Sat, 17 May 2008  PODCAST 43 of the Episode 23 of American Zen's Deciding What You Do Coyote reads from the actZEN webpage, "Deciding What You Do," by Master Zhen. Read along!
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Fri, 16 May 2008  PODCAST 42 of the Episode 22 of American Zen's What You Do Coyote reads from the actZEN webpage, "What You Do," by Master Zhen. Read along!
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Sat, 3 May 2008  PODCAST 41 of the Episode 21 of American Zen's Know Your path Coyote reads from the actZEN webpage, "Know Your Path," by Master Zhen. Read along!
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Sat, 26 April 2008  PODCAST 40 of the Episode 20 of American Zen's Acting Arsenal Coyote reads from the actZEN webpage, "Acting Arsenal," by Master Zhen
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Thu, 24 April 2008 PODCAST 39 of the Episode 19 of American Zen's Deciding What You Are Coyote reads from the actZEN webpage, "Deciding What You Are," by Master Zhen
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Fri, 11 April 2008  PODCAST 38 of the Episode 18 of American Zen's Thank Your Parents, "Thank you for everything." Coyote has completely severed his emotional ties with his parents. Looking for a new and neutral viewpoint to file them away with, Coyote also "grades" his parents. He claims it might make it easier to file them away easier. Coyote explains that to give your parents a fair grade, they must be graded by their own expectations, not ours. After talking about his parents and laughing away his memories, Coyote seems excited for next week's actZEN.com lesson in which he gets to become the parents.
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Sat, 5 April 2008  PODCAST 37 of the Episode 17 of American Zen's YOU PICKED YOUR PARENTS Wrapping up his www.actZEN.com Buddhist journey, Coyote is excited about his new revlations and new book story...
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Sun, 4 November 2007  PODCAST 36 of the Episode 16 of American Zen's The PROTEST PODCAST "You've just gotta leave the past behind. That's all there is to it. Live in today. Learn from the past. Think about the future. But live for today," explains Coyote. "You can't atone for your parents' sins. You can't make anybody atone for their sins to your family. Forget it! Move on!" says our protesting hippie. "Get out of the bush and walk on the sidewalk!" Coyote talks to his son about Baptism. "Baptism is where certain religions believe you can wash away the sins of your parents or forefathers... so Baptism is a way of supposedly cleaning your soul of the sins you were born with. I told him I didn't agree with that," tells Coyote. Then he denounces football claiming, "There's way too much violence in football. They should scrap it and start over...we're all still Romans..killing is way too normal on this planet." Today's webstories:"You Are Mature" Featured Website: actZEN.com Featured Website Page LINK: "You Are Mature" Featured songs:"All Screwed Up" (Truckin' rock'n'roll song) "Best Is Blessed poem " "Loyalty poem " INTRO SONG:"Christ Killer" BACKGROUND SONGS:"Christ Killer" actZEN.com (Live Zen to Act Zen™) Produced each Friday by Richard Connor for Shaolin Records. coyoteRADIO.net
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Sat, 6 October 2007  PODCAST 35 of the Episode 15 of American Zen's Coyote talks about his newfound freedoms have led him to perceive several cages he is living in. "You go to pat yourself on the back and realize you're wearing another collor," sighs Coyote. Coyote shares his NEW MEANING OF ENLIGHTENMENT. After studying one of his Chan Buddhism books, Coyote comes up with an image of a monk in a doorway who enlightens the household like the morning sunrise light beams that shine in through the window to illuminate the dust in the air. "Look for that monk. Enlightenment: the monk in the doorway is like the sunrise light in the window." "Fixing means you're unhappy with it the way it is. Improving means you're happy with it but you want to make it better. I want a life of improvement. I'm just making things better that are already good," laughs Coyote. " Coyote talks himself into accepting his reality and decorating his cages. "Jimi Hendrix was complaining...about his wearing feathers..." Coyote compares Jimi to a peacock that we should appreciate rather than ridicule. Today's webstories:"Cages People Build -- For Themselves" Featured Website: FOLKROCKtroubadour.com (Was supposed to be: actZEN.com ) Featured Website Page LINK: "Folk Rock Troubadour" Featured songs:"Christ Killer" "5th South" INTRO SONG:"Christ Killer" BACKGROUND SONGS:"Centerpoint" "Christ Killer" actZEN.com (Live Zen to Act Zen™) Produced each Friday by Richard Connor for Shaolin Records. coyoteRADIO.net
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Sat, 29 September 2007  PODCAST 34 of the Episode 14 of American Zen's Coyote talks about the afterlife. Dividing the afterlife into four worlds, Heaven, Limbo, Purgatory, and Hell, Coyote reads his sentences written by following the instructions at actZEN.com, "Beginnings of Who You Are." "As leader, and frontman flutist of American Zen, I will pursue my Buddhist journey of 8 levels to be produced in music and video by Shaolin Records as we travel the path of Kung Fu and Tai Chi at the shaolinZEN.org CyberTemple," reads Coyote from his actZEN.com self-help instructions. "Accept the positive... holding my son's hand..." Coyote defines WHO I AM, WHAT I AM, and his "good" and "bad" points. "I'm a noisy neighbor." What are you doing with your life? Master Zhen's instructions include rewarding yourself with ice cream and movies, "...when you accomplish small goals." Our sweaty host is fresh from rehearsals with his band, American Zen, as they prepare to record their next album, LEVEL 3 = I Want You To Love Me. Today's webstories:"Beginnings of Who You Are" Featured Website: actZEN.com Featured Website Page LINK: "Beginnings of Who You Are" Featured songs:"Centerpoint" "God Will Protect" INTRO SONG:"Christ Killer" BACKGROUND SONGS:"Dance Of The Lepers" "Just For You" actZEN.com (Live Zen to Act Zen™) Produced each Friday by Richard Connor for Shaolin Records. coyoteRADIO.net
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