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Exploring Aikido, philosophy and practice kitothecity.substack.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Aikido is a Matter of the Heart" (29 May 2026, 43 minutes), "Aikido is Misogi" (21 May 2026, 1 minute), and "Mastering the pen (and the sword, just in case)" (20 May 2026, 69 minutes).
Ki to the City publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 93 episodes.
Booking probability for Ki to the City is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ki to the City requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ki to the City's contact route on record: public web form.
Ki to the City is a religion podcast with 93 episodes published.
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<p>This is a bit of an experimental bonus…kinda.</p><p>I told you a few episodes back (if you’ve been following at home) that I’m creatively engaging with Kayla Feder Sensei on a exciting book project. Well, I’m pleased...
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<p>I was supposed to be writing today, or figuring out some “next steps” but I made this video instead. Don’t know why I can’t resist black and white.</p><p>Amazing energy at the dojo lately, hope it’s a sign of things...
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<p>One fateful day, whilst walking past the wrestling room at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, a literal flash of light reflecting off a katana caught Michael Weber Sensei’s eye, drawing him into his first Aikido...
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<p>To say my talk with Matt Fluty Sensei got deep would be an understatement.</p><p>We waded into some heavy but hopeful, and highly inspiring territory.</p><p>I always read the transcripts of the interviews before I...
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<p>Raso Hultgren Sensei, Chief Instructor of Aikido of Missoula, vividly synthesizes and embodies the artistic fluidity, rigorous physicality, and metaphysical mystery of Aikido.</p><p>Raso Sensei’s Aikido journey began...
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<p>Hi, welcome to Ki to the City.</p><p>I sincerely apologize for the recent lag in putting out new episodes.</p><p>For whatever reason, this month, there’s been a lot of weird technical issues and scheduling changes at...
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<p>This is, for sure, one of the most encouraging episodes I’ve had the good fortune to record. </p><p>I honestly don’t think I can fully express how in awe I am at the optimistic bravery, fortitude, and radiant...
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<p>On this episode, I had the honor of sitting down with Sam Zeitlin, a remarkable thinker and Aikidoka whose life-path exemplifies the very synthesis many of us are seeking.</p><p>Sam has cultivated a fascinating...
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<p>Hi, hope you’re all doing well out there in the aether.</p><p>My temperamental tablet is delaying the publication of a few wonderful conversations that I’ve already recorded. Sorry for the dearth of new episodes...
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<p>In this episode, I had the honor of conversing with Marco Rubatto Sensei, from Hara Kai dojo in Torino, Italy.</p><p>For nearly twenty years, Marco Sensei’s been creatively documenting a journey that began with the...
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<p>I apologize if it’s been a bit quiet on the podcast front.</p><p>I’m willing to attribute to destiny the fact that my last few scheduled conversations kind of canceled last minute.</p><p>It’s totally understandable...
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<p>“Aikido was forged in the crucible of war. The Aikido we know bloomed in the era of peace.”</p><p>Is it possible to speak of “Post-War” Aikido anymore?</p><p>How long were we ever actually living, Post-War?</p><p>I...
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<p>“Ki to the City” was originally conceived as a way to address the seemingly shaky future of Aikido (specifically, in my own life). In this episode, I’m honored to speak with someone who is not just thinking about the...
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<p>For those of us who practice Aikido on the regular, we already intimately feel the profound and magical impact it has on everyday life, specifically when it comes to enhancing our ability to harmoniously communicate...
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<p>I haven’t done one of these “solo episodes” in a while.</p><p>I know I promised I wouldn’t anymore because I felt like I was making it too much about “me,” but a guest rescheduled at the last minute and I don’t want...
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<p>Here’s Part II of my recent interview with Chris Thorsen Sensei, distinguished senior student of Richard Moon Sensei and board member at Aiki Extensions.</p><p>If you heard Part I, you’ll surely already be in awe of...
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<p>Long-time student of Richard Moon Sensei and integral board member of Aiki Extensions, Chris Thorsen Sensei’s life is a remarkable testament to the power of intuition, embodied practice, and a deep commitment to true...
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<p>Happy Setsubun!</p><p>According to Shinto, it’s today, Feb. 3rd..</p><p>Setsubun literally translates to “seasonal division.” While, historically, it referred to the eve of any of the four seasons, it now...
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<p>I got the keys to the dojo’s Instagram account now, so I’m working on my video editing skills.</p><p>I interviewed Nico back in October. If you’re new here, or you somehow missed that one, check it out here: Nico...
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