
Conversations on the academic field of Martial Arts Studies, hosted by Professor Lauren Miller of Texas Tech University and featuring academics, scholars and experts from around the world.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 182 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

In this episode, Alex Channon, Wayne Wong, and George Jennings join Lauren Miller in discussing the formalization of our research network into an academic association. What started as a loose affiliation of likeminded scholars has blossomed into a ro... more
In this conversation, Dr. Marc Theeboom—professor of physical education and physiotherapy at VUB in Brussels—discusses the vast benefits of martial arts for youth development. Importantly, it is not that some martial arts have more benefits for child... more
In this episode, three scholars from the varied disciplines of classics, history, and English come together to discuss the connections between Ancient Greek philosophers and modern-day BJJ and MMA. Foregrounded is the concept of agon, which is often ... more
In this episode, Dr. Noah Johnson of Cornell College shares insights from his multi-sited ethnography on karate. His innovative approach to fieldwork took him to dojos in Okinawa as well as many different regions in the U.S. He concludes that the rit... more
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Conversations focus on various aspects of Martial Arts Studies, exploring the intersections of physical practices with cultural, historical, and social dimensions. Episodes often highlight the contributions of martial arts to personal development, identity transformation, and their incorporation into educational frameworks. The discussions frequently engage with interdisciplinary insights, bringing in perspectives from sociology, anthropology, philosophy, and more, which emphasize the role of martial arts not just as a physical activity, but also as a means of understanding broader societal issues, including gender dynamics, cultural appropriation, and ethics surrounding self-defense. The podcast provides a platform for experts to articulat... more
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Recent guests on Martial Arts Studies include:
1. Marc Theeboom
2. Dr. Ben Penglase
3. Paul Bowman
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