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PODCAST

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast

A daily dose of wisdom and nonsense.

A former award winning comedian hosts a nightly show featuring wisdom from the world"s greatest Yogi & Mystic. www.seekingsadhguru.com

comedy spirituality

All Episodes

11:13

Hockey Comebacks & 24 Hour Emergencies

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/17

Chat GPT: In this episode, the host returns after a couple chaotic days—juggling a volatile 24-hour client, nonstop family responsibilities, and a hockey weekend that delivered one of the most exhilarating comebacks he’s ever coached. With exhaustion settling in and cold air biting at his face, he unpacks why seeking truth can’t be based on yesterday’s effort. Drawing on Sadhguru’s teaching that “a seeker exists only now,” he reflects on how easy it is to drift into survival mode and how hard it is

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23:37

Mornings, Micro-Wins, and Yoga for Love

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/14

Chat: It’s the morning after, and the host leans into early momentum: a quick cartoon idea, maybe wake the kids for yoga before homeschool and public skate. Between jokes about his 115-lb “SOS-pad” dog and drifting back to bed, he resets on discipline and devotion. Today’s anchor: Sadhguru’s “Yoga for Love”—“love is what you are,” not what you do—framed as a 60-minute family practice to steady anxiety, nurture presence, and stack small wins that point toward bigger aims (and future stand-up). Get

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17:14

Walking, Talking, Chewing, Seeking

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/13

Chat says: On Nov 11, the host records mid-shift—tired, reflective, and honest. A family death sharpens the question of prayer: not asking a distant God, but being prayerful—living meditative, not “doing meditation.” He riffs on thoughts as tools (not the self), jokes about Jesus driving, and outlines four yogic paths converging on oneness. Then Sadhguru’s “Parenting Without the Nonsense” lands: pass on only what truly worked, admit “I don’t know,” and raise seekers, not askers—plus a Shankaran

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12:28

From Rage to Reflection in One Long Monday

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/11

Chat GPT: After a fiery weekend, Monday lands softer. Hockey picture night replaces practice, the host cooks to make amends, and homeschool ends with shared read-alouds and The Dhamma Brothers—a Vipassana-in-prison story that sparks big conversations. Then the night’s quote reframes it all: people don’t need tolerance; they need acceptance and respect—and respect is earned, not demanded. How do we question parents, leaders, even gurus without ego? Ask genuine questions to expand, not score points

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30:07

Flying Trampolines, Hot Tempers, and the Key to the...

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/11

Chat GPT: A gale launches the family trampoline halfway to forever and the host straight into fury. Instead of hiding, he records: a raw, funny debrief that pivots from wreckage to wisdom. With Sadhguru’s lens—“respond willingly; be devoted to the process”—he reframes rage, parenthood, and work. Along the way: trees are rarer than diamonds, kids build memory decks, and the Inner World Summit dream sharpens. Outcome chasing fades; focus rises. He’ll fetch the trampoline—and keep showing up. Get full

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30:22

Gas Station Confessions (and Other Hockey Pilgrimages)

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/11

Running on fumes after a sleepless shift and six hours of highway, the host takes you from kids’ hockey drama to Sadhguru’s “cosmic geometry” with pit stops for gas-station humility, coyote choirs, and fast-shoe banter. It’s part confessional, part rink-side sermon on aligning body and mind to reduce life’s friction. Between jokes about penalties for blowing kisses and dreams of droid-parenting, he lands on a simple practice: keep showing up, breathe, and aim your angles at something bigger. Get

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23:20

Frozen Nipples, Coyotes, and Cosmic Geometry

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/11

After a two-hour trek to Truro, the host watches one of the best hockey games of his life—Canada vs. USA in a 7–7 barn-burner that ends in overtime fireworks and Jumbotron glory for his kids. Between coyotes howling and coffee planning, he riffs on family, effort, and the weird beauty of cheering both sides when hockey’s that good. He closes with Sadhguru’s teaching: create distance from body and mind to end suffering—and how yoga is training for that shift. Get full access to Seeking Sadhguru at

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30:03

Awareness, Abandon, and a Hot Mic

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/08

Chat GPT: At 6:30 a.m., with his dog loudly “anti-ASMR-ing,” the host riffs his way into Sadhguru’s teaching: the most beautiful things—love, creativity, music, dance, laughter—arrive when we step aside. He recalls a transcendent stand-up set where the inner “editor” vanished and bliss took over, connecting that feeling to living with abandon rather than just recording life. Along the way: new subscribers, hockey plans, a dubious sailor’s acronym, and yoga as a practical doorway from memory to

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16:26

From Ice Time to Inner Time

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/07

Chat GPT: The host opens mid-week admitting zero prep, fresh from hockey, Hatha yoga, and only thirty pushups. He jokes with his two subscriber-“Bryans,” then pivots to Sadhguru’s point: intensity and involvement—not location or ritual—make life spiritual. After a rain-soaked detour to replay a video, he links ice-time focus to prayer, argues sport can quiet the mind faster than petitions, and recommits to daily cartoons, more video, and the Inner World Summit—one scrappy, honest step at a time. Get

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4:25

How Not to Launch a Spiritual Movement

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2025/11/06

Chat GPT: After a long hiatus, the host bursts back onto the mic at 7 a.m. with stories of church gigs gone wrong, algorithmic invisibility, and his only two Substack subscribers — both named Brian. Between self-cancellation fears and dreams of bringing Sadhguru 25 world leaders, he unveils the “Inner World Summit,” a grand plan powered by a petition, caffeine, and relentless enthusiasm. Day 584 and counting. Get full access to Seeking Sadhguru at www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe

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19:58

From Pam Anderson to Paramatma

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/06

Chat GPT: The host admits he’s “overreaching” with a five-day Inner World Summit, thanks his two Brians, and jokes through past highs (prime ministers, sitcom kisses) before circling back to why he’s doing this at all. Using Sadhguru’s “no cave required” line and the Eagleman dialogue, he contrasts identity-as-accumulation with the life that watches it. He swaps confidence for clarity, logs 100 pushups, and keeps climbing: fewer borrowed beliefs, more inward attention—and yes, please sign the

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19:13

From Hollywood to the Hall Within

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/05

Chat GPT: The host recaps a busy weekend—work, kids’ hockey, and a single paying “Brian”—then contrasts Hollywood momentum with a life rerouted by a spiritual shock. Using Sadhguru’s prompt (“internet” vs. “inner-net”), he reads a transcript on what’s truly “inside,” urging listeners to set aside what isn’t them, level the mind’s mirror, and choose attention over borrowed beliefs. Between jokes about robes on the ice and coaching politics, he doubles down on dad-first priorities and the audacious

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12:20

From F-Bombs to the Eightfold Path

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/04

The host leans into nighttime clarity: cleaner language, a stand-up return, and homeschool wins—his kids now rattle off the Eightfold Path and Four Noble Truths. He admits hesitation is his main drag, then reframes it with Sadhguru’s lens: live like a rodent guarding territory or as a human choosing awareness. With hockey coaching, voice-memo bits, and ChatGPT to organize material, he commits to action over delay—and invites the “Bryans” to hold him to it. Get full access to Seeking Sadhguru at

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31:04

My Two Brians: Accidentally Discovered, Spiritually...

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/03

The host opens with shock and gratitude—he’s been discovered. Two hockey coaches, both named Brian, have subscribed to the Seeking Sadhguru podcast, shattering the illusion of anonymity. What follows is equal parts confession and comedy: tales of mistaken OnlyFans energy, awkward locker-room revelations, and one unforgettable prank involving “social services.” Amidst the laughter, he christens his followers “the Bryans” and vows to keep going, however small the audience. The episode’s heart comes

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17:54

One Eye Open: Birds, Babies, and Being

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/03

Chat GPT: After a sleepless shift and a missed episode, the host riffs on “shut-eye,” sentinel birds, and the realities of caregiving, parenting, and a clacking dog named Yogi. He jokes about algorithms and fishing for subscribers, then pivots to Sadhguru’s teaching that everything is spiritual, just unrealized. The takeaway: accelerate the inner work, but align body, mind, and emotions to avoid friction. Between homeschool wins and osteopath advice, he recommits to practice, presence, and buckling

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16:27

Vetting the World, Mending the Body

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/01

Chat GPT: In a bleary-eyed morning episode, the host insists that wisdom doesn’t go stale—what was true yesterday is still true at sunrise. Between joking about vetting volunteers for world leaders and recounting a homeschool victory (his son memorized 50 random items in 20 minutes), he reflects on physical strain, hockey injuries, and the relief offered by his “gentle witch” osteopath. Then the day’s teaching lands: Sadhguru’s distinction between pain and suffering. Pain, he says, is part of the

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21:14

The Basis of Yoga Before Breakfast

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/01

Chat GPT: Pre-sunrise and half delirious, the host records from the bedroom, shooing the dog and joking about password keystrokes while admitting last night’s shift wiped him out. Still, he shows up with a quick wisdom drop anchored in Sadhguru’s line: “The basis of yoga is to be absolutely intense and relaxed at the same time.” He reframes it with a clean metaphor—an F1 car at full power yet frictionless—then lands the practical takeaway: most of us confuse intensity with tension and relaxation

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9:09

Love, Lust, and Saturday Night Fever

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/01

Outside, whispering so the squirrels can sleep, the host admits he’s wiped: long shift, kids’ hockey, not much gas for nonsense. Still, he shows up with a sharp Sadhguru riff—“entertainment hides our madness.” If we were truly sane, we could watch a flower bloom. He contrasts lust (a restless need) with love (settled ease), arguing that modern neurosis thrives because we move too little and medicate it with clubs, screens, and work-as-distraction. Meditation, he says, flips the script: dance for

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21:25

Responsibility Is Limitless (So Is Rewriting)

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/01

The host opens with scrambled dates and a clearer compass: don’t be perfect—strive. Fresh off his father’s 50-year sobriety milestone, he decides against a flashy New Year’s headliner and designs a saner comeback: ten tight minutes, filmed, iterated, repeated. He’ll mine old voice memos, compile bits, and let steady reps do the work. To keep peace with the Isha community, he reads Sadhguru’s words instead of piping audio, folding the day’s line—“There is no need to be perfect”—into everything:

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20:24

From Truck Studio to Stage: The Resurgence

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/25

Chat GPT: In a sleepless 6:30 a.m. truck-studio riff, the host makes a live decision: it’s time to get back on stage. He announces a “Resurgence” page to chronicle his return as Jay Malone, sketches a plan for a New Year’s special, and vows to start pushing tickets daily—all while juggling homeschooling, work shifts, and the ongoing Inner World Summit petition. The episode’s spine is Sadhguru’s teaching: “Do not look for anything… Look.” Instead of chasing conclusions—God, meaning, or a tidy

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