Listen now! Mr. Joe Walker is a multiple-time world champion martial artist with more than 54 years of experience. In this podcast, we talk about his start in judo, why judo teachers had more students than karate teachers in the early 1960s and how karate took over, his experience training with Grandmaster Robert Trias, how… Continue reading Episode 04 – Joe Walker
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The Martial Arts Podcast
Episode 03 – Eddy Parker
Listen to this podcast! (right click, Save Link As…) Mr. Eddy Parker opened up with me about a variety of topics: How his uncle trained him old-school in martial arts without him even realizing it until later How he blew people away with kung fu in a sparring tournament Why the martial arts are like a… Continue reading Episode 03 – Eddy Parker
Help! My Podcast Won’t Work Because I Don’t Have An Enclosure Tag
Look, I’ll be honest. I just started podcasting last month, so I don’t know all of the ins and outs of it yet. But last week, when I tried to push my new episode live, I hit a snag. The post appeared in my FeedBurner feed, but it wasn’t iTunes wasn’t updating appropriately. The link… Continue reading Help! My Podcast Won’t Work Because I Don’t Have An Enclosure Tag
Episode 02 – Steve Aldus – The Martial Arts Podcast
Listen to this podcast I sit down with Steve Aldus – who teaches me the Chinese martial arts of tai chi chuan and Hsing-i chuan – to talk about what it was like learning martial arts in Hong Kong in the 1970s. We also talk about how, when he came back to America, he was… Continue reading Episode 02 – Steve Aldus – The Martial Arts Podcast
The Martial Arts Podcast, Episode 1 – Dave Hawkey
Listen to this podcast In the first-ever edition of The Martial Arts Podcast, I sit down with my karate instructor, Dave Hawkey. Mr. Hawkey talks about how he got started in martial arts, as well as the types of things he was seeing in Japan, Okinawa and the Philippines in the 1970s. Subscribe on iTunes!