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Buddhability

The reality is, we’re already enlightened. It’s only as we face obstacles, stress and our own messiness that we start to forget it. This is a show about how to believe in yourself again, told by a community of Buddhists doing it every day, and changing the world along the way. Hosted by Cassidy Bradford, each week you’ll hear an honest conversation about real life and how to tap into your Buddhability. From relationships and dream jobs to lessons from psychology and activism, subscribe to

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9:23

Buddhability Short: How do I chant for ____?

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2025/07/11

Buddhability Shorts is a monthly series where we break down a Buddhist concept or common life challenge we’ve touched on in an interview. This summer we’re answering listener questions and many of you asked how to chant about specific issues like relationships and career. Today we’re tackling that question.To ask a question about the basics of Buddhism, you can email us at connect@buddhability.orgResources:How do I chant for ___?“On Attaining Buddhahood in This Lifetime,” The Writings of

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60:12

Can One Person Really Change the World?

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2025/06/30

Eddie Laiche, of San Luis Obispo, CA, wondered what one person could possibly do about the threat of nuclear war. Today he relies on his Buddhist practice to bring him the hope and courage necessary to take steps toward peace. We discuss the Buddhist view on sustainable change and the vital role one individual can play.You can watch today's episode on our YouTube channel.Resources:“On the Buddha’s Prophecy,” The Writings of Nichiren Daishonin, vol. 1, p. 402.

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1:46

Announcement: Ask Buddhability!

Buddhability ·

2025/06/20

This summer, we're answering your questions about Buddhism and how to apply it to your life! For the next two weeks you can send us any questions you have about Buddhist practice or share a topic you'd like us to cover in an upcoming episode.How to submit your question:1. By voice: Send a voice message to our Instagram DMs @Buddhability or call us at (646) 580-8763. 2. By text: Instagram DM us @Buddhability or email us at connect@buddhability.org.Please send your question by July 4th,

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9:39

Buddhability Short: How to Not Get Caught in the...

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2025/06/13

Buddhability Shorts is a series where we break down a Buddhist concept or common life challenge we’ve touched on in an interview. Today, we’re talking about the Buddhist perspective on perfectionism.To ask a question about the basics of Buddhism, you can email us at connect@buddhability.orgResources:On the Perfectionist BentThe Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, part 2, revised edition, pp. 25–29.Perfection Might be Hurting You

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58:13

Running Away From Things Doesn’t Make Them Go Away

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2025/06/06

Markell Holliday II, of Atlanta, had a habit of running away when he didn’t want to deal with something. Through chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo and applying Buddhist concepts, Markell felt empowered to take full responsibility for his life. He then could do what it took to transform his relationships—especially with his father. Watch today's episode on our YouTube Channel.

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68:19

A Business Expert on The Approach That Changed His...

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2025/05/30

Today we’re talking about how we can live the most abundant life based on what is in our hearts rather than the material things we own. Sherman Edmiston III, of Brooklyn, shares his incredible journey to becoming an accomplished business man and the transformative perspectives he gained along the way.Watch today's episode on our YouTube Channel.Resources:“The Three Kinds of Treasure,” The Writings of Nichiren Daishonin, vol. 1, pp. 538, 1027.The Teachings for Victory, vol. 1, pp. 195-96.

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61:16

Placing Limits on Your Life Without Realizing It

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2025/05/23

Yurika Watanabe grew up in Guam focused on her day-to-day and supporting her family. After a Buddhist family friend encouraged her to dream big, she started to envision a different future. Today, we discuss how setting goals and dreams help us accomplish things we hadn’t imagined possible.Watch this episode on our YouTube channel.

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54:33

How to Keep Going When You Can't See The Finish Line

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2025/05/16

There is a Buddhist writing that says, “Winter always turns to spring.” But when your life is in the season of winter, sometimes if can feel unending. Today’s guest, Everton Carvalho, of Baton Rouge, tells the story of how his most challenging year was followed by his most joyful.Watch today's episode on our YouTube channel. Resources:The Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, part 1, revised edition, p. 192.The Writings of Nichiren Daishonin, vol. 1, pp. 538, 1027.

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Buddhability Short: 3 Questions to Help You Find a...

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2025/05/09

Buddhability Shorts is a series where we break down a Buddhist concept or common life challenge we’ve touched on in an interview. Today, we’re talking about how to find a fulfilling career.To ask a question about the basics of Buddhism, you can email us at connect@buddhability.org Episode Mentioned:The Grind: Self-Mastery and Success in BusinessSeeing Beyond My Complaints and ProblemsResources:Discussions on Youth, pp. 76-78.The Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, part 1, revised

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45:51

Finding My Voice and Trusting It

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2025/05/02

Asking for the opinions of others can be helpful but what happens when you hear their voice louder than your own? Today’s guest, Moeko Fukada Teter, of Honolulu, says it took practice to find and trust her voice. From relationships to career hurdles, chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo helped her to see her life clearly and gain self-confidence.

