Podcasts about Capoeira

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In this episode, Kiara Cristina Ventura sits down with multidisciplinary artist Avila Santo to explore the rituals, rhythms, and revelations behind his evolving creative practice. From ancestral memory to the dream realm, Avila shares insights on his latest work, his connection to the spiritual, and the power of art as portal and provocation. This intimate conversation dives into the textures that shape his world—both seen and unseen.About Avila Santo:Born in Los Angeles in 1991, Avila Santo is a multidisciplinary artist of Afro-Brazilian and Jewish descent working across music, sound, and ritual. A graduate of Berklee College of Music with a B.A. in Professional Music and Latin Percussion, he is also a Capoeira professor and an initiated Awo of Isese Ifa in Nigeria. His work, rooted in rhythm and reverence, explores the intersections of diasporic identity, spirituality, and the natural world. Avila has collaborated with institutions like A24, LACMA, HBO, and Sony Music, and is currently a 2025 Music Resident at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn. (avilasanto.com | @avilasanto )This episode is part of PROCESSA TALKS, a podcast and curatorial series produced by Processa—a roving platform founded by Kiara that supports experimental exhibitions, conversations, and collaborations with Black and Brown artists.Learn more and donate to support our work at processa.art

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Efter tre veckors frånvaro har pojkarna lyckats sy ihop en dejt i studion! De blir aldrig osams men de obehagliga Capoeira-klapparna gör trion nervös, de känner att faran vilar över dem, rummet är inte fredat, det finns risk för att någon låtsas anfalla och sedan dansa bort. Obehag, illllvilja, takt och ton. Någonstans anar man grabbarnas bögiga närvaro men, det blir svårt med alla små ljud och hot om våld och dans. Lyssna om du vågar! Capoeira para o povo XOXO / Imperiet podcast

This episode of Across The Margin : The Podcast features an interview with the directors of Songs of Black Folk, Haley Watson & Justin Emeka. Songs of Black Folk is a documentary that explores the Pacific Northwest's largest annual gathering of Black musical talent. At its heart is Ramón Bryant Braxton, who — alongside his uncle, Rev. Dr. Leslie Braxton — brings to life a powerful Juneteenth celebration that honors their family's legacy. The film captures a vibrant, often-overlooked community and commemorates a pivotal chapter in American history. Songs of Black Folk reminds audiences of the vital role music plays in healing, uniting, and uplifting. By sharing this story, Haley and Justin aim to honor history, inspire pride, and ignite a deeper understanding of the enduring impact of Black artistry.Haley Watson (director and producer) is known for films exploring human experience. Her storytelling prowess was exemplified when she pitched the original story for the Oscar-winner The Queen of Basketball. In June 2024 she debuted the short documentary she directed, Motorcycle Mary, at Tribeca Film Festival. The film was acquired by ESPN's 30 for 30 series. Justin Emeka (director) is an award-winning filmmaker from the Pacific Northwest with over 25 years of experience as a theater director. He is especially known for blending classical works with Black cultural expression. In 2022, he received a prestigious TV/Film Directing Fellowship from the Drama League of New York, expanding his creative vision into screen storytelling. His first two original short films, BIOLOGICAL and Six Winters Gone Still, have screened at festivals around the world, earning acclaim for their poetic visual language and emotional depth. He is a tenured professor of Theater and Africana Studies at Oberlin College, where he teaches directing, acting, and Capoeira. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(Thomas Voorn), Tum "Energia" Voorn is een Nederlandse Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) black belt, coach en ondernemer, bekend om zijn expertise in leglocks en zijn innovatieve benadering van lesgeven. Hij is de oprichter en hoofdcoach van Energia Martial Arts, een vechtsportschool in o.a. Locaties; Nijmegen, Wehl, Zutphen en Arnhem, aangesloten bij Gracie Barra. Tum combineert zijn ervaring als sportleraar en leerkracht in het onderwijs met zijn passie voor MMA & BJJ. Zijn lesmethode is gebaseerd op "inquiry-based learning", waarbij hij studenten aanmoedigt om zelf oplossingen te vinden door het stellen van de juiste vragen op het juiste moment. Hij gelooft dat deze aanpak niet alleen de technische vaardigheden verbetert, maar ook het probleemoplossend vermogen en het zelfvertrouwen van zijn studenten versterkt. Voorn heeft zijn BJJ black belt behaald onder Duane van Helvoirt en Vinicius "Draculino" Magalhães. Naast zijn rol als coach en eigenaar van Energia Martial Arts, is hij ook actief als instructeur voor BJJ Fanatics, waar hij instructievideo's heeft uitgebracht zoals "Leglocks Unlocked" en "The Active Guard System". Deze video's richten zich op het verbeteren van de guard-game en het beheersen van beenklemtechnieken.Daarnaast is Tum de oprichter van Energia Fightwear, een merk dat vechtsportkleding en -uitrusting ontwerpt en verkoopt. We duiken samen in de teachings en ervaringen via MMA, Capoeira en Jiu Jitsu voor het leven. Enjoy!

