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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.
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- Sep 21, 2026
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Episode 1164 - Matt Barnes (opens the original)
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SUMMARY In this conversation, Matt Barnes shares his extensive journey through martial arts, beginning with his childhood interest in judo and evolving through various styles including Kempo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He discusses the importance of mentorship, the evolution of Kempo, and the impact of online resources on martial arts education. Matt also reflects on his experiences in competition and the growth of a community around sparring and training. He emphasizes the importance of teaching p
Episode 1163 - What Being a Black Belt Really Means: Reality vs Myth (opens the original)
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SUMMARY In this conversation, Jeremy and Andrew are joined by past guest of the show Gerry Disanto to discuss the myths and realities of being a black belt in martial arts. They explore common misconceptions, such as the idea that black belts are perfect or that they have mastered all skills. The discussion also delves into the feelings of imposter syndrome that many martial artists experience, the pressures of being an instructor, and the challenges of balancing personal life with martial arts
Episode 1162 - Rick Barrett (opens the original)
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SUMMARY In this episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, host Andrew Adams speaks with Rick Barrett, a seasoned martial artist with a rich background in Tai Chi and other internal martial arts. They discuss Rick's journey into martial arts, the health benefits he experienced through Tai Chi, and the concept of hemispheric synchronization. Rick shares insights on his experiences in push hands competitions and the importance of integrating body, mind, and spirit in martial arts practice. The con
Episode 1161 - Why Bruce Lee Still Shapes Martial Arts: Even When People Get Him Wrong (opens the original)
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SUMMARY In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew explore the lasting influence of Bruce Lee on martial arts, discussing his unique contributions, the myths surrounding his legacy, and the misinterpretations of his philosophy. They delve into the significance of Jeet Kune Do, the importance of questioning traditional practices, and how Bruce Lee's approach to martial arts continues to inspire modern practitioners. The conversation highlights the need for a nuanced understanding of Bruce Lee's teachings
Episode 1160 - Anastasia Solberg (opens the original)
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SUMMARY In this episode, Anastasia Solberg shares her unique journey in martial arts, beginning with her childhood in Korea and her early experiences in Taekwondo. She discusses her return to training as an adult, the challenges she faced, and her passion for forms and sparring. Anastasia also reflects on her competition experiences and her exploration of other martial arts, culminating in her recent training in Korea. Her story highlights the importance of perseverance, cultural connections, an
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