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We are delighted to be able to share with you our new series of podcasts, Three Minutes of Buddhism, developed with Zen Buddhist podcaster, radio host and poet @JasonDCrane. Each podcast is three minutes long and focuses on questions from North East syllabuses - Key Stage 3. 1/3
They cover subjects including the diverse schools of #Buddhism, #Karma and #Buddhist leaders, but will be of interest to anyone looking to find out more about the views and beliefs of a Buddhist today. 2/3
The podcasts are free to access: anchor.fm/jason-crane1. Teachers may also like to contact Jason directly. He is happy to answer any questions from pupils if they email him with 3MOB as the subject line #Buddhism #3MOB 3/3

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