Nouveauté : j'organise un stage, avec Natalia Pieczuro, de Fighting Monkey à Paris les 31 mai et 1er juin 2025.Cette semaine, je reçois Yaëlle Penkhoss, présidente de la Fédération des praticiens de la méthode Pilates en France et directrice de studio. Yaëlle est bien plus qu'une experte de cette méthode structurante. Elle a vécu 8 ans au Brésil, une expérience qui a profondément marqué sa vingtaine. Elle y a découvert le Pilates et a été immergée dans une culture d'une richesse infinie et d'une créativité débordante, née d'un incroyable melting-pot culturel. Elle nous parle de ce pays des extrêmes, entre joie de vivre et résilience malgré une histoire parfois très lourde. Le mouvement est le fil rouge de sa vie, qu'il s'agisse de sa première passion pour la danse, de la joie retrouvée de la Capoeira, des danses folkloriques ou de l'exploration de l'improvisation sous toutes ses formes. Yaëlle nous partage comment le Pilates, bien qu'essentiel pour structurer sa vie et lui donner un métier, n'est pas une méthode complète pour elle et qu'elle cherche ailleurs la rythmicité, le travail à deux, et la musicalité qui lui manquent. Elle définit magnifiquement le concept de travail somatique, comme l'intégration du corps et de l'esprit, l'observation de ce qui se passe en nous quand on bouge, pour une meilleure relation avec le monde. Comment n'importe quelle pratique, du Pilates à la Capoeira, peut devenir somatique ? Comment s'est-elle retrouvée à la tête de la Fédération de Pilates ? Quelle est son expérience récente et intense du Fighting Monkey ? Ensemble, nous avons co-organisé grand événement en ligne "M le sommet". Découvrez sa genèse et ses coulisses ! Ce rendez-vous francophone permet de faire connaître le travail du corps en conscience, réunir des intervenants incroyables et offrir un espace de conférences, tables rondes et pratiques. Nous dévoilons les premières infos sur l'édition 2025. Merci beaucoup Yaëlle, notre échange est une invitation à la curiosité et à explorer comment le mouvement, sous toutes ses formes, peut structurer, libérer et enrichir notre vie !Merci pour votre fidélité !Pour aller plus loin, vous pouvez :Me suivre au quotidien sur Instagram ;Regarder ce podcast en vidéo sur Youtube ;Et me rejoindre dans mes prochains stages ici ou là !Retrouver toutes les actualités de Somatic Mind ;Soutenir ma création de contenu sur Patreon.Prenez soin de vous et à la semaine prochaine !Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Pool Sceners   We are back from our mini break and we brought back some Capoeira. That is Brazilian Dance Fighting and our "mestre" Mark Dacascos is leading this cast against the evil "Silverio." An HBO staple in 1993, and we give you all the dancing on a podcast you can handle. Plus our tribute to the late, great Val Kilmer. Stay tuned after the tribute for the reveal of the next episode. PARANAUE!!!   BUY YOUR POOL SCENE PODCAST SHIRTS AND STICKERS TODAY!!! DM US ON OUR FACEBOOK TO PURCHASE TODAY!!!   SPREAD THE WORD POOL SCENERS! JOIN THE POOL SCENERS GROUP ON FACEBOOK FOR EXCLUSIVE AND INCLUSIVE CONTENT! LIKE. COMMENT. SUBSCRIBE. RATE AND FOLLOW... APPLE. SPOTIFY. PODBEAN. PODBAY and EVERYWHERE PODCASTS ARE FOUND! LEAVE A 5 STAR REVIEW. WE READ IT ON THE AIR. YOU WIN A PRIZE!!! HAVE AN IDEA FOR AN EPISODE OR A POOL CHECK...MESSAGE US AT ONE OF THE LINKS BELOW. CONTRIBUTE TO THE SHOW ON LINKTREE!! WE GREATLY APPRECIATE IT!! Linktree: https://www.linktr.ee/poolscenepodcast Email: PoolScenePodcast@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PoolScenePodacst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/PoolScenePodcast Discord: poolscenepodcast Threads: https://www.threads.com/poolscenepodcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/thepoolscenepodcast Twitch: https://twitch.tv/poolscenepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/PoolScenePodcast

Aprender a jogar com os horrores da vida, poucos são capazes disso, preferem virar os olhos para não ver, mas sem perceber que assim se tornam incapazes de lidar com as dificuldades que o destino reserva. Esta é nossa sina, realizar uma luta livre de ressentimento e má consciência, romper o sólido céu cinza com um raio de luz, sustentar o olhar sobre os algozes que querem enterrar nossos sonhos em covas rasas. Conversamos sobre este tema nesta sexta feira e concluímos que é necessário aprender a jogar “capoeira com o absurdo”.ParticipantesBru AlmeidaMatheus GuimarãesRafael LauroRafael TrindadeLinksTexto lidoOutros LinksFicha TécnicaCapa: Felipe FrancoEdição: Pedro JanczurAss. Produção: Bru AlmeidaTexto: Rafael TrindadeGosta do nosso programa?Contribua para que ele continue existindo, seja um assinante!Support the show

À seulement 24 ans en 2020, Hervé Tritschberger est élu maire d'Eschbach, un petit village alsacien de 960 habitants, à 40 km au Nord de Strasbourg.Son parcours est celui d'un jeune engagé qui a osé sauter le pas de la politique locale, porté par une véritable passion pour sa commune, une grande curiosité et un sens de l'écoute hors norme.Ethnologue de formation, passionné de capoeira et ayant vécu au Brésil, ce jeune élu bouscule les codes traditionnels.Entre la difficulté de porter des projets structurants en temps de restrictions budgétaires, ses réflexions sur le statut des élus étudiants, et son projet de paternité en plein mandat, Hervé Tritschberger nous raconte avec sincérité et humour les coulisses de sa fonction de maire.Un épisode qui démystifie la fonction municipale et prouve qu'à tout âge, on peut s'engager pour sa communauté.Bonne écoute !_______________________________________________Rendez-vous sur Instagram @viedemaire et inscrivez-vous à la newsletter pour être tenu au courant des actualités du podcast et des prochains épisodes. Episode animé par Clémentine Guilbaud DemaisonCrédits : Générique réalisé par Ophélie Baribaud   Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

O programa Escuta Aqui, da Rádio Sideral, recebeu nesta quarta-feira (02/04) Carlos Alberto da Silva, o professor Beto, para falar sobre o 1º Encontro Estadual da Escola Abará de Capoeira, que será realizado no próximo final de semana, dias 05 e 06 de abril, em Getúlio Vargas. A programação contempla oficinas técnicas, rodas de capoeira e atividades culturais e sociais com alunos da região e convidados de Porto Alegre e municípios vizinhos.

