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Join us on this podcast episode, where martial arts isn't just about kicks and punches – it's a journey that reveals the best and sometimes the unexpected in us. Hanshi Carl Long, whose martial arts journey started at the ripe age of 12, had a father, a Korean War veteran, who brought a karate instructor to their local area. He started his training in Okinawan Shorin Ryu Karate. But the martial arts passion runs deep in Carl's family. His grandfather was a Golden Gloves boxer, and they shared an unbreakable bond. Back in the '50s and '60s, martial arts were the rage among rough-and-tumble young adults and kids. Karate classes were hardcore, with military-style training both on and off the base. It was the wild, wild world of martial arts! Carl Long has since trained in many styles since, and firmly believes that martial arts is a filter, allowing only the best to rise to the top. So, whether you're a seasoned martial artist or just someone curious about self-discovery through martial arts, join us as Carl Long shares his captivating journey. It's a testament to the power of martial arts, where the best of us shines through, and sometimes, surprises await just around the corner!

In this episode, Craig Wharem is joined by three youth assistant instructors as they discuss many topics that concern youth today. Craig sits down to talk to Katahdin "Kat" Gould and Noah Weisberg from Mark Warners' Professional Martial Arts Academy as well as Sam Van-Gils from Karate International. Together they discuss how they each got involved in the martial arts, what keeps them training, and instruction.

Welcome to another captivating episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio! Today we're diving into the world of martial arts through the inspiring journey of Sensei Kyle Doan. In this episode, we're stepping back in time to Sensei Kyle's childhood, where his profound connection with martial arts began to take root. Imagine a six-year-old discovering Matsukaze Budokai, at Pinewind Martial Arts – a blend of timeless tradition and pragmatic combat principles. This style isn't just about physical prowess; it's a way of life that intertwines body, mind, and soul. Growing up immersed in the ethos of Budo and the warrior's path, Sensei Kyle has molded himself into a very talented martial artist. But the journey wasn't solitary – was there a familial hand guiding his first steps into the dojo? Tune in as we uncover the role his parents played, or didn't play, in his formative years of training. One of the most compelling aspects of this episode is Sensei Kyle's advocacy for preserving traditional martial arts. In a world of evolving combat techniques, his resolute belief in upholding these time-honored practices adds a layer of depth to our understanding of his martial arts' ever-evolving landscape. Whether you're a dedicated martial artist or simply curious about the profound philosophies that underscore the art, this podcast is your gateway. Sensei Kyle's passion, his dedication, and his wisdom offer a unique perspective on martial arts as a discipline, a way of life, and a wellspring of insights applicable to all facets of existence. Get ready to be inspired, enlightened, and moved by the power of martial arts – only on Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio! You can find out more about Sensei Kyle Doan at: Tik Tok: kdoan3 Facebook: theonlykdoan

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk all about social media's pros and cons, in regards to martial artists. Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Youtube, as well as other social media platforms have been growing in popularity for many years. But with this growth comes ups and downs.

In today's episode, we have an extraordinary journey to share with you. Join us as we step onto the mat with a remarkable individual who has dedicated their life to mastering the art of combat – Professor Gino Traballano. In this captivating conversation, Jeremy chats with Professor Traballano as he pulls back the curtain on his primary martial art, Savate, and provides a front-row seat to his journey of skill, determination, and unwavering passion. His initiation into the world of martial arts began at the age of 14 when he embarked on a path that led him to unexpected places. As he found his way to the world of Savate, Professor Traballano's story takes an intriguing turn. He shares how he overcame initial challenges, defying his parents' wishes against karate and ultimately embracing the complexity and finesse of Muay Thai and international kick boxing. Transitioning into Savate at 16, his dedication and grit became evident as he carved his place in this combat art form. Tune in as we unravel Professor Traballano's journey, where the path of martial arts intersected with his family's concerns and his unyielding determination to thrive in the ring. This episode paints a vivid picture of his diverse training background, his proficiency in various styles, and the unique world of Savate that truly stole his heart. So, tighten your wraps and get ready to be inspired by his dedication to his primary art, as we explore the multifaceted layers of his martial arts odyssey. You can find out more about Professor Traballano: sites.google.com/site/edecombatusa [email protected] On Facebook: Gino Nessuno On Instagram: ginonessuno554 People can also reach out to the US Savate Federation (ussavate.org) or the training station (https://www.thetrainingstationnh.com) and ask to get in touch with him. ✅Subscribe to whistlekick Martial Arts Radio on the following platforms: 🎧Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3mVnZmf 🎧Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yHVdHQ 🎧Google: https://bit.ly/3kLSpo8 ✅You can find whistlekick on all social media platforms using the handle @whistlekick or visit our website at https://www.whistlekick.com or https://www.whistlekickmartialartsradio.com

