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L'essentiel des nouvelles le 6 mai 2025---Donald Trump veut imposer des tarifs douaniers de 100% sur les films américains faits à l'étrangerMarwah Rizqy et Gregory Kelley soutiennent Pablo Rodriguez Le NPD a maintenant un chef par intérimIl pourrait y avoir l'an prochain au Canada un référendum sur la souverainetéIsraël prévoit désormais de conquérir toute la bande de GazaLes investissements étrangers au Québec ont chuté de moitié d'une année à l'autreSelon plusieurs médias, l'entreprise montréalaise de spectacles Cavalia a déclaré failliteLe service montréalais d'achat et vente de cryptomonnaies Shakepay adhère désormais à Paiements Canada en tant que courtier en valeurs mobilières.OpenAI restera finalement sous le contrôle d'un organisme à but non lucratifUne entreprise soutenue par Jeff Bezos veut lancer une camionnette électrique bon marché--- Version écrite de ces nouvelles et autres nouvelles: https://infobref.com Pour s'abonner aux infolettres gratuites d'InfoBref (notamment pour recevoir ce bulletin audio par écrit chaque matin): https://infobref.com/infolettres Où trouver le balado InfoBref sur les principales plateformes de balado: https://infobref.com/audio Commentaires et suggestions à l'animateur Patrick Pierra, et information sur les options de publicité-commandite dans ce balado: editeur@infobref.com Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Cavalia déclare faillite. Des soupçons sur un organisme de charité de Laval. Les médecins refusent l’offre de Québec. Des coups de feu à Verdun et à Laval. Deux corps repêchés dans le fleuve Saint-Laurent. Un attentat déjoué au concert de Lady Gaga à Rio De Janeiro. Tour de table entre Isabelle Perron, Alexandre Dubé et Mario Dumont. Regardez aussi cette discussion en vidéo via https://www.qub.ca/videos ou en vous abonnant à QUB télé : https://www.tvaplus.ca/qub ou sur la chaîne Youtube QUB https://www.youtube.com/@qub_radioPour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr
Faillite de Cavalia. #TerrasseGate: Montréal va assouplir sa réglementation. REM: fin des navettes aujourd’hui. Retour au travail des employés d’IKEA. Défaite du Rocket de Laval. Tour de table entre Isabelle Perron, Alexandre Dubé et Mario Dumont. Regardez aussi cette discussion en vidéo via https://www.qub.ca/videos ou en vous abonnant à QUB télé : https://www.tvaplus.ca/qub ou sur la chaîne YouTube QUB https://www.youtube.com/@qub_radioPour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr
In this episode, Kansas Carradine explores the balance between personal spiritual practices—like yoga, meditation, and retreats—and the call to engage with the world's needs. She shares insights on cultivating inner stillness, self-compassion, and mindful presence as essential ways to recharge and show up more fully in service to others. Drawing from her experiences as a mother, traveler, and equestrian, Kansas emphasizes how small, intentional actions can create meaningful ripples of positive change, reminding us that inner work and outer action are deeply connected.--Kansas Carradine, a prominent figure in the Equestrian Industry, navigates a captivating journey from rodeo arenas to Hollywood stunts and circus performances. Evolving into an ethical horsemanship clinician and influential speaker, she maintains unwavering commitment to the highest animal ethics standards. Notably featured in publications like Sports Illustrated and Cowboys & Indians Magazine, Carradine's multifaceted career includes roles as a performer, horse trainer, coach, and mentor in the world-renowned equestrian show, CAVALIA.In her latest chapter, Carradine seamlessly transitions into the role of an Equine Guided Educator, utilizing her innate ability to connect with both horses and people. Kansas is also a HeartMath Certified Trainer, passionate about teaching emotional self-regulation tools and helping people activate the intelligence of their own hearts for greater health, vitality, and performance.With a wealth of experience, she serves as a mentor and coach, skillfully integrating science, spirituality, horsemanship, and heart. Carradine's transformative work bridges diverse realms, creating a powerful impact on aspiring horse enthusiasts and the broader public alike.Connect with Kansas:www.CircusCowgirl.comhttps://www.facebook.com/circuscowgirl/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hausse des tarifs: Justin Trudeau a rencontré les premiers ministres des provinces. Conférence de presse de Catherine Fournier. Laval poursuit Cavalia ! Une victoire pour le CH. « The Sticky » : une nouvelle série canadienne sur… le sirop d'érable! Tour de table entre Isabelle Perron, Alexandre Dubé et Mario Dumont. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr
