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Martial Arts
Martial Arts Training
Jiu-Jitsu
Junior Black Belts
Axe Throwing
Age and Rank Standards
Motivation In Martial Arts
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

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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In this episode, Andrew Adams and Jeremy Lesniak delve into the often-debated distinction between martial arts and fighting. They explore the misconceptions surrounding the two, emphasizing that being a martial artist does not inherently ma... more

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In this conversation, Ice Young shares his journey through martial arts, discussing the balance of training for fights while managing various responsibilities, including running a motorcycle club and a martial arts studio. He reflects on hi... more

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In this episode, Andrea Harkins and Andrew Adams engage in a free-flowing conversation about martial arts, social media, and the importance of community engagement. They discuss the evolution of Andrea's social media presence, particularly ... more

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In this conversation, Taqqee Khabir shares his journey into martial arts, influenced by his father's background and his own experiences with competition and injury. He discusses the importance of personal growth, the challenges he faced, an... more

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Recent Guests

Ice Young
Martial artist and founder of KHT Combatives; leader of HCMMC Young; associated with Zodiac Combat Sports
HCMMC / Zodiac Combat Sports
Episode: Episode 1118 - Ice Young
Andrea Harkins
Martial artist and author known as The Martial Arts Woman
Episode: Episode 1117 - Martial Things with Andrea Harkins
Taqqee Khabir
Martial artist and Silat instructor
Close Quarters Combat Academy (CQC Academy)
Episode: Episode 1116 - Taqqee Khabir
Conrad Bui
Martial artist featured guest
Founder/Instructor at TIGATACTICS (partnered with cousin Patrick and Evan Preparis)
Episode: Episode 1114 - Dr. Conrad Bui
Larry Dorsey
Long-time practitioner and student of Ji Han Jae; shared experiences bringing Ji Han Jae to the United States
Sin Moo Hapkido community, Northern California Hapkido Association
Episode: Episode 1113 - Memories of Dojunim Ji Han Jae: Sin Moo Hapkido Founder
Geoff Booth
Student and instructor who trained with Ji Han Jae; traveled for seminars and teaching
Dojunim's circle; Australia and California connections
Episode: Episode 1113 - Memories of Dojunim Ji Han Jae: Sin Moo Hapkido Founder
Brittany Searles
Martial artist guest on the show
Self
Episode: Episode 1112 - Brittany Searles
Collin Lieberman
Multi-disciplined martial artist, owner of Centerline Martial Arts (Ithaca, NY)
Centerline Martial Arts
Episode: Episode 1110 - Collin Lieberman
Jesús Jiménez
Karate sensei and martial artist from Puerto Rico with experience in Ishiro Ryu, Hyakushinkai, and Kabudo; discussed early training, teaching, and philosophy.
Puerto Rico, Ishiro Ryu; Hyakushinkai; Kabudo practice
Episode: Episode 1108 - Sensei Jesús Jiménez

Hosts

Jeremy Lesniak
Host and founder at Whistlekick, Jeremy has a passion for traditional martial arts and bringing diverse voices within the community together.
Andrew Adams
Co-host and producer, involved in event promotion and bringing the podcast's vision to life.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 283 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 States2 years 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
    Australia3 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 States4 years ago

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Many praise the quality of the interviews, finding them engaging and full of insights that resonate with everyday challenges.
The podcast is recognized for its commitment to inclusivity and diversity within the martial arts community.
Listeners appreciate the depth of conversations and the personal stories shared by guests.
The content appeals to both martial arts practitioners and those interested in general life lessons and personal development.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 1117 - Martial Things with Andrea Harkins
Q: What has surprised you about the responses to your questions on social media?
Responses have often been mixed and insightful, with people sharing deep histories and personal perspectives that broaden understanding beyond one's own views.
Episode 1117 - Martial Things with Andrea Harkins
Q: Do you think you can be a great martial artist without competing, and does competition make you better?
Yes, it's possible to be great without competing, and competition can challenge you in unique ways, but it's not the sole measure of greatness. People pursue martial arts for many reasons beyond fighting, and that can still lead to growth and mastery.
Episode 1114 - Dr. Conrad Bui
Q: What is the PRO method and why is it important?
PRO stands for Protect yourself, Reposition, and Offense. It's a high-percentage, low-risk framework developed by integrating insights from multiple martial arts and real-world testing; it aims to give practitioners practical, repeatable steps to increase their odds of safely handling threats.
Episode 1114 - Dr. Conrad Bui
Q: How did your martial arts journey begin and who helped shape it?
I started with a family history in various disciplines, moved through Tae Kwon Do, Jeet Kune Do, and Silat Surak, and was deeply influenced by mentors like Uncle Bill and Uncle Wayne, who exposed me to Ba Gua, Kali, and other arts, shaping a lifelong habit of learning and cross-training.
Episode 1102 - Sensei Ronnie Cimorosi
Q: What kept you so engaged in martial arts?
He shares that as he trained, his motivation shifted from wanting to be the best fighter to embracing the discipline and community aspect of martial arts.

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Focused on the traditional martial arts, the show features in-depth conversations with a wide variety of practitioners, educators, and influential figures within the martial arts community. Topics range from personal journeys and philosophical insights to the technicalities of various martial arts disciplines, including Taekwondo, Karate, Hapkido, Capoeira, and more. The format encourages guests to share their stories and experiences, highlighting the personal growth and community aspects of martial arts. The emphasis on inclusivity and the diverse backgrounds of the guests make it a unique platform for listeners, whether they are seasoned practitioners or newcomers to the martial arts world.

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Recent guests on whistlekick Martial Arts Radio include:

1. Ice Young
2. Andrea Harkins
3. Taqqee Khabir
4. Conrad Bui
5. Larry Dorsey
6. Geoff Booth
7. Brittany Searles
8. Collin Lieberman

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