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A look at Idaho Dance Theatre's latest performance.

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Partners in life, love and art, dancer/choreographer Lauren Edson and musician/composer Andrew Stensaas founded the remarkable performance company LED in Boise, ID in 2015 and remain its co-leadersLauren, the company's artistic director, trained at UNCSA and Juilliard before dancing with the renowned dance company Trey McIntyre Projects for many years. Andrew, LED's creative director, is a self-taught musician and composer who played with two critically acclaimed bands — one in Portland, OR; the other in Boise, ID — before establishing himself as a teacher and composer/songwriter at Boise Rock School. Just five years after LED's founding, Dance Magazine included the company in its influential “25 to Watch” list, but it wouldn't be accurate to call LED a dance company. Instead, what Lauren and Andrew have created is a creative laboratory that accommodates each their artistic backgrounds and interests and challenges them to keep exploring, whether through live performance, film or community happenings and always with movement and music at the core. LED has performed in venues all over the Western US, and their most recent short film, “Waters into Wilderness,” screened at festivals all over the world including the prestigious San Francisco Dance Film Festival. In this interview with Pier Carlo Talenti, Lauren and Edson discuss how their distinct artistic personalities combined with their dedicated partnership to create the special sauce that keeps their young company nimble, inventive and exciting to the creative team and their audiences alike.https://www.ledboise.com/

Partners in life, love and art, dancer/choreographer Lauren Edson and musician/composer Andrew Stensaas founded the remarkable performance company LED in Boise, ID in 2015 and remain its co-leadersLauren, the company's artistic director, trained at UNCSA and Juilliard before dancing with the renowned dance company Trey McIntyre Projects for many years. Andrew, LED's creative director, is a self-taught musician and composer who played with two critically acclaimed bands — one in Portland, OR; the other in Boise, ID — before establishing himself as a teacher and composer/songwriter at Boise Rock School. Just five years after LED's founding, Dance Magazine included the company in its influential “25 to Watch” list, but it wouldn't be accurate to call LED a dance company. Instead, what Lauren and Andrew have created is a creative laboratory that accommodates each their artistic backgrounds and interests and challenges them to keep exploring, whether through live performance, film or community happenings and always with movement and music at the core. LED has performed in venues all over the Western US, and their most recent short film, “Waters into Wilderness,” screened at festivals all over the world including the prestigious San Francisco Dance Film Festival. In this interview with Pier Carlo Talenti, Lauren and Edson discuss how their distinct artistic personalities combined with their dedicated partnership to create the special sauce that keeps their young company nimble, inventive and exciting to the creative team and their audiences alike.https://www.ledboise.com/

In this episode we talk to Marissa Lovell, the voice behind the popular newsletter “From Boise” - a FREE bi-weekly newsletter about people, places, history, and happenings in Boise. As the newsletter reaches its one year anniversary and 10,000 subscribers, we talk to Marissa about the “why” behind the newsletter, where she gets her inspiration, and the path towards finding her own purpose in her career. She shares some of her favorite stories including the James Castle House, Boise Rock School, and the Schick-Ostolasa Homestead. It's a great discussion with someone who has made her career out of sharing her love of Boise.

This week Larry and Christian sit down with two stalwarts of the amazing Boise Rock School, badass cofounder and Education Director Jared Goodpaster, and awesome student-turned-instructor Annika Camarillo. They get into the origin story of Boise Rock School, forming a band, teaching art and song in a growing cultural hub like Boise, and just plain bringing rock n' roll to kids of all ages! Again, let's just go to eleven. Rock on, y'all and move that story forward!! Then Christian Winn hops on  as this week's Correspondent, telling stories of songwriting, poetry, the joys of teaching art and seeing young creatives thrive. You can find all things Boise Rock School at https://boiserockschool.com. You can find all, or many, things Christian Winn at christianwiin.com. Chime in with thoughts, recs, and general Story Forward conversation at our Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1171329766614324 Also, find Storyforward on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Big thanks to Jared Bostrom and Brett Badostain for their editing and producing magic. Thanks to EaseDrop Studios - ease-drop.com - for hosting us on their fantastic network. Find Story Forward's podcast at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Like and review us if you've enjoyed this season of PLAYLIST (or previously aired) episodes. As always ... Keep the Story Moving Forward! Support Story Forward by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/storyfort-presents-voices-of-t Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/storyfort-presents-voices-of-t/ad269250-c074-4806-b5b3-0cd6fb053a8e

Boise Rock School is gearing up to turn up the amps again in-person this summer, with some modifications. Idaho Matters checks-in with the nonprofit's co-founder and managing director.

