Podcasts about Argentine tango

In this episode, Jai sits down with acclaimed writing coach Marilyn Horowitz to explore the power of storytelling in shaping how we experience aging. Marilyn shares two simple yet transformative practices that can help mindful agers rewrite their personal narrative in a more empowering and authentic way.Tune in to learn how these tools can foster greater self-awareness, resilience, and a renewed sense of purpose—no matter where you are on your journey.Key Insights:The role of storytelling in personal growthTwo practices to reframe limiting beliefsHow rewriting your story can positively impact your mindset and daily lifeAbout Marilyn HorowitzMarilyn Horowitz is an award-winning author who has taught her trademarked storytelling method at New York University for twenty-five years. Her students have been nominated for Emmy Awards, won a Peabody Award and been produced by the major Hollywood studios. Now sharing her storytelling secrets with a broader audience, Horowitz has written severalbooks on the art of writing. Her most recent book, Word of the Day: Transform Your Writing in 15 Minutes a Day shares a journaling practice that demonstrates a new, easy way to create and sustain genuine happiness.Shadows and Echoes, her latest book, co-authored with world-famous clairvoyant Martin Sherlock shares her three-year journey to enlightened self- awareness. Horowitz has written two novels, The Book of Zev in 2016 and Bad Girl Pie is to be released in 2025. Horowitz is a Reiki master and is certified in Dao Yin Yoga and Authentic Movement. She dances the Argentine Tango as often as possible.Marilyn's Website: https://www.marilynhorowitz.com/LinkedIn:    https://www.linkedin.com/in/marilynhorowitz/                  TikTok:        https://www.tiktok.com/@transformin2minutes@transformin2minutesTikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@cutthroughthecrap?lang=en@cutthroughthecrapFacebook Business Page:  https://www.facebook.com/marilynidahorowitzmarilynidahorowitzFacebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/marilyn.horowitzmarilyn.horowitzInstagram:horowitz1105Jai's Instagram:@theartofagingmindfully@jaiyogashalaTO SUPPORT THE ART OF AGING MINDFULNESS PODCAST:patreon.com/jaisugrimHealth and Longevity Coaching with Jai:https://theartofagingmindfully.com/To Train with Jai in "Yoga for Longevity Classes:"https://jaiyogashala.com/daily-schedule/If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and share it with others who might benefit from these insights!

In this episode, I chat with Rita Berenshteyn about her journey from ballroom to tango and what it was like navigating the transition. We dive into the quirks of ballroom culture, the challenges of adapting to tango's rules and techniques, and the moments that made her fall in love with the dance. Along the way, we explore what makes tango so addictive and why it's unlike any other dance. Whether you're curious about ballroom or reflecting on your own tango beginnings, this conversation has a little something for everyone. Join my private FaceBook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sotangoworld Questions/comments? Reach out to me⁣⁣⁣⁣ Web: imsotango.com⁣ Email: connect@imsotango.com⁣⁣⁣⁣ Instagram @‌imso_tango *Music courtesy of La Santa Calavera: “Un Día Nos Veremos” https://open.spotify.com/artist/4Ekzhqyp6d4CpdNqp6Wh3W

Crafting a Fulfilling Life In Dance with Tristan Ching Hartmann What does it take to craft a fulfilling life in dance? For Tristan Ching Hartmann, it's a blend of resilience, curiosity, community, and an unshakable love for movement. From her shy beginnings in Ventura, California, to performing with the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company in San Francisco, Tristan's journey has been anything but conventional. She reflects on transformative moments, including commuting long hours for ballet classes, finding her artistic home with Robert Moses' Kin, and reinventing herself as a jazz dancer during her time in London. Tristan delves into how her teaching practice reignited her creativity, her experiences taking on choreography, and the life lessons she's learned from Argentine Tango. She also shares the profound impact of a serious spinal injury that temporarily halted her dancing and how it led her to redefine her relationship with movement. Now dancing into her late 40s, she offers insights on adapting training, cherishing every moment in the studio, and navigating the physical demands of her art. Her passion for building community and mentoring younger dancers reflects her deep commitment to the art form and those who practice it. Join us for an inspiring conversation that explores what it truly means to craft a fulfilling life in dance! Key Points From This Episode: ·       An introduction to Tristan Ching Hartmann and her unique movement journey. ·       How a childhood dance class sparked a lifelong passion for movement and artistry. ·       Tristan's deep connection to ballet and her love for its precision, grace, and classical music. ·       The balancing act of pursuing dance while meeting her family's academic expectations. ·       How Stanford shaped her journey, leading to modern dance and joining Robert Moses' Kin. ·       The pivotal role of Robert Moses in Tristan's early professional career and artistic growth. ·       Recovering from a serious spinal injury and the life-changing decision to travel and reflect. ·       How moving to London allowed Tristan to reinvent herself and explore jazz and the West End. ·       Her transformative experience teaching and discovering new ways to connect with students. ·       Returning to the stage with Margaret Jenkins Dance Company in her late 40s. ·       How Tristan adapts training to stay active despite the physical challenges of aging. ·       Tristan's insights into Argentine Tango as a life lesson in feeling and responding. ·       Reflecting on her love for building community and mentoring the next generation of dancers. Tristan Ching Hartmann (she/her) is a long-time lover of dance, the Bay Area, and dance in the Bay Area.  She was a founding member of Robert Moses' Kin, on faculty at the San Francisco Conservatory of Dance, and currently dances with Margaret Jenkins Dance Company as well as collaborating with her dance friends/heroes, The Straw Dogs. For more on this episode: Movers & Shapers: A Dance Podcast For the latest, follow on Instagram and Facebook

Check out a new virtual workshop series on integrating IFS and Human Design, Here!! ______________________________________ In this episode, Natalie sits with Martina Williams and Kyle Wehrend to discuss their expertise on highly sensitive people (HSP) and IFS.     Topics Discussed: 1. What is a HSP? 2. D.O.E.S.; an acronym for HSP characteristics 3. Environmental sensitivity: Is it nature, nurture, or both? 4. Challenges of being a HSP 5. Benefits of being a HSP 6. Protective parts that help turn down the sensitivity 7. Ways to cope being a HSP _______________________________ Martina Williams is an international coach, speaker, psychotherapist and author with over 30 years of experience. She is a Certified IFS therapist and Approved Consultant with a focus on spirituality and high sensitivity.  As a coach, she specializes in wellness-based resiliency and supporting individuals to learn to lead from Self. Martina identifies as a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) and finds great joy in helping other HSPs. Martina grew up in California and currently lives in the beautiful mountains of Asheville, NC with her husband and four dogs. When she's not cycling or hiking, she's dancing Argentine Tango.   Connect with Martina: Website: www.thebraveintrovert.com Instagram: @the_brave_introvert_hsp _______________________________ Kyle Wehrend, LICSW, LCSW-C is a clinically licensed social worker and is the owner of Move Within LLC, a private practice that provides individual and group psychotherapy, clinical supervision as well as facilitates workshops and retreats. He has over 15 years of experience in the field of social work and served 2 years in Peru as a Peace Corps volunteer. Kyle has extensive experience with the IFS model completing the Level 1 training, the Creating Healing Circles training and was a presenter at the IFS Conference in 2023. He currently lives in Takoma Park, MD with his wife, two young children and cat. He enjoys running, reading and agonizing over English Premier League soccer.   Connect with Kyle: Kyle:https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/kyle-wehrend-takoma-park-md/865289 _______________________________ Attend the Workshop- IFS and HSP: Working with the Highly Sensitive System - Online, September 16th _______________________________ Want to work with Natalie? Contact her below Website: https://www.ndwellnessservices.com/ Contact: https://www.ndwellnessservices.com/contact  Instagram: @nataliedeering _____________________________ Donate to the podcast Here!    Interested in sponsoring an episode of the podcast? Upgrade your business and let more people know about your amazing services or products by reaching hundreds to thousands of people by sponsoring an episode for only $100!  Please email ndwellness.services@therapysecure.com for more information.  Thank you for the support!    *Please support the podcast by following, rating, and leaving a review*    

