
A lifelong Martial Arts student, gives his thoughts and views on Karate and all things Martial Arts. From interviews, training, to media, to movies to the how to’s and the why nots? All in search of the only Sensei you should only ever have, the one that looks back at you from the mirror. use this link to check out our other Martial Arts related content: linktr.ee/Invisen
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 347 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Popcorn, Karate, fighting, movies, life decisions, being vulnerable to be invulnerable, being prepared to lose to win, oh and chocolate ice cream!!
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Should Children be allowed to become Blackbelts? What's the line that is crossed when they do? Should they wait to be 20yr old fighting machines when they do? What even is a Blackbelt and how is it different from a Shodan? Aren't they the same thing?... more
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One of the best martial arts podcasts that covers a lot more than just martial arts. Take a listen to Tauri Dawson Sensei in his authentic and humble ways of sharing his personal journey. He’s not trying convince anyone his way is the right way, he’s just telling a story and invites great guests on his show to tell their story as well.
This podcast is always spot on. Often makes me stop and really think about what he’s saying. Thank you!
Great show mate. Cheers, Steve from Australia (Matsubayashi-Ryu Shorin Ryu Karate 1st Kyu).
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A thoughtful martial arts-focused show that centers on karate philosophy, pedagogy, and personal growth through storytelling and interviews. Episodes regularly explore training basics, kata interpretation, lineage, aging in the arts, mentorship, and community impact, often weaving in personal anecdotes and reflections on fear, motivation, and leadership. The host tends to blend practical technique discussion with broader cultural and media influences, giving listeners actionable training insights alongside perspectives on character and discipline. A notable strength is its reflective, mirror-your-own-sensei approach, encouraging self-inquiry and continuous learning for practitioners at all levels.
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The Invisible Sensei launched 7 years ago and published 347 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Invisible Sensei include:
1. James Pankiewicz
2. Paul Enfield Sensei
3. Dan Antonsen
4. Kristian Mahinay
5. Patrick McCarthy
6. Shai Hai Sensei
7. Andy Rodriguez
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