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I quoted the founder of our style to a classmate, word for word. A fifth-degree black belt told me I was absolutely wrong. This episode is about going to the source, in the dojo and in the Scriptures, and about the difference between a polite correction and a careless one.
Read the written version: Read What the Founder Wrote
Scripture in this episode: Acts 17:11 and Proverbs 15:1 (KJV).
This episode is narrated with AI voices from ElevenLabs reading G. A. Johnson’s written words. Music and sound effects were also generated with ElevenLabs.
Every All Things to All Men publication begins with an original question or insight from G. A. Johnson. Artificial intelligence tools, including Claude by Anthropic, may assist with research, analysis, drafting, editing, and production, but every publication is directed, reviewed, and approved under human editorial judgment.
A sixth-grade tournament, a friend who came home with a trophy, and envy I didn’t know I was carrying until it came out in one kick. This episode is the audio version of a story from All Things to All Men, short reflections on martial arts and the character it builds, from a Christian point of view.
Read the written version: A Roundhouse to the Stomach, Courtesy of Ego
Scripture in this episode: Ephesians 4:26 and Romans 12:15 (KJV).
This episode is narrated with an AI voice reading G. A. Johnson’s written words.
Every All Things to All Men publication begins with an original question or insight from G. A. Johnson. Artificial intelligence tools, including Claude by Anthropic, may assist with research, analysis, drafting, editing, and production, but every publication is directed, reviewed, and approved under human editorial judgment.
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