Episodes
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Feb. 9, 2025
Finale: Season 2 Review Part 2
We have come full circle yet again and successfully completed another full season of the most niche dance content you can find! Part 2 of the season round-up provides a quick run-through episodes 11 -20 under the thematic categories of Technology, Education, Business, Interdisciplinarity & Politics. How have the stories of these amazing personalities shaped your perception and approach in dance? Will your journey intersect with one of theirs? Concluding the second season, this episode recaps th...
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Feb. 2, 2025
Finale: Season 2 Review Part I
We have come full circle yet again and successfully completed another full season of the most niche dance content you can find! Part 1 of the season round-up provides a quick run-through episodes 1 -10 under the thematic categories of Management, Media, Science, Fashion & Choreography. How have the stories of these amazing personalities shaped your perception and approach in dance? Will your journey intersect with one of theirs? Concluding the second season, this episode recaps the marvelous wo...
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Jan. 19, 2025
Dance of International Relations | Urmimala Sarkar Munsi
A true pleasure to have spoken to a wonderful person and industry leader!
Guest: Urmimala Sarkar Munsi
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Jan. 5, 2025
Access to AXIS | Nadia Adame
When you combine brains and brawn, Nadia emerges as a wonderful role model for all in the world of dance and disability
Guest: Nadia Adame
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Dec. 22, 2024
Palette of the Modern Impresario | Paul Seaquist
A true modern day producer who has traversed across different art forms in the search for talent and great work!
Guest: Paul Seaquist
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Dec. 8, 2024
Talking Circus with CircusTalk | Stacy Clark
Send us a text The memory of my first-ever invert on a pole — when I hung upside down—remains vivid as if it happened yesterday. That experience with the circus arts community in Malaysia opened my eyes to a vast and captivating genre that thrives on its interdisciplinarity. So, when the opportunity arose to delve into this season's exploration of interdisciplinarity, I was fortunate enough to discover CircusTalk, an international online platform previously led by Canadian Casting Director and C...
Guests: Stacy Clark , sta
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Nov. 24, 2024
Accelerating the Dance Creative | Carole Edrich
Positioned as a pre-seed collaborative social enterprise, DanceGRiST was established with the noble objective of elevating the income and status of dancers, multi-skilled artists, and other professionals in the movement arts sector. Led by the visionary Carole Edrich, a former tango dancer and bodybuilder turned project manager and writer, DanceGRiST has cultivated an international team and forged fruitful commercial collaborations all while challenging the prevailing misconception that dancers ...
Guest: Carole Edrich
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Nov. 10, 2024
Inside Industry Auditions | Danny Hindmarsh
A young and emergent businessperson who has figured a way to transform the audition circuit through technology and enterprise.
Guest: Danny Hindmarsh
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Oct. 21, 2024
Transforming the Dance Teacher | Olivia Mode-Cater
A one of a kind company disrupting the industry, led by a one of a kind CEO and dance educator, pioneer and community builder.
Guest: Olivia Mode-Cater
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Oct. 6, 2024
Pioneering Dance as Technique | Anouk van Dijk
A great joy to have spoken to one of the most innovative and transformative minds in contemporary dance today!
Guest: Anouk van Dijk
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Sept. 22, 2024
Grooving to Choreorobotics | Kate Sicchio
One of the most fascinating thinkers and innovators I've spoken to, evidenced by her love for robots and how that marries with dance.
Guest: Kate Sicchio
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Sept. 8, 2024
Into the Jackrabbit Hole | Mark Mahoney
SaaS, also known as software as a a service or web-based software, operates on a subscription basis, providing users with centrally hosted solutions accessible anytime, anywhere. This model has transformed countless industries, including entertainment, communication, and, most notably, education. As dance studios and activity centers worldwide sought efficient management solutions, Jackrabbit Technologies emerged as a pioneer in cloud-based class management software. Under CEO and co-founder Ma...
Guest: Mark Mahoney
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July 21, 2024
Creativity in Screendance | Mike Tyus
Long before the formulation of the world’s first MA in Screendance by the LCDS, the genre had already dated as far back to the early days of cinema. Gene Kelly emerged as a prominent figure during the 1940s and 50s after he starred in and co-directed the classic film "Singin' in the Rain" (1952). In contemporary cinema, dance continues to play a significant role through films such as "Black Swan" (2010), "La La Land" (2016), which have all brought dance back into the spotlight for the next gener...
