In this episode of The Dojo Exchange, I sit down with Scott Taylor, better known to many as Dirty Demon Wristlocker. A 6th Degree Black Belt in Jujitsu and the founder of Taylor Jujitsu, Scott has dedicated his life to teaching, training, and sharing his knowledge with martial artists around the world.

We talk about Scott's journey through the martial arts, what it's like to build a successful academy, his approach to teaching students of all levels, and how social media has allowed him to reach a global audience. We also discuss the value of technical instruction, creating educational content for platforms like BJJ Fanatics, and the lessons he's learned throughout decades on the mats.

Whether you're a grappler, striker, instructor, or simply someone who loves hearing the stories behind respected martial artists, this conversation is packed with insight, experience, and a genuine passion for the martial arts.

About Scott Taylor:

6th Degree Black Belt in Jujitsu

Owner & Head Instructor of Taylor Jujitsu In Canada

Creator of the popular Dirty Demon Wristlocker instructional content on Instagram @dirtydemonwristlocker and @taylor_jiujitsu

Featured instructor on BJJ Fanatics

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In this episode of The Dojo Exchange, I sit down with Allen Woodman to discuss his incredible journey through the martial arts. From decades of training and teaching to his work as a Hollywood stuntman and publisher of International Martial Arts Magazine, Allen shares stories, lessons, and insights gained from a lifetime dedicated to the martial arts.

We talk about:

Allen's martial arts journey

His experience as a stuntman in film and television

The importance of preserving martial arts traditions

The evolution of martial arts media

issues with EGO in martial arts

Advice for the next generation of martial artists

Whether you're a lifelong practitioner or just beginning your martial arts journey, this conversation is packed with wisdom, history, and inspiration.

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Welcome to the updated version of Episode 1 of The Dojo Exchange! This release features improved editing, enhanced visuals, and a better overall viewing experience while preserving the original conversation.

In this inaugural episode, host James Moore sits down with Hanshi Richard Dixon, President of the National Karate Jujitsu Federation, for an insightful discussion on martial arts philosophy, leadership, and one of the most misunderstood topics in the martial arts world—the difference between a system, a style, and a method.

Whether you train in Karate, Taekwondo, Jiu-Jitsu, Kung Fu, MMA, or any other discipline, this conversation offers valuable perspectives for martial artists of every background.

The Dojo Exchange is dedicated to bringing together martial artists from every style to share knowledge, preserve stories, and strengthen the martial arts community.

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Welcome to Episode 6 of The Dojo Exchange!

In this episode, I sit down with Jonathan Wong, a practitioner of both Kung Fu and Hawaiian martial arts, for a fascinating conversation about tradition, culture, and the lifelong pursuit of martial arts.

We discuss Jonathan's journey, the philosophies behind his training, the importance of preserving martial traditions, and what these unique systems have to offer today's martial artists. Whether you're a student, instructor, or simply passionate about the martial arts, this episode offers insight into two rich and respected traditions.

The Dojo Exchange is dedicated to bringing martial artists from every style and background together through open conversation, shared experiences, and mutual respect.

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Welcome to Episode 5 of The Dojo Exchange!

This episode is a little different. It was recorded from my car—not by choice, but because I wasn't about to miss the opportunity to sit down with a respected Taekwondo Master from the other side of the world.

Join me as I speak with Master Edward Brian Scott of Australia about his martial arts journey, his experiences in Taekwondo, and the lessons he's learned throughout his years of training and teaching. Conversations like these are exactly why The Dojo Exchange exists—to connect martial artists across styles, cultures, and continents through genuine discussion.

No matter where the recording happens, great conversations are always worth having.

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In Episode 4 of The Dojo Exchange, I sit down with Sensei Braden White, martial artist, filmmaker, actor, writer, and owner of TKO Productions.

We discuss how martial arts has shaped his journey both on and off the mat, the creative process behind filmmaking, the lessons that carry over from the dojo to the screen, and what it takes to pursue your passion in multiple disciplines.

Whether you're a martial artist, filmmaker, or someone chasing a dream, this conversation is packed with insight, creativity, and the mindset needed to keep moving forward.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow on Spotify, Apple, subscribe on YouTube, and share it with someone who loves martial arts or filmmaking.

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In this episode, I'm joined by Hanshi Richard Dixon, President of the National Karate Jujitsu Federation (NKJF). We discuss his martial arts journey, the importance of preserving tradition while continuing to grow, and the often misunderstood differences between a system, style, and method.

Learn more about the National Karate Jujitsu Federation (NKJF): https//nkjf-usa.com/

The Dojo Exchange is dedicated to bringing martial artists from every background together to share their stories, experiences, and knowledge. No matter what style you train, there's always something we can learn from one another.

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Episode 2 of The Dojo Exchange features a conversation with a 5th Degree Black Belt in Chinese Kenpo, school owner, husband, and father. Together, we explore the lessons martial arts teaches beyond the dojo—discipline, resilience, leadership, family, and the importance of preserving the traditions and values that shape future generations.The Dojo Exchange is dedicated to bringing martial artists from every style together through open conversations that preserve the stories, experiences, and wisdom of those who have devoted their lives to the arts. Different styles. One community.