The third part of the interview with Oa Metzner. In this part of the interview we'll cover resistance, density, lightness and heaviness in argentine tango. We'll also cover how Oa would start again if she was starting today from zero, and we dived deeper into the role of processed emotional baggage in our dance. Finally, we closed by touching a bit on the importance of alignment and feet articulation and the difference between leading and following from the outskirts of the body vs leading from the core.  If you haven't heard the previous episodes, I invite you to listen to them too, before or after this episode. They were eye-opening for me, and I hope they can do the same for you.   Οa Metzner on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oa.metzner Oa´s Website: https://www.flowandthedane.com/   The Curious Tanguero newsletter: https://thecurioustanguero.com/ Books: Tangofulness: https://tangofulness.com/ Tango Tips by the Maestros: https://tangotipsbythemaestros.com/ When the Embrace Whispers: https://whentheembracewhispers.com/ How to dance more in milongas - for followers: https://thecurioustanguero.com/howtodancemoreinmilongas/        

Is it Tango time in Baltimore! David Richardson is an instructor with the Argentine Tango Space Project and joins the show to walk us through the dance. The Inner Space Tango Weekend kicks off tonight in the Hamilton and Lauraville community in North Baltimore.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

Welcome to a special episode of Arteetude, where we turn the spotlight onto you, our valued listeners, in "Voices Unveiled: Navigating the Depths of the Human Psyche." Episode 218 breaks from tradition, inviting questions from our global audience, spanning continents from Argentina to Japan, to explore the multifaceted nature of human creativity, resilience, and the intriguing concept of Freud's death drive.In this episode, we weave through a tapestry of inquiries, each reflecting the diverse curiosities and concerns of our listeners. From the therapeutic role of art in challenging times and the cultural significance of rituals like the Argentine Tango, to the transformative stories of political figures and the collective struggles against societal dilemmas, we delve deep into discussions that challenge, enlighten, and inspire."Voices Unveiled" is not just a conversation but a journey into the collective psyche of our community. It's an exploration of how art acts as a beacon of hope, stimulating the Eros drive amidst the chaos of the modern world, and how individual transformation can lead to collective resilience. Through engaging dialogues, we uncover how the Arteetude community, with its rich diversity of perspectives, contributes to a deeper understanding of the complexities of life and art.Join us as we navigate these thought-provoking questions, offering insights that draw from the wellsprings of psychology, art history, and personal growth. Episode 218 is a testament to the power of community and the shared quest for understanding the enigmatic dance between the darker and lighter shades of our nature. Listen now to be part of this extraordinary exploration, and let's continue to build a space where curiosity leads to profound discovery.Detlef Schlich is a podcaster, visual artist, filmmaker, ritual designer, and media archaeologist based in West Cork. He is recognized for his seminal work, including a scholarly examination of the intersections between shamanism, art, and digital culture, as well as his acclaimed video installation, Transodin's Tragedy. He primarily works in performance, photography, painting, sound, installations, and film. In his work, he reflects on the human condition and uses the digital shaman's methodology as an alter ego to create artwork. His media archaeology is a conceptual and practical exercise in uncovering the unique aesthetic, cultural and political aspects of media in culture.WEBSITE LINKS Detlef SchlichInstagramDetlef Schlich ArTEEtude I love West Cork Artists FacebookDetlef Schlich I love West Cork Artists Group ArTEEtudeYouTube Channelsvisual PodcastArTEEtudeCute Alien TV official WebsiteArTEEtude Detlef Schlich Det Design Tribal Loop Download here for free Detlef Schlich´s Essay about the Cause and Effect of Shamanism, Art and Digital Culturehttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/303749640_Shamanism_Art_and_Digital_Culture_Cause_and_EffectSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/arteetude-a-podcast-with-artists-by-detlef-schlich/donations

What do the Argentine Tango and Good Vibes have in common? They make up our next Sunny Side Up guest, Samantha Schmuck! She is the founder of VIBE & Embodiment and a Holistic Life Coach dedicated to helping others reduce stress and live life to the fullest.  You will love this chat as she shares with us what VIBE Embodiment means and how to join the community. You can also experience her iconic workshop at The Sunshine Retreat on May 18th in Highland, MI.  She reassures us that sometimes in life it might not feel like we can get through the storm we are in, but it is possible. She speaks from experience w/ a history of health issues, panic attacks and suicidal thoughts.  Diet played a big role in Sam's recovery - specifically eliminating gluten and dairy - and helped manage her severe inflammation and depression. She is passionate about sharing so others don't have to stay in the dark.  We also talk about the science behind emotional health, the importance of intuitive movement and the ins and outs of detoxing/  healthy swaps.  Not sure where to start w/ detoxing?! In this episode Sam shares the TOP 3 ways to start! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alimarielong/support

I haven't spoken on the podcast yet about my personal experience learning dancing. At university, I took part in dancesport, which is competitive ballroom and latin dancing; and in the last few years I have been learning to dance tango. I am struck by the differences in philosophies, skill sets, values, and learning cultures between these dance styles, so I wanted to share my experience with you. Enjoy the episode. *** Music used in this episode: Uno by Anibal Troilo https://open.spotify.com/track/5TFzKLS8tjVMikVaOllr8L?si=69d0c8fbee934d2e Orgullo Criollo by Osvaldo Pugliese https://open.spotify.com/track/74CjrywI50qOpaLrXo02ik?si=91b1644591a74407 Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go by Wham! https://open.spotify.com/track/0ikz6tENMONtK6qGkOrU3c?si=76304e73b1b04754 Dear Future Husband by Meghan Trainor https://open.spotify.com/track/3cU2wBxuV6nFiuf6PJZNlC?si=0dd4a5e2a23c46bc ...plus one surprise I won't spoil.

