Really love hearing from everyone, but especially Brett and learning how much the cast does to prepare. This is a show on par with The Wire.

I have watch Bruce Lee since I was in High School, when he played "Kato" on the " Green Hornet! I was a student of the martial arts then and have remained a student of "The Way" I was stationed in Asia during my time in the United States Air Force, I have watched all of his films, read his book and had a copy of his first edition of Jeet Kune Do! Bruce meant a lot to me, when I returned from Asia, I was stationed in The Solano Valley of Northern California. I wanted to go down to Southern California to visit the school he had there. Brice epitomized a true martial artist. He wasn't about beating people up! He had the most fascinating viewpoint of what being a martial artist truly meant. He studied Philosophy at the University of Washington where he met his beloved wife Linda. Bruce was a rare and unique man! I unfortunately had several self defense situations that I had to protect myself, l knowing the techniques of the martial arts is not enough, one must study the philosophy behind it, to truly make what you are taught "second nature", so if you are ever attacked, it is a reflex and instinctive to use that what you have learned and practiced, I have watched hundreds of martial arts movies with all of the famous martial artists, participated in the old PKA, and local tournaments. Movie fights ate basically choreographed fighting, but this world we live in is very dangerous! I felt that Bruce Lee was a realist and very practical about the Martial Arts, many people envied him or did not believe what he did was real, big Bruce Lee was a "one of a kind" a " once in a life time individual " the likes of who we will never see again! He was a true Master of Martial Arts and a good human being that left his legacy on Earth and passed it on to his son and daughter, Brandon Lee and Shannon Lee. Warrior the series has the most authentic martial arts that I have ever seen! "Be water my friend", Bruce Lee.

This podcast is amazing the show is amazing keep up the great work no changes 🙏🏾

What is not to like?!!! Must listen for Warrior Fans

Listen, this show is incredible. Top down! From the writing, the direction, the acting, and the thematic elements. It’s everything I want in a show. The podcast, however, is a different story for me. I’m not a huge fan of Lisa Ling. I understand why they got her to host, however, she is ideologically annoying to listen to. I am extremely thankful when they bring on actors and people of the production team to talk about the craft of the show rather than ideological pitfalls of today. We already are bombarded with that in the news. Also, sometimes they leave out portions of the show in the recap. For instance, I just listened to Episode 4 and they left out Buckley and his story line. We, as viewers, have questions from the previous seasons that NOBODY is answering, or even mentioning. That’s annoying. I guess I would like more talking about “the show and production” than incessant questions about dumb things no one wants to hear about.

I love this show and this podcast! Rich, nuanced storytelling and equally thoughtful conversations about the show. All of these characters are three dimensional, sophisticated and deeply human. This is an extraordinary addition to the legend of Bruce Lee, his family and all of the luminaries involved in the show. Shout out to Hoon Lee and Olivia C. You all are the absolute BEST!

This is a great podcast! In an energetic way, this provides additional information on the series, and the work behind the scenes to bring the series to life. Be sure to watch the Season 3 episode before listening to the podcast, to avoid spoilers. I look forward to the future episodes.

First, I find the convergence of the Chinese/Irish/White/Black/post Civil War San Francisco history utterly fascinating. Economic and political forces both separately and among each of these groups are complex and multilayered. And let’s not forget the omnipresent misogyny. I honestly think Warrior is a must see for anyone who wants to examine the American experience. Thanks for a great podcast.

I love the show so much. I have been waiting for three years -just like the world—,for this new season. I really wish that they would go back and do season one and two. Although they did have a little behind the scenes at the end of each episode, I still want them to do a podcast on the first and second season!!!