Kris Wilder's Martial Secrets

Abraham Mazlow, A comfortable life, The orientation of the mind, Monkeys, Group Protocols, Stories, And well, tons more. Warning – you will stay up late ruminating over Rory’s words. Listen at your own risk.

Rory Miller on criminals, rights, ignorant, and stupid behavior – and a contextual refinement of Hope. Stand back as Rory take you on a ride to reshape the pablum you are fed on a daily basis. Oh, and “Violence never solved anything.” – trust us this will make sense when you listen. ADULT THEMES

You know what makes Hannibal, and Dexter, scary?  The same thing that makes Ted Bundy, and Gary Ridgeway (The Green River Killer) scary.  Process.  Join Marc “Animal” MacYoung as he breaks down evil and the process of evil.

Resource Predator – yup, you are nothing but a resource to the criminal. How does that distinction effect the way you are dealt with by a criminal, and how you should deal with this form of crime. You ever think of yourself as a, “Walking ATM.” as Marc calls you, or are you a sentient being with inherent rights that need to be protected?  Well, yes, and no…

Marc “Animal” MacYoung

After a weekend in Seattle Marc hit the Podcast airwaves to talk about Orientation, an element of threat assessment that is not worked over enough.  So Marc gives it, the ol’ breakdown.  Take a listen, take some notes, enjoy.

The last of a three part series with Datu Kelly Worden.  If you thought the last two episodes where blunt, wait until you feel the blunt force trauma that is waiting for you as Datu spells out the failures of society today and what we as people are turning into.  Plus other topics including Bruce Lee, and Master Remy Presas.

The topics come fast and deep.  Kelly talks about Jesse Glover – a student of Bruce Lee.  The Military, Cops, and Teachers.  Our status as Sheepel (that is sheep and people folks) all wrapped up in American culture and self-defense.  Not one to mince his words you will find a clarity of thought and a direct purpose to his words.  Enjoy.

We begin by a tip of the cap to a common martial arts friend who died recently. Then Kelly talks about his martial arts background and the evolution of his art, “Natural Spirit.” Rolling with a few folks – including his family members, and the constituents of timing, distance, and other such good stuff.  Hang on people as a man with clear opinions, and the history/skills to back it up, tells you about his world.

Funerals, and how an event surrounding a dojo death provided a little insight, or a least an interesting idea. The dreaded phrase, “Don’t Know.” The oddly rewarding yet slightly awkward salutation of, “They say hi.” and finally the registration form, and how it is used.