

S1E2: The apocalypse is coming, probably
Nov 5, 2020
Lee Duff, Sam Ikin's Kung Fu Sifu, dives into the societal unraveling witnessed since COVID-19. He humorously investigates personal preparedness for an apocalyptic future while discussing the allure of combat skills. Topics include the balance between strength and fear, the impact of martial arts on resilience, and awkward reflections on panic buying. Duff also shares insights into the evolution of Australia’s gun laws post-Port Arthur Massacre, weaving in family stories that highlight the challenges of responsible ownership.
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Toilet Paper Apocalypse
- Sam Ikin observed shoppers brawling over toilet paper during the COVID-19 lockdown.
- This sparked his anxieties about civilization's fragility and his podcast's theme.
Rapid Collapse
- Sam Ikin believes that when civilization collapses, it happens swiftly.
- He envisions the remaining population as angry, desperate individuals, not zombies.
Pacifist Pugilist
- Sam Ikin admits his lack of fighting experience, having never punched anyone.
- He has, however, been punched in the face multiple times.