Featured Podcasts

Seeking Centre with Robyn + Karen

What if the feeling of separation that so many of us experience, from other people, from nature, and even from ourselves, isn't the whole truth? Through extraordinary experiences in the Himalaya, Buddhist teachings, and deeply personal stories, Mike helps us explore a different way of seeing ourselves and the world around us.

We Awakening with Patricia Pearce

Beneath the global crises we are facing, something truly extraordinary is happening on Earth. Planetary consciousness is shifting as humankind sheds its belief in separateness and awakens to the truth of inter-existence. In this podcast we explore this awakening to unitive consciousness that will give rise to a new world, and we celebrate the luminous web that connects us all.

Spirit Matters with Philip Goldberg

This episode's guest is Michael Schauch. Michael is an alpinist—meaning he climbs high mountains—and an award-winning author who, in his words, “lives to explore the depths of nature and the human spirit and share the beauty of connection he discovers along the way.”

Change Your Attitude… Change Your Life with Joan Herrmann

Finding peace in a world filled with conflict, division, and constant noise can seem almost impossible. But what if peace isn’t about changing what’s happening around us, but changing the way we relate to ourselves, our experiences, and the people around us? Michael Schauch talks about finding greater peace and connection by letting go of our attachment to the stories and identities we hold on to.

Live Happy with Paula Felps

Alpinist and award-winning author Michael Schauch joins us to explore nature, intuition, and the practice of “non‑self” can help us navigate a world that feels increasingly fast, loud, and divided. His stories from the Himalaya and his new book Anatta: Heart of Wisdom offer a grounded, hopeful way to move through troubled times with more clarity and compassion.

Metta Hour with Sharon Salzberg

In this conversation, Michael shares about his 2012 expedition to a remote valley that had been previously closed off to outsiders in the Himalayas of northern Nepal. Michael shares how a chance encounter changed the trajectory of his life and eventually inspired him to write his book, A Story of Karma.