownstone - Check out her special: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJkF4QSNPmE&
Leftist Comedy Night - London JUNE 25th
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leftist-comedy-night-stand-up-drag-clown-sketch-london-tickets-1990986827196?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
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1h 30min
March 31, 2026Ep.7 - Steve Todd & Cesare Saguato: Death, Change and What Comes Next
What happens between moments of change, loss and uncertainty?
In this episode, Marc Salmon is joined by Steve Todd and Cesare Saguato to explore the Buddhist idea of the bardo, often associated with death, but also something that may be happening all the time.
Drawing on Tibetan Buddhist teachings, including The Tibetan Book of the Dead and the Six Bardos, the conversation explores death, impermanence, consciousness and how we respond to change in everyday life.
This is a thoughtful and grounded conversation about death, Buddhism, awareness and how to live with more presence in the in-between.

Support the podcast
If you enjoy The Bardo Podcast and want it to keep going, the best way to support it is on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thebardopodcast
Please also subscribe, share and leave a review. It genuinely helps.

In this episode we explore:
The bardo as everyday experience, not just death
The Tibetan Book of the Dead and the Six Bardos
Death, impermanence and the nature of change
Buddhist perspectives on consciousness and mind
Letting go, grasping and emotional reactivity
Compassion, karma and responding to difficulty
Meditation and awareness in daily life
The “in-between” as an opportunity for transformation

Texts referenced
The Tibetan Book of the Dead (Bardo Thodol)

The Six Bardos (Root Verses of the Six Bardos – Karma Lingpa)
https://www.lotsawahouse.org/tibetan-masters/karma-lingpa/root-verses-six-bardos

The Tibetan Book of the Dead A Way of Life (1994) Narrated by Leonard Cohen https://youtu.be/VyPwBIOL7-8?si=SeVsZCZg61nKdD_o

Guests
Steve Todd is a theoretical physicist with a PhD in high-energy particle theory and a long-time Buddhist practitioner within the Drukpa Kagyu tradition. He explores the intersections of science, Buddhism, and Western esotericism.
Steve’s Meta-Modern Rosicrucian Facebook group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/464647772026730/

Cesare Saguato is a Buddhist practitioner, psychotherapist, mindfulness teacher, and clinical supervisor. He works in private practice, education, and organisational settings, and is Chair of Bodhicharya UK.
Cesare’s work:
https://www.cesaremindfultherapy.com/

https://bodhicharya-kent.org/

Online Meditation Sessions
Second and fourth Sundays at 10:30am UK time. If you're interested in joining, send Marc a message

Support the show
If you’re enjoying The Bardo Podcast, subscribing, rating or sharing genuinely helps.
Support on Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/cw/TheBardoPodcast
The Bardo Podcast is a podcast about comedy, philosophy, spirituality and new ways of thinking in uncertain times.
Hosted by comedian Marc Salmon, the show features thoughtful conversations with comedians, philosophers, Buddhist thinkers and other curious minds — not about certainty or expertise, but about questioning assumptions and sitting with ambiguity together.
Episodes explore comedy, meditation, philosophy, creativity and alternative ways of living.
https://www.marcsalmoncomedy.com/

Music - Marc and Robert Fuller
Art - Zoe Brownstone
Leftist Comedy Night - London JUNE 25th
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leftist-comedy-night-stand-up-drag-clown-sketch-london-tickets-1990986827196?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
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2h 27min
March 17, 2026Ep.6 - Fer Rodil: Comedy, Cancer, Love and Letting Go
What happens when a cancer diagnosis forces us to confront death earlier than expected?
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, comedian Marc Salmon is joined by storyteller, director and screenwriter Fer Rodil for a wide-ranging conversation about cancer, comedy, philosophy and the search for meaning.
Fer shares what a cancer diagnosis taught him about love, mortality and happiness, and how facing death changed the way he thinks about relationships, creativity and the mind. The conversation moves between lived experience and philosophy, touching on ideas from Buddhism, William James and Nietzsche while reflecting on how art and storytelling can transform suffering into something meaningful.
A thoughtful, candid and often funny episode about mortality, attachment, forgiveness and how confronting death can reshape our understanding of love and letting go.

Support the podcast
If you enjoy The Bardo Podcast and want it to keep going, the best way to support it is on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thebardopodcast
Please also subscribe, share and leave a review. It genuinely helps.

In this episode we explore:
Cancer diagnosis and living with uncertainty
Comedy and the limits of humour
Love, heartbreak and attachment
Turning illness and grief into storytelling
Acceptance, compassion and forgiveness
Consciousness and philosophy of mind
Rebirth and Buddhist ideas of continuity
William James and altered states
Nietzsche, samsara and the search for meaning
Art, bitterness and emotional transformation
Guest
Fer Rodil is an Argentinian director, storyteller and screenwriter. He has written series for HBO, Amazon Prime and Disney+, and now lives in the Netherlands where he teaches storytelling and performs comedy and theatre.
His show Fer Is On A Deadline is a storytelling performance about his cancer diagnosis and the search for meaning when facing mortality.
Fer also writes reflections on storytelling, philosophy and creativity on Substack:
Fer is on a deadline | Substack
English Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/fer.rodil/

Hispanic Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/unperrovegano/

Online Meditation Sessions
Second and fourth Sundays at 10:30am UK time.
First session begins 22 March.
If you're interested in joining, send Marc a message on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/marcsalmoncomedy/