A Super Smiley Adventure with Megan Blake - Pets & Animals on Pet Life Radio (PetLifeRadio.com)
Imagine horses dancing, performing, completely relaxed, a horse ballet with human aerialists, to a world-class level. Cavalia is the world renowned equestrian ballet created with Cirque de Soleil. The horses are free, loose, dancing choreography to live orchestral music in surreal beauty. Meet Fairland Ferguson, a Cavalia performer moving as one with these horses. Hear how they helped her heal after a 68-foot cliff fall… How they taught her to horse whisper and later to transport audiences to emotions of awe in witnessing the heights of the human animal bond. This is an Ultimate Super Smiley Adventure. EPISODE NOTES: A Super Smiley Adventure - Episode 141 Secrets of the World Renowned Cavalia, the Cirque de Soleil Horse Ballet, with Cavalia Horse Whisperer, Fairland Ferguson
Les enfants de la DPJ iront passer le 24 décembre à Illumi, la FAE ne semble pas sur le point de céder et Sophie Durocher s'inquiète de la disparition du mot «femme». Dans cet épisode intégral du 13 décembre en entrevue : Nancy Delagrave, physicienne et coordonnatrice-scientifique du collectif COVID Stop. Normand Latourelle, créateur de Illumi et Cavalia. Nancy Audet, autrice et marraine pour la Fondation des jeunes de la DPJ. Audrey Robitaille, journaliste à la recherche à QUB radio. Une production QUB radio Décembre 2023Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr
Les fêtes de Noël sont souvent difficiles pour les enfants des Centres jeunesses. Parfois, un peu de magie se présente à eux grâce à l'aide de bons samaritains comme Nancy Audet et Illumi Laval. Entrevue avec Normand Latourelle, créateur de Illumi et Cavalia, et Nancy Audet, autrice et marraine pour la Fondation des jeunes de la DPJ.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr
In the stunning equestrian spectacle, Cavalia, Kansas Carradine was a featured soloist in five acts and became renowned for her skills of roman-riding a team of four horses. Kansas then worked behind the scenes buying and training horses for Cavalia in both trick-riding and roman-riding. Relax Trax is specifically designed to relieve stress in your horse by mimicking the rhythm of a horse's gaits and using string instruments. Listen to Sarah Reuss, VMD, DACVIM, Equine Technical Manager at Boehringer Ingelheim share why this works. Listen in... Show Host: Debbie LoucksTitle Sponsor: HandsOn Gloves, All-In-One Shedding/Bathing/GroomingGlovesGuest: Dr. Sarah ReussWhat's playing in the barn? A science-based approach to music by Boehringer Ingelheim US: Equine HealthA Music Track Specially Designed to Help Relieve Stress in Horses, Equine Relax TraxGuest: Kansas CarradineFor tips on Good Horsemanship: Ask MontyLearn more about Good Horsemanship at Monty Roberts EQUUS Online UniversityMonty's CalendarPlease follow Monty Roberts on FacebookFollow Monty Roberts on Twitteror on InstagramSee more at: MontyRoberts.comHear all the shows on the Horse Radio Network
On this episode, my guest is drummer Eric Boudreault. Eric is a drummer originally from Alma, QC who completed his studies at the Alma college of music, Sherbrooke University and Concordia University. Eric has had the honor of working on major theatrical productions for Cavalia, Cirque du Soleil, Baldyga group and many more. He has also worked with many great musicians and projects, which include the likes of Michel Cusson, John Patitucci and Alex Acuna. He also had the opportunity of recording in Los Angeles as a session drummer at the famous Sound City Studio for a more than a year. Currently, Eric works as an in demand freelance drummer on a variety of projects including the new show Karera in GUAM and continues to be an active and in demand educator. In our interview, we talk about the value of being versatile in order to meet any challenges that are presented to you. We also discuss why it is important to be able to adapt to and embrace the changes to technology in our industry and also why it's essential to find a healthy work/life balance by making time to pursue other areas of interest to stay motivated and inspired. Follow Eric at https://ericboudreault.com
