whistlekick Martial Arts Radio

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.

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

I am rather new to the world of martial arts and I stumbled onto this podcast and I am so grateful! The guests and discussions have enriched my study and my approach to karate.

One of the weird things about training in the martial arts is that because there are so many, the chances of meeting another martial artist of the same style and who shares the same practices you do (that didn’t go to your school or have the same instructor) can sometimes be challenging, especially in some parts of the world and with less mainstream styles. Plus, there can be a lot of petty, unnecessary squabbling between styles that divides, rather than unites us (those of you who remember the style wars in the early 90s when UFC was just beginning may well remember one public example; in some ways, little has changed). All this is ironic, since when it comes to the general public, we’re pretty much all the same. So the great thing about this show (and Whistlekick as a entity in general) is that there is something for everyone, as their mission is to unite rather than divide, question rather than grandfather in, respect tradition but not be bound by it. I have listened to the show for years, not just for the quality of the topics and diversity of the guests, but for myriad ways in which it has provided food for thought and ways to think about and enhance my own practice. Give it a listen! You will find a whole community waiting for you.