Guest: Mike Tyus
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July 7, 2024
Puppetry in Dance Theatre | Duda Paiva
While most of us aspiring contemporary dancers will decide to undergo formal training under the foundations of Graham, Cunningham, Limon and various others, a small subset has diverted into the wondrous world of puppet theatre. One such performer, choreographer and now puppeteer is Duda Paiva. After a few more years thriving as an independent theatrical artist, he initiated the Duda Paiva Company in Amsterdam, Holland, in 2004. Duda was educated as an actor, ballet and Butoh dancer in both Braz...
Guest: Duda Paiva
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June 16, 2024
Dance of Costume Design | Rike Zöllner
Costumes, costumes, costumes... they are everywhere, aren't they? From festive occasions to theatrical performances and even on the silver screen in movies. Whilst studying dance, I was always captivated by the costume design at the School of Theatre and Arts Entertainment. They were the ones I interacted with most, as they were responsible for crafting costumes and set designs for various other departments including Music, Drama and Chinese Opera. Rike Zöllner hails originally from Germany and...
Guest: Rike Zöllner
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June 2, 2024
Tailoring a Dancewear Venture | Sandra Meynier Kang
As a dancer, have you ever wondered about the significance of the clothes on your back? For most, the selection of brands and gear is a deliberate choice, a conscious decision shaping their dance journey. A notable name in this arena is SMK Dancewear, a label bearing the imprint of its founder and designer, Sandra Meynier Kang. The brand's ethos revolves around eco-friendly textiles, zero waste production, and a vegan, locally made product range. Sandra Meynier Kang, is a French native who has ...
Guest: Sandra Meynier Kang
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May 19, 2024
Dance Medicine at Harkness | Dr. Donald Rose
Have you ever suffered a catastrophic injury? How does one recover and regain peak condition following damage to the anatomy? Amidst the many inherent challenges within the dance sphere — a beacon of hope shines at the NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital through the presence of the Harkness Center for Dance Injuries. Beyond their exceptional array of services encompassing physical therapy and injury prevention programs, they also provide comprehensive educational offerings, both online and in person...
Guest: Donald Rose, MD
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May 5, 2024
Pillars of Dance Science | Emma Redding
What exactly is Dance Science? What are the main foundations that constitute its rich and detailed history? Given dance's unique position at the intersection of arts and sports, it was inevitable that this field would eventually enter the mainstream. One pioneering institution that played a crucial role in this transformation was the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, with one individual standing out as a driving force behind this revolution – Professor Emma Redding. Professor Emma...
Guest: Emma Redding
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April 14, 2024
Pointe of Podcasting | Lauren Ritchie
What does it take to stand out as a podcaster anyways? Is the craze for this new medium truly justified for the world of dance? Like in every other sector, the field of dance-related podcasts is now beyond saturated. Yet, that didn’t discourage me from starting a show, completing a full season and then embarking on a whole new one right after! It starts with your message and the value it brings to listeners who are looking to learn something from you which they cannot do elsewhere - which I did ...
Guest: Lauren Ritchie
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March 31, 2024
Dance of Art Journalism | Margaret Fuhrer
Is journalism dead? What is the most trusted form of media today? While there isn’t a definitive answer, one company comes admirably close. Dance Media Publications is a multi-varied media platform that covers dance like no other and has been consistently delivering engaging content to the most dancers, dance professionals and dance lovers globally. Among its many satellite publications, the Dance Edit podcast stands out as a prominent voice for daily news and updates revolving around the world ...
Guest: Margaret Fuhrer
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March 18, 2024
Institutional Leadership and Culture | Pamela Tatge
What does it mean to be a leader in the arts? Have you ever dreamt of heading an international platform which boasts both historical and current prestige? As far as dance goes dance, very few are like The Jacob's Pillow. Established on a treasured 220-acre national landmark, it is one of the oldest running dance festivals and home to the USA's most influential dance icons, including the man who started it all, Ted Shawn. In 2016, Pamela Tatge was announced as the new Director of The Pillow afte...
Guest: Pamela Tatge
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March 3, 2024
Co-directing an International Festival | Wieland & Poulinas
What does it take to stage a dance festival? Have you ever wanted to initiate an international platform with long-term sustainability? Despite the overwhelming number of contemporary dance festivals around today, very few have peaked at the level of a Deltebre Dansa, ImPulsTanz or Jacob's Pillow. However, B12 has managed to achieve such status in an even shorter time, which makes their story doubly more remarkable. And the secret to all of this? A stellar management team of course! Johannes Wie...
Guests: Johannes Wieland , Evangelos Poulinas