Since the 1970's Bruce Lee has often been lauded as the best martial artist of all time. We certainly can't deny that he has had an impact on martial arts that was certainly huge. Bruce Lee was certainly an iconic figure in martial arts. His impact can be felt today, through movies, books, and teachings from all over the world. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew discuss if we have placed him on a pedestal, and have made it hard for others to make as big an impact on the world.

Jessie Elva is a Tae Kwon Do practitioner, mom, and Tik Tok Creator. "It was like the beginning of a learning. My second dan represented to me healing, and it's all part of a journey. But it was always more than just martial arts to me." Jeremy sits down with Jessie Elva and discusses her training, what it was like to work through her second dan test, emotional setbacks, PTSD, and her work with nunchaku. Connect with Jessie at: Facebook: Jessie Elva TikTok: Jessie Elva Instagram: Jessie Elva YouTube: Zukuari-Eye Martial Artist

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about the upcoming Martial Summit event in Keene, NH (November 9-12, 2023) and why it's something that everyone needs. You can find more about it on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1270425807017750 Martial Summit is going to be the largest event that Whistlekick has ever run, and there are so many events planned that there are sure to be so many that you will enjoy, that it's almost silly to not be there. In this episode Jeremy and Andrew discuss some of the events, and why this type of event is one everyone needs in their life. ✅Subscribe to whistlekick Martial Arts Radio on the following platforms: 🎧Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3mVnZmf 🎧Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yHVdHQ 🎧Google: https://bit.ly/3kLSpo8 ✅You can find whistlekick on all social media platforms using the handle @whistlekick or visit our website at https://www.whistlekick.com or https://www.whistlekickmartialartsradio.com

In this episode Jeremy Lesniak and co-host Andrew Adams are joined by Victor Guarino to talk about how things went with our first sponsor, Kataaro. They discuss everything from why they were looking for sponsors, how the decided whom to contact, and how things went overall. After listening to the episode it would be excited for us to know your thoughts about it. Comment down below! ✅Subscribe to whistlekick Martial Arts Radio on the following platforms: 🎧Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3mVnZmf 🎧Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yHVdHQ 🎧Google: https://bit.ly/3kLSpo8 ✅You can find whistlekick on all social media platforms using the handle @whistlekick or visit our website at https://www.whistlekick.com or https://www.whistlekickmartialartsradio.com

Sensei Chris Hanson is a Martial Arts practitioner and instructor at Karate Unity Ontario Canada as well as a YouTube channel. Sensei Chris Hanson's goal at Karate Unity is to build community through cross training in other arts and combat sports. However, this philosophy hasn't struck gold with everyone he has come across. In this episode, Sensei Hanson talks about his philosophy around training, cross training, and how he has worked to overcome people not wishing him success. You can follow Sensei Hanson and Karate Unity on the following media platforms: https://youtube.com/@KarateUnity https://facebook.com/karateunitycanada/ https://instagram.com/karateunity

In this episode, co-host Andrew Adams is joined by Victor Guarino and Craig Wharem to talk about whether styles have relevance in martial arts any more. When we talk martial arts, we often go to words like Karate, Jiu Jitsu, Aikido, Tae Kwon Do, Kung Fu, etc. And even within these words, we often break them down into smaller groups like Shotokan, Goju Ryu, Shorin Ryu, etc. At one point these differences really made a difference, but do they now? Listen and hear their thoughts and comment your thoughts below!