It's Week 8! Laura and Flo discuss Nigel Harman Mayor of Twee Town, the Existential 40 that was Layton and Nigel's Argentine Tango, and THAT dance off and the controversial exit of our faves Krishnan and Lauren (and Jay ofc). It's the hope that kills you! Goodbye Krishnan you were the best of us (SOB) xxxxxxxxxxx Join us on the virtual sofa at... Twitter: @StrictlyOnSofa Insta: @StrictlyOnTheSofa Email: strictlyonthesofa@gmail.com Find us wherever you get your podcasts (and shout if we're not on your chosen platform, we'll fix that asap!). If you're enjoying our show, please rate and review us - it helps other people find us! #keepdancing #strictly #scd #strictlycomedancing #bbcone #ballroom #latin 

Welcome to the third episode of the 030tango podcast. Zeynep Aktar and Sercan Yigit are one of the most exciting tango couples from Turkey. We met them several times at festivals in Europe and took the chance to record this episode when they showed up at one of our tango marathons. Enjoy their warm and kind energy in this podcast or the next chance you see them at an event! Welcome to the 030tango Podcast, the Tango podcast that takes you on a journey through the world of Argentine Tango. Join Jonas, the creator of 030tango and guests from all aspects of Tango culture. In each episode, we dive deep into tango. From seasoned tango dancers to dedicated organizers and everyone in between, our conversations are like a tango embrace—intimate, vibrant, and full of surprises. For early access to future episodes, support 030tango on https://030tango.com/support/ Visit Zeynep and Sercan at Instagram @zeynepaktar @sercanyigitt Facebook Sercan Yiğit & Zeynep Aktar @sercanzeyneptango @zeynep.aktar @sercan.yigit.50 Their tango school in Istanbul is named Tango Nar https://www.tangonar.com Instagram: @tangonar Recorded on 2023/10/08 #030tango #podcast #030tangoPodcast Timestamps (00:00) Intro (02:56) Start (03:47) Starting to dance (05:20) First teachers (05:41) Meeting each other (06:19) Working with each other (09:01) Adapting styles (12:05) Argentine influences (13:01) Opening Tango Nar (13:55) Establishing the school in Istanbul (17:25) Changes to the business (19:24) Being a follower and leader (21:51) Training together (24:21) Getting stuck (27:19) Professional goals (29:37) Choosing music (30:49) Music for performances (31:31) Thoughts behind performances (33:30) Watching other couples perform (38:57) Teaching at Tango Nar and while traveling (41:26) Mindset of students (43:51) Students learning with different teachers (46:17) Competition of schools in Istanbul (48:05) Picking organizers to work with (49:44) Importance of traveling (50:23) Fame in Tango (51:34) Dancing in Istanbul (54:13) Social dance partners (56:19) Advice for new dancers

In 2011, one year after her divorce, Jianny founded Fearless Love to help individuals and couples create safe, intimate marriages and fearless loving relationships. In 2018, Jianny authored an Amazon Best Seller- From Love Trauma To Fearless Love: 7 Tango Steps for Breaking Free from Narcissists and Predators. The book is recognized with the prestigious Kirkus Reviews Recommended Book Award and also received the 2020 New Author of the Year Award by Audiobook Reviewer. Jianny's articles and contributions on relationships and heartbreak appear in YourTango.com, Bride, MSN, Glamour, PsychCentral, Bustle, OnMogul, PopSugar, and eHarmony. In her free time, Jianny enjoys traveling and dancing Salsa and Argentine Tango.

In this episode, I interview Melody Flores. Melody is a multifaceted individual who has traversed a diverse range of experiences. With a professional background ranging from corporate marketing to the captivating stage of a dancer and even a stripper, Melody's journey is one of unapologetic exploration. In 2021, she founded Strip Down Studio, a platform devoted to the instruction of dance as a means of self-expression. Currently engaged in event management, Melody specializes in running Argentine Tango festivals, retreats, and weddings. However, it's her profound passion for dance, love for laughter, and her dedicated journey of personal transformation that truly define her. A fan of both light-hearted chatter and deep discussions, Melody is a captivating conversationalist. We chat about the following topics (and more!):  Juggling a full time job while working at the strip club on weekends Navigating sobriety in the strip club  Setting healthy boundaries with clients  Finding purpose in your work & moving toward alignment in career Sensual dance and somatic work to move stuck energy & emotions How Melody met her husband and what inspired their TWO weddings! Get in touch with Melody here:  https://www.instagram.com/melodyrose.f/     https://www.instagram.com/stripdownstudio/ Get in touch with me here:  https://www.instagram.com/oftheessencewithliz/  oftheessencewithliz@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/oftheessencewithliz/message

An interview with Lorin Hochstein, resilience engineer and author. Our discussion was about how to handle a complex system that falls down hard and – especially – how to then prepare for the next incident. The discussion is anchored by David D. Woods' 2018 paper, “The Theory of Graceful Extensibility: Basic Rules that Govern Adaptive Systems”, which (in keeping with the theme of the podcast) focuses on a general topic, drawing more from emergency medicine than from software.Lorin HochsteinResilience engineering: Where do I start?WebsitePublicationsBlogTalksMentionedBrendan Green, "The Utilization, Saturation, and Errors (USE) method", 2012?How Knight Capital lost $500 million very quickly. Link and link.Lucy Tu for Scientific American, "Why Maternal Mortality Rates Are Getting Worse across the U.S.", 2023David Turner, A Passion for Tango: A thoughtful, Provocative and Useful Guide to that Universal Body Language, Argentine Tango, 2004 Fixation over fomites as the transmission mechanism for COVID: Why Did It Take So Long to Accept the Facts About Covid?, Zeynep Tufekci (may be paywalled)The safety podcast about a shipping company flying a spare empty airplane: PAPod 227 – What-A-Burger, Fedex, and Capacity, Todd Conklin, podcastCorrectionOn pushing, pulling, and balance, A Passion for Tango says on pp. 34-5: "The leader begins the couple's movement by transmitting to his follower his intention to move with his upper body; he begins to shift his axis. The follower, sensing the intention, first moves her free leg and keeps the presence of her upper body still with the leader. [...] The good leader gives a clear, unambiguous and thoughtfully-timed indication of what he wants the follower to do. The good follower listens to the music and chooses the time to move. The leader, having given the suggestion, waits for the follower to initiate her movement and then follows her." He further says (p. 34), "As a leader acting as a follower, you really learn quickly how nasty it feels if your leader pulls you about, pushes you in the back or fails to indicate clearly enough what he wants."Apologies. I was long ago entranced by the idea that walking is a sequence of "controlled falls". Which is true, but doesn't capture how walking is a sequence of artfully and smoothly controlled falls. Tango is that, raised to a higher power.CreditsThe episode image is from the cover of A Passion for Tango. The text describes the cover image as an example of a follower's "rapt concentration" that, in the episode, I called "the tango look". 

