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Everyday Martial Artist

Brian Doucette
Martial Arts
Taekwondo
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Self-Defense
Martial Arts Education
MMA
Bruce Lee
Kickboxing
Personal Development
Mixed Martial Arts
Aikido
Tai Chi
UFC
Life Ki-Do
Children's Development
Martial Arts Training
Martial Arts History
Judo
Wrestling
Tang Soo Do

Every week we will chat with a different martial artist and hear their story.

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Bruce Hoyer has dedicated more than two decades to the study, practice, and teaching of martial arts, building a reputation as both a highly respected coach and lifelong student of combat sports. A 3rd Degree Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, 2nd De... more

Hanshi Miguel Ibarra is a lifelong martial artist, educator, and retired law enforcement professional whose experience spans both traditional martial arts and real-world self-defense. He served more than 25 years with the New York City Probation Depa... more

Kaitlin Young is one of the true pioneers of women’s mixed martial arts. Long before women’s MMA received mainstream attention, she was helping build the sport through her performances inside the cage and her contributions behind the scenes. Kaitlin ... more

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Harry Psaros brings a unique blend of professional expertise, martial arts experience, and a deep commitment to serving others. A certified health coach and Executive Neuroscience Account Specialist, Harry has built a career at the intersection of sc... more

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Recent Guests

Miguel Ibarra
Founder of Yamabushi Jujutsu Aikijutsu Ryu Incorporated
Yamabushi Jujutsu Aikijutsu Ryu Incorporated
Episode: Miguel Ibarra – YAMABUSHI JUJUTSU – EP275
Kaitlin Young
Professional MMA fighter and early pioneer in women's MMA
Various including Invicta FC, EliteXC, PFL
Episode: Kaitlin Young – Striking Viking – EP274
Harry Psaros
Author and sportswriter focused on martial arts and autism advocacy
Author, Pitt Sports Writer, Autism Caring Center board member
Episode: Harry Psaros – From Struggle To Strength – EP273
Tanya St-Lawson
A 24th generation Dragon Gate, Chun Yang lineage student under Abbot Xing De; martial artist, movement teacher, and author
Temple practitioner and author
Episode: Tanya St-Lawson – Personal Evolution Unlimited – EP272
Michael Janich
Martial artist, founder of Martial Blade Concepts and Counter-Blade Concepts
Martial Blade Concepts / NBC
Episode: Michael Janich – Martial Blade Concepts – EP271
Paul Dye
Lifelong Kenpo practitioner and instructor deeply involved in Parker's Kenpo lineage
Kenpo
Episode: Paul Dye – Kenpo – EP270
Verca Partikova
Martial artist and founder of the Kung Fu Scholars Program
Kung Fu Scholars
Episode: Verca Partikova – Kung Fu Scholars – EP269
Richard Syrop
Founder of Himalayan Academy of Martial Arts and Dharamsala school
Himalayan Academy of Martial Arts
Episode: Richard Syrop – Himalayan Academy – EP268
Chris Duval
Educator, actor, director, fight director; specializes in stage combat
University of Utah (Department of Theatre); fight direction and stage combat
Episode: Chris Duval – Stage Combat Arts – EP267

Host

Brian Doucet
Host of Everyday Martial Artist

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 46 ratings
  • This is the only podcast like this!

    Brian has done a great job bringing together martial artists to share their stories! Such a great show. Really good work!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alex Sanfilippo | PodMatch.com
    United Statesa year ago
  • Every show same stories

    Every show you will hear he moved to California kempo use to judge mma and went to watch diamond nationals, that he joined karate from karate kid in movie theater lobby every show

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Adam85858585
    United Statesa year ago
  • Awesome!

    Wish I had come across this podcast ages ago! Great guests and interviews. A must listen to for all martial arts enthusiasts

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    thecman1975
    Canadaa year ago
  • A great show!!

    Such a great show! I love hearing about a person’s journey in the the martial arts. Bryan is a great host!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    renocapoeira.com
    United States2 years ago
  • A Must-Listen!

    Brian is a terrific host that really knows how to bring a compelling story from guests, captivate audiences around the world. The amount of legendary names on his show attest to the caliber show at Everyday Martial Artist. Listen in today!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mrs. Frechette
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners praise the host's ability to pull compelling stories from guests and keep audiences engaged.
Others describe the show as essential listening for martial arts enthusiasts and practitioners looking to grow.
Some feedback notes recurring guest formats; a few listeners want more varied perspectives.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Harry Psaros – From Struggle To Strength – EP273
Q: What is the core message of your book and who is it for?
The book blends martial arts mindset with real-life parenting on the autism spectrum, aiming to empower dads and moms with practical tools, inspiration, and strategies to support their children.
Harry Psaros – From Struggle To Strength – EP273
Q: How did you balance sports writing, coaching, and martial arts training with family and other commitments?
He explains a relentless schedule, diverse roles (author, health professional, board involvement), and the importance of focusing on meaningful, manageable progress (the 2% rule) without burning out.
Kaitlin Young – Striking Viking – EP274
Q: What does she think about the evolution of women's MMA and opportunities for younger fighters today?
She discusses how the sport has grown, the increased visibility, and the importance of preparation and well-rounded skills to compete at the highest levels.
Kaitlin Young – Striking Viking – EP274
Q: What was it like being a female fighter in the early days of the sport, and who influenced her?
She describes a close-knit community at Minnesota Taekwondo Center with coaches and senior fighters who treated everyone equally, and she highlights mentors like her training partner and notable fighters who inspired her to push further.
Kaitlin Young – Striking Viking – EP274
Q: How did Kaitlin's early Taekwondo experience shape her approach to fighting today?
She explains the transition from traditional forms to sparring and fighting, valuing practicality and the ability to make techniques work in real combat, which ultimately led her to Muay Thai and MMA.

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A show focused on martial artists sharing deeply personal journeys, philosophies, and practical lessons from training, competition, and teaching. Episodes frequently center on founding schools or programs, coaching insights, and personal development through discipline, resilience, and mentorship. Noteworthy elements include a strong emphasis on education-minded approaches to training, cross-disciplinary martial arts, and memorable stories from both competitive champions and instructors shaping communities. This mix makes it appealing to aspiring practitioners, coaches, and audiences drawn to growth-minded narratives in martial arts and performance.

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Recent guests on Everyday Martial Artist include:

1. Miguel Ibarra
2. Kaitlin Young
3. Harry Psaros
4. Tanya St-Lawson
5. Michael Janich
6. Paul Dye
7. Verca Partikova
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