Mr. James Twyman is a Martial Arts practitioner and Film Director from the United Kingdom. I go by the Mantra: eek first to understand before being understood." Because that's when you start getting information. That's when you can start making the difference and you can start affecting change in behavior. Mr. Jay Cooper - Episode 834 Racism has no place in the modern world, yet unfortunately, it still exists. At 13, Mr. James Twyman began training in martial arts to gain confidence after being physically attacked due to racism. On a positive note, James befriended a former bully who asked him to seriously train him in martial arts. Mr. James Twyman is a film director from the United Kingdom, who was significantly influenced by Jackie Chan. James even called himself "Blacky Chan" as he grew up watching all his movies. Mr. Twyman's current show can be found on Amazon, entitled "Ringside". In this episode, Mr. James Twyman highlights the importance of empathy and understanding in bullying situations, and how martial arts can provide individuals with the confidence and skills needed to defend themselves while fostering self-discipline and patience. Mr. Twyman's story is a powerful reminder that people can rise above their circumstances and find success when they pursue their passions and remain resilient in the face of adversity. Show notes You can follow Mr. James Twyman on the following social media platforms: Instagram: Twy_guy Tik Tok: Afrotwy mybook.to/LMTTD Check out Mr. James Twyman's new show: RINGSIDE: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TSSGXQV

In this episode, co-host Andrew Adams is joined by Victor Guarino and Craig Wharem and they talk about Martial Arts for Non Martial Artists. When someone thinks about martial arts, they often focus on the physical aspects of training, such as self-defense or building strength. However, martial arts offer numerous benefits, which extend beyond the dojo. In this episode, co-host Andrew Adams is joined by Victor Guarino and Craig Wharem and they talk about Martial Arts for Non Martial Artists. Andrew, Victor, and Craig explore the various benefits that martial arts training can offer individuals who are not involved in the martial arts world. These benefits include the sense of community and camaraderie that martial arts provide, the physical and mental skills that can be developed through training, and the versatility of martial arts as a hobby that can be enjoyed at any age. After listening to the episode it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Comment down below!

Mr. Jay Cooper is a martial arts practitioner and instructor at HAVOC JKD in Canada. It's not about fighting anymore. Unless you are in a violent profession or you're a violent man, you're not going to get involved in fights all the time anyway. Self-defense is far from being one of the most important things that a martial art will give you. Mr. Jay Cooper - Episode 834 Martial arts and pop culture have a unique and intertwined relationship that has captivated enthusiasts for decades. From the epic battles of Star Wars to the discipline and honor of the samurai, these two worlds have influenced and inspired each other in countless ways. Mr. Jay Cooper talks about when martial arts were first introduced, it was almost a privilege to be able to practice. Now, it's much more accessible, but that accessibility has also led to a decrease in the specialness of being able to study martial arts. In this episode, Jay Cooper talks about the overlap between martial arts and nerdism, specifically the influence of the Samurai on Star Wars, especially the Jedi. Jay Cooper, an Englishman turned Canadian, is a martial artist and host of the YouTube channel, Reality Check With Jay Cooper. He has a deep passion for martial arts and has been involved in various styles throughout his life. Show notes You can follow Mr. Jay Cooper on the following social media platforms:

In this episode, Jeremy and guest, Stephen Watson, have a conversation about Martial Arts. Conversations With Stephen Watson - Episode 832 Small actions can have a big impact not only in training but also in life. In this conversation, Jeremy and guest, Stephen Watson, discuss the importance of finding joy in simple activities, such as swinging on a swing set or taking off your shoes and connecting with the earth. He emphasizes the value of small actions and how they can have a big impact on our overall well-being. Stephen also talks about the importance of storytelling and how our interpretations of events can shape our experiences. Stephen Watson is a martial arts instructor and owner of Someday Farms studio in Connecticut. He has been practicing martial arts for over 20 years and has a deep understanding of the philosophy and principles behind the practice. After listening to the episode it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Comment down below!

