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Tiger Tales Episode 1

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In a time of heroes and sages, twin infants were orphaned in the wilds of the jungle where they were found by the Queen of Tigers. Fair, wise and true she recognized their unique destiny and chose to raise them as part of her pride, teaching them all she knew.

With the entire jungle as their home they quickly grew strong and wise. Learning secrets whispered by winds and rivers, earth and sky, every animal called them friend. The boys grew older and left the jungle, venturing out to share their knowledge with the world.

Their travels brought them many adventures and they gained many friends. With only each other to call family, their time in the jungle faded into a dim memory, fondly recalled in moments of quiet.

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Tiger Tales: episode 1: Golden Boy

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Explore the world of Pan Gu with the Tiger Twins, raised by the Queen of Tigers and tutored in the secret working of the Tao follow brothers Chen & Puah as they set out to pass their wisdom to a new generation of heroes.

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Tiger Leaps the Abyss

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Of our recent explorations of the Bagua and the Book of Changes there is one Trigram which is most significant to A Tiger’s Tale; number 6 Kan after which the main character has been named.

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Kung Fu Secret: Their Big Knives

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Few weapons are as iconic for the martial arts as the Chinese Dao and yet, the term can be applied to a very wide range of weaponry.

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A Tiger’s Tale: 10 page preview

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Read: A TIGER’S TALE the first 10 pages.

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Tiger Talk: Anthony Kelly Arrowcatcher

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In this special double-sized episode of Tiger Talk we have an exclusive interview with Anthony Kelly: Kung Fu instructor, coach and holder of 53 (and counting) Guinness Book of World Records, including Most arrows caught while Blindfolded and most punches thrown in one second (Spoiler more than Muhammad Ali and/or Bruce Lee). He Joined me, calling in from Australia to share with me the original of a life long martial journey which lead to world record break feats, the year of the Tiger and Kung Fu community and culture as experienced in Australia. He also share’s his greatest accomplishments and the philosophy which has guided him to so many of them.

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Wulin: The Martial Forest

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Wulin (武林) is a term used both in wuxia fantasies and within real world of Chinese martial arts. It refers to the counterculture community of martial arts masters. The literal translation of Wulin is ‘martial forest’ however like so many aspects of Chinese culture, that’s just the simple short answer. To get to the roots of its meaning, we must see the forest for the trees.

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