Guy Windsor and friends discuss sword training, historical swordsmanship, research, and other topics. Guests include well-known instructors and experts in the field. You can support the show at www.patreon.com/theswordguy.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 203 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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For transcriptions and more detailed shownotes, please go to: swordschool.shop/blogs/podcast/episode-203-writing-great-sword-fights-with-sebastien-de-castell
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For transcriptions and more detailed shownotes, please go to: swordschool.shop/blogs/podcast/episode-202-the-schielhau-in-detail-with-alexander-furgut
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Absolutely love the eclectic content but I would say that most of the content in the last few years has not been about HEMA or swordsmanship.
Instead of showing the link for show notes, why don’t you actually show a summary of what the episode is about. Currently I see the titles and then the link, rather then a quick synopsis. There are a lot of episodes and a lot of contact, I would be nice to have a quick synopsis available rather than having to click on each episode. Other than that, I enjoy the show. Coming from someone who is not an active participant. In the subjects you discuss. I believe you add legitimacy to your topics.
Fantastic rundown of the film and interview. It was great to hear about how the film was made and the incredibly low cost of the production.
Subtly opening up the world of historical martial arts. I have learned a lot, and I have been inspired to try new things, big fan and I hope it continues
This is a really interesting interview of a woman who can do it all. Guy Windsor conducts a great interview as usual.
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Focused on historical martial arts and the nuances of sword training, the content encompasses a variety of topics ranging from safety protocols in combat to the cultural significance of swordsmanship across different eras. Episodes often feature in-depth discussions with notable figures in the HEMA community, allowing for a diverse exchange of perspectives and expertise in the realm of historical European martial arts. This podcast is recognized for its eclectic approach, covering quirky tangents that intertwine martial arts with art, history, performance, and even modern environmental themes, offering something of interest for both practitioners and enthusiasts alike.
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Recent guests on The Sword Guy Podcast include:
1. Sebastien de Castell
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5. Sydney Schwindt
6. Jamie MacIver
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8. Kelley Costigan
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