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Hosted by JJ Jones · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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Welcome to the Maximum Efforts Podcast Network, home to a diverse lineup of podcasts covering sumo, history, and whatever else we feel like diving into—with both maximum effort and minimum effort when the moment calls for it.🎙 Echoes: A Sumo History Podcast – Exploring the untold history of sumo in America and beyond, with hosts Nathan (Honu Sumo) and Jake (Grand Sumo Breakdown). From early Japanese American sumo clubs to legendary yokozuna crossing the Pacific, we break down the moments that shaped the sport outside Japan.🎙 Why Sumo? – A podcast where we ask wrestlers, fans, and experts one simple question: Why sumo? Their answers take us on a journey through the sport’s culture, personal connections, and global impact.🎙 Minimum Effort Podcast – The show where we put in the bare minimum and see what happens. From casual chats to deep-dive debates, expect anything and everything—with as little effort as possible.More shows coming soon—sometimes with maximum effort, sometimes with m
JJ Jones hosts Echoes: A Sumo History Podcast, a history show with 11 episodes published.
Join us for the riveting series finale of “Echoes: A Sumo History Podcast,” where hosts Nathan from Honu Sumo and Jake from Grand Sumo Breakdown bare all in a raw and uncut discussion. This episode isn’t just a wrap-up;
In this powerful episode, we trace the incredible journeys of Kibei, Japanese Americans who crossed the Pacific to pursue lives, and sumo careers, in Japan. We cover a wide span of history, from before WWI through WWII a
Join us in this enlightening companion episode of “Echoes: A Sumo History Podcast” as we explore the crucial role of Densho in our research. We’re thrilled to feature Brian Niiya, the content director of Densho, who prov
This episode takes us on a wild ride as Nathan finally reveals the information he’s been keeping from Jj and Jake. While digging through archival records, he uncovered some absolute gold… and some frustrating dead ends.
Bud Mukaye was a powerhouse of pre-war sumo, dominating California’s sumo scene and shaping the sport for generations. From his early days as a multi-sport athlete to leading Nanka Sumo and taking on top competitors, his
In this episode of Echoes, we explore the generational shift in pre-war Japanese American sumo, as the Issei (first-generation immigrants) began stepping back and the Nisei (second-generation) took center stage. Through
In this episode of Echoes: A Sumo History Podcast, we explore degeiko—the practice of traveling for training—and how sumo crisscrossed the Pacific in the early 20th century. From Yokozuna embassies to world expos, we tra
Join us on “Echoes: A Sumo History Podcast” for our very first episode, where hosts Nathan and Jake Danger, together with producer JJ Jones, dive deep into the motivations behind this enlightening series. Episode Zero ad
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Echoes: A Sumo History Podcast is hosted by JJ Jones. The show is categorised under history (news) and has published 11 episodes.
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