June 26, 2008,
Reggie Ray

June 19, 2008,
Beverley Webster

June 12, 2008,
Barbara Bash

May 5, 2008,
Ken Green, Dan Cooper, and David Sanford

April 6, 2008,
Live from Halifax

Dec 6, 2007,
Barry Boyce

Nov 22, 2007,
Noel McLellan

Nov 8, 2007,
Cheryl Campbell

Oct 25, 2007,
Alice Haspray

July 19,
Susan Edwards

July 12,
Cynthia Moku

July 5,
Bob Rader

June 28,
Judith Simmer Brown

June 21,
Jerry Granelli

June 14,
Richard Reoch

February 09,
John Weber

January 25,
Fleet Maull

January 18,
Leonard Hortick

January 11,
Jeff Waltcher

January 04,
William Karelis

December 21,
Children's Day Special

December 14,
Fabrice Midal

December 7,
Ken Green

November 30,
Bob and Lindy King

November 23,
Lady Diana Mukpo and Carolyn Rose Gimian

November 11,
Peter Volz

November 9,
Jonathan McKeever

November 5,
Steve Roth

October 12,
Jim Gimian

October 5,
Molly Nudell

September 28,
Venerable Khandro Rinpoche

July 20,
Helen Berliner

July 13,
Chris Tamdjidi

July 7,
Adam Lobel

June 29,
William McKeever

June 22,
Bonnie Rabin

June 15,
Carolyn Gimian

June 1,
Stephen Seely

May 25,
Wendy Friedman and
Richard Peisinger

May 18, Janet and Hudson Shotwell

May 18,
Walter Fordham

28 September 2006

This week's guest:
Venerable Khandro Rinpoche
[49 minutes]

Dispatches is honored to present this conversation with Venerable Khandro Rinpoche—the extraordinary Kagyu/Nyingma teacher whose razor sharp intellect, effortless command of English, and generous presence have made her one of the guiding lights of dharma in the west. The Chronicles would like to thank Khandro Rinpoche for taking time from her busy teaching schedule to speak with us. For more information about Khandro Rinpoche, her community of students, and her activities in India and the west, please visit, the Lotus Garden website.

In this conversation with Walter Fordham, who is standing in for Julia (not to worry: Julia will be back next week), Khandro Rinpoche talks about the admiration her father (H. H. Mindrolling Trichen Rinpoche) and other prominent teachers of his generation had for Trungpa Rinpoche, her own veneration and gratitude for Trungpa Rinpoche's life work, the Mindrolling lineage, the importance of form, and much more. Please send your feedback to feedback@chroniclesradio.com.

Season Two: Form as Practice

Whether through kasungship, dharma art, contemplative psychology, theater, poetry, business, sadhana, ikebana, dressage, or service, Trungpa Rinpoche engaged his students in a seemingly endless variety of forms. In the coming weeks, Dispatches will talk with some of the people who were exposed to these various disciplines, including Molly Nudell, James Gimian, Jonathan McKeever, Paul Cashman, Kenneth Green, Peter Volz, and more.

Our schedule

Date		Guest		Topic
10/05		Molly Nudell		Dharma Art
10/12		James Gimian		Kasungship
10/19		Jonathan McKeever		Sun Camp
10/26		Paul Cashman		Maitri Space Awareness
11/02		Lady Diana Mukpo & Carolyn Gimian		Dragon Thunder, LDM's just released memoir