Anexos al abecé de la música popular de Brasil en forma de compilaciones. Intervienen: Candeia y Grupo y Capoeira Senzala de Santos.Escuchar audio

 "Survive first, win later. The goal is to stay in the fight."  "Martial arts training can be the crucible for developing life skills beyond fighting—mental toughness, social intelligence, and adaptability."  "If your goal is longevity, your #1 priority should be injury prevention."  "You can't define someone else's success—choose your own path in martial arts and life."  -Stephan Kesting Welcome to the Black Belt Podcast, where we explore the art, philosophy, and evolution of martial arts beyond just technique—diving deep into its impact on mindset, adaptability, and real-world application. I'm your host, Harinder Singh, and today's guest is none other than Stephan Kesting—a Canadian martial artist, educator, and author renowned for his contributions to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and other martial arts. Holding a fourth-degree black belt in BJJ, he has dedicated over 40 years to martial arts training, including disciplines such as Combat Submission Wrestling, Kajukenbo Karate, and various forms of Jeet Kune Do and Filipino Martial Arts. His extensive background also encompasses studies in Judo, Sambo, Kung Fu, Capoeira, and Muay Thai. Stephan is the founder of GrappleArts.com and brings a broad perspective on martial arts effectiveness across different contexts—from sport to street to survival. In addition to being a world-class instructor, Stephan has a background in outdoor survival training, having completed an unassisted 42-day solo canoe trip covering 1,000 miles through seven river and lake systems, without seeing another human for 21 days. 

Conheça mais um episódio da cultura brasileira.

Mas cadê o gol olímpico da Fernanda Torres?!?!?! Mês de Março, o Oscar finalmente passou e o Brasil pode voltar à sua programação normal e nós, que seguimos tentando confundir os mais sábios viemos fazer um aceno ao cinema nacional em mais uma edição do Pausa, Cigarro e Justa CausaE se tem festa, tem disputa e tem potencial de confusão é óbvio que nós vamos buscar nos embriagar pra aproveitar a viagem, e nesse episódio vocês vão ter a oportunidade de acompanhar um polaco se embriagando e perdendo o controle ao vivasso, enquanto dá dicas de churrasco e baixa gastronomia, relembra causos do nosso herói caído favorito e tenta entender a agenda homossexual para 2025.Eesse episódio tem um desfecho simplesmente épico!Pra ter a experiência completa desse podcast entra no nosso grupo do Telegram, e participe dessa bagunça em todo seu esplendor.Entra lá que a nossa baguncinha em ambientes cibernéticos tá escalando pra níveis nunca antes vistos...Entra também no no nosso Instagram, por que não??Nesse episódio: Gravação no quartel; Tradução simultânea de paraense; Reels sem camisa; Capoeira sobre rodas; O Xis do meu coração; Quantas Marias são necessárias pra identificar um churrasco? Filé de igreja de rico; Viva o cinema nacional! O vinho belga; Delírios do Oscar; Uma injustiça histórica com Xuxa; Mancharam meu Gladiador! They don't care about us! Uma agradável tarde de domingo; Degustador de fezes; Como se toma Campari? Náuseas na casa da ex; Hackearam meu site; Redes sociais a favor da talaricagem; Memorial Señor Drugs; A ceita dos Devs; Malditos speedrunners! Golpe do filho em coma; Turbulência não derruba avião; Sessão surpresa; A era áurea do terror? Balinha pros mórmons; Publicidade baseada em garotas crentes; Em defesa da Xuxa! A criatividade sem limites de Leandro; Onde a Globo vai encontrar um homossexual?!?! Maisa, Memphis e uma fenki News; Amor com lastro; O maravilhoso mundo do boiler maker...e muito mas muito mais!!!Pausa, Cigarro e Justa Causa é o nosso formato sem pauta, em que a gente faz uma pausa rápida no dia, fuma um cigarro, toma um cafezinho, ou dá aquele cagotinho remunerado e fica aqui falando bobagem sem qualquer compromisso com a verdade, doa a quem doer!Toda primeira segunda-feira do mês (intencionalmente confuso pra espantar tontos curiosos), um episódio extra do Hora do Texugo no seu feed.Acenda seu cigarro, passe seu café preto sem açúcar e espanque o seu macaco ao som de nossas doces vozes, durante nossa imerecida pausa.

A nice chat with Ganga Zumba

On the Feb. 27 edition: The Georgia Senate passes a midyear budget; Georgia Power could be barred from passing the cost of data centers onto customers; and an Atlanta school teaches the art of capoeira.

Send us a textIn this episode, I want to delve into a rebellion in the 1800s in Salvador Bahia that I haven't heard discussed very much at all in Capoeira circles I've been a part of. Looking into this rebellion, we can learn a lot about some of the ethnic and demographic changes that occurred throughout the slavery era of Brasil, and how that impacted various movements that were developing and acting in this time. We can also trace a through line between this rebellion and another important one that preceded it, namely the Haitian Revolution. I think it serves as an excellent jumping off point to both learn about the story of that revolution and also see how it ties to and influences rebellion in other parts of Latin America. All of this started from a relatively simple question I had one day: Who were the Malês?Music included in this episode is Haitian folk music

