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Hosted by Marc Salmon · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 19 episodes
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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.
Marc Salmon hosts The Bardo Podcast, a society show with 19 episodes published.
In this solo episode I explore why so many of us postpone happiness until some future version of ourselves finally arrives. Inspired by the surreal Japanese film Mind Game , I reflect on ambition, creativity, Buddhism, m
Marc Salmon is joined by writer, magician and occult thinker Lionel Snell (also known as Ramsay Dukes) for a wide-ranging conversation about magical thinking, magic, Buddhism, uncertainty, creativity, stories, play and t
Marc Salmon is joined by Aboriginal scholar and author Tyson Yunkaporta for a wide-ranging conversation about Indigenous knowledge systems, Aboriginal culture, comedy, Buddhism, ecology, power, and the stories that shape
Can competition actually make us less creative? In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, Marc Salmon is joined by comedian, writer and illustrator Marty Gleeson for a conversation about creativity, perfectionism, stand-up c
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 t
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, co
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, re
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
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 Bergso
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, s
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 somet
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-
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 th
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
What happens when honesty becomes risky, and how do we care for ourselves and others when we tell the truth? In this episode of The Bardo Podcast , comedian Marc Salmon is joined by writer, performer, and comedian Abby W
In this solo episode of The Bardo Podcast , I reflect on what accountability looks like for me in practice. This is a more personal and reflective episode than usual. I talk about sobriety, spiritual identity, ego, mixed
In this episode of The Bardo Podcast , I’m joined by Mark Simmons , award-winning one-liner comedian, for a focused conversation about stand-up comedy, confidence, failure, and the philosophy of laughter. We explore what
What happens when the stories we’ve relied on no longer work, and certainty itself starts to feel like part of the problem? In this episode of The Bardo Podcast, I’m joined by Dr Steve Todd and Cesare Saguato for a wide-
What happens when we stop trying to get everything right and allow ourselves to be seen as we are? In the first episode of The Bardo Podcast , I’m joined by award-winning comedian and actor Lara Ricote for a thoughtful c
The Bardo Podcast is a podcast about 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
John Higgs
author of Love and Let Die: Bond, the Beatles and the British Psyche
1 appearance on this show
Abby Wambaugh
1 appearance on this show
Mark Simmons
author of “Killing Keiko: The True Story of Free Willy’s Return to the Wild” · Eva.guru
1 appearance on this show
Lara Ricote
comedian and clown
1 appearance on this show
Tyson Yunkaporta
Apalech Clan
1 appearance on this show
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