It's a long way from southern Brazil to the south coast of England, but it's a journey that Flavio de Brito took over 20 years ago to improve his english and learn ballroom dancing.  His penchant for the performing arts had started already with acting at the age of 14, but it was dance, and specifically the Argentine Tango, that had initially set his heart on fire.Having arrived with a plan to stay for 3 months, he is still here, and Argentine Tango is his life.  He performs professionally while running the Tango with Flavio Dance School.  It was through the gift of a dance voucher from a friend for private classes that Flavio and I met, and I have been dancing the tango ever since, having fallen in love with it myself!  And I am testimony to how life changing dance can be, which is why I wanted to hear Flavio's story.  In this podcast we chat about:the importance of dance and music for connecting with tradition and culture - how is it in Latin America?how dance has become more accepted and accessible in the UKthe positive impact of TV shows like Strictly Come Dancinghow dance helps one overcome personal barriers and lifts the spirithow dance contributes to better mental health and physical healthhis career highlights which include winning the Tango Cup in 2021 and dancing in Roger Taylor's (Queen) music video for the track Journey's EndThrough his professional dancing and the shows he produces with his students as the stars, Flavio's mission is to inspire others to take up dancing and discover all the benefits for themselves.  There is no barrier to entry.  And for me, I'm just so glad I decided to give it a go because I shall now tango my way forward, whatever comes!Find Flavio: Facebook: @flaviodebritoWebsite: www.tangowithflavio.co.ukInstagram: @debritoflavio

With Mikelann Valterra, an author, keynote speaker, and money coach who helps women transform their relationship with money to create a life they love. For over 20 years, she has been a thought leader in the field of Financial Psychology. Her strong background in emotional intelligence, paired with her practical money strategies enable her clients to consciously design their life, while escaping financial stress and anxiety. When she's not working with clients, you can find Mikelann on the dance floor, indulging her love of Argentine Tango. Join us for this conversation where Mikelann shares the importance of having a relationship with money, how to find the right people to support you in your financial journey, and the importance of having a financial plan. Also listen to find out how you can feel in control of money so that you can create the life you love. To listen to the podcast and access the show notes and any other resources mentioned in this episode, visit us at www.legalwebsitewarrior.com/podcast.

How does trust make our connection stronger and how to cultivate more trust for you and your partner.   Find Tangofulness: Exploring Connection Awareness and Meaning in tango in 11 languages on Amazon or on tangofulness.com Join the Curious Tanguero for 3-to-5-minute long emails on improving and enjoying your tango. Find Tango Tips by the Maestros on Amazon in English, Spanish and Italian. 

Some people start tango because they fall in love with the music or love the dance, others start it because they have to stop doing Japanese Kendo. This was the case for Toshi Takeuchi, my guest for this episode.In our banter we touched on a variety of interesting aspects of tango including how different tango is in Japan, the similarities between kendo and tango, and how to cabeceo when you can't make eye contact.Join my private FaceBook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1281203268944812Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Ppolc3kzPRkQuestions/comments? Reach out to me⁣⁣⁣⁣Web: imsotango.com⁣Email: connect@imsotango.com⁣⁣⁣⁣Facebook⁣ @‌IMSO Tango⁣⁣⁣Instagram @‌imso_tango

About ShelleyAs a speaker, Shelley has presented for SXSW (South by Southwest) and TedX. She has also appeared on other podcasts, like Cyber Safe Teen and Healthy Screen Habits. She's a single mom to a ten-year-old, has founded two companies, and loves to dance Argentine Tango. At Pinwheel, her title is Chief Mom. A significant part of her job is researching the effects of technology on children and sharing that research with the product team and parents. She collaborates with the Digital Wellness Lab (a research organization with Harvard University and Boston Children's Hospital) and with child development experts and therapists. Find out More About PinwheelWebsite:https://www.pinwheel.com/?rstr=lovelySocial Media:https://www.facebook.com/pinwheelphone https://www.instagram.com/thepinwheelphone/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/pinwheelio/mycompany/ Order Erin's Book Today!book.erincuccio.comFinally, be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and SHARE!  Make sure you don't miss a thing by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform and share so that all your friends can find us too! Connect with ErinIG @erincucciowww.erincuccio.comJoin my COMMUNITY https://hello.erincuccio.com/ You'll receive exclusive content right to your mobile device, and the best part is it's FREE.

In this episode, Baylor shares a story about a friend who's into dancing and struggled to learn the Argentine tango due to its unique culture and style. Baylor draws lessons from the experience and applies them to life, encouraging listeners to be open to different opportunities and to trust themselves to lean into their goals. Baylor emphasizes the importance of teamwork and trusting others to achieve big goals. He encourages listeners to lean into their dreams, trust themselves, and be open to different opportunities and ways of achieving their goals. Learning the Argentine Tango [00:00:52] Learning the Argentine Tango and the unique culture and style that comes with it. Opportunities may look different [00:01:35] Baylor encourages listeners to be open to different opportunities and to trust themselves to lean into their goals, even if they look different than expected. Teamwork and Trust [00:03:41] Baylor references a quote from TD Jakes' book, "Disruptive Thinking," about the importance of teamwork and trusting others to achieve worthwhile goals. Leaning into the turn [00:06:25] Baylor uses the analogy of runners leaning into a turn to encourage listeners to lean into their goals and be open to different ways of achieving them. Teamwork and trust [no timestamp given] Baylor references TD Jakes' book, "Disruptive Thinking," and emphasizes the importance of teamwork and trusting others to achieve worthwhile goals. Leaning into our dreams [no timestamp given] Baylor encourages listeners to trust themselves and lean into their dreams, believing that the hard work and foundation they have set will help them achieve their goals.

Money is a big source of stress for many people, business owner or not. We have habits we learned in childhood because of how our families handled money, and many of those aren't habits we'd want to pass along to our own children. And let's not even talk about the dreaded “B” word. You know the one, “If I could only stick to my budget…”   Money can hold us back in business, and I don't strictly mean the lack of it. If we're not comfortable dealing with the emotions that come along with money, we're going to struggle to find abundance in our life and business.   This week on the podcast, I'm talking to Mikelann Valterra, money coach for women who want to transform their relationship with money. In this episode, we talk about mistakes we make with money in our businesses, why we need to replace the word “budget,” how to let go of some of our money stories, and why we need to start talking about money more.   Mentioned in This Episode   Download Mikelann's free ebook Follow Mikelann on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter Subscribe to Mikelann's YouTube channel Connect with Mikelann on LinkedIn Schedule a call with me Connect with me on LinkedIn Follow me on Instagram About Mikelann Valterra   Mikelann is an author, keynote speaker, and money coach who helps women transform their relationship with money to create a life they love.   For over 20 years, she has been a thought leader in the field of Financial Psychology. Her strong background in emotional intelligence, paired with her practical money strategies enable her clients to consciously design their life while escaping financial stress and anxiety.   When she's not working with clients, you can find Mikelann on the dance floor, indulging her love of Argentine Tango.  

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Mikelann Valterra is an author, keynote speaker, and money coach who helps women transform their relationship with money to create a life they love. For over 20 years, she has been a thought leader in the field of financial psychology. Her strong background in emotional intelligence paired with her practical money strategies enables her clients to consciously design their life while escaping financial stress and anxiety. When she's not working with clients, you can find Mikelann on the dance floor indulging in her love of Argentine Tango. In this episode… How can you use your money to be happy and create the life you want? You can do anything you put your mind to. Take it from Mikelann Valterra, who had the faith and courage to go after her dreams and start a business in a new niche. She believed that she could — and she did! Now, she helps other leaders manage their money and design the life of their dreams. Today, Mikelann is here to share her advice on money, spending, and finding joy in your life. In this episode of the Lead Like a Woman Show, Andrea Heuston interviews Mikelann Valterra, a money coach, about the psychology of money. They also discuss the benefits of money coaching, tips for designing a life you love, and how to create a personalized spending plan.

