Sue is the student, Greg is the teacher, together they talk about all things Karate and Martial Arts.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
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I really enjoy listening to Greg and Sue. They are both so polite and open minded that the interviews and conversations are so pleasant to listen to. This podcast is a wonderful glimpse into the culture of not just karate but all martial arts. Very thankful that this podcast exists.
It never fails. Every time a new episode comes out I listen as soon as I can and am always so frustrated! Greg and Sue’s conversations and that of their guests always leave me wishing I was a part of the dialog. Such great chats every time! This is easily one of my most listened to podcasts in my subscription feed. Keep up the great work guys and slip in more episodes of just the two of you chatting. Those are my favorite. ;) more
I really enjoy listening to Greg and Sue. They are both so polite and open minded that the interviews and conversations are so pleasant to listen to. This podcast is a wonderful glimpse into the culture of not just karate but all martial arts. more
Conversations on karate is very easy to listen to and is always very enjoyable! Keep up the good work Greg and Sue!
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