Martial Arts History Museum Martial Arts History Museum Featured on Hit Digital Series "LA in a Minute"

GLENDALE, CA – August 6, 2026 (NEWMEDIAWIRE) – The Martial Arts History Museum, the world’s first and only museum dedicated to preserving martial arts history, is set to be featured on “LA in a Minute,” one of the internet’s premier Southern California culture and history series.

Reminiscent of classic public television programming like Huell Howser’s California’s Gold, “LA in a Minute” offers fast-paced, deeply researched spotlights on the unique neighborhoods, rich history, and modern developments that define Los Angeles. Founded in 2022 by Evan Lovett – a California native, former Los Angeles Times writer, and NBC journalist – the platform aims to instill civic pride across Greater Los Angeles through concise, minute-long deep dives into local culture.

In the upcoming episode, Lovett turns his camera on Glendale to uncover the Martial Arts History Museum, a hidden cultural gem in the region. The feature explores Southern California’s rich connections to martial arts lore, highlighting legendary figures who built their legacies in the area – including Benny “The Jet” Urquidez, Chuck Norris, and Bruce Lee, who was famously discovered at the Long Beach International Karate Championships.

“The museum offers a rare, educational glimpse into how Asian art, history, and culture intersect with the martial arts,” said Lovett. “It reveals the deep roots that world-renowned pioneers established right here in Los Angeles.”

Audiences can stream the episode across “LA in a Minute” digital channels, including YouTube and Instagram. To learn more about the museum, plan a visit, or support its programs, visit official website at MAMuseum.com.

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