The Blue Collar Buddha Podcast
This podcast wasn’t created to inspire. It was created to be real. I’m Chase Murphy. I didn’t start this to teach or coach—it rose out of survival. When the noise of the world threatened to get too loud, I picked up a mic and told the truth I couldn’t say anywhere else. Death, life, love, hate, loss, confusion, fatigue, hope and every blessed thing that we live. Real talk. Real truth. This is not therapy. It’s not self-help. And it’s not for children. The language is mature. The emotions are raw. The stories are honest. So if you’re looking for filters, polish, or a lesson plan, this isn’t the place. But if you’re looking for something and someone that’s grounded, human, and fully present—you’re in the right space. You won’t always agree (hell no)—but you’ll always know it’s real. Always. Welcome to The Blue Collar Buddha New podcast weblog
Episodes
I never set out to make a podcast. If my wife hadn’t been diagnosed with Stage 3 cervical and thyroid cancer, I probably never would’ve. I just needed to say what I couldn’t say out loud. This episode takes the place of one I recorded for myself, never meant to share. No edits. No performance. Just me, a mic, and my heart—trying to make sense of it all. This is where Blue Collar Buddha began.
Heads up: This episode contains mature content, sensitive themes, and language that isn’t suitable for children. You’ve been warned.
This one’s not for the faint of heart or those easily offended by frank and open discussions about things too often left unsaid.
In this episode, I dive headfirst into the emotional aftermath of sex— and it's raw (no pun intended), unscripted, and real. From t...
No script. No plan. No edits. Y'all know how I do...
This is the first time that my beloved wife Sharon sits across the mic with me.
We talk about what really led to the Blue Collar Buddha Podcast — not theory, not branding, but cancer, homelessness, f*cking affirmations that didn’t work, support groups that didn’t support (at least, not for me), and that raw...
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