Dr. Kobey Schwayder is a Martial Arts practitioner and instructor at Brattleboro Yongmudo. Teaching excites me and it makes me look really hard at whatever topic I'm teaching and not look at just from my point. Trying to look at it from someone else's point of view and in a way gives me a much deeper understanding of what it is that I'm doing. And a much greater understanding and enjoyment of what I'm doing. Dr. Kobey Schwayder - Episode 832 Borrowing and integrating techniques from different martial arts is not a new thing. Dr. Kobey Schwayder is a strong advocate for cross-training in martial arts. He believes that by exploring other martial arts and learning from different instructors, practitioners can gain valuable insights and expand their skill set. Dr. Schwayder also teaches a self-defense class at Brattleboro Yongmudo, which he sees as a way to get people interested in protecting themselves and to introduce them to the idea of using their bodies in new and effective ways. In this episode, Dr. Kobey Schwayder talks about his journey to the Martial Arts and why cross-training can give martial artists a broader perspective and develop a well-rounded approach to their training. Besides martial arts, Dr. Schwayder holds a Ph.D. in Linguistics from the University of Pennsylvania (2015). However, after facing difficulties in finding jobs in the ever-dwindling academic job market, he chose to leave academia to pursue his hobbies as a career. In 2020, he launched Vermont Vermouth, which makes craft vermouth using local ingredients. Dr. Schwayder is also passionate about cooking, baking, and playing the viola da gamba. Show notes You can follow Dr. Kobey Schwayder on the following social media platforms: FB/IG @BrattleboroYongmudo brattleboroyongmudo.com

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew discuss how people can find their true martial arts family. Finding Your Martial Arts Family - Episode 831 Finding a community where we feel motivated and comfortable can lead to forming personal connections with others. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew discuss how people can find their true martial arts family. They suggest that individuals should start by identifying what they are looking for in a school beyond just the style or methodology of training, such as the school's culture and the instructor's teaching style. After listening to the episode, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don't forget to drop them in the comment section down below!

Mr. Dean Franco is a Martial Arts instructor, practitioner, and host for the FMA Discussion Podcast. I had no way of advertising it or releasing it or showing it to the masses. So I just continued developed it around my training partners and students. So what is Blade Tech today? It was very defensive initially and it's now comprehensive. ","resolvedBy":"embedly","width":"600","height":"90","providerName":"Libsyn"}" data-block-type="22"> Mr. Dean Franco - Episode 830 Learning martial arts before the internet was challenging, especially if you were looking for convenient ways to learn, such as video tutorials. Fortunately, Mr. Dean Franco was able to take advantage of modern technologies for his system. He discussed the impact of the early internet and DVD lessons on martial arts training, which he considers a crucial time for those looking to learn and study martial arts outside of traditional dojo settings. Mr. Dean Franco shares how he discovered and fell in love with Filipino martial arts, which he now considers his major. He also produced the FMA Discussion podcast, creating a virtual library for the Filipino martial arts community. In this episode, Mr. Dean Franco talks about his journey in martial arts. He emphasizes the importance of his TaeKwonDo background in his martial arts journey, which helped him appreciate the JKD philosophy and kickboxing techniques he later studied. Show notes You can follow Mr. Dean Franco on the following social media platforms: Facebook - Dean Franco Instagram- @dean.8553 Youtube channel - FMA Discussion

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about Why We Don't Pay For Guests. Why We Don't Pay For Guests - Episode 829 Maintaining integrity and authenticity in media is crucial, especially in a world where money can easily compromise these values. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew explain their policy of not paying guests to appear on the show. They believe that when money is involved, it can compromise the quality of the content and lead to biases or ulterior motives. Additionally, they discuss their decision to not share their download numbers publicly, as they believe this information should be reserved for attracting sponsors only. After listening to the episode, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don't forget to drop them in the comment section down below!

Grandmaster Eddie Minyard is a Martial Arts practitioner, instructor, and author. We've got a few more cute little marks on our belts and, you know, maybe, maybe on the uniform in the sides for some folks. But the bottom line is we're white belts with experience… Grandmaster Eddie Minyard - Episode 828 There are various forms and styles of TaeKwonDo and there are different approaches to training and competition. Grandmaster Eddie Minyard draws on his extensive experience to discuss different styles and approaches in martial arts. Grandmaster Eddie Minyard, introduced to Judo in the beginning, became a Grandmaster in TaeKwonDo and has been recognized by prestigious organizations. He has taught and coached law enforcement officers, first responders, military personnel, and numerous students across the United States. He has also incorporated meditation into his Taekwon-Do practice, sharing its benefits with others. In this podcast episode, Grandmaster Eddie Minyard shares his insights on the importance of choice and open-mindedness in martial arts and in life. He emphasizes the need to honor tradition while also challenging it, highlighting the importance of evolution and growth in any discipline. Grandmaster Minyard also discusses his role as a consultant and author, focusing on topics such as health, meditation, and personal growth. Show notes You can follow Grandmaster Eddie Minyard on the following social media platforms: YouTube Facebook Twitter

