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whistlekick Martial Arts Radio

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Martial Arts
Jiu-Jitsu
Junior Black Belts
Axe Throwing
Motivation In Martial Arts
Age and Rank Standards
Karate
Martial Arts Community
Self-Defense
Japan
Whistlekick Alliance
Personal Growth
Building Community
Neuroscience
Martial Arts Testing
Mental Health
Goju-Ryu
Goal Setting
Training and Development
Community Building

whistlekick Martial Arts Radio is the only bi-weekly podcast devoted to the traditional martial arts in all forms. We dig into what makes martial artists tick, their history and experience… and tell some great stories in the process. It’s all about bringing martial artists together and learning from one another. Our guests include the famous and the unknown, from taekwondo, karate, hapkido, capoei... more

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SUMMARY

In this engaging conversation, Jeremy Lesniak is joined by Sensei Derek Wayne Johnson who explores the rich landscape of martial arts, touching on the cultural significance of Texas as a martial arts hub, the evolution of training styles, a... more

In this episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, host Jeremy Lesniak welcomes back three past guests, Shihan Grant Campbell (#124), Shihan Christine Bannon-Rodrigues (#26) and Master Chris Rappold (#950), to discuss the evolution of martial arts... more

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In this conversation, Sensei Christian Wedewardt discusses with Jeremy the evolution of karate, focusing on his journey from competition to practical karate. They explore the influence of mentorship, the importance of kihon, and the role of... more

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Recent Guests

Karen Chandler
Martial arts practitioner and instructor
Episode: Episode 1040 - Sensei Karen Chandler
Melvin Wells
A dedicated martial artist and Sensei with extensive background in various martial arts, particularly Jeet Kune Do.
Episode: Episode 1038 - Sensei Melvin Wells
Tashi Mark
Martial arts instructor and school owner
Episode: Episode 1033 - Martial Things with Tashi Mark
DJ Jeandell
Martial arts instructor and competitor
Episode: Episode 1028 - Sensei DJ Jeandell
Brandon Rousseau
Martial artist and drummer
Episode: Episode 1026 - Brandon Rousseau
Cory Anderson
Martial artist with experience in boxing, Taekwondo, and karate
Episode: Episode 1024 - Cory Anderson
Malia Cropper
Martial artist with extensive competition experience and former tournament champion
Episode: Episode 1020 - Sifu Malia Cropper
Jason Brick
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Episode: Episode 1019 - Martial Arts Myths
Tuari Dawson
Martial artist and host of the Invisible Sensei Podcast
Episode: Episode 1012 - Tuari Dawson

Hosts

Jeremy Lesniak
Host of a bi-weekly podcast devoted to traditional martial arts, engaging with guests from diverse backgrounds in the martial arts community.
Andrew Adams
Co-host and producer known for participating in engaging discussions and exploring various aspects of traditional martial arts.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 277 ratings
  • Principles for Martial Arts, Life

    Whether you’re into martial arts or not, Jeremy and his guests share deep reflections and real insights about growth and overcoming challenges both on and off the mat.

    I recently had the privilege of being a guest on the podcast, and it was a very insightful experience. Jeremy creates a very welcoming environment and digs deep to uncover parallels between martial arts, business, and life. I really enjoyed the conversation.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ferasa
    United Statesa year ago
  • Fantastic podcasts

    Ever want to listen to other Martial Artists’ stories & journeys across many styles? Listen to the Monday podcasts. Fabulous!

    And Thursday shorter topic podcasts add interesting listening and food-for-thought to your martial arts world.

    Thank you Jeremy, Andrew et al. Best martial arts podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TaurinoOz
    Australia2 years ago
  • Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio is one of the premier podcasts for discussing multiple facets of traditional martial arts. Jeremy and Andrew's personalities play well with each other and provide an entertaining and insightful experience whether it comes to interviews, philospohy, training topics, or teaching for the traditional martial artist.

    Podcast Addict
    navernon
    3 years ago
  • Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio is one of the premier podcasts for discussing multiple facets of traditional martial arts. Jeremy and Andrew's personalities play well with each other and provide an entertaining and insightful experience whether it comes to interviews, philospohy, training topics, or teaching for the traditional martial artist.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    navernon
    3 years ago
  • Honest perspectives

    Hello Sir, I have been listening for quite some time now. You are my favorite martial arts podcast. I am a Kenpo practitioner for the past 17 years and I really enjoy your interviews, thoughts and rapid fire questions. Keep up the good work. I will keep listening . Ms Higgs from Ks

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kansaskenpo
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging stories shared by hosts and guests, showcasing personal growth through martial arts.
The podcast is noted for uniting the martial arts community, with diverse guests from various disciplines.
Some listeners comment on the podcast's ability to cater to newcomers while being resourceful for seasoned practitioners.
Many find the discussions insightful, applicable both to martial arts practice and broader life challenges.

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#90
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 1058 - Sensei Christian Wedewardt
Q: What are some of your memorable moments teaching seminars?
It's energizing and gratifying to see participants have lightbulb moments that transform their understanding of karate.
Episode 1058 - Sensei Christian Wedewardt
Q: What do you mean when you say practical Karate?
Practical Karate is making everything learned in kihon techniques applicable in partner work and self-defense situations.
Episode 1058 - Sensei Christian Wedewardt
Q: Did you put down tournaments, and did you just dump them off entirely and say, I want to do this, this is where I want to go?
I stopped competing and wanted to learn more in the practical Karate scene without going to tournaments.
Episode 1054 - Mr. Mark Ceaser
Q: You mentioned that experience a couple of times now you had some pretty major surgery and you didn't stop. What was that transition like getting back into training after having major surgery?
After my surgery, I was back in training at my dojang in just 18 days. I experienced some tiring overall but pushed myself back to basics quickly.
Episode 1054 - Mr. Mark Ceaser
Q: So with your travels overseas to do training and stuff, how does that compare to the training that you've done here in the States?
Training in Japan and the UK is eye-opening; they embrace us with open arms and share knowledge more freely than the restrictive environment often found in the US.

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The content features in-depth discussions focused on traditional martial arts and the journeys of martial artists, informed by both well-known figures and lesser-known practitioners. Each episode typically highlights themes such as mentorship, the blending of traditional and sport martial arts, personal growth through training, and the importance of community within the martial arts sphere. The conversations often weave together personal anecdotes with broader lessons applicable both on and off the mat, emphasizing the holistic benefits of martial arts training in life.

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2. Conversations on Karate
3. The Invisible Sensei
4. The BJJ Fanatics Podcast
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Recent guests on whistlekick Martial Arts Radio include:

1. Karen Chandler
2. Melvin Wells
3. Tashi Mark
4. DJ Jeandell
5. Brandon Rousseau
6. Cory Anderson
7. Malia Cropper
8. Jason Brick

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