Jenn Foster and Melanie Johnson co-owners of Elite Online Publishing, interview Mikelann Valterra about the economy, investment trends, and strategies for managing your money with confidence. What You'll Learn in this Episode: How to understand your money personality. How to relieve your financial anxiety. How to create a spending plan. Quotes: "I hate the word budget, because it's so diety sounding. I'm gonna live on leftovers. But a spending plan is a tool that you design to say, okay, where do I want my money to go? What is the life that I most want to live? And then how do I use money to literally create this life?" (07:56) "Part of it is the mechanism of when you know, when you're in a whole stop digging. And how do we set up systems from a cash flow point of view so that you don't add debt, and then once people are stabilized, then we look at a lot of the things that I know everyone has heard about, which is, let's look at the interest rates on the cards." (12:31) "What I think is really interesting about the whole topic of earning your worth is there's a lot that we do control that we can do around earning what we're worth." (16:27) About Mikelann Valterra: Mikelann is an author, keynote speaker and money coach who helps women transform their relationship with money to create a life they love. For over 20 years, she has been a thought leader in the field of Financial Psychology. Her strong background in emotional intelligence, paired with her practical money strategies enable her clients to consciously design their life, while escaping financial stress and anxiety. When she's not working with clients, you can find Mikelann on the dance floor, indulging her love of Argentine Tango. Learn More Here

In today's episode money coach Mikelann Valterra shares her tools and processes to help you take control of your finances, become financially clear and focused, and thrive. Together we explore the following concepts: Why is a personalized spending plan the ultimate tool to creating a life you love? What is your money autobiography? What are the three main types of money personalities? What is “money fog” and why does it cause so much financial anxiety? How does high earning trap people (golden handcuffs) in the “money life drain” and what is the way out? What does “financial elegant simplicity” mean and how does it supercharge your money life? Why is having an engaging hobby or passion—like Tango—a key to enjoying your life, and how do you find the financial resources for it? To learn more about the emotional and psychological effects money has on all of us, tune in on your favorite listening app, on the website, or watch it on YouTube! Links & Mentioned Resources Free E-book: 7 Step process “How to stop stressing about money & create a life you love” About Mikelann Valterra Mikelann is an author, keynote speaker and money coach who helps women transform their relationship with money to create a life they love. For over 20 years, she has been a thought leader in the field of Financial Psychology. Her strong background in emotional intelligence, paired with her practical money strategies enable her clients to consciously design their life, while escaping financial stress and anxiety. When she's not working with clients, you can find Mikelann on the dance floor, indulging her love of Argentine Tango. Connect with Mikelann Email: mikelann@seattlemoneycoach.com Website: https://www.seattlemoneycoach.com/contact/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MikelannSeattleMoneyCoach Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seattlemoneycoach/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mikelann YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SeattleMoneyCoach Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/seattlemoneycoach LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikelannvalterra/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For this season's 11th episode, TPP had the privilege of interviewing Mr. Pablo Estigarribia, 2022 Latin Grammy Winner & Tango pianist/arranger/composer! During the interview session, we discussed Pablo's Latin Grammy Award-Winning album, “Horacio Salgán Piano Transcriptions,” his path to becoming a tango pianist, his performance at one of the most famous Jazz venues in the world, Blue Note Jazz Club in NYC, his passion for composing, arranging and teaching, and more. He also explained the distinctive characteristics of Argentine tango music and shared the secrets to playing tango piano music stylistically. [About Mr. Pablo Estigarribia] Mr. Estigarribia began training as a classical pianist, studied at the National Conservatory in Buenos Aires, performed on prominent concert stages in Argentina, and collaborated with the Congress Chamber Orchestra, the National Radio Orchestra, and the Chaco Symphony, among many others. Seeking to broaden his musical horizons beyond the classical realm, Mr. Estigarribia took a brief detour through jazz, where he discovered tango in 2005. He rapidly established his reputation as a nuanced and masterful tango performer and recording artist worldwide. His album Tangos Para Piano (EPSA) won the prestigious 2015 Gardel Prize for Best Tango Album by a New Artist. Soon after, he had the opportunity to perform in one of the most iconic jazz venues, Blue Note Jazz Club in NYC. Mr. Estigarribia is also a dedicated educator. For multiple years, he has received the Argentine Tango Society's Medal of Honor for his educational initiatives at the Stowe Tango Music Festival. He aims to share the beauty of tango's rich lineage and reopen the passage of tango repertoire with new generations of musicians through his compositions, teaching, and performances. 

It's amazing how lost we can get in our minds. How easily other people's beliefs or opinions about us can begin to feel like our own truth. Yet what other people think is never our truth. We each have our own sovereign truth which is the key to personal peace and freedom. My guest this week, Renee Linnell, knows all too well how it feels to wake up to the shocking realization that she had lost herself after years of brainwashing from a Buddhist cult. Whether it's through the influence of others or of an addiction, trauma, or depression it can be hard to take the first steps back to yourself. Renee offers gentle and inspiring guidance on how to take that first step and move into a place of the greatest peace one can know.On this episode Renee and I discuss how to stop betraying ourselves due to low self-esteem and fear, how to move away from the messaging that we're not OK and need something or someone to fix us, and to realize that there's nothing holding us back because there are no conditions we have to meet to be worthy, lovable, and free. Renee is a former surf model, a professional Argentine Tango dancer, and a serial entrepreneur with an Executive Masters in Business Administration from New York University. She made her publishing debut in 2018 with The Burn Zone, a memoir of her experience as a cult survivor. She now has published her second book, Still on Fire: A Memoir. Renee divides her time between Colorado and South Florida.Learn more about Renee and order her books herewww.reneelinnell.comInstagram : @renee.linnell 

What if you woke up one day and realized you were in a cult? Today's guest, Renee Linnell shares her incredible story packed with travel, brainwashing, miracles, romance, and more. Join Hilary and Renee as they discuss how to embrace and celebrate the skeletons in your closet and why your difference is your destiny. You will learn how to reignite your passions and reclaim who you truly are!About Our Guest:Renee is a former surf model, a professional Argentine Tango dancer, and a serial entrepreneur with an Executive Masters in Business Administration from New York University. She made her publishing debut in 2018 with The Burn Zone, a memoir of her experience as a cult survivor. She now has published her second book, Still on Fire: A Memoir. Renee divides her time between Colorado and South Florida."Embrace your skeletons in the closet. Pull them out and paint them pink. Celebrate them. Your skeletons are probably the most interesting part about you. Your difference is your destiny.” https://reneelinnell.com/https://www.facebook.com/ReneeLinnellAuthor/https://twitter.com/Renee_Linnellhttps://www.instagram.com/renee.linnell/Join our private Facebook community for BONUS content to ignite your own relaunch: https://www.facebook.com/groups/232280334811612/Interested in being a guest on The ReLaunch Podcast or booking Hilary as a guest? Email us at hello@therelaunchco.com

We're back and not a moment too soon - just like Blackpool week on Strictly! In this slightly bumper episode, we're discussing all of our highlights from the seaside spectacular, as well as all the dances back in Elstree a week later. What do we make of all those tens? Which football team is Hamza actually playing for in his Argentine Tango? And who will take the four spots in the final??? IT'S ALL TO PLAY FOR.   Join us on the virtual sofa at... Twitter: @StrictlyOnSofa Insta: @StrictlyOnTheSofa Email: strictlyonthesofa@gmail.com Find us wherever you get your podcasts (and shout if we're not on your chosen platform, we'll fix that asap!). If you're enjoying our show, please rate and review us - it helps other people find us! #keepdancing #strictly #scd #strictlycomedancing #bbcone #ballroom #latin

The celebrities have made it to the halfway point of the competition. In this episode Harry shares his thoughts and scores while chatting everything from Ellie T's Rumba to Helen's high flying Jive to Kym's explosive Argentine Tango. He also reveals who he voted for and would have saved in the emotional dance off.

