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NSEYET
by Ray Hughes
A traveling motorhome video podcast with Ray Hughes dedicated to capturing the stories, wisdom, and philosophies of renowned martial artists across the United States—sharing timeless insights to empower, inspire, and guide others on their own journeys.
Episodes
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Sensei Bill Damon — Karate, Tradition, and a Changing World | INSIGHT Part 1
In Part 1 of this two-part INSIGHT interview, host Ray Hughes sits down with Sensei Bill Damon to explore his experiences in traditional karate and the changing role of martial arts over the years. Sensei Damon recalls the Vietnam War era, when young men facing the possibility of military service...
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Sensei Lee Gray Interview, Part 2
Meet our next INSIGHT guest, Sensei Lee Gray, an 85-year-old martial artist whose journey began in Okinawa in 1960 while serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. In Part 2, Sensei Gray shares his return to his hometown of Amarillo, Texas, after retiring from the Marine Corps. He became a prison guard in…
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Sensei Lee Gray Interview Part 1
Meet our next INSIGHT guest, Sensei Lee Gray, an 85-year-old martial artist whose journey began in Okinawa in 1960 while serving in the United States Marine Corps. In this preview, Sensei Gray shares his search for a karate school that offered a more authentic Okinawan experience—something beyond...
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Sensei Tsutsui Part 2 conversation of his martial art career
In Part 2 of this conversation, Sensei Gary Tsutsui reflects on the second half of his martial arts journey, sharing the experiences, lessons, and philosophy that shaped his career. He also offers his perspective on the current state of traditional karate, discussing how training has evolved, the...
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Sensei Gary Tsutsui-Part 1
A fantastic discussion with Sensei Isao Gary Tsutsui (1946–present), a distinguished Shotokan karate instructor and founder of Colorado Budokan in Denver, Colorado. With nearly 60 years dedicated to karate, he earned widespread respect as an instructor, mentor, and competitor. Trained and studied...
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Sensei Rick Hobusch Part 2
Part 2 of my conversation with Sensei Rick Hobusch, exploring his insights on the early Japanese karate instructors in the United States, their training philosophies, and his views on today’s karate and competitive landscape.
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Sensei Rick Hobusch Interview Part 1
“Sensei Rick Hobusch reflects on his journey through the early days of karate in America, training under newly arrived Japanese instructors in the late 1960s—and the challenge of staying true to his values while navigating an organization shaped by both strong influences and darker elements.”
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Sensei Moore's Part 3 Discussion of his early years
“Final installment of our three-part discussion with Sensei Marlon Moore, sharing his early martial arts experiences and perspectives from the mid-1970s.”
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Part 2 Sensei Marlon Moore-The middle years
Join Part 2 of the conversation with Sensei Marlon Moore as he shares insights from the early years of dojo ownership and management. Surrounded by senior instructors and well-established dojos, he reflects on the challenges and struggles of building a school in those formative days. He also…
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The Early Years of my Sensei, Marlon Moore
Join me for Part 1 of a three-part conversation with my Sensei, Marlon Moore, as he reflects on his early karate journey and the experiences that shaped his path.
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Part 2 of Doug Jepperson's Interview
Part 2 of an in-depth, two-part conversation with Doug Jepperson, drawing on more than 50 years of karate training. Doug continues his martial arts journey, offering thoughtful and philosophical perspectives on American Japanese karate, the role of tournament competition, and the influences that...
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Part 1 re-edit conversation with Doug Jepperson
A re-edited episode. Join us for an intriguing conversation with Doug Jepperson as he shares how he began his journey in martial arts, reflects on the Japanese instructors who shaped that era, and offers thoughtful perspectives from his years of experience. Don’t miss Part 1 of this fascinating...
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Doug Jepperson Conversation Part 1
Join us for an intriguing conversation with Doug Jepperson as he shares how he began his journey in martial arts, reflects on the Japanese instructors who shaped that era, and offers thoughtful perspectives from his years of experience. Don’t miss Part 1 of this fascinating discussion.
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"Who is the Bravest" by Sensei Kelley Hutta
Sensei Kelley Hutta shares her thoughts in a recent podcast (nseyet.net), revealing who she believes is the bravest student in the dojo (school).
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Kelley Hutta Interview
Join us for an inspiring conversation with one of Arizona’s rising stars, Kelley Hutta. Kelley began her martial arts journey at just 10 years old, and through passion, discipline, and determination, she’s grown into a successful school owner, fitness entrepreneur, and community leader. Her story...
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Sensei Scott Harrow Interview Audio only
A great discussion about the challenges of starting martial arts training as an adult.
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Sensei Scott Harrow Interview
A great discussion about the challenges of starting martial arts training as an adult, and an awkward discussion about a past difficult situation.
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Scott Harrow Interview
A thoughtful conversation with Scott Harrow, a martial artist with 25 years of experience, exploring the unique challenges and rewards of beginning martial arts training as an adult—the struggles, the growth, and the personal transformation along the way.
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NSEYET Trailer
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A traveling motorhome video podcast with Ray Hughes dedicated to capturing the stories, wisdom, and philosophies of renowned martial artists across the United States—sharing timeless insights to empower, inspire, and guide others on their own journeys.
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Ray Hughes
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A traveling motorhome video podcast with Ray Hughes dedicated to capturing the stories, wisdom, and philosophies of renowned martial artists across the United States—sharing timeless insights to empower, inspire, and guide others on their own journeys.
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NSEYET is created and hosted by Ray Hughes.
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