In this Black History Month Special Episode, Krisan joins Antonio of Diaspora as he delves into the rich tapestry of Black history in Brazil, particularly through the lens of African traditions and their profound influence on Brazilian culture. Antonio shares insights on the cultural heritage rooted in Bahia, the significance of historic sites like Quilombos, and the ongoing struggle for recognition and preservation of Black heritage. The discussion also highlights the representation of Black culture in contemporary Brazil, the hidden gems of cuisine and martial arts, and the resilience of the community in the face of historical challenges.Some Key Takeaways:Brazil has a predominantly Black population, with 54% being Afro-descendant.African traditions significantly shape Brazilian culture, especially in Bahia.Historic sites like Quilombos preserve African heritage and traditions.Recognition of Black heritage in Brazil has been a long struggle.Capoeira originated as a form of resistance during slavery.Cultural elements like samba and capoeira were historically marginalized.Recent years have seen increased visibility for Black artists and stories in Brazil.Cuisine such as moqueca and acarajé reflects African roots.Capoeira serves as both a martial art and a community-building practice.Traveling to Brazil offers a chance to connect with Black history and culture.Support Diaspora. Black!Website:Diaspora.BlackFacebook: Diaspora.Black

A França tem sua campeã mundial de capoeira. Aos 22 anos de idade, Mahrie Corbu fez história como a primeira francesa a conquistar o título mundial de capoeira, em uma competição disputada no início de fevereiro, em Curitiba, no Paraná. A repercussão da conquista deve garantir maior visibilidade para a prática no país e impulsionar projetos da jovem francesa que usa a capoeira para inserção social. A vitória na competição europeia, realizada em Madri, garantiu a classificação da francesa para o Mundial no Brasil. Antes disso, ela tinha participado de competições em Munique e Barcelona. Orgulhosa da medalha inédita conquistada na capital paranaense, Mahrie Corbu aproveita a visibilidade conquistada para divulgar os valores da capoeira além dos aspectos esportivos.   “A competição é muito importante para o desenvolvimento da capoeira, porém, não é o objetivo final, algo que como capoeirista tem que conquistar. Faz parte como esporte, da performance física, mas a capoeira vai além disso, tem muitos valores sociais e culturais”, diz. “A capoeira consegue unir as pessoas, de idades e lugares diferentes. É uma língua que a gente consegue conversar através do corpo. O lado da competição é bom, é importante, mas vai além”, acrescenta.No entanto, Mahrie pode creditar a sua conquista também ao seu espírito competidor. Durante o Mundial, ela não se abateu ao levar um golpe que quase a tirou da roda de capoeira. A francesa lembra que teve de superar a dor de uma pancada nas costelas. “Fiquei um minuto com a respiração cortada, fiquei no chão e não conseguia respirar. Quando vi a ambulância chegar, pensei, ‘se eu não consegui levantar a competição, acaba aqui'. Eu me levantei e decidi terminar a competição mesmo com a respiração ruim”, recordou.Mais de 20 países foram representados no Mundial. Apesar de não ter a graduação exigida, seu mestre aceitou inscrevê-la na categoria para professoras, já que ela também dá aulas na França. Mahrie era a única estrangeira em uma disputa só com brasileiras. Sem muitas expectativas de subir ao pódio, ela disse ter chegado confiante na competição devido à preparação e ensinamentos adquiridos com seu mentor, o mestre Cacique. “Não pensava que ia ganhar, porém, meu mestre me ensinou muitas coisas, eu acredito muito nos seus ensinamentos e cheguei confiante, pois o trabalho dele é muito bom”, afirma.   Relação com a capoeira começou na infânciaA relação de Mahrie com a capoeira começou muito cedo, aos 8 anos, e por acaso. Inscrita para praticar boxe, ela abandonou a modalidade devido às ausências seguidas do professor, e como as aulas de capoeira eram no mesmo local, sua mãe a inscreveu mesmo contra sua vontade.“Nas primeiras aulas, não gostei e dizia para minha mãe que não tinha coordenação, flexibilidade, nada. Não gostava de cantar, mas minha mãe insistiu”, contou. Depois de dez aulas, Mahrie se convenceu e passou a treinar com regularidade, até mesmo em casa. “Hoje, 14 anos depois, posso falar que a capoeira sempre fez parte da minha vida e hoje é o motor da minha, vida”, afirma.Seu nome de capoeira, “matadora arte negra” surgiu quando tocando pandeiro durante uma roda de capoeira, repreendeu um aluno indisciplinado apenas cruzando os braços e lançando um olhar severo. Uma amiga brincou dizendo que ela tinha um “olhar de matadora” e o apelido ficou. Ela agregou "arte negra" em referência ao grupo que surgiu na Bahia e tem uma extensão em Bordeaux, cidade no sudoeste da França, graças ao trabalho do mestre Cacique, como é conhecido o baiano Marcelo Bezerra Pereira. Há mais de 20 anos ele se instalou na cidade para divulgação da capoeira.Mestre Cacique não esconde o orgulho ao ver a repercussão da vitória de Mahrie no Campeonato Mundial Muzenza de Capoeira. Segundo ele, imagens da capoeirista podem ser vistas não apenas em sua cidade natal, Carbon-Blanc, mas também em Bordeaux, e por meio de entrevistas ela ganhou muito espaço na mídia."A vitória de Mahrie deu uma visibilidade enorme. Ela está fazendo o que a capoeira pede para fazer. Ela ganhou o campeonato, mas ela está divulgando a capoeira, falando da filosofia. Ela fala da competição, mas não é só isso. Ela não ganhou sozinha, todos os capoeiristas estão ganhando com ela. Ela não tem o espírito da competição, ela tem o espírito da capoeira, e isso é bonito”, comemora Mestre Cacique, que espera nos próximos meses um aumento no interesse pela capoeira e no número de praticantes na região de Bordeaux.Trabalho de inserção socialCom um diploma universitário de Carreira Social, Mahrie trabalhou como diretora de atividades extraescolares com crianças e adolescentes, mas atualmente se dedica integralmente à capoeira por meio de sua associação “Capoeira Iguald'Arte”, onde dá aulas com membros do grupo Arte Negra. “Eu trabalho com crianças, adultos e idosos, e com pessoas com deficiência e dificuldades sociais, por isso chamei Iguald'Arte, que faz referências à igualdade com arte, de Arte Negra” explica.  Ela encontrou na capoeira uma ferramenta para trabalhar com inserção de populações com dificuldades sociais. “A capoeira tem fundamento, ritual, mas não tem regras fixas, nada escrito. De um grupo para outro, as coisas mudam. É muito fácil a capoeira se adaptar às pessoas, ela é muito inclusiva. Todo mundo pode participar de uma forma ou de outra, se unir através da música, da cultura popular, não é apenas um esporte, mas uma arte de viver e filosofia de vida”, destaca a campeã mundial em um português fluente.Além da maior visibilidade que sua conquista vai permitir à capoeira na França, ela acredita que o título mundial vai também dar um recado para os brasileiros, a de que estrangeiros, especialmente europeus, estão cada vez mais integrados em uma prática comumente associada ao Brasil. “Você é visto como gringo da capoeira. Quero mostras por meio dessa medalha que as pessoas da Europa também podem praticar e fazer parte da capoeira. E a competição me permitiu mostrar mais o meu trabalho. A competição não é meu objetivo final, mas uso para divulgar meu trabalho na França”, conclui.