Pam is one of my favorite teachers from the Midwest who has stretched and deepened my spiritual understanding of horses. In this interview, she does not disappoint! If you are curious about why we are here and your purpose in life or connection to the earth and to animals, you will want to tune in to this conversation.We connected through a poster of Pam with her horse at The Festival of The Horse and Drum outside of Chicago many years ago, on the hottest day of the year. Later, I was a speaker at her Horses and Hearts Retreat at Coach Horse Ranch, and became an Equine Certified Facilitator with Pam over the years. She was, and still is one of the pioneers in the industry of Equine Assisted Coaching.I loved hearing that Black Beauty was also a part of her story, as it is for many, and her deep connection with her mother in her formative years with horses and even today in her work with others. It was her mom who read Black Beauty in the tub and that inspired her to buy 3 horses for her daughters, and eventually they had a herd of 15. Later in life, the idea of "Equine Assisted Mental Health... was not even a thing, and then it fell in to [Pam's} lap." As she says of her first course of study at Prescott College, "we learned on the ranch, not from a book..." Pam's explanation of Skin Memory and Bone Memory around the 10-15 minute mark is fascinating. She has studied with many tribes and was eventually called to bring a tipi to her own land, which she has also learned to work with and listen to. Around the 23 minute mark, she talks about The Eagle Story with a herd of yearlings, and what eagles and young horses whinnying may represent spiritually.In the second half of this interview, we consider how to reach people who may not understand or know that horses have a spiritual dimension to them. Pam talks about learning to work withe her horses at Liberty and studying with the trainers behind Cavalia, and addressing the more masculine training methods that have been passed down with these new ways we are learning that are universal. We also talk about how to support animals in crossing over the rainbow bridge, and where we live and why.Connect with Pam here:Website: https://equineaca.com/Youtube: Pam Kachelmeier - https://www.youtube.com/@PamKachelmeierEquineACA/featured (this only has 3 videos and 19 subs last upload was 7 years ago, but the link of this channel is in her website navigation)Youtube: Pamela Kachelmeier: https://www.youtube.com/@coachhorse1 (this has the most recent upload and more subs the link for this channel is found on her video vlog)Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/equineaca/ (found her fb group page as well)Business email: support@equineaca.comIn case no one has told you today, we want to wish you a Happy Valentine's Day and remind you that WE LOVE YOU, and so does an animal in your home, or nearby - perhaps today is your "GOTCHA DAY!!" Reach out to me to join my "Get Fit with Your Dog (or other animal)" program and we can embark on a three month journey of getting healthy and healing with your pet today. We also have a new HAAH community coming soon.... stay tuned to Horses, MountaJust says "buy the book on Amazon!"Support the showUpcoming events:The 2024 Adventure Paradox Digital Course HOLIDAY PRESALEConnect with me here:www.catcaldwellmyers.com@catcaldwellmyersThe Adventure Paradox Podcast Page (Fb)
In this episode we are joined by Dillon Evans, talking all things Stage Management. Dillon is a Stage Manager from Southern California, and he now resides in Las Vegas. Currently, he is a Show Caller at AWAKENING, a $120 million USD spectacle at Wynn Las Vegas. Before creating AWAKENING in 2022, Dillon lived outside of the USA for 6 years of his career. Most recently, he was a Senior Stage Manager in operations for Expo 2020 Dubai. Working on thousands of shows with performers, artists and musicians from around the globe. Prior to that, he was a Show Caller with The House of Dancing Water in Macau, and a Stage Manager with the Mainland China tour of Cavalia. Dillon's additional work includes Cirque du Soleil, Five Currents, Thinkwell Group, MTV Television Networks, Walking with Dinosaurs, and The Old Globe Theatre. Dillon received his bachelors in Stage Management from the California Institute of the Arts. https://www.wynnlasvegas.com/entertainment/awakening We want to hear from YOU and provide a forum where you can put in requests for future episodes. What are you interested in listening to? Please fill out the form for future guest suggestions here and if you have suggestions or requests for future themes and topics, let us know here! @theatreartlife Thank you to our sponsor @clear-com