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about Handling Distractions in Class. Handling Distractions in Class - Episode 827 Distractions can be a common occurrence in a martial arts class and a classic example is flatulence. As an instructor or a student, how should distractions be handled in martial arts classes? In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about Handling Distractions in Class. Handling distractions in martial arts classes is an essential skill for any teacher. By prioritizing the group's education, instructors can think of better ways to handle distractions in class. After listening to the episode, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don't forget to drop them in the comment section down below ✅Subscribe to whistlekick Martial Arts Radio on the following platforms: 🎧Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3mVnZmf 🎧Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yHVdHQ 🎧Google: https://bit.ly/3kLSpo8 ✅You can find whistlekick on all social media platforms using the handle @whistlekick or visit our website at https://www.whistlekick.com or https://www.whistlekickmartialartsradio.com This episode is sponsored by Safest Family on the Block by Jason Brick Jason Brick has dedicated himself to teaching others to apply their skills to protect their family and loved ones. Begin the journey to becoming the "Safest Family on the Block" with his book, "101 Tips, Tricks, Hacks, and Habits to Keep Your Family Safe". Use the code: whistlekick23 to receive 25% off! See everything they have to offer for yourself by visiting: www.safestfamilyontheblock.org Follow their socials: @thesafestfamilyontheblock (Instagram) facebook.com/SafestFamilyontheBlock

Mr. Rokas Leo is a martial arts practitioner, instructor, and co-organizer of the Ultimate Self-Defense Championship. I didn't know what Aikido is before I went in there. Just a friend of mine was like, Hey, let's go try it together. And I went in and part of that, I saw the swords. I was like, hell yeah, I'm going to learn swords and hand to hand fighting… Mr. Rokas Leo - Episode 826 Evaluating the effectiveness of the discipline you have always trained in is important, but it can be difficult. Mr. Rokas Leo had a passion for Aikido until he realized that it wasn't the best discipline for self-defense. Mr. Leo's martial arts journey began with his interest in traditional martial arts, particularly the samurai and their swords. He was then invited to try Aikido, which he fell in love with from the first day. However, Mr. Leo eventually felt like he had hit a plateau in his training and was struggling to find new challenges within Aikido. This led him to explore other martial arts disciplines and training methods, which he found to be more effective and fulfilling. In this conversation, Mr. Rokas Leo talks about his Aikido journey and the success of the crowdfunding campaign for season two of his martial arts competition series, Ultimate Self Defense Championship. Mr. Rokas Leo is a co-organizer of the Ultimate Self-Defense Championship. Show notes You can follow Mr Rokas Leo on the following social media platforms: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCazByhbmztoIg6ZKeI25PGw https://www.instagram.com/rokas_martialartsjourney/ This episode is sponsored by Safest Family on the Block by Jason Brick Jason Brick has dedicated himself to teaching others to apply their skills to protect their family and loved ones. Begin the journey to becoming the "Safest Family on the Block" with his book, "101 Tips, Tricks, Hacks, and Habits to Keep Your Family Safe". Use the code: whistlekick23 to receive 25% off! See everything they have to offer for yourself by visiting: www.safestfamilyontheblock.org Follow their socials: o @ thesafestfamilyontheblock (Instagram) o facebook.com/SafestFamilyontheBlock

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew use a word association game to see if Jeremy can relate random words to martial arts! Martial Arts Word Association 7 - Episode 825 Here at whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, we like to mix things up once in a while. We're going to do "Martial Arts Word Association" where Andrew gives Jeremy a random word that he could connect to martial arts. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew discuss randomly generated topics from FM Radio to Mail. Find out how they relate it to martial arts! After listening to the episode, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don't forget to drop them in the comment section down below!