Continuing on the theme of navigating modern times and the importance of our closest relationships, particularly friendship, I share a piece I wrote recently:Playing Capoeira in Beirut.

Today, we have the honor of speaking with Raoul Audhoe, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt under friend of the show, Priit Mihkelson, and a grappling coach with over 20 years of martial arts experience. Based in Amsterdam, Raoul's martial arts journey began with Capoeira at the age of 15 and has since evolved to include a wide array of disciplines such as kickboxing, Sambo, Shooto, and of course, BJJ. Raoul is not only a seasoned international competitor, having fought in tournaments across Europe and North America, but he's also a dedicated coach and founder of TRIBE Grappling, his academy in Amsterdam. Known for his conceptual approach to teaching, Raoul emphasizes posture and overarching principles rather than relying on specific techniques, a method inspired by his mentor, Priit Mihkelson. In addition to his academy, Raoul is the creator of Whoop Ass Camps, immersive martial arts retreats that bring together enthusiasts from around the globe. In this episode, we dive into Raoul's transition from MMA to grappling, his experiences competing internationally, his thoughts on conceptual Jiu-Jitsu, and how he's building a thriving community of grapplers through his academies and camps. Links: https://www.instagram.com/srananjitsu/ https://www.instagram.com/tribegrappling/ https://www.instagram.com/whoopasscamps/ https://whoopasscamps.com/ https://www.tribegrappling.com/ https://www.grapplinginstructionals.com/ https://learn.jiujitsuxfactor.com/ Salt Electrolytes use code FWB for 15% off. https://saltelectrolytes.com/?fwb Become a VIP member for only .99 a month, get ad-free, uncensored, early episodes podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foreverwhitebelt/subscribe Instagram @foreverwhitebeltshow Buy your Forever White Belt swag at teespring.com/forever-white-belt Linktree https://linktr.ee/foreverwhitebelt

Cultura em Pauta #891 31/01/2025

In this episode I bring the comrade and artist Deeda Bam to discuss Capoeira and Community. We cover quite a few topics so it is advisable to take notes. We also talk about how COVID disrupted much of the Capoeira community and the scandals that happened afterward causing many schools to close around the country. As stated Deeda is an artist and he does commissions. He can be reached on IG as Deedbam and on Facebook as Charles Fletcher Deshields. The website is up: https://omisbench.com/ My contact info: IG/Threads: @brotheromi Spills: @dantresomi You can support the podcast with monthly contributions here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dantresomi/support (Thank you!) For 2024, ONCE AGAIN, my goal is to sell 100 coffee mugs to raise $$$ for the show. Buy one. Heck Buy Two – support a brother: https://www.cafepress.com/omisbench.571434105 Here is the link to my Youtube page with all the old episodes from the previous seasons. Thank you all for the support: https://www.youtube.com/user/BrotherOmi/videos

In the city of Goma, former child soldiers are being rehabilitated using capoeira, the Brazilian martial art. Since the start of the conflict in 1996 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, child soldiers have been recruited to fight. After they are demobilised from armed groups, many suffer from mental health disorders like anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. The demobilised child soldiers are housed in transit centres while they wait to be reunited with their families. While they wait, Social Capoeira is one of the therapies offered to them. It is a form of capoeira where the fighting is non-contact and dialogue, and wellbeing are prioritised. Congolese journalist Ruth Omar explores the impact of this unique approach.

Join us as we recap and chat about Bob's Burgers Season 6 Episode 7 The Gene and Courtney Show and Season 6 Episode Sexy Dance Healing Did you know in a promo video promoting this episode, Jairo's Capoeira studio is shown to be named Gyro Massage but in the final episode it is named Capoeira Center for Capoeira. Wiki page for the episode: The Gene and Courtney Show Sexy Dance Healing Links, articles, and videos mentioned in this episode: Join our Book Club and get access to exclusive content on Patreon Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Tiktok --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/obdykpod/support

Kakadu ist nochmal zu Besuch bei Nina. Sie gibt ihrer Freundin Käthe eine Schnupperstunde im Kampftanz Capoeira. Außerdem fliegt der Vogel zu Bela, der im Staats- und Domchor Berlin singt. Und schließlich gibts noch ein Wunder. Bei Juno zu Hause. mit Fabian

No primeiro episódio da série "Brasilidade sem fronteiras", da SBS em Português, conversamos com o professor universitário Damiano Spina, ítalo-argentino que passou boa parte da vida na Espanha e mora em Melbourne, onde dá aulas de capoeira e tem um grupo de samba. A série traz entrevistas com estrangeiros que amam, consomem e divulgam a cultura brasileira na Austrália.

