Even if you tried, you could not duplicate the career of Marguerite Derricks, but with this peek into her thought process, you’ll want to try things you’ve only ever dreamed of…and you may walk away with a new definition of success. Show Notes Quick Links: Marguerite Derricks:...
If the Question is the Swiss Army Knife of Curiosity, then this episode is the user manual to the Swiss Army Knife. This episode might have you thinking twice before you raise your hand again, BUT, once your hand is up, get ready to catch...
If self-awareness, and awareness of the world around you is the goal. I strongly recommend taking on a daily creative project as part of that regimen. Here is why: To make creative work, you must look both outside AND inside. You must call on imagination...
This conversation with the legendary Dominique Kelley dances on subjects including race, appropriation, protests, and progress, but it is REALLY about the responsibility of teachers, AND students to know the backdrop they are dancing in front of. Show Notes Quick Links: Follow Dom Kelley! https://www.instagram.com/domkelley/ In case you...
This episode makes abundantly clear where I get my emotionality, and love for music. Dad, thank you for dropping the knowledge, the memories, and the teardrops in this podcast. I love you. “ Donate to the Words That Move Me Community WTMM Membership: Join Here Follow us on...
This episode addresses Learning vs. RE-learning, YOUR truth vs. THE truth, and the best type of questions you should be asking yourself (and your students) right now. Epiphany chaser, teacher, re-learner, and dance extraordinaire Dominique Kelley joins us to shine the light exactly where it...
This episode is a workshop. A guided meditation (if meditation is a written or spoken discourse expressing considered thoughts on a subject) but really, it is an opportunity to show yourself yourself. It is designed for participation. Oh, and grab a pen/paper, recorder, because I...
I’ve been using Zoom for over a year (for non-dance related meetings) but I’ve been teaching dance classes on Zoom for about 10 weeks now. I have learned A LOT, and let me tell you, there’s a lot to learn! Yes, there are a handful of...