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The No Natural Talent Podcast

The No Natural Talent Podcast

By: Shanti Johnson
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 Stories of people’s struggles and transformations through the art of jiujitsu.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
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  • No Natural Talent Ep. 34 Rest Round-Jiujitsu Moms "Jana & Natalie"

    No Natural Talent Ep. 34 Rest Round-Jiujitsu Moms "Jana & Natalie"
    Jan 9 2026

    Jiujitsu moms. They may not train...yet, but they see the impact on their children every day. They share stories of watching their sons grow through Jiujitsu. The struggles, the confidence, the discipline, and the friendships that form along the way. Supportive from the sidelines, they witness how the mats shape character, community, and kids becoming good humans.

    This is Jana and Natalie.

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    1 hr and 31 mins
  • No Natural Talent Ep. 32 "Pedro"

    No Natural Talent Ep. 32 "Pedro"
    Jan 2 2026

    A black belt known for his calm, meticulous rolls and deadly butterfly hooks, he is an introspective and thoughtful person who brings the same quiet precision to Jiujitsu and poker alike. Calm in spirit, dangerous on the mats...this is Pedro.
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    1 hr and 32 mins
  • No Natural Talent Ep. 31 "Rest Round-Grappling Industry Boise Tournament"

    No Natural Talent Ep. 31 "Rest Round-Grappling Industry Boise Tournament"
    Dec 26 2025

    Noisy and chaotic, emotions run high at tournaments. Catch a glimpse of the competitive energy that jiujitsu brings. Pre-match nerves. Post-match reflections, coaches, competitors, and gyms come together at Grappling Industries, Boise.

    This is competition, this is community, this is jiujitsu.
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    46 mins
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