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Oft meint es das Leben nicht gut mit einem: Mal ist man das Gruselrestaurant, mal das Lasergravurgerät. Nichtsdestotrotz tanzen Giulia und Chris einen leichten Capoeira durch einen berühmten Berliner Stadtpark zum nächsten Heizpilz einer Eisdiele. Leider, leider gibt es dort keine ungeimpften Haustiere und keine ungepackten Umzugskartons – nur eine Camilla Parker Bowles, die nicht zur Whatsappgruppe eingeladen werden möchte. Olé!Besuche Giulia und Chris auf Instagram: @giuliabeckerdasoriginal und @chris.sommerHier findest du alle Infos und Rabatte unserer Werbepartner: linktr.ee/drinnies Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former rugby player turned human performance coach, @RichieNorton_ brings 15 years of experience working with elite athletes and trailblazers in the field of human optimization. As a Master Coach at XPT Life, Richie is skilled in Breathwork, Meditation, Callisthenics, Capoeira, and Yoga—his teachings are rooted in a wealth of expertise across diverse disciplines. His coaching isn't just about fitness; it's a transformative journey, equipping you with practical tools for breathing, movement, and recovery to unlock your physical and mental potential.WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVERThe breathwork techniques Richie leaned on while motorbiking through the Himalayas and struggling to breathe.Why small, consistent practices are often the key to life-changing transformations.How to harness the power of breathwork to manage anxiety and stress effectively.Strategies to support others without draining your own energy reserves.The subtle yet powerful difference between empathy and compassion—and how to cultivate both.Insights on balancing career, health, and relationships without losing sight of what matters most.PERKS FOR YOU10% off Liforme yoga mats with code HUSLER1010% off expert validated wellbeing brand at Healf via this link 10% off Colorful Standard clothing with code ADAMHUSLERCS1020% off Vivobarefoot shoes with code HUSLER20 25% off our online platform full of yoga, sound and meditation, with code HONEST25 (25% off single 12 month membership or reoccurring monthly membership until cancellation) STAY IN TOUCHInstagram - @adamhusler - @honestlyunbalanced - @iamhollyhuslerWebsite - adamhusler.com - honestlyunbalanced.com - hollyhusler.com

The Transformative Power and Interplay of Capoeira and Jiu Jitsu Have you ever wondered how blending two martial arts like Capoeira and Jiu Jitsu can unlock a new level of athleticism and personal growth?  In this episode of the Jiu Jitsu Mindset, host Pete Deeley speaks with Tom Voorn, a martial arts instructor from the Netherlands, about his journey from being an elementary teacher to a dedicated practitioner of Capoeira and Jiu Jitsu. They explore the physical and mental benefits of both martial arts, delving into their commonalities and distinctions and how they contribute to personal growth and resilience.  Personal stories illustrate the impact of Jiu Jitsu on personal development, emphasizing the value of competition, emotional growth, and the transformative power of consistent training. The episode concludes with insights on how martial arts can positively change lives and the importance of fostering community connections.   00:00 Welcome to the Jiu Jitsu Mindset 00:52 Introducing Tom Energy 01:37 The Journey from Capoeira to Jiu Jitsu 03:34 Understanding Capoeira's Complexity 06:05 The Physical Demands of Capoeira 11:01 Transitioning to Jiu Jitsu 12:56 The Role of Physical Gifts in Jiu Jitsu 15:10 The Evolution of Jiu Jitsu Training 16:20 Competitive Experiences in Jiu Jitsu 17:35 Unexpected Journey to Brazil 17:47 The Grueling Wait 18:29 Facing a Brazilian Champion 19:26 A Personal Victory 20:11 Lessons from Competition 21:08 The Role of a Coach 22:48 Encouraging Students to Compete 26:29 Transformative Power of Jiu Jitsu 30:54 Connecting Through Jiu Jitsu

Join us as we sit down with Celeste Myers, also known as “Profesora Azul” in the Capoeira community. With over 20 years of experience, Celeste's journey began in gymnastics and sports before pursuing a B.A. in music. She went on to teach music and math in public and private schools for over a decade. Celeste ... Celeste “Azul” Myers – Only The Strongest – Ep189

Today's episode is a departure from the standard format of this podcast to revisit a topic we explored back in 2021, which is sexual abuse in capoeira. This remains an ongoing issue, and with this episode, where I am joined by Natasha Távora Baker (Pequena) of the Natasha Explains It All podcast, we hope to get listeners up to speed on what's been happening since the last episode and what we as a capoeira community can do about it.Trigger warning: this episode includes discussion of sexual violence and abuse, including of minors. We reference various resources and campaigns during this episode and they are:CapoeirAcolher, on Instagram @capoeiracolher: supporting survivors of sexual abuse in capoeira and doing prevention work in Brazil Please support the GoFundMe campaign to get CapoeirAcolher formally off the ground and registered as a non-profit.https://gofund.me/62e2b467Participate in the #RaulPresente (on Instagram @raulpresente) campaign to bring justice to capoeirista Raul, who was abused by his capoeira instructor: Record video of yourself in support of victims of sexual abuse within capoeira and end by saying “Raul presente” (Raul present) to raise awareness and put pressure on the judiciary to move Raul's case forwardMestra Colibri of Capoeira Brasil ChicagoSchool's website: https://colibricb.com/School's code of conduct: https://colibricb.com/code-of-conduct/Instagram: @chicagocapoeiracenter @katiacolibriYoutube: @katiacolibriParticipate in Mestra Colibri's global survey on Identifying Barriers to Women in Capoeira, in English (for the US), in English (for non-US), Portuguese, Spanish, German, and FrenchMarias Felipas, a collective doing work to promote gender equity in capoeira, on Instagram @mariasfelipas The Ahimsa Collective, https://www.ahimsacollective.net/, is one organization that can help your group navigate conflict and harm repair

