The often unseen cause of our difficulties in relationships is the societal structures that are marked by violence and domination. This conversation between Kate Johnson and Tara Brach looks at what blocks authentic and loving connectedness, and ways to intentionally cultivate authentic, openhearted awake relationships.

On this podcast, you’ll hear Kate and Kerri Kelly of CTZNWELL discuss relationship as spiritual practice and how it is often a mirror for what we cannot see or know in isolation. Through each other, deeper truths are revealed that make growth possible.

Friends make life better. We’ve all experienced that. But, could a very specific kind of friendship – Radical Friendship – lead not only to lasting bonds, love and joy, but also to systemic social change, liberation, and equality?

Ethan Nichtern welcomes back Kate Johnson for a conversation around ways that the Buddha’s teachings on friendship offer the potential for personal and communal transformation.

Author and Meditation Teacher, Kate Johnson joins African Ancestry to share about Blackness and Buddhism from her new book, Radical Friendship, about the Buddha's teachings on Spiritual Friendship.

Join me for this guided meditation hosted by the Rubin Museum of Art. Each week the Rubin Museum presents a meditation session focusing on a piece of art. This week’s theme was on Resilience.

In this conversation featured in Lama Rod Owens’ new book Love and Rage, Lama Rod and I discuss how the dharma can help us hold our anger and work with our rage.

I spoke to Neil Goldberg on his podcast, "She's a Talker" about the discomfort of patience.