Everyday Buddhist
As part of the Everyday Buddhist online educational platform, I participated in their guest speaker series, talking about the book, The Making of American Buddhism. (Subscription required.)
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Paths of Practice Podcast
Vincent Moore, a graduate of the Institute of Buddhist Studies, hosts Paths of Practice: conversations on journeys into Buddhism. Listen to my interview here.
Superintendent’s Hangout Podcast
A good friend of my late brother invited me on to his podcast, the Superintendent’s Hangout, wherein we talked about my work at the Institute of Buddhist Studies, scholarship, and Buddhism in America.
Dharma Bum Temple Talk
In January 2024 I gave a talk at the Dharma Bum Temple in San Diego, CA wherein I discussed my book, The Making American Buddhism.
Lion’s Roar Podcast
Review: BuddhistDoor
Review of The Making of American Buddhism by Hozan Alan Senauke, abbot of the Berkeley Zen Center, on BuddhistDoor.
New Books in Buddhist Studies
An interview with Dr. Tori Montrose about The Making of American Buddhism for the New Books in Buddhist Studies podcast.
Excerpt from The Making of American Buddhism
A section of chapter four from my book, The Making of American Buddhism, was published by Buddhadharma magazine and can be read online at LionsRoar.com.
The Making of American Buddhism book launch
On May 24, 2023, the Institute of Buddhist Studies hosted a virtual book launch event for The Making of American Buddhism. Video of the conversation between myself and Chenxing Han is available on Vimeo.
Mid-Century Modern
Video and Q&A transcripts of a talk at the Robert H.N. Ho Family Foundation Program in Buddhism and Contemporary Society at the University of British Columbia, March 22, 2021. The talk draws on research for my forthcoming book.
Teaching Buddhism, Race, and Racism
A conversation with Drs. Adeana McNicoll and Ann Gleig on teaching critical race theory in a graduate seminar on American Buddhism.
The Future of American Buddhism
Was asked by the Center for Buddhist Education to discuss the future of American Buddhism in 2020 at the height of the pandemic. What could go wrong?
On Buddhist Praxis
An essay for the Institute of Buddhist Studies’ blog, The Ten Thousand Things, on the nature and importance of Buddhist study and practice.
Shin Buddhism is American Buddhism
An article written for the winter 2018 issue of Buddhadharma: The Practitioner’s Quarterly. The article focuses on the long history of Jōdo Shinshū Buddhism in the United States, and what American Buddhists may learn from this history.
Imperfect Buddha Podcast
A conversation with Matthew O’Connell on the Imperfect Buddha podcast from 2019. The podcast has relocated to the New Books Network, but the original can still be found on SoundCloud. In the episode’s description, I am credited with claiming that “all Buddhism is cultural Buddhism” — I agree, but this phrase was actually coined by Natalie Quli.
New Books Network Interview: Buddhism in America
An interview with Luke Thompson for the New Books Network podcast on my 2016 book, Buddhism in America: Global Religion, Local Context.
Angry Asian Buddhist
Along with Funie Hsu and Chenxing Han, I helped to create an archive for the “Angry Asian Buddhist,” Arron Lee. Aaron blogged anonymously as “arunlikhati” from 2007 until his death in 2017. He consistently advocated for Asian American Buddhist representation and in life was a passionate advocate for community and supported of the Buddhadharma.
the DharmaRealm Podcast
From 2008 through 2020, Rev. Harry Bridge and I hosted a regular podcast until the pandemic got the better of us. Maybe we’ll resurrect the show [shrug emoji] but until then, all episodes are still available on the internets.