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Archived Episodes
Claire Willis Interview
Claire has worked in the fields of oncology and bereavement for more than 20 years, and focuses on contemplative practices for end-of-life care.
Richard Brendan & Peter Kater – Healing Thoughts
Healing Thoughts features the amazing music of 2 time Grammy Award winner and multi-platinum selling composer Peter Kater.
Kate McGahan Interview
Kate McGahan has published a best selling series of books about dealing with the loss and grief of losing a pet.
Frank Ostaseski Interview
Frank is a leading voice in contemplative end-of-life care and Richard has been blessed by his insights.
Tommy Sands Interview
Tommy Sands has been described by respected Sing Out! magazine as "The most powerful songwriter in Ireland if not the rest of the world."
Roshi Joan Halifax Interview
Roshi Joan Halifax is a Buddhist teacher, Zen priest, anthropologist, and pioneer in the field of end-of-life care.
Philip Goldberg Interview
Philip Goldberg's newest book, "Spiritual Practice for Crazy Times" arrives at a great time for all of us. Insights will be shared that will help you stay peaceful inside while the outer world is chaotic.
Martha Reich Interview
Martha Reich's songs possess exquisite poetry, capturing the depth of personal and universal subjects.
Leo Buscaglia Interview
Leo was the "Wayne Dyer" of PBS in the 1980's, authored 15 books which sold in the millions, five of which were on the New York Times best-seller list at the same time.
Judy Collins Interview
Richard Brendan and Judy Collins go inside her music and talk about her activism, relationships and spirituality.
David Kessler Interview
In David Kessler's newest book, "FINDING MEANING: The Sixth Stage of Grief", David shares new insights that are in key in Post Traumatic Growth.
Karen Wyatt Interview
Dr. Karen Wyatt is widely regarded as a thought-leader in the effort to transform the way we care for our dying in the U.S.
Jalaja Bonheim Interview
Jalaja shares insights from her book, "The Sacred Ego: Making Peace with Ourselves and Our World."
Robert Moss Interview
Robert Moss helps us shift from seeing our life as boring and ordinary to seeing it as filled with meaningful messages and magic.
Daphne Kingma Interview
Daphne has been a frequent guest of Richard's and he has always been inspired by what she has to say.
Elizabeth Lesser Interview
Elizabeth and Richard focus on insights from her book, "Broken Open: How Difficult Times Can Help Us Grow."
Mark Nepo Interview
Mark will also share insights from his newest book, "The Book of Soul: 52 Paths to Living What Matters."
Erika Brooke Interview
Richard and Erika also discuss what the dying can teach us about living.
John O’Donohue & Maya Angelou Interview
A full hour of inspiration and insights with O'Donohue and Angelou. Now that's Bringing Love to Life... one broadcast at a time!
Ellery Akers Interview
Ellery Akers addresses our unspoken grief about what's happening to the earth, talks about how we can make a difference, and explains that we need to recover the feminine sense of interdependence to heal the planet.
Radhanath Swami Interview
Although Radhanath hasn't had a bank account in 40 years and sleeps on the floor every night for insight on shifting our consciousness to solve the world's problems, top institutions look to him for insight - Harvard, MIT, The London School of Economics, Google, Apple, Starbucks, and IBM are just a few.
Diana Ensign Interview
Diana Ensign joins Richard Brendan in studio along with Addison Smith.
Judy Bebelaar Interview
Of the 918 Americans who died, one third were under eighteen and one half in their twenties nor younger. What lessons can we learn so that this horror does not repeat?
Kate McGahan Interview
Kate McGahan began writing the Jack McAfghan Book Series in 2015. Her books will change the way you think. You will never look at life or death or love the same way again.