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Martial Arts Radio is a bi-weekly show featuring interviews and comments on traditional martial arts topics. From the famous to the not-so, we speak to people from all over the world, in every martial arts discipline. Karate, taekwondo, kung fu, jujutsu, BJJ, HEMA, capoeira, FMA, tai chi, tkd, kungfu, kickboxing, arnis, escrima, tangsoodo,kempo, and everything else you can think of. Brought to you by whistlekick.All episodes are copyright Whistlekick, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Actividad Física, Dietas y Nutrición Ejercicio y Actividad Física Higiene y Vida Saludable
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  • Episode 1085 - The Violence Crisis in Children's Schools
    Dec 18 2025

    SUMMARY

    In this conversation, the hosts discuss the troubling incident involving a student named "Maria", who faced disciplinary action after defending herself against an aggressor at school. They explore the implications of zero tolerance policies in educational institutions, the importance of community awareness, and the need for a more nuanced approach to self-defense in schools. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of empowering students to protect themselves and the role of parents and communities in advocating for change.

    In this conversation, the speakers discuss the implications of zero tolerance policies in schools, particularly regarding bullying and violence. They explore the complexities of defining violence, the consequences of these policies on victims, and the role of schools in addressing bullying. The discussion emphasizes the need for community engagement and transparency in school policies to ensure the safety and well-being of students.

    TAKEAWAYS

    • "Maria" did everything right in trying to deescalate the situation.
    • Zero tolerance policies often fail to consider context.
    • Self-defense should not be punished in schools.
    • School administrators need to be held accountable.
    • Students should be empowered to defend themselves.
    • The presence of video evidence can change narratives.
    • Parents must advocate for their children's safety.
    • Indoctrination against self-defense can have dire consequences.
    • Open discussions about violence and safety are necessary.
    • Schools may inadvertently breed victimhood through their policies.
    • Community engagement is crucial in addressing school safety issues.
    • Parents should demand transparency regarding school policies.
    • The consequences of bullying are often not adequately addressed by schools.
    • Self-defense should not be punished in the context of zero tolerance policies.
    • Schools often prioritize their image over student safety.
    • Educating communities about school policies can lead to positive change.
    • Real consequences for bullying and violence are necessary to change school culture.
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  • Episode 1084 - Steve Pearlman
    Dec 15 2025

    SUMMARY

    In this conversation, Steve Pearlman discusses the principles of martial arts, emphasizing the importance of understanding Newton's third law of motion and how it applies to martial arts training. He shares his experiences of training, the joy of community, and the role of humor in martial arts. The discussion also covers the evolution of training perspectives, the significance of confidence over mere skills in self-defense, and the philosophical approach to avoiding fights. Pearlman reflects on his journey from being a technique collector to understanding deeper principles and theories in martial arts, highlighting the impact of cross-training on his understanding of the art. Pearlman also discusses the journey of writing about martial arts, the need for a comprehensive martial arts canon, and the significance of community within the martial arts world. The dialogue highlights the unique nature of martial artists as individuals who engage in selfless acts for the growth of others, fostering a deeper understanding of their craft.

    TAKEAWAYS

    • Newton's third law of motion applies to martial arts.

    • Training should be enjoyable and community-oriented.

    • Early training can be serious, but it evolves over time.

    • Training should focus on principles, not just techniques.

    • Cross-training reveals universal principles across martial arts.

    • Understanding body movement is crucial in martial arts.

    • Theoretical knowledge must translate into practical skills.

    • Depth in training is more beneficial than surface-level exposure.

    • Finding a good teacher and system is essential for growth.

    • Principles should guide martial arts practice rather than just styles.

    • The martial arts community lacks a definitive text akin to 'The Art of War.'

    To purchase the books discussed in todays interview, please visit:
    Martial Theory: Pearlman Ph.D., Steve: 9781735942223: Amazon.com: Books

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    Dec 13 2025

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