[Buddha-l] What's wrong with a little Dharma?

[Michael Paris]

That has been the channel arrangement with DirecTV and DishNet for some
time. 

Incidentally, if one has DishNet, the rather interesting show No Dogs
of Philosophers Allowed is still airing ( http://www.nodogs.org ).

Link TV occasionally has some shows with Buddhist content. Recently the
documentary Doing Time, Doing Vipassana 
(http://www.linktv.com/programming/programDescription.php4?code=time)
aired.

Jack Kornfield and Joan Halifax have appeared on Lunch With Bokara
( http://www.cemproductions.org/bokara.shtml ).

And a final plug: PBS' Religion and Ethics Weekly 
( http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/ ) is well worth a look. 


Michael


--- "Richard P. Hayes" <rhayes at unm.edu> wrote:

[snip]

> The local cable television server, Comcast, has recently re-organized
> its listings to make them more "convenient to viewers." The result is
> that all the "news" networks are clustered together, with Fox "news"
> right in the middle with its fair and balanced reporting. Fox used to
> be
> much more difficult to find. In fact, I had no idea where it was
> until
> about a month ago when seeing the flick "Outfoxed" aroused my morbid
> curiosity. But now if anyone flips through the news channels they're
> bound to pass through Fox. And right next to the news networks are
> about
> a dozen Christian networks all lined up in a neat row, so you can go
> right from the news to the propaganda to the NASCAR races with a few
> easy clicks. Isn't that convenient? (Of course if you're interested
> in seeing Jewish or Buddhist programming, forget it.) 
> 
[snip]
> 
> -- 
> Richard Hayes


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