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Recorded April 4, 2020. In the first half of the podcast we discuss what’s happening with our dojo during the COVID-19 crisis and how we are bringing ourselves together while physically apart. In the second half, we enter our time machine to discuss a 1979 interview of Kanai Sensei that touched on "true budo" and "budo people".
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In this episode, we begin to explore the unpublished written works of Kanai Sensei as a foundation for a discussion of what Aikido is (and is not), what budo means in Aikido, and what we are seeking through our Aikido practice. Please note that this episode may not be suitable for the kids, becaus…
Ricky's synopsis: "You know when you go out with your boss for drinks after work, and you can ask anything? This is that, originally recorded in July of 2016 but hauntingly appropriate today. Warning, this is adult-themed (just on the funny side) and there is one BEEP. Wait for it. Enjoy."
Hosted by Ricky Berger and featuring David Halprin Shihan.
In this episode, David Halprin Shihan and Jo Birdsong Shihan explore their views of Aikido and etiquette in the context of their experiences with many of O Sensei's uchi-deshi. Join us as we discuss run-ins with Steven Segeal, learn the true meaning of "going to Chicago," (a story which David Hal…
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