Radley “Snake Eyes” Da Silva is a professional mixed martial artist and the Battlefield Fight League Featherweight Champion. Radley is coming fresh off of a beautiful spinning wheel kick KO victory at BFL World War 2, and is eyeing a debut in the UFC. We discuss His start in martial arts, fight camp preparation, and the history of Capoeira. This was a fascinating conversation with one of Canada's top MMA featherweights today.Please leave a review, subscribe, like, share, and comment if possible. It really helps to grow the show!https://www.instagram.com/radley_dasilva?igsh=eHdjNnY0dXYzMHdkContact/Support The Show:Website: ejjp.showInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theeverydayjiujitsupodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ejjpodEmail: ejjpod@gmail.com On Guard Online Academy: https://onguardbjj.com/p/online-academy Zara Can Do Jiu Jitsu! https://books.friesenpress.com/store/title/119734000253392052/Matt-Kwan-Zara-Can-Do-Jiu-Jitsu%21 The Everyday Jiu Jitsu Podcast Store: https://my-store-ee3230.creator-spring.com/ Make a donation to my PayPal account: matt@onguardbjj.com

In this episode of All Power To The Developing, host Desire Wandan sits down with Silvio Dos Reis, a maestro of capoeira and a dedicated teaching artist at the Union Cultural Center in Seattle. Silvio shares his journey of embracing capoeira not just as a martial art but as a powerful tool for community building, cultural expression, and personal transformation. Together, Desire and Silvio dive deep into the roots of capoeira, exploring its Afro-Brazilian heritage and the unique blend of music, movement, and play that make it a dynamic practice for all ages. Silvio reflects on the challenges and joys of teaching capoeira in diverse communities, his passion for mentoring the next generation, and the impact of art in fostering resilience and connection in today's world. Join us as we explore how capoeira transcends the boundaries of a traditional martial art and becomes a bridge for cultural dialogue, empowerment, and social change. Whether you're a seasoned capoeira enthusiast or new to this vibrant practice, Silvio's insights and stories will inspire you to think about movement and community in new, transformative ways. https://www.unionculturalcenter.org https://www.instagram.com/unionculturalcenter https://dance.washington.edu/news/2021/08/11/silvio-dos-reis-capoeira-angola-mestre-silvinho facebook:silvio dos reis Instagram mestresilvinho86 ----more---- Welcome to All Power to the Developing, a podcast of the East Side Institute. The Institute is a center for social change efforts that reinitiate human and community development. We support, connect, and partner with committed and creative activists, scholars, artists, helpers, and healers all over the world. In 2003, Institute co-founders Lois Holzman and the late Fred Newman had a paper published with the title “All Power to the Developing.” This phrase captures how vital it is for all people—no matter their age, circumstance, status, race, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation—to grow, develop and transform emotionally, socially and intellectually if we are to have a shot at creating something positive out of the intense crises we're all experiencing. We hope that this podcast series will show you that, far more than a slogan, “all power to the developing” is a loving activity, a pulsing heart in an all too cruel world. ----more---- The East Side Institute is a hub for a diverse and emergent community of social activists, thought leaders, and practitioners who are reigniting our human abilities to imagine, create and perform beyond ourselves—to develop.  Each episode will introduce you to another performance activist or play revolutionary from around the world.   To learn more about the East Side Institute you can go to https://eastsideinstitute.org/   Made possible in part by Growing Social Therapeutics: The Baylah Wolfe Fund. ----more----

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With its origins in Angola and later in communities of enslaved in Brazil in the 1800s, the once-banned martial art of Capoeira has grown in popularity over the world in recent years. In Auckland, a recent Capoeira graduation ceremony drew hundreds from not just the Brazilian community. Kadambari Raghukumar went along.

Leandro Vasquez of Abada Capoeira Auckland joins Kadambari Raghukumar in this episode to talk about celebrating the sense of community, art and camaraderie born out of this art.

The latest episode of The Capoeira Talk with CM Macaco from Capoeira Savana

Neste episódio, mergulhamos no fascinante mundo da capoeira e exploramos as razões pelas quais essa arte marcial brasileira ainda não faz parte dos Jogos Olímpicos.  Participação: Mestre Calango, Bicampeão Master @vmb.capoeira Apoie o Podcast: Torne-se um apoiador ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠apoia.se/infiltradosnocast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Doe via PicPay ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠app.picpay.com/user/savagefiction⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Chave Pix podcast@alesantos.me Contato: Envie suas perguntas e sugestões para: podcast@alesantos.meCanal do Telegram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠t.me/infiltradosnocast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Siga o Apresentador: Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@Savagefiction⁠⁠

Ist es ein Kampf oder ein Tanz? Beides! Capoeira kommt aus Brasilien und ist eine Mischung aus kämpfen und tanzen. Es wird deshalb auch Kampftanz genannt. mit Fabian

Guanina and Tainy follow a river to a village where capybaras and villagers practice capoeira, only to discover the river is drying up due to a misplaced beaver dam. Through teamwork and understanding, they help the beavers return home, restoring the river's flow and transforming a potential conflict into a joyous celebration of dance and music. Want more kids podcasts for the whole family? Grown-ups, subscribe to Starglow+ here Learn more about Starglow Media here Follow Starglow on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube

Today's Guests: Lisa Bergman and Efraim Silva Register by emailing Lisa.bergman333@gmail.com

On the latest episode of the Cult Film Club, Jaime takes Paxton and Shawn on a tour of Rooftops, one of the last films by legendary director Robert Wise. It's Capoeira meets West Side Story by way of the 80s, and it's pretty amazing.

