
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 | 186 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

In this episode, John Clements and Daniel Jaquet reflect on the reconstitution of European martial forms that have been preserved in fight books. One of the topics covered is the value of balancing scholarship and embodied practice in order to best u... more
In this episode, Dr. Anne Tjøndal discusses her research on gender, social inclusion, and methodological challenges in the study of Norwegian boxing. As an athlete, coach, and former vice president of the Norwegian Boxing Federation as well as a soci... more
In this conversation, Dr Christopher Matthews of Nottingham Trent University discusses his immersive approach to research. By participating fully in the life of the boxing gym, Dr Matthews not only came to understand the norms and practices of boxing... more
In this episode, Emily Dobrich, Carlos Gutiérrez, and Martin Minarik join Lauren Miller in discussing their work on the MASA Board. Topics of interest include the association’s plans for supporting early career scholars, the benefits of having global... more
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This program features in-depth conversations with scholars and practitioners who study martial arts as an academic field, covering topics from ethnography and ethics in research to the cultural and social dimensions of martial arts across regions. Recent episodes highlight immersive research methods, the role of early-career scholars, international collaboration within MASA, and the historical and cultural development of Brazilian martial arts, offering both theoretical and practical insights for students, educators, and researchers. The show often blends pedagogy with fieldwork, promoting interdisciplinary dialogue and open-access sharing of knowledge, which makes it a valuable resource for academics, policymakers, and anyone curious about... more
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Recent guests on Martial Arts Studies include:
1. Daniel Jaquet
2. John Clements
3. Anne Tjøndal
4. Christopher Matthews
5. Emily Dobrich
6. Carlos Gutiérrez-Garcia
7. Martin Minarik
8. Marc Theeboom
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