Sensei Aaron Hoopes is a Martial Arts practitioner and chief instructor at Dragon Mountain Kung Fu School. Kids need to be out outside, they need to have their feet on the ground. And then teach them whatever they can do to move and stretch and breathe. I mean, it's sad that we have to even introduce that to our kids… Sensei Aaron Hoopes - Episode 824 Breathing is an essential part of nourishing our bodies. Sensei Aaron Hoopes explains that it is also crucial in martial arts training to reduce stress and anxiety, enhance physical performance, and promote overall well-being. Sensei Aaron Hoopes is the author of the book Zen Yoga: A Path to Enlightenment through Breathing, Movement and Meditation. Balancing yin and yang energies can promote relaxation and well-being and help individuals navigate challenging situations with more ease and clarity. Sensei Hoopes practices Tai Chi and traditional Shotokan Karate and is the author of seven books about meditation. He is also the chief instructor at Dragon Mountain Kung Fu School. As a passionate gardener, he grows much of what he eats, reflecting his commitment to healthy food. In this episode, Sensei Aaron Hoopes shares his insights on martial arts as a way of life, the importance of breathing and its relationship to energy circulation, Taoist philosophy, and Zen Yoga. He is passionate about connecting with nature and gardening, so listen to learn more! Show notes You can follow Sensei Hoopes on social media through his Instagram (@reconnecting_to_the_earth), YouTube (@zenyoga), and Twitter (@zen17) This episode is sponsored by Safest Family on the Block by Jason Brick

In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams take on a special edition of the Rapid Fire Question and Answers. Rapid Fire Q&A #24 - Episode 823 Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams tackle a series of questions, comments, and reviews from you, the listeners, and some guests in the form of a Rapid Fire Q&A. Here are some of the questions they tried to answer: What class or topic should instructors look into that they probably aren't? What 3 word would you use to define yourself as a martial arts practitioner and why? Listen to the episode for more questions! After listening to the questions and answers, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don't forget to drop them in the comment section below!

Mr. Da'Mon Stith is a martial arts practitioner, instructor, and president of the Historical African Martial Arts Association. I knew that I wanted to be a Martial Arts instructor. I didn't know how I was gonna get there, you know? Because I had just stepped away from the class. But at that point in time I knew that was something that I wanted to do. Mr. Da'Mon Stith - Episode 822 Martial arts practices vary across the globe, each country contributing its unique style. While popular Asian martial arts are widely known and celebrated, African martial arts remain relatively obscure. President of the Historical African Martial Arts Association, Mr. Da'Mon Stith has dedicated his passion to the exploration and preservation of African martial arts. Mr. Stith's interest in African martial arts was sparked when he discovered that such practices existed and were not well-known. Mr. Stith's interest in martial arts began at the age of six, when his father gifted him a toy sword. As a child, he would watch martial arts movies and then reenact them with other kids in his neighborhood. However, due to asthma, he turned to martial arts after playing football. From toy sword, Mr. Stith is the Chief Instructor and Founder of Guild of the Silent Sword. In this episode, Mr. Da'Mon Stith provides insights into his journey of exploring martial arts and his desire to learn more about the cultural and historical significance of African martial arts. He highlights the importance of community and collaboration in martial arts and emphasizes the need to support and learn from each other. Tune in to learn more about his passion for African martial arts. Show notes You may check out more about Mr. Da'Mon Stith: www.hamaassociation.wordpress.com www.youtube.com/c/DaMonStith www.instagram.com/damonstith/ This episode is sponsored by Kataaro.com

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about the Roots of Bullying and how to deal with it properly. The Roots of Bullying - Episode 821 What is the root cause of bullying? Schools have been trying to address bullying but it continues to persist. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about the Roots of Bullying and how to deal with it properly. They also discuss why advocating for teaching children self-defense and conflict resolution skills is a better way than policies against violence. Jeremy and Andrew also talk about why it's important to acknowledge the existence of bullying and working to address it in a constructive manner. After listening to the episode, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don't forget to drop them in the comment section down below!