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Everyday Martial Artist

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

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

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John Hackleman has spent more than five decades immersed in martial arts, beginning as a young kid learning to defend himself on the streets of Hawaii and eventually becoming one of the most respected coaches in mixed martial arts. A lifelong martial... more

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Chris Henderson is a lifelong martial artist whose journey has taken him through both the hard and soft sides of the martial arts, combining physical discipline with a deep commitment to balance, health, and personal well-being. His martial arts jour... more

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F. Braun McAsh has spent nearly five decades exploring the intersection of martial arts, historical weapons, acting, and stage combat. An actor and fight director since 1977, Braun has choreographed combat for more than 100 productions across theatre... more

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Ice “The Iceman” Young is a lifelong martial artist, fighter, instructor, and creator of a reality-based combat system shaped by decades of training, competition, and real-world experience. His martial arts journey began as a child under the guidance... more

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Recent Guests

Chris Henderson
A lifelong martial artist with backgrounds in Song Moo Kwan Taekwondo, Songahm Taekwondo, Tang Soo Do, and Ki Gong
World Tang Soo Do Association; World Ki Gong; Tang Soo Do organizations
Episode: Chris Henderson – Tang Soo Do – EP288
F. Braun McAsh
Actor, fight director, author, and historian
Episode: F. Braun McAsh – Fight Choreography – EP287
Ice The Iceman Young
Lifelong martial artist, fighter, instructor, and creator of a reality-based combat system
Self/Modern Warriors (partnered studio)
Episode: Ice Young – EP286
Steven Franz
Founder and Chief Instructor of Franz Karate
Franz Karate
Episode: Steven Franz – Franz Karate – EP285
Steve Cooper
Ninth-degree black belt in American Kenpo; studio owner and leader in Kenpo community
Surf City Karate Studio / American Kenpo organizations
Episode: Steve Cooper – United Kenpo Karate Studios – EP284
Bradley Anderson
Founder and chief instructor of Agassiz Dojo
Agassiz Dojo
Episode: Bradley Anderson – Agassiz Dojo – EP283
Jerry Trimble
World champion kickboxer, actor, motivational speaker and lifelong martial artist
Self/Various in film and martial arts community
Episode: Jerry Trimble – Golden Boy – EP282
Katie Stensgard
A Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai competitor, single mother and subject of the GRIT & GRACE documentary
GRIT & GRACE documentary
Episode: Katie Stensgard – GRIT & GRACE – EP280
Joseph Herreman
Owner of Dynamic Martial Arts, martial arts instructor and author
Dynamic Martial Arts
Episode: Joseph Herreman – Dynamic Martial Arts – EP279

Host

Brian Doucet
Host of Everyday Martial Artist

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 50 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
    Canada2 years 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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Some reviews note recurring anecdotes and a strong journey-focus, while a few listeners feel some episodes repeat certain narratives.
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ice Young – EP286
Q: What was the turning point for shifting from traditional arts to reality-based training?
Desire for more combat-oriented, real-world techniques led him away from forms around 1992 and toward aggressive, practical training including No Holds Barred and later MMA-influenced styles.
Ice Young – EP286
Q: When did he start teaching professionally and how did the system Kuhapta Kempo come about?
He began officially teaching in 2001, and by 2004-2005 he coined Kuhapta Kempo as a blended system combining karate, kung fu, and kenpo into a unified framework.
F. Braun McAsh – Fight Choreography – EP287
Q: Do you prefer choreography or acting on camera, and why?
Choreography is essential because it shapes how a fight tells the story and develops character; I value being able to craft the underlying narrative of a fight even when performing or directing.
F. Braun McAsh – Fight Choreography – EP287
Q: What led you to your first Hollywood gig and how did you transition from theatre to screen work?
I started in Canada but began moving toward film by networking with stunt coordinators and working on Police Academy as a start, where I could apply theater and film combat skills to screen roles.
F. Braun McAsh – Fight Choreography – EP287
Q: That's good. So at what point did it start to hit you that you could incorporate this into acting and actually make this part of your career?
It became clear when I started choreographing Tybalt's fights in Romeo and Juliet during theatre school, then got paid opportunities in Detroit to choreograph Julius Caesar and Romeo and Juliet, which showed there was a viable path to combine acting and fight direction.

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Recent guests on Everyday Martial Artist include:

1. Chris Henderson
2. F. Braun McAsh
3. Ice The Iceman Young
4. Steven Franz
5. Steve Cooper
6. Bradley Anderson
7. Jerry Trimble
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