Usually Joe Lanteri is the one making the introductions, but this week, I get to introduce you to him! The one and only Joe Lanteri! Joe is the man behind the most renowned training studio in New York City, he started one of the first...
Heather Morris and I talk about how dance lessons are life lessons...
This episode is a voter checklist! NOTE: If you are 18 and have figured out how to order food online, you are absolutely capable of registering to vote. If you have ever done a jigsaw puzzle with more than 11 pieces, you are capable of...
This episode shines a light on talent, transition, and trauma. Taja Riley and her alter, Kim Visions, join us to talk about our responsibility to create (the work of our dreams, and a legacy for the future), but we also discuss our responsibility to dismantle…...
Either you KNOW an overactive listener, you ARE an overactive listener or BOTH! This episode is dedicated to the importance of neutrality and HOLDING THE SPACE (for yourself, for others, and for the project!) Show Notes Quick Links: The Overactive Listener by Caitlin Reilly: https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpuG81pnQs/ Dr. Katrina Ubell's...
Joshua Smith has an interesting view of the industry, validation, and fame. This episode diggs into all that and more. We go deep on dance as an art/ sport, the Black Lives Matter movement, Daily Routines, personal style, and GRATITUDE. I can’t wait for you...
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...