It's Halloween week and the celebrities danced their spookiest routines yet. Harry shares his thoughts on Molly's Argentine Tango, Kym's impressive footwork and Tony's excellent improvement. He also shares who he voted for and who he would have saved in the halloween dance off.

Sheila Speer, owner of Sheila on Sunset, an upscale fashion boutique in West Hollywood, has lived by her intuition so much that she never takes an action without listening and feeling her intuition first. This wisdom has led her to a colorful, exciting and fulfilling 30 years styling women helping them feel confident in their new clothing.    Ask Sheila how Tango dancing has changed her life and she will light up as she tells her story how it came to be! Listen in to this soulful, vivacious woman's journey from being a top sales rep for airplane parts to owning two women's boutiques in Los Angeles for over 30 years. It's all about intuition leading the way. Reach out to Sheila on IG @sheilaonsunset or www.sheilaonsunset.com  For all the MASTER YOUR GENIUS ZONE 7-week course details use this link: https://marladiann.com/geniuszone/ and follow me on IG, FB and LinkedIn with more course info. We begin Oct 26th – Join us! I'd love to know your takeaways -- connect with me on Instagram! Leave a review at Apple podcast and listen weekly for a new episode. For even more inspiring life, career, and entrepreneurial strategies with FREE resources, go to www.marladiann.com/free

Renee Linnell: An author, entrepreneur, grief, trauma, and cult survivor. Along with being a former surf model, a professional Argentine Tango dancer, and a serial entrepreneur with an Executive Masters in Business Administration from New York University. Renee is the author of Still on Fire, where she talks about hard-learned lessons from her years of bad choices, bad breaks, and crushing blows. She will discuss how to use our instincts, follow our hearts, and find gratitude and joy in the present. Her message for everyone who is tired of being afraid, tired of feeling overworked and overstressed, tired of fitting in, making do, and pleasing others: Stop making excuses for why mediocrity is okay for you and take the leap into a life that you love.

Renee Linnell: An author, entrepreneur, grief, trauma, and cult survivor. Along with being a former surf model, a professional Argentine Tango dancer, and a serial entrepreneur with an Executive Masters in Business Administration from New York University. Renee is the author of Still on Fire, where she talks about hard-learned lessons from her years of bad choices, bad breaks, and crushing blows. She will discuss how to use our instincts, follow our hearts, and find gratitude and joy in the present. Her message for everyone who is tired of being afraid, tired of feeling overworked and overstressed, tired of fitting in, making do, and pleasing others: Stop making excuses for why mediocrity is okay for you and take the leap into a life that you love.

Today on Sense of Soul Podcast we have author Renee Linnell, former surf model, professional Argentine Tango dancer, and a serial entrepreneur with an Executive Masters in Business Administration from New York University. Renee made her publishing debut in 2018 with her book, The Burn Zone, a memoir of her experience as a cult survivor. She joined us to share her newly now  published book, Still on Fire: A Memoir.  In her first book, The Burn Zone was an exploration of what happens when we don't listen to our Inner Guidance, Still on Fire is an exposition of what happens when we do. Renee courageously takes leap after leap into the unknown, picks up the pieces after being shattered, or recounts hilarious attempts to regain her mojo, you will see yourself in her stories. You will remember it is not only okay, but necessary to try and fail. And your heart will lift as you become reminded of a deep Truth you have always known but may have forgotten along the way—life is magic and anything is possible. You can order Renee's to amazing books, wherever books are sold, visit her website and follow her on social media.  https://reneelinnell.com Renee on FB @renee.linnell Visit Sense of Soul at www.mysenseofsoul.com Do you want Ad Free episodes? Join our Sense of Soul Patreon, our community of seekers and lightworkers. As a Sense of Soul Patreon member, you can join our monthly Sacred circles, listen to Shanna and Mande's personal mini series, get Sense of Soul merch and more. https://www.patreon.com/senseofsoul Thanks to our Sponsors! KACHAVA:  www.kachava.com/senseofsoul ATHLETIC GREENS:  www.athleticgreens.com/senseofsoul  

IGNITE YOUR SPARK with an adventurer extraordinaire – Renee Linell. Let's talk about getting out of your comfort zone, shall we?  Does that spark fear in you when I say that?  For most people it does, but not for today's guest on Ignite Your Spark. Renee Linnell is a former surf model, professional Argentine Tango dancer, a serial entrepreneur, world traveler and author. She traveled to over 50 countries before she was 35, and not just travelled. She lived, adventured and had more harrowing experiences than most of us will have in a lifetime. All of that and she is a cult survivor! Renee shares how important it is to be present and fully aware of where we are in life. She learned to navigate life by stepping out of her comfort zone at an early age. Her father died when she was 15, she lived with an alcoholic mother and left home at 17 to begin her life of adventure.Renee shares such great advice on how to get the most out of life with being present, appreciating all that we have, being grateful and she does all this by stepping WAY out of her comfort zone. She is open and honest, raw and vulnerable and we talk a bit about some of the stories in her second book, “Still on Fire”, The stories seem like fiction, but they are all true and she is truly a “bad ass”.  Please share, subscribe and rate the podcast if you are enjoying it. THANK YOU.Here is where you can find Renee:https://reneelinnell.com/Kim: Send me a note, follow me on instagram and book me for an inspirational talk!kimduffselby@gmail.comhttps://www.kimduffselby.com/https://www.instagram.com/kimduffselby/

Let's go, girls! Nikki's dragging this week because she stayed up late to binge-watch  Love Island, but tragically, it was spoiled for her! She's seen a lot of growth from the cast this season, so she's very proud of them. On the other end of the streaming spectrum, Brie turned the Shania Twain documentary on Netflix into a three-night viewing experience because she refuses to stay up late. Nikki met Shania during her season on “Dancing With the Stars,” and as starstruck as she was, Nikki made it through the Argentine Tango with Artem. Nikki opens up to Brie about her anxiety struggles as Matteo gets ready to go to school, and Brie's in the same boat with Buddy. So they're making School Year's Resolutions to help deal with all of the firsts that new routines and experiences will bring. Brie also has some hilarious observations about Birdie's personality as she gets ready for a new school year. Nikki also loves rumors, especially DWTS casting rumors, but so far, she's just not getting the kind of casting gossip she needs. But she is impressed with the status of Artem's body as he gets ready for another season on the show. Brie, on the other hand, is wrapped up in celebrity sightings around Lake Tahoe. It's game time once again on The Bellas Podcast! Nikki introduces a new game, Hot & Cold, that comes with some serious opinions. Topics range from celebrity breakups to Serena Williams' retirement, Snoop Dogg's cereal, the sudden surge in vaginal surgeries, and much more. This episode's Inspiration & Affirmation comes from The Queen of Country Pop herself, Shania Twain. Nikki chose a special quote about maximizing opportunity from Shania that grabbed her attention. Call The Bellas at 855-3BELLAS and leave a voicemail! Follow Nikki & Brie on Instagram. To watch exclusive videos of this week's episode, follow The Bellas Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, and Tik Tok! 