This is part two of an afternoon's conversation with Taylor Culbert. Taylor is a PhD candidate in Theatre and Performance at the Graduate Center at the City University of New York. She is writing her dissertation on 17th century animal performances in Europe, looking specifically at how cultural narratives about animals shaped the ways that humans and animals responded to one another. In Part 1 we began with stag hunts and some surprising revelations about animal intelligence. It was a conversation with many interesting twists and turns. Taylor described the challenge of finding accounts from the 17th century about the relationship performers developed with the animals they worked with. I invited Dominique to share what she had observed in the artists and trainers who performed in the Cavalia shows. It's been a few years since that show was on tour, so Dominique began by describing the show. Cavalia is like Cirque du Soleil only with horses. In traditional circuses, horses are worked in the round always within reach of a long whip. In Cavalia they wanted to break away from this traditional image of superiority of humans over animals to portray a relationship built around friendship. Part 2 begins with Dominique sharing some stories from the show describing the relationship that developed between the artists and their equine performing partners. From there we circled back into the 17th century to Taylor's research and that brought us back around to the importance of positive reinforcement training and the role it plays in creating safety nets under horses.
Taylor Culbert is a PhD candidate in Theatre and Performance at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY). She is writing her dissertation on 17th century animal performances in Europe, looking specifically at how cultural narratives about animals shaped the ways that humans and animals responded to one another. When she isn't writing, Taylor works part-time training horses at a rescue in upstate NY. Taylor is enrolled in my on-line clinics so I've been getting to know her. I asked recently what her PhD dissertation is on and was so intrigued by her answer, I knew I wanted to learn more, so I invited her to join us for an afternoon's conversation. We began with stag hunts and some surprising revelations about animal intelligence. It's a conversation with interesting twists and turns. We enter a time warp between 17th century Europe and our current time which prompts Dominique to share stories about Cavalia, the theater company she co-founded that brought horses, acrobats, and other artists together in performance. Taylor mentions several references during our conversation. Below are the references: "Horse and Man in Early Modern England" by Peter Edwards "The Accommodated Animal" by Laurie Shannon (talks about "birds and beasts and fish" vs human/animal binary) "Birds and Other Creatures in Renaissance Literature" by Rebecca Ann Back (talks about animals having morality/emotions and the role that Descartes played - or didn't - in early modern understandings of animals) La Vénerie de Jacques Du Fouilloux This is a digital copy of an early edition of one of the hunting manuals that Taylor is writing about.
Listeners, we're back this week with Vicente Fusco.Fusco began his career in Monterrey, Mexico, promoting tour productions across Mexico for Cirque du Soleil, Cavalia and Slava's Snowshow. In 2013, Fusco joined Canadian-based Starvox Entertainment, where he oversaw touring productions across Mexico and North America as well as international engagements. Today, Fusco manages global business development for both Starvox Entertainment and Lighthouse Immersive, expanding beyond their existing North American markets with successful productions in Dubai, Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Koriyama, Taipei, Kaohsiung, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Shenzhen, among others. Fusco is a Producer for The Art of Banksy exhibit in North America, with current/upcoming runs in Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, Boston, Washington, and Toronto, as well as an Associate Producer for IMMERSIVE FRIDA KAHLO, arriving in seven North American cities this spring.During this episode we talked about:05:58 - How he ended up in the US07:04 - Getting into entertainment11:37 - Learn by doing it18:31 - Opening the exhibits department20:49 - About Immersive experiences26:37 - The Frida experience31:54 - Choosing the artistsThis episode is brought to you by MagicMind is the world's first productivity drink.