About the podcast
The Bardo Podcast is a podcast about comedy, philosophy and spirituality, and new ways of thinking in uncertain times.
Hosted by comedian Marc Salmon, the show features thoughtful conversations with comedians, philosophers, Buddhist thinkers and other curious minds, not about certainty or expertise, but about questioning assumptions and sitting with ambiguity together.
Episodes explore comedy, meditation, philosophy, creativity and alternative ways of living.
Find updates and more information at:
https://www.marcsalmoncomedy.com/
Music by Marc Salmon and Robert Fuller
Artwork by Zoe Brownstone - Check out her special: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJkF4QSNPmE&
Leftist Comedy Night - London JUNE 25th
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leftist-comedy-night-stand-up-drag-clown-sketch-london-tickets-1990986827196?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
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2h 20min
March 10, 2026 Solo: How Do We Make the Left Fun Again?
Why does activism sometimes feel miserable? And how could politics feel joyful again?
In this solo episode of The Bardo Podcast, comedian Marc Salmon reflects on activism, community, and why movements trying to change the world can sometimes lose their sense of humour.
Through stories from activist meetings, reflections on anarchist philosophy, and everyday examples of mutual aid, Marc explores ideas like worker cooperatives, universal basic income, and solarpunk futures. But the real question might be simpler.
What if the revolution starts with something smaller. Like knowing your neighbours again.

Support the podcast
If you enjoy The Bardo Podcast and want it to keep going, the best way to support it is on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thebardopodcast
Please also subscribe, share and leave a review. It genuinely helps.
Some resources:
Build the village, Starve the empire
https://www.instagram.com/p/DQIM44jkmEW/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Libcom - How to Organise
https://libcom.org/article/organise
Cooperation Jackson
https://cooperationjackson.org
Democracy Collaborative
https://democracycollaborative.org
Solidarity Economy Network
https://solidarityeconomy.us
The Anarchist Library
https://theanarchistlibrary.org
Book Recommendations:
Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution - Peter Kropotkin
Bullshit Jobs - David Graeber
The Dispossessed - Ursula K. Le Guin
About the podcast
The Bardo Podcast explores alternative ways of thinking, inner and outer change, and what happens in the space between.
Hosted by comedian Marc Salmon, the show features thoughtful conversations with comedians, philosophers, Buddhist thinkers, and other curious minds, not about certainty or expertise, but about questioning assumptions and sitting with ambiguity together.
New episodes explore comedy, philosophy, Buddhism, creativity, and alternative ways of living.
Find updates and more information at:
https://www.marcsalmoncomedy.com/

Music by Marc Salmon and Robert Fuller
Artwork by Zoe Brownstone - Check out her special on YouTube
Leftist Comedy Night - London JUNE 25th
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leftist-comedy-night-stand-up-drag-clown-sketch-london-tickets-1990986827196?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
...more
28min
March 03, 2026Ep.5 - Gabriel Kennedy: Robert Anton Wilson and the Philosophy of Maybe
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, comedian Marc Salmon is joined by writer and researcher Gabriel Kennedy, author of Chapel Perilous: The Life & Thought Crimes of Robert Anton Wilson, for a wide-ranging conversation about uncertainty, belief systems, and the art of not knowing.
They explore the life and work of Robert Anton Wilson, including ideas like model agnosticism, reality tunnels, Chapel Perilous, and the SNAFU Principle, and why his thinking feels especially relevant in an age of conspiracy culture, political anxiety, and collapsing narratives.
The conversation moves through anarchism, humour, synchronicity, grief, forgiveness, and self meta programming, looking at how play and uncertainty might offer more honest ways of relating to ourselves and the world.
Support the podcast
If you enjoy The Bardo Podcast and want it to keep going, the best way to support it is on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thebardopodcast
Please also subscribe, share and leave a review. It genuinely helps.
In this episode we explore:
Robert Anton Wilson and the art of not knowing
Model agnosticism and reality tunnels
Chapel Perilous and synchronicity
Anarchism and the SNAFU Principle
Humour, play, and laughter as tools for sense making
Grief, forgiveness, and transformation
Guest
Gabriel Kennedy is a writer and researcher, and the author of Chapel Perilous: The Life & Thought Crimes of Robert Anton Wilson.
https://chapelperilous.us

Reading mentioned in this episode
RAW's obituary in the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2007/jan/18/guardianobituaries.usa
Gabriel Kennedy – Chapel Perilous: The Life & Thought Crimes of Robert Anton Wilson
Robert Anton Wilson – Cosmic Trigger
Robert Anton Wilson – Prometheus Rising
Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea – The Illuminatus! Trilogy
Robert Anton Wilson – Everything Is Under Control
About the podcast
The Bardo Podcast explores alternative ways of thinking, inner and outer change, and what happens in the space between.
Hosted by comedian Marc Salmon, the show features thoughtful conversations with comedians, philosophers, Buddhist thinkers, and other curious minds, not about certainty or expertise, but about questioning assumptions and sitting with ambiguity together.
New episodes explore comedy, philosophy, Buddhism, creativity, and alternative ways of living.
Find updates and more information at:
https://www.marcsalmoncomedy.com/

Music by Marc Salmon and Robert Fuller
Artwork by Zoe Brownstone - Check out her special on YouTube
Leftist Comedy Night - London JUNE 25th
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leftist-comedy-night-stand-up-drag-clown-sketch-london-tickets-1990986827196?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
...more
1h 57min

FAQs about The Bardo Podcast:

How many episodes does The Bardo Podcast have?

The podcast currently has 16 episodes available.