Welcome to Episode 446 of the Yeukai Business Show. In this episode, Yeukai and Thomas L Rosenberg discuss what it means living a life on purpose. So, if you want to know more about living a meaningful life, tune in now! In this episode, you'll discover: Rediscovering what's truly important to you.The power of reconnecting to yourself2 Case studies  About Thomas L Rosenberg  Thomas is Founder and Chief Calming Officer at ReGenerate Coaching. A Certified Integral Coach, he loves guiding people to grow and flourish by rediscovering what's truly important to them. For him, the shift towards rediscovering what is truly important to him occurred after suffering a traumatic brain injury in a near-fatal bicycle accident in June 2014. It compelled him to rediscover the forgotten wisdom of his heart and body. To stop living inside others' stories and expectations. Inspired by the way a dear friend lived richly, shared all her gifts fully, and died with tremendous grace in 2016, he had a deep desire to lead life heart-first. He decided to move towards developing a full-time coaching practice and began his certification in Integral Coaching, which he received from New Ventures West. His approach blends both Integral Coaching and somatic work drawn from his own journey as a coach and human. To deepen his embodiment, he is currently he is pursuing Somatic Coaching certification through the Strozzi Institute. When he isn't supporting individual and team clients to transform their leadership, he also enjoys tending to his garden and dancing Argentine Tango with his wife. More Information Learn more about living a meaningful life at https://www.regenerate.coach/ LinkedIn Facebook Instagram  Thanks for Tuning In! Thanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section below! If you enjoyed this episode on How to Expand your Business, please share it with your friends by using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for our "Yeukai Business Show !" And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get. Please leave a review right now Thanks for listening!

Sendi Young is the European Managing Director for global crypto payments leader Ripple, with  an extensive background across payments with traditional corporate powerhouses. Growing up  in Istanbul in the 1980s, Sendi's background has helped her acclimatize to the volatility of the crypto world, becoming accustomed to cycles of economic growth and rapid declines, sparking  her curiosity and passion for macroeconomics.From here, Sendi built out expertise across global payments with marquee names, before  immersing herself in the world of blockchain, having recognised the pain points and pitfalls of  the traditional financial system. A “crypto gal” through and through, Sendi represents a  European and Global Crypto leader, providing invaluable technical insight into the crypto and  payments ecosystems, her love of the Argentine Tango and how she has risen to prominence. 00:00 - 1:24 - Introduction and Sendi's Background 1:24 - 3:53 - Who is and how big is Ripple? 3:53 - 7:26 - The advantages of blockchain payments 7:26 - 9:05 - Pain points of current cross-border payments 9:05 - 10:53 - Market opportunity for Ripple 10:54 - 13:40 - Cruciality of Partnerships across Web3 13:40 - 15:38 - UK as a crypto hub? 15:38 - 17:16 - Scale of Ripple 17:16 - 21:23 - Ripple's Culture & Sendi's Upbringing 21:23 - 24:53 - Economic benefit of Web3 24:53 - 29:04 - Moving from corporate to startup 29:04 - 32:08 - Volatility of tokens 32:08 - 35:14 - Diversity within crypto 35:14 - 41:44 - Get to know Sendi 41:44 - 42:27 - Sendi's Mana 

CABECEO was the winner of BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY at the May 2022 Experimental/Dance/Music Festival. “A passionate Argentine Tango dance fantasy featuring a woman exploring the sensual and dangerous possibilities presented by a potential new lover.” Project Links: http://www.filmcrewe.com/ https://www.facebook.com/FilmCrewe https://www.twitter.com/FilmCrewe http://instagram.com/FilmCrewe Conversation with filmmaker James Crewe on the making of the film. Film also showing on the WILDsound TV app next month. You can sign up for the 7 day free trial at www.wildsound.ca (available on your streaming services and APPS). There is a DAILY film festival to watch, plus a selection of award winning films on the platform. Then it's only $3.99 per month. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

In the third episode of this season of Exquisite Corpse, we hear from two visual artists, Lorraine Shemesh and Frances Barth. Though the two artists have very different visual styles, their background and interest in dance and movement in their early careers heavily influenced their work and visual language, and sensibilities. They discuss their working-class upbringing, painting as women in New York for decades, and the gender biases that continue to pervade the art world and culture in general. Both artists connect on the compulsion to make art, the difficulties in but ultimate importance of their educational opportunities. Frances discusses her recent work Dreaming Tango, a film that explores Argentine Tango in the lives of six people. Lorraine talks about her ceramics and their impact on her work in paint. And despite all their differences, they connect over many similar experiences in their long and varied careers during which both artists worked in many different media and dealt with the challenges that presented. Finally, they explain what it means to them to be inducted into the National Academy by their peers and how difficult it is sometimes to connect with other artists.

Do you know anyone with allergies or maybe you have allergies? If so, this episode this amazing episode is for you! Dr. Gibbs goes deep into the treatment of allergies and how that treatment has evolved. A Texas native and Arlington resident since 1976, she attended Texas A & M University, receiving her Bachelor in Biochemistry before getting her MD at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Dr. Gibbs completed her residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at The University of Kansas Medical Center in 1999 and is a board-certified Otolaryngologist, Head and Neck Surgeon. In 2004, she completed extra training in ENT Allergy and became a Fellow of The American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy. Dr. Gibbs joined Central Park ENT in 2006, where she is a founding partner and director of the Allergy Clinic. She currently practices in the Arlington and Dallas Charlton offices. She has also served as Medical Director of Central Park Surgery Center and has been named a “Tarrant County Top Doctor”. She is a former board member, faculty and Past President of Pan American Allergy Society. Her particular passions in medicine beyond the basics of ENT are food allergy and sensitivity disorders, healthy eating, sleep optimization, and balancing thyroid and hormones for maximal health. Dr. Gibbs is a mom, wife, and Argentine Tango enthusiast. In her spare time, she is also a private pilot. She also enjoys sailing with her husband, volunteering with EAA chapter 34 and the national organization, and traveling with family. Contact Dr. Gibbs DanaGibbsMD.com Facebook Dana Gibbs MD AllergyAccessMD.com @Dana.Gibbs.MD --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/urcaringdocs/message