Varal presents an interesting/dumb thought experiment to the other two hosts, who, with minimal ridicule, manage to entertain the idea. Plus an important annoucement about the near future of the podcast.

Renton Kirk Learmont was a Trinidadian American who pursued a career as an actor trainer and casting director. He studied acting in Strasberg and Susan Batson in LA and NY and was represented by the Carson Organization. Renton was also a strong swimmer, swing dancer, roller-skater and Brazilian martial artist. Renton unexpectedly passed away at age 34 in 2004. His memorial was held on October 3, 2004, at Riverside Memorial Chapel and was attended by over 500 friends, family, skaters, singers, drummers, Rumi poetry, steel pan player, and Capoeira music. GET A GRIP is the product of a short film entitled: THE END OF THE RUN which was screened at the NY FILM ANTHOLOGY + SAN FRANCISCO FESTIVAL. It was written by Renton, in which he played a NY quad skater whose life spirals out of control because of alcohol and prescription drugs. The film consisted of a diverse cast and varied story lines, addressing issues of racism, nationalism, and sexuality. It was shot in the fall of 2023, Upstate and Manhattan with approximately 30 actors. Fifty cast and crew members came together to help with funding. Winsome is a highly respected Casting Director and Founder of the global casting agency, Winsome Sinclair and Associates. She began her career in the film and television industry under Spike Lee and has gained over 57 casting credits such as "Barber Shop," "All Eyez On Me," “The Cookout,” “Crooklyn,” "Hating Obama." Winsome is also a producer, motivational speaker, content creator, brand ambassador and published author of "You Are My SONshines". Follow her: @thesomeysinclair Lynna Davis is an accomplished actress, dancer, and skater. She has various credits on TV, film, commercials, concerts, and professional dance roller-skating, having worked with notable clients such as Aviccii, Black Girls Rock and AOL Summer Stage. Lynna is recognized by the media, with features in Daily News, LA Times, and Good Day NY. She has skated in Get A Grip, choreographed and casted in14 cities worldwide including France and Japan. Follow her at: @Lynna'movingstar Http://lynnamovingstar.wixsite.com/lynnamovingstar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgc0MwZQd6Y Ed Holley, a former youth baseball coach in New York City, met Kanard Lewis in 2010. After working together, Kanard's mother trusted Ed to care for him in case of an emergency. He became known as Preacherman through his soulful music blends prophetic lore with ironic metaphor. Preacherman's live performances are considered must-see underground gems in NYC. He was an actor on Get A Grip. www.sonicbids.com/epk/epk_printable.asp?epk_id= Deb S excels in crafting compelling narratives for corporations, nonprofits, and entertainment properties based on her over 20 years of experience. Her background in project and IT management gives her a unique perspective and skillset to deliver rewarding results. Deb specializes in creating digital experiences for a global healthcare company. She was a producer on Get A Grip/ She is passionate about cultivating solutions and promoting ethical and social responsibility in the digital space, as well as capturing nature and culture through photography. Follow her at: @The_Hudson_Photographer Jason Maradik is a former Ford Model with international experience in Hamburg, Munich, Germany, Cape Town, London, and Tokyo. He relocated from Miami to NYC in September 2003 and began studying acting, signing with The Glasser Group for Personal Management. He also played Officer Hal on Get A Grip and was Renton's roommate at the time. Follow him at: @i_am_j_lee **WE WISH TO THANK BERNADETTE DONAWA [RENTON's MOTHER] AND CAROL ARCHER [RENTON's AUNT]** -Creator/Host: Ozzie Stewart - onthecallpodcast.com -Guest: Sharu KJ Jackson @kayessejay -Exec. Producer - Ozzie Stewart @otc_podcast20 -Camera: "Cheeze" -Graphics Design: Kevin Tinsley -Editor/Music: Cheese Slice Films @cheeseslicefilms -Photography by: Deb S/The Hudson Photographer @the_hudson_photographer -Website: James Bailey

In this episode, co-host Jen has a conversation with writer, educator, and activist Azmera Hammouri-Davis. This conversation explores the harms of Christian nationalism and theologies of supremacy, and delves into the scriptures that call us to enact justice and love. Azmera shares about her intersecting identities as a Black Palestinian Christian, poet, and musician, and the ways her faith has shaped her journey of being in solidarity with Palestinians and heeding what Palestinian Christians are calling the Western church to live out. Azmera Hammouri-Davis, M.T.S is a faith-based writer, poet/MC, educator and independent scholar-practitioner from Kea'au, Hawai'i. She is the proud daughter of a Palestinian-American mother and Black German father and has been teaching and learning the Afro-Brazilian martial art of Capoeira for over fifteen years. She is an organizer with the Black Christians for Palestine Network, is a Samuel Dewitt Proctor Conference MICAH Ministry Fellow, and founder of Transition Turn Up, a coaching & consulting company that helps  people expand their capacity to experience love, joy and healing even amidst life's difficult turns. In 2016, she founded  Break The Boxes, a popular education organization committed to raising critical consciousness by centering creative expression, and wisdom across faith traditions and generations. She holds a Master of Theological Studies in African/American Religions from Harvard Divinity School and a dual B.A. in Visual & Performing Arts and Social Sciences Psychology from the University of Southern California. You can learn more about Azmera on her website and follow her on Instagram @azmerarhymes If you enjoy our podcast, please consider becoming a monthly supporter at:⁠ ⁠⁠https://ko-fi.com/acrossthedividepodcast⁠⁠⁠ Follow Across the Divide on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/acrossthedividepodcast/⁠⁠⁠⁠ Notes Black Christians for Palestine Lenten Series with Freedom Church of the Poor US Campaign for Palestinian Rights Christianzionism.org --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/acrossthedivide/message

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