Metta Hour with Sharon Salzberg - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I was given “Faith” a few years ago and I enjoyed Sharon’s warm, honest descriptions of her journey. Then I had a stroke. Over the past four years I’ve relied on this book to help me regain my footing. I listen to Sharon’s guided meditations to help me focus as I meditate - we know it helps to heal your brain! And now I’ve found this podcast! Sharon, my teacher, I cannot express my deepest, most heartfelt gratitude for you. You are a cherished and vital part of my healing. I hope you know how you have helped me recover my life. So much love for you!

I am grateful to Sharon & friends for putting out this excellent podcast. It’s truly assisting my fledgling practice. I had a long term practice years ago and I drifted away. Now I am back as a beginner again and podcasts like these along with the numerous videos on youtube red are keeping my from going berserk during what seems like a super bizarre national nervous breakdown. Thanks to all you bodhisattva practitioners who have worked diligently to bring this wonderful information to light. 😊
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Sharon is such a skilled, insightful, relatable and likable teacher - I always feel more grounded and lighter in spirit after listening to her podcasts, and walk away with tangible practice guidance.

I’ve been listening to the early episodes on repeat during the pandemic and feel like I’ve received a masterclass in meditation practice. Thank you Sharon for all you’ve given the world!

Every Metta Hour episode on Apple Podcasts posting is repetitiously identified by a useless title, "Episode 200: Sharon speaks with (another person)" and synopsis: "For episode 200 of The Metta Hour Podcast, Sharon speaks with (another person)" Rinse and repeat.

It would be helpful if those limited 5-lines were a subject title and topic synopsis that is descriptive instead of just repeating the name-dropping and no idea of what the topic itself is.

I have learned that these podcasts often are like overhearing a rambling conversation while getting set up for an interview of shallow-dives to sell the guest's book. I read one of Sharon's books long ago and liked it so I keep hoping to like the podcast, but I am finding I skip it a lot.