In the Deep with Catherine Ingram

Catherine’s description of a close call on a highway in Australia, the biochemistry that automatically ensued, and the stillness that was needed in the aftermath.  Recorded in Byron Bay, 2016.

Catherine speaks about the wave of fear that is consuming people due to recent world events–and offers reflections on staying steady.

Catherine’s conversation with Moon Zappa the day after the election of Donald Trump and two days after the death of Leonard Cohen.  Recorded in Los Angeles on Nov. 9, 2016.

Catherine reflects on Trungpa Rinpoche’s quote to “elegantize your life” and the importance of living within an aesthetic of sacred space.

An interview with Catherine by Mitchell Rabin for his show on Progressive Radio called A Better World.  Recorded in New York City in 2012.

Catherine is in conversation with New York Times best-selling author Geneen Roth on coming to the end of spiritual seeking.  Recorded in Sept. 2016.

Excerpted from Dharma Dialogues.  Recorded in Los Angeles in 2005.

Catherine discusses the pressures that most working people face in navigating through increasingly complicated bureaucracies and sped-up lives and the need to simplify as much as possible within those constraints.  Recorded in 2016.

Interview with Catherine by Paul O’Brien of Pathways on KBOO in Portland, Oregon.  Recorded in 2010.

Catherine’s reflections on aging bodies and the continual swirl of change in life.

A conversation between Catherine and Mark Matousek that occurred on Maui in 2009 as part of a longer discussion on a worldwide webcast.  Catherine begins with defining “awakened intelligence” as a specific form of intelligence and one which can be cultivated.

Catherine reflects on the change from breathless thrills of younger life to subtler and quiet joys in older life.  Recorded in 2016.

After the Orlando shootings.  Recorded in June 2016.

This is an interview with Catherine conducted by David Welch of Awaken.com on what it means to be awake.  Catherine’s emphasis is on being awake to the events in one’s own time in addition to one’s personal awakening.  There were some Skype audio glitches, mostly cleaned up by our wonderful sound engineer.

A talk Catherine gave at the New Thought Spiritual Community in Watermill, NY in May 2016.

Excerpted from a session of Dharma Dialogues in Los Angeles, 2003.

Catherine reflects on the increasingly tender feelings that come with age.  Recorded in East Hampton, New York in 2016.

A conversation with Academy Award-winning actress Mercedes Ruehl on the sometimes hard-won value of self acceptance, no matter how much the world celebrates your work.  Recorded in East Hampton, New York in 2016.

An excerpt from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram, recorded in Byron Bay, Australia in 2011.

Catherine is interviewed by the wonderful L.A.-based performance artist Jonna Tamases, who stays in character as Giselle, of The Giselle Show, a kooky button maker from Hamburg, Germany.  Recorded in Los Angeles in 2016.

Catherine discusses some of the problems of religion as well as a relationship to the sacred without religion or belief.  Recorded in East Hampton, New York in 2016.

Excerpted from Dharma Dialogues, recorded in East Hampton, NY in 2014.  Catherine examines the unrealistic expectations of happiness promoted by western culture, especially in the U.S.

A session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram, recorded in Berkeley, California in 2016.

Catherine’s conversation with Peter Russell focusing on the exponential acceleration of change and the life-threatening problems that ensue as a result.  Catherine and Peter also discuss the perspectives that foster inner calm in the face of these dire threats.

Excerpted from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram, recorded in Los Angeles in 2016.