In this episode we are joined by Sita Bhuller, talking all things performance. Born and bred in London, Sita has spent the last 15 years on the road as an acrobat and aerial artist. With a background in gymnastics and a degree in sports and exercise sciences, she fell into the world of performance by happy accident. Her first performance role was as stunt artist for Legoland in Windsor, England. Since then, Sita has travelled the world from Macau to Denmark working with an array of stellar circus and aerial companies. Highlights include working with Franco Dragone Entertainment Group on The House of Dancing Water, a stint in Las Vegas on Le Reve, a role on BBC One's professional gymnast television show Tumble, the Asian tour of Cavalia, Cirque du Soleil's world tour of Toruk and most recently choreographing and directing the aerials and acrobatics for the Danish tour of Tarzan the musical. Sita is a trained yoga teacher and has undertaken a variety of roles throughout the years, from performer to choreographer, director, coach and captain. She now finds herself playing mum, on tour with Cirque du Soleil's Kurios, with her partner Alex (a performer in the show) and their two sons Kody and Otis. We want to hear from YOU and provide a forum where you can put in requests for future episodes. What are you interested in listening to? Please fill out the form for future guest suggestions here and if you have suggestions or requests for future themes and topics, let us know here! @theatreartlife Thanks to David Zieher who composed our music.
In today's episode I am honored to chat with Kansas Carradine who tells us about her start at Riata Ranch trick riding, transitioning into the circus life with Cavalia, and lastly how having kids has shifted her world view. Enjoy! Kansas's Links: https://circuscowgirl.com/index.html Episode Links: Ojai Valley Boarding School: https://www.ovs.org/ Riata Ranch: https://riataranchsantamargarita.com/ Arapaho Bryar horse: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/breyer-model-horse-arapaho-riato-trick-riding Cavalia: https://cavalia.com/horse-show/ Sky Horse Ranch: https://www.skyhorseacademy.com/ Heart Math: https://www.heartmath.com/ Black Beauty: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3685.Black_Beauty International Liberty Horse Assoc.: https://www.libertyhorseassociation.com/
Lucinda started learning about horses at a very young age. Her father Jack, taught her kindness and a deeper understanding of the horse and all animals. She rode classical hunter jumper and hunt seat at Flintridge Riding Academy during her younger years and learned the value observation and patience. From there she started her education in Neuroscience and Equine Ethology, and how the brain learns, works out emotions, and how the central nervous system plays a role in these processes. Lucinda has worked with Julien Beaugnon (formerly of Cavalia) and Sharon Wilsie and Steven Peters, DVM. Lucinda is committed to her work, to help humans and horses along the way.
A Super Smiley Adventure with Megan Blake - Pets & Animals on Pet Life Radio (PetLifeRadio.com)
Imagine horses dancing, performing, completely relaxed, a horse ballet with human aerialists, to a world-class level. Cavalia is the world renowned equestrian ballet created with Cirque de Soleil. The horses are free, loose, dancing choreography to live orchestral music in surreal beauty. Meet Fairland Ferguson, a Cavalia performer moving as one with these horses. Hear how they helped her heal after a 68-foot cliff fall… How they taught her to horse whisper and later to transport audiences to emotions of awe in witnessing the heights of the human animal bond. This is an Ultimate Super Smiley Adventure. EPISODE NOTES: A Super Smiley Adventure - Episode 141 Secrets of the World Renowned Cavalia, the Cirque de Soleil Horse Ballet, with Cavalia Horse Whisperer, Fairland Ferguson
I spoke with Elizabeth Kaye McCall on Oct 28, 2021 and we had a conversation that took us to many places following where her intuition has lead her over the years with her life working with horses in the publishing, film and entertainment industry. The stories were amazing which inspires me to say Just Say Yes when it feels right and goes easy!BioBased in California, Elizabeth Kaye McCall is an author, journalist, and media consultant, specializing in the horse industry, travel, and entertainment. She worked as the original horse industry liaison for the equestrian spectacle Cavalia. Her book The Tao of Horses: Exploring How Horses Guide Us on Our Spiritual Path shows how horses can transform the way we see the world, interact with our environment, and handle challenges. RAJALIKA SPEAK is a young adult tale about a royally-bred Arabian stallion gone bad, who found redemption when he learned to talk. Elizabeth's passion for the horse-human bond can be found in numerous articles for wide-ranging outlets including Los Angeles Times, Hana Hou!, Hemispheres, Cowboys & Indians, Horse Illustrated, Arabian Horse Life, America's Horse, USA Weekend, The Hollywood Reporter, and more. Public relations clients have included The Alisal Guest Ranch & Resort, Cowboy Entrepreneur Scott Knudsen, Puerto Vallarta Tourism Board, MGM Grand Air, US Small Business Administration, Pepperdine University Equestrian Center, Al-Marah Arabians, and Arabian Nights. I'm a member of American Horse Publications, American Horse Council, and International Screenwriters Association. I won first place in 2020 American Horse Publications Media Awards Freelance Feature category for my story “Black Beauty Rides Again” that ran in Cowboys & Indians magazine.https://www.cowboysindians.com/2020/11/black-beauty/www.elizabethkayemccall.com mccallelizabethkaye@gmail.cominstagram, facebook, linkedin, twitter