This week as we remain in social-distancing and stay-at-home mode we wanted to touch base with a number of the amazing nonprofit organizations Storyfort and Treefort collaborate with. Amidst the lockdown and current state of the world our nonprofit friends have all had to pivot and rework their programming and outreach. So our team hopped on Zoom to check-in and see what's new. As well, and just as importantly, we wanted to give a further voice to nonprofits as the fundraising campaign Idaho Gives is reaching its peak. Idahogives.org generates hundreds of thousands of dollars for nonprofits in Idaho each year and in this episode we get a chance to talk with five organizations among the hundreds that Idaho Gives helps support. The Idaho Gives campaign ends on May 7, 2020. We talked with the Idaho Botanical Gardens, Lee Pesky Learning Center, Idaho Coservation League, Immigrant Justice Idaho, and Radio Boise. But, Storyfort and Treefort work with SO many other important nonprofits, The Cabin, Big Tree Arts, Treasure Valley Reads, Idaho Museum of International Diaspora, and Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Voilence, just to mention a few. Other Treefort Nonprofit Partners: Boise Bicycle Project, B-AAMP, Snake River Alliance, Idaho Trails Association, Wasmuth Center, Boise Farmer's Market/Treasure Valley Food Coalition, Girl Scouts, Boise Rock School, Idaho Humane Society, Boise Public Library, ACLU, MING Studios, Idaho Public Television, Boise State Public Radio, Upward Inertia.Enjoy! Give! Be safe and well! We're thinking about you.You can donate to our nonprofit friends at idahogives.org.You can learn more about Treefort Music Fest, see the full schedule, buy tickets and download the app at www.treefortmusicfest.comStoryfort Presents: Voices of Treefort Music Fest is a part of the EaseDrop Podcast NetworkTheme music provided by Up is the Down is the Support Storyfort Presents: Voices of Treefort Music Fest by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/storyfort-presents-voices-of-tSend us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/storyfort-presents-voices-of-t/81dad2de-f0c7-42c5-bb31-4147ea6036f5

The Boise Rock School has been teaching music and band-making principles since 2008. Now, the coronavirus has moved nearly 400 students online. That's significant when their programs are set up to feel like band practice, which is the way the school has found their students learn best.

Boise Rock School is celebrating its 10th anniversary this week with a party featuring performances from their rock star students. Rock professors Ryan Peck and Sergio Gonzales join Idaho Matters to talk about Idaho's coolest academy.

Remember your childhood dreams of being a rock star? Boise Rock School makes those dreams (almost) come true by teaming up with kids and teaching the art of rock. From beginners to experts, the instructors will teach children to channel their inner-Jagger while instilling teamwork and fostering a passion for music.

42 Minutes 301: Angel Abaya - Treefort Music Fest Preview - 02.19.2018 Today for our Treefort Music Fest 2018 Preview Show, we meet Angel Abaya who works for Treefort as the content creator and PR assistant, but also performs in the bands Electric Coconut and LED. Topics Include: Treefort, Purring Mantis, Bijouxx, Fiona Apple, Alanis, MostlyMuff, Led Zeppelin, Butt Rock, PR, Communications, LED, Hot Ticket, Electric Coconut, Lost Summer, Xenia Rubinos, Boise Rock School, Edmond Dantès, Thunderpussy, PussyRioty, Andrew W.K., Zipline, Connan Mockasin, SXSW, Bob Boilenl, Mac DeMarco, Princess Nokia. Treefortmusicfest.com

Topics: Treefort, Purring Mantis, Bijouxx, Fiona Apple, Alanis, MostlyMuff, Led Zeppelin, Butt Rock, PR, Communications, LED, Hot Ticket, Electric Coconut, Lost Summer, Xenia Rubinos, Boise Rock School, Edmond Dantes, Thunderpussy, PussyRiot, Andrew W.K., Zi...

"I want to live in a world where I know that kids, especially teens, are given the ability to pursue and find their passions." Ryan Peck of Boise Rock School plays many instruments and wears many hats. Whether it's launching an organization dedicated to helping kids find their creative passions through music with Boise Rock School, or finding an all ages concert hall in Boise through the Boise All-Ages Movement Project, Ryan wants to unlock the inherent creative expression of our teenagers. Oh yeah, and he teaches biology at Boise State University.  Jimmy sits down with Ryan to talk about the role music plays in enhancing a city's culture and inspiring the heck out of our teenagers. "If the kids are all right, the future's all right."  Also, after the interview, Jimmy and Wyatt dissect who is cooler and what a city would be without music. Check out Boise Rock School on their website here or on Facebook and on Twitter. Follow the Boise All-Ages Movement Project on Facebook. Be sure to like We All Do Better on Facebook and tell us which instrument you want to play in the We All Do Better House Band.  

Denny Tedesco, son of legendary session guitarist Tommy Tedesco, and filmmaker of The Wrecking Crew, interviewed by Wayne Birt on Sonic Saturday. The Wrecking Crew is a currently undistributed film about session musicians in LA, the secret story of some of Rock Music's greatest hits. .The film screens 09/29 at The Flicks at 4:45 and 7pm and benefits Boise Rock School. http://wreckingcrew.tv/