Rami is joined by longtime friend Joan Tolifson

Rami is joined by special guests Ayal Feinberg and Frank Levy to discuss the changing face of anti-semitism

What impact can Gandhi's teachings have on our lives today? Journalist Perry Garfinkel explains.

How can we balance the new psychedelic revolution with ethics and inclusion? Alma Institute founder Rebecca Martinez shares.

What practices can help us be spiritually brave when life gets hard? Author Myra Goodman shares.

What happens when we replace fear with love and embrace a lens of true inclusivity? Author and speaker Gilda Montenegro-Fix shares.

How do we break through the fog of illusion and realize our true nature? Beloved author and teacher don Miguel Ruiz explains.

Acclaimed authors Neal Allen and Anne Lamott share their spiritual journeys with us in this special hour-long episode of the Spirituality+Health podcast.

How can we connect with the deeper, ancient roots of our collective wintertime traditions? Herbalist and druid Ellen Evert Hopman shares.

Is it too late for humanity to turn around and embrace nature? Environmentalist and author Judith Polich shares.

What makes a great physician, and how can we honor our individual journeys to recovery? Physician Dr. Gavin Francis answers.

How can we reconnect with the unseen world and the earth to ground ourselves when times are challenging? Author Perdita Finn shares.

What physical, therapeutic, and spiritual techniques can help us weather the winter well? Renowned seasonal effective disorder expert Dr. Norman Rosenthal shares.

How can we reframe anxiety as a positive attribute to strengthen our resilience? Clinical psychologist Dr. David Rosmarin shares.

What makes someone a druid, and what can druidry teach us today? Author and Chief of the Anglesey Druid Order Kristoffer Hughes shares.

As we grow older, how can our spirituality and inner power also grow? Dr. E. Elisabet Lahti explains how, and offers the Finnish practice of “sisu” as a way to find personal enlightenment.

In this episode, Dr. Hamilton and Rabbi Rami talk about humanity’s relationship with horses, leadership, and the planet.

In this episode, Myles and Rabbi Rami talk about the pleasure of challenges, mysteries, and seeking help from others.

Since 2007, Light has personally taught thousands of people from all walks of life how to enjoy a daily meditation practice in a self-sufficient way, and he’s positively impacted many more practitioners through his books, videos, and popular TEDx talk on the 5 Most Common Meditation Myths. Light facilitates workshops and retreats around the world, and gives talks on happiness, mindfulness, inspiration, and leadership. He’s written three bestsellers: The Inner Gym: A 30-Day Workout for Strengthening Happiness (L&G Publishing, 2015), and Bliss More: How to Succeed in Meditation Without Really Trying (Random House, 2018), and Knowing Where to Look: 108 Daily Doses of Inspiration (Sounds True, 2021). His next book, Travel Light: Spiritual Minimalism to Live a More Fulfilled Life (Sounds True, 2023), is based on his experiences as a “one-bagger” nomad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Susan and Rabbi Rami talk about meeting the Dalai Lama, intergenerational perspectives, and becoming part of the solution against climate change.