Instagram @Stableconnections.Podcast https://www.facebook.com/StableConnectionsthepodcast Hey, I'm Shonna Berk; creator, editor, and interviewer of Stable Connections, the podcast. I believe in the power of conversation. By listening, we open the door to learning and by communicating, we open the door to connection. I've spent most of my childhood and adult life within the horse community, whether that was A circuit hunter jumper shows, traveling as a groom for Cavalia's Odysseo, or currently running my own business as a body worker. Within my years of experience I have felt more emphases put on the differences and less on the commonalities. Stable connections the Podcast is my quest in flipping the conversation to focus more on the things we have in common as individuals, as well as a community. Stable connections offers a space for personal perspective and creates room for both the speaker and listener to share, learn, and process together. Some of the guests interviewed, I've known personally for years and others I've never met. At the end of each conversation I'm surprised and humbled by how much can be learned by simply listening and I am reminded that we are all here doing the best we can with the cards we are dealt. Community requires collaboration and participation. I invite you to be part of each episode by liking, commenting, and sharing on both Instagram and Facebook. New Episodes will be available every Monday morning starting January 2022. Let's keep the conversations going! If you or someone you know would like to be a guest on stable connections the podcast, please email stableconnections.sb@gmail.com Thank you for listening!
She spent years touring with Cavalia's Odysseo, spinning on duo straps with her husband onboard AIDA Cruises and devising ensemble circus theater with the Acrobatic Conundrum. Jacki is now a toddler mom and the Communications Manager at The Circus Project in Portland, Oregon. During the pandemic, Jacki took up hair hanging and tells all about the pain journey. We talk about how we may or may not be balancing life and how mom-life has shifted our priorities. Find Jacki on Instagram @jacki.w.k. Register for the FREE Mini Course by Wrap Your Head Around Silks HERE.
Lucinda started learning about horses at a very young age. Her father Jack, taught her kindness and a deeper understanding of the horse and all animals. She rode classical hunter jumper and hunt seat at Flintridge Riding Academy during her younger years and learned the value observation and patience. From there she started her education in Neuroscience and Equine Ethology, and how the brain learns, works out emotions, and how the central nervous system plays a role in these processes. Lucinda has worked with Julien Beaugnon (formerly of Cavalia) and Sharon Wilsie and Steven Peters, DVM. Lucinda is committed to her work, to help humans and horses along the way
Dancer, aerialist, choreographer and producer Gabrielle Martin joins host Am Johal on this episode of Below the Radar. Gabrielle tells us how her passion for dance has taken her from spinning fire in an East Van park, to touring the world with Cavalia and Cirque du Soleil, to choreographing and producing her own works. In the episode, they talk about Gabrielle's youth as an unschooler/alternative schooler, and how she developed a love for performance and dance through stilt walking, fire dancing, hula hooping and more. Gabrielle also shares her thoughts on the impact of the pandemic on the performing arts, her work as festival manager with the Vancouver International Dance Festival, and the making of "Limb(e)s," a feature-length show she developed with her partner, Jeremiah Hughes. Read the transcript of this episode: https://www.sfu.ca/sfuwoodwards/community-engagement/Below-the-Radar/transcripts/ep124-gabrielle-martin.html Resources: — Ci Co: https://www.companyci.com/ — Limb(e)s trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OIGWCRUivQ&t — Limb(e)s at Dancing On The Edge, July 8-17, 2021, tickets available soon: http://www.dancingontheedge.org/ — “Dark, quietly riveting gem of aerial drama” - a review of Limb(e)s in The List: https://edinburghfestival.list.co.uk/article/110184-limbes/ — Vancouver International Dance Festival: https://www.vidf.ca/
Elysabeth Daigle a choisi un style de vie et un chemin professionnel hors du commun, et en écoutant son intuition a eu l’occasion de vivre des expériences absolument incroyables. Formée en design de costume, puis en yoga et en SUP Yoga, elle nous partage comment elle s’est retrouvée à travailler pour l’Opéra de Montréal, pour Cavalia, et à lancer son entreprise de vêtements et accessoires de plein air, ANCR Collective. Les textiles la passionnent et elle adore contribuer en partageant sa vision et son art, même dans les coulisses. Cette entrevue s’adresse à tous ceux et celles qui souhaitent trouver le courage d’accueillir l’inconnu et de choisir une vie qui s’aligne avec leurs passions afin de vivre une vie épanouie dans le travail, dans l’art et dans la créativité au jour le jour.