My guest today is a creative professional from outside the world of Argentine Tango, and she offers some useful insights that can benefit tangueros of any level... Let's meet Tatyana Kot... More on Tatyana here: Website: http://actresstatyanakot.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actresstatyanakot/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/actresstatyana.kot ____ Want to help support Joe's Tango Podcast? It's easy! Be a Subscribestar follower: https://www.subscribestar.com/tangopodcast Or you can make a secure donation here via Paypal: http://bit.ly/2T4woBP

From the Redmires Reservoirs near Sheffield, Clare walks up to Stanage Edge ('stone edge') a gritstone escarpment in the Peak District. Angela Lawrence and Anna Jorgensen are Clare's guests and are retired fell-runners (an accident with a vacuum cleaner ended Angela's running career) but their passion for the hills of the Peak District, which they have run across many times, remains undimmed. They have simply slowed down a little, and are now committed walkers. They wrote to Ramblings to suggest that Clare hike with them up to Stanage Pole. Along the way, on a beautiful, clear-skied day, they take in stunning views, a sociable lunch in a stone bothy, and tell Clare about another of their passions: Argentine Tango. During the walk they also talk about the "Ethels". In honour of the pioneering environmentalist, Ethel Haythornthwaite, 95 hilltops have been classified by the countryside charity, CPRE, as 'Ethels'. Clare, Angela and Anna delve into Ethel's fascinating life-story as they immerse themselves in the scenery that inspired her. The Ethels were recently created following an idea from Doug Colton. The Grid Reference for Redmires Reservoirs is SK265858. Presenter: Clare Balding Producer: Karen Gregor

The war propaganda heats up as the Covid narrative cools. As predicted, the People's Party has been infiltrated. Cuban Salsa vs. Argentine Tango. Timba vs. Salsa. The greatest Timba album of all time, and a lot more! 'Ukraine on Fire' (Documentary) Bamboleo 'Ya No Hace Falta' (Full Album)

For Eugenia Park, first came marriage, kids, and immigration from the Soviet Union to raise her family in the United States. Then came a love affair with tango that has stood the test of time.   Producer/Host: Liz Sabatiuk | Music: "La Puñalada" by Pintín Castellanos, performed by Juan D'Arienzo y su Orquesta Típica | Image Credit: Yulia Kriskovets   Show Notes Eugenia started our conversation by sharing this article by Cacho Dante. Recommended reading for a firsthand perspective on the meaning of “milonguero.” And here's even more history and analysis of “milonguero style” tango! Pyotr Leshchenko, a.k.a. "The King of Russian Tango,” is the songwriter and singer Eugenia listened to as a child in Ukraine. Here are some examples of his music. Chan Park continues his tango journey in Europe, where he teaches Tango Zen. Wikipedia kindly provides pictures of Argentine Tango figures including boleos and ganchos. The song accompanying Eugenia's episode is a milonga, a musical genre commonly played along with tango and vals at tango dance parties (also called milongas!) Here are a few favorite examples of dancers performing to milonga songs. Read a transcript of Eugenia's episode here.

Host Anna Harsh interviews one of her newest dance company members, Angela Gadd about her research with Argentine Tango and Parkinson's Disease. Parkinson's is a disorder of the central nervous system that affects movement, often including tremors. Angela shares how learning the Tango can help with symptoms. Angela also shares her performance at a red carpet opening with Allegro Dance Company along with what it was like to rehearse via zoom. She will soon graduate with her B.A. in Dance and B.S in Exercise Physiology and looking to continue into graduate school. Follow Angela on Instagram at AngelaG_32 For more information about Allegro Dance Company visit www.allegrodancecompany.net --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anna-harsh/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anna-harsh/support

Today on the show I speak to musician and Mama of two Sarah Saunders. Sarah planned to have her first child in the birth centre but promptly turned into a hospital transfer with an episiotomy, which then turned into a 3rd degree tear. She then ended up in theatre with an epidural (after a drug free birth) to fix the tear and with the combination of drugs and the trauma of what had just happened Sarah came into motherhood with tears streaming down her face. Skip to her next pregnancy - Sarah knew what she wanted this birth to be different. She knew mainly the thing she needed was a lot of spiritual growth and that she did, with the help of some beautiful friends and her much beloved unicorn midwife Norafiah Lever (who is also a dear friend of mine). She talks about how she did the processing by talking over the phone to her friend Asha, almost daily. She says it was like journalling which helped her reflect and grow and work through some blockages, especially around her mother's death when she was 19. Her birth - like a lot of freebirths, was completely normal and straightforward - just another day she says. These simple birth stories are becoming more and more common for those women that do the work and then leave birth alone. Sarah is such a bubbly personality with a contagious laugh, you are sure to smile while listening to this one. More about Sarah: Musician, mother, wife, sister, daughter and student of life! Sarah's dances in a world of piano playing, music education and being Mumma to two beautiful girls among her friends, family and community ❤️ Her professional career and passion as a pianist and accordionist has taken seen her performing in many festivals and shows across WA over the past 15 years, and she specialises in both world music and classical. After studying Argentine Tango music in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a rich decade of journeying into this art form has drawn her across Australia, to the USA and Europe in her creative pursuits. She's passionate about bringing the cultural milieu of Argentine Tango to the hearts and ears of Perth audiences and is the director, founder and pianist of the Perth Tango Orchestra. Also performing on accordion in local Irish band, The Rogues, Sarah can be seen jigging in local pubs and folk festivals. Music education has always been the ying to the yang of her musical expression and she has spent over 15 years nourishing (and being nourished!) by a beautiful community of young pianists from her home studio and in schools across Perth. The journey deep into the women's world of pregnancy, birth and beyond has been empowering, enriching and completely infused into her life as a mother, musician and again, student of life.

Nat Couropmitree guides visionary leaders to liberate themselves from the exhausting and confining mindset that they can’t be who they naturally are and experience what is meaningful. His clients learn to overcome their conditional relationship with themselves so they can thrive, do the work they’re here to do and like themselves at the same time. Nat is a Quantum Play Facilitator and the creator of the Bold Aliveness Model. Beyond his life’s work, Nat enjoys traveling and dancing the Argentine Tango with his beloved wife, Olga. See https://omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.

About Sujata Martin:Sujata Martin has practiced Occupational Therapy for over 10 years, with individuals aged between 3 months and 104 years in a variety of settings including acute inpatient care, outpatient rehab, psychiatry, and pediatrics.She developed a fascination for Women's Health during her pregnancy, and now provides preventative and restorative pelvic floor health and wellness care to her local and online community.She is passionate about women's reproductive & birthing rights, and helping women be their best selves through each season of womanhood. ​Sujata is a classically trained Bharatanatyam & Argentine Tango dancer, lover of Chai, and reading latest research studies.Topics Covered:Pregnancy Care TodayThe Importance of Pelvic HealthHow to Prepare Our Bodies During PregnancyWorking in Pelvic Floor TherapyFollowing Your PelvisNot Just KegelsEmotionally Preparing for BirthMore Resources & PodcastsWhat Makes You Feel Like You?Not Just Kegels: The Exhausted Mama's Guide to Pregnancy & Postnatal Wellness:https://www.amazon.com/Not-Just-Kegels-Exhausted-Pregnancy-ebook/dp/B08M4FS7RTWebsite: https://pelvicfloorbuffalo.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conciergepelvicfloor/