Podcasts about body shift

On this episode of Souf Palm we talk about the Jessie Smollett case, Offset his new album and his glow up. Explain our 6 week body shift. We also get metaphysical about Killing the Ego and these New Moon Vibes! Press play and join the conversation!

In this series I will talk about site specific dance with three different choreographers about their approach towards site specific dance

I'm talking to Mary Verdi-Fletcher about her long career in integrated dance and her dancing company dancing wheels.

We're More Alike Than Different PODCAST BY SILVA LAUKKANEN In this episode of DanceCast, Wayne M. Smith shares his experience working with Playback Memphis and Company d. Through Playback Memphis, Wayne helps bring together police officers and formerly incarcerated individuals to share and build a performance on their cumulative experience. Wayne also teaches at Company d, a dance company comprised of young adults with Down syndrome. Reflecting on his experiences, he arrives at the conclusion we're more alike than different. text by Emmaly Wiederholt / danceonstance.com

We All Have Our Shoes On Amii LeGendre has taught dance to incarcerated men in New York through two programs: the Bard Prison Initiative and Rehabilitation Through the Arts. She is a wellness coordinator and dance professor at Bard College, and is currently performing a new dance/theatre solo called "I'm looking at you as if" about her experience teaching dance to men in prison. In this podcast, she reads a piece she wrote for Contact Quarterly about her experience with the Bard Prison Initiative, and reflects why dance education for incarcerated communities is so powerful.

In this episode of DanceCast I'm chatting with Emmaly Wiederholt about definitions of dance and everything dance related. She also tells us why she decided to start Stance on Dance and her over 50 project. It is delicious episode.

In this episode I discuss about the history and future of Keshet Dance Company with its founder and artistic director Shira Greenberg.

Judith and I talk about her work in Axis Dance Company and her 10 year plan about getting the integrated dance scene together in USA.