Horsemanship Breakthroughs Podcast Episode 13 An Interview with Juliette Cimetiere @jchorsetraining on her Horsemanship Journey with Cavalia, Liberty, & Classical Dressage In this episode, I talk with the incredible Juliette from @jchorsetrianing. Juliette is a trainer based out of Redmond Washington. Her training methods focus on building a balanced, relaxed, relationship between horse and rider. She teaches dressage as well as liberty work (focusing on building a connection on the ground, on and offline). Juliette has over 18 years of experience riding training and showing horses in dressage, eventing, hunter jumpers, English and western performance. She has been teaching in the Pacific Northwest for 9 years, and has recently started teaching clinics locally and internationally, in British Columbia. Her training methods combine Natural Horsemanship, and dressage, to create balance and harmony with horse and rider. In this episode we discuss: Juliette's broad horsemanship journey including vaulting and clicker training, liberty, and classical dressage, to where she is today training a large variety of breeds. Juliette's experience working for CAVALIA (the incredible international “horse circus”)- including how the horses go travelling internationally. Her journey into liberty training through experimentation. What lead her to look into classical dressage We discuss issues with “modern” / competition dressage The key to enriching your horse's life. Mistakes she see's horse people making and mistakes she's made in the past The bits vs bites debate Positive vs Negative reinforcement debate Juliette also tells us who inspires her and what she is reading & learning about today Plus how social media can be a good thing! AND so much more!!! What I love about Juliette is that she emphasises the importance of experimentation in training, trusting your intuition, and tailoring your training to the individual horse. I loved talking to Juliette and I hope you enjoy the interview! Where to find out more about JC Horse Training: Website: www.jchorsetraining.com Instagram: @jchorsetraining Facebook: @jchorsetraining TikTok: @jchorsetraining YouTube: Oreoliberty [JC Horse Training] Have questions or suggestions for future episodes? Connect with me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/amalia_horses/ Get the free connection & communication mini-course at https://ww.amaliadempsey.com/
Gabriel Coutu Dumont est un artiste pluridisciplinaire et un metteur en scène d’images. Sesoeuvres et performances sont présentées partout à travers le monde.Gabriel commence sa carrière comme photographe et artiste visuel. Il expose son travail pour lapremière fois en 2001, à New York. Dès 2004, il intègre la vidéo à son art. Au cours des annéessuivantes, il multiplie les performances audiovisuelles, les expositions individuelles et les projetscollectifs. Il reçoit des bourses du Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (2005, 2006 et2009) et du Conseil des arts du Canada (2011). Au terme d’une résidence d’artiste à Glasgow,en Écosse, il présente sa plus récente exposition individuelle, The Way of the Willows, àMontréal (2013) et à Québec (2014).En plus de ses projets artistiques, Gabriel crée dès 2004 du contenu vidéo. Sa carrièreinternationale prend son envol en 2006 avec la tournée FutureSex/LoveSounds de JustinTimberlake. En 2009, il s’associe à l’entreprise québécoise Geodezik et devient directeur decréation. Au cours de son mandat, il conçoit le contenu de tournées et de spectaclespermanents, dont : Odysseo de Cavalia (2012), Piece Of Me, le spectacle en résidence à LasVegas de Britney Spears (2014), les tournées Speak Now (2011) et Red (2013) de Taylor Swift,la tournée The Truth About Love Tour de P!nk (2013), les tournées Take Me Home et Where WeAre de One Direction, et la tournée The 20/20 Experience World Tour de Justin Timberlake(2013, en nomination pour un KOI Award).En 2014, il s’associe avec ses collaborateurs artistiques de longue date, Janicke Morissette etDavid Fafard, pour fonder Silent Partners Studio à Montréal. Il agit à