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54:56

Opening Yourself Up to Perspectives and People

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2025/04/25

Truly hearing and seeing someone else can be tough. Especially if we think we’re in the right or know best. Fortunately, Buddhist practice helps us to open our minds with wisdom and compassion. Today’s guest, Marko Bajkovic, of Costa Mesa, shares how seeing past his ego helped him embrace Buddhism and deepen his family relationships.Watch today's episode on our YouTube Channel.

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54:09

How a Trailblazing Coach Made History

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2025/04/18

How does a mother in college become a superstar coach to students and even Olympians? Karen Dennis, of Columbus, Ohio, shares how her Buddhist practice led to a decorated coaching career. We discuss how Buddhism aligns with the mindset of winning athletes and coaches.Watch this episode on our YouTube channel. Resources“The Hero of the World,” The Writings of Nichiren Daishonin, vol. 1, p. 835.The Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, part 2, revised edition, p. 172

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11:16

Buddhability Short: How to Make Hard Decisions

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2025/04/11

Buddhability Shorts is a series where we break down a Buddhist concept or common life challenge we’ve touched on in an interview. Today, we’re talking about how to make difficult decisions and life without regret. To ask a question about the basics of Buddhism, you can email us at connect@buddhability.org Episode Mentioned:Your Past Decisions Don’t Define Your Future Resources:Discussions on Youth, pp. 26, 362.The Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, part 1, revised edition, pp.

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55:01

Heartbreak Made Me a Better Mathematician

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2025/04/04

Buddhism teaches that all our problems are opportunities for growth. But how could heartbreak possibly make someone better at math? Alex Scheffelin, of New York, shares how he used a moment of hopelessness to propel him to becoming a Ph.D. student at Columbia University.Watch this week's episode on our YouTube Channel.

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53:36

Why I Appreciate My College Rejections [May 2024]

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2025/03/28

With college decisions trickling in, we're airing a rerun of a May 2024 episode about college rejections.When Ashley Park didn’t get into her first choice colleges, she was stuck in New York City balancing a jam-packed schedule. Buddhism teaches that everything moves in the direction of our happiness when we chant Nam-myoho-renge-kyo. With that in mind, Ashley knew there must be a reason and used her Buddhist practice to discover it. Today, we discuss how winning in every area of your life

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67:16

The Grind: Self-Mastery and Success in Business

Buddhability ·

2025/03/21

Chip Grossman, of Santa Monica, always thought spirituality and business were opposing goals. It wasn’t until he encountered SGI Nichiren Buddhism that he realized their deep ties. Today, Chip shares how chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo helped him develop the courage and strength to go after his goals and build unshakable happiness.View today's episode on YouTube.Resources:The New Human Revolution, vol. 9, pp. 272–73The Writings of Nichiren Daishonin, vol. 1, p. 637.The New Human Revolution,

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11:40

Buddhability Short: It's Never Too Late

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2025/03/14

Buddhability Shorts is a series where we break down a Buddhist concept or common life challenge we’ve touched on in an interview. Today, we’re talking about life milestones and feeling left behind. To ask a question about the basics of Buddhism, you can email us at connect@buddhability.org Episode Mentioned:How I Beat BurnoutSeeing Beyond My Complaints and Problems Resources:Discussions on Youth, pp. 6, 121.Each Instant Contains Incredible Possibilities

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38:35

When Plans Unexpectedly Change

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2025/03/07

Life can’t always go according to plan. So, what do we do when things change? Buddhist practice helps us to be flexible and turn everything into an opportunity for deeper happiness. Today’s guest, Camryn Snowden, of Oklahoma, navigated a big life change that helped her see that she could expand her capacity rather than compromising her dreams. Resources:The New Human Revolution, vol. 20, p. 89.December 2, 2022, World Tribune, p. 7.

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51:27

Seeing Beyond My Complaints and Problems

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2025/02/28

Daily life throws a lot at us. When our state of life is low, it can be easy to get wrapped up in complaint. Buddhism teaches that caring for others helps us see beyond our problems, having a more expansive view of our lives with deeper appreciation and happiness. Today’s guest, Daeseon Kim, of Queens, N.Y., shares how tying his dreams to a deeper purpose helped him move to the U.S. and advance in his career as a physical therapist.Watch this episode on Youtube. Resources:Discussions on

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36:30

Perseverance is a Skill

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2025/02/21

What happens when you’ve failed at your goal… more than once? Today’s guest, Ayumi Sasaki, of Detroit, had a big career goal that took two years and many attempts to accomplish. We discuss how her Buddhist practice and community helped her develop the ability to pick herself back up and keep going until she reached the finish line. Resources:Discussions on Youth, p. 24. The Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, part 1, revised edition, p. 215.“Letter to Niike,” The Writings of Nichiren

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