This week, Rami and his guest Suzanne Stabile explore the ancient wisdom of the Enneagram and how it can be used to understand ourselves and the people around us better. Suzanne gives the listener an overview of the Enneagram and then gives us some amazing insight into the approach she's developed in the decades she's spent practicing this ancient wisdom.

This week, Rami chats with the founder of the legendary Sounds True Publishing company, Tami Simon. Tami is a renowned figure in the world of spiritual teachings and Sounds True has helped disseminate wisdom and healing to millions of people since it's founding in 1985.  Tami shares the amazing story of how she decided to risk all she had on a revolutionary new type of audio publishing and what types of changes she sees coming in the way people choose to experience their spiritual teachings.

On this bonus episode, our listeners can try a special bonus meditation practice with recent guest Justin Michael Williams.

Meditation and mindfulness practices are almost ubiquitous in American culture, but there are still many communities who are underrepresented in traditional spaces. Justin Michael Williams is an author and recording artist who brings a fresh perspective and context to traditional spaces with his books, workshops, and music. On this episode, he and Rami unpack his journey and discuss how to avoid spiritual bypassing through processing the darker aspects of your existence.

This episode is the fourth and final part of a series about spiritual and psychological self-care during the Coronavirus pandemic. On this episode, Rami talks gives the listener a simple yet effective technique for turning something anxiety inducing into an opportunity for mindful practice.

This episode is the third part of a four part series about spiritual and psychological self-care during the Coronavirus pandemic. On this episode, Rami talks to former public health official Frank Levy, to discuss ways communities can support themselves during times of need and intentional isolation.

This episode is the second part of a four part series about spiritual and psychological self-care during the Coronavirus pandemic. On this episode, Rami tackles the element of "being for yourself" from the teachings of the sage Hillel. Guest Rev. Dr. Gordon Peerman offers advice on self-care and the difference between listening and re-assurance.

On this special Coronavirus response episode, Rami introduces this new four part mini-series to help listeners cope with the social and spiritual challenges facing us all as we deal with the Coronavirus pandemic. On this episode, Rami shares his perspective and gives us some productive suggestions for what to do while social-distancing.

On this episode, we re-examine the importance of mindfulness practice in the context of neuroplasticity. Rami and Guest Shauna Shapiro discuss how what we do has the power to shape our habits and dispel the myth that you can't teach an old dog new tricks!

The concept of non-dualism is one that has become very appealing to many people. As our world becomes fractured socially and ecologically, many people are exploring non-duality as a unifying perspective. But it can be confusing! On this episode Rami and his guest David Loy attempt to demystify non-fuality, by exploring how many traditions express the concept.