titre de directeur decréation et producteur au contenu de l’entreprise. Les images de Gabriel et ses collègues se retrouvent dans des tournées, des concerts, au théâtre, à l’opéra, au musée, dans desvidéoclips et dans des cérémonies de remise de prix, entre autres. Parmi ses créations : la cérémonie de clôture des Jeux européens à Baku en Azerbaïdjan (2015), la tournée 1989 deTaylor Swift (2015), Roméo et Juliette de Serge de Denoncourt au TNM (2016) et Les Feluettesà l’Opéra de Montréal (2016), les résidences de Calvin Harris à l’Omnia (2016 et 2017), et saperformance à Coachella à titre de tête d’affiche (2016), la tournée mondiale Witness de KatyPerry (2017), le spectacle de la mi-temps de Justin Timberlake au Super Bowl (2018), latournée mondiale Beautiful Trauma de P!nk (2018), la tournée mondiale reputation de TaylorSwift (2018, en nomination pour un KOI Award), et la tournée Meaning of life de Kelly Clarkson(2019). En 2017, il met en scène la prestation du groupe Thirty Seconds To Mars au VideoMusic Awards, filmée à l’aide de caméras infrarouges. En 2019 Gabriel a mis en scène Through The Echoes, Pour imaginer cette fresque multimédia, il a puisé dans tous les universdans lesquels il travaille : les arts visuels, le théâtre et la musique pop.Photo: Jean-François BrièreSoutenez ce podcast http://supporter.acast.com/lueur. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.
Our guest for this Podcast explores the reasons seniors might want to choose an active lifestyle community for those 55 and over. Desiree Stinson is the General Manager of a new apartment community in Olympia, Washington, Harbor Heights. Our guest highlights the reasoning that goes into this type of move. She also discusses many of the reasons why people would choose a community like this. What types of individuals and couples might consider this? We learn about the exciting features and amenities of Harbor Heights. This conversation also probes the shifting demographics of our population. Why can downsizing to a new living environment that focuses on community, socialization, and new opportunities be the ideal move. We are living longer and staying healthy and vibrant in the process. Tune in to this conversation to hear more about the decision making in such a move and what doors can be opened. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS Mini Bio For over 30 years, and during the nascent phases of luxury hospitality and entertainment brands, including Cirque Du Soleil, Cavalia, MGM Resorts and Inspirato, Desiree Stinson has seen it all. She is best known for her leadership roles in the strategic development of marketing and operations. Canadian born, Desiree is the new General Manager of the state-of-the-art 55+ residential waterfront community in Harbor Heights, Olympia, Washington. Relying on her professional relationships in Olympia's senior care community, she brings her force majeure in engaging audiences. Here, she drives the development of a heightened lifestyle for each resident of Harbor Heights. “Throughout my career I have been fortunate to work with some of the most creative and passionate people around the world. Drawing from my career in diverse luxury service industries, I look forward to building meaningful and memorable relationships and experiences for our residents and team members. She is focusing on what matters most: quality service and personalized care,” said Stinson. Items Mentioned for Our Listeners Subscribe to our email list here and download: 9 Tips for Maintaining a Positive Frame of Mind as We Age (includes Club Planner) Pick up a copy of Dr. Casciani's book: Living Longer IS the New Normal Not wanting to subscribe? Pick up your copy of the Club Planner here Learn more about Harbor Heights here
Our guest for this Podcast explores the reasons seniors might want to choose an active lifestyle community for those 55 and over. Desiree Stinson is the General Manager of a new apartment community in Olympia, Washington, Harbor Heights. Our guest highlights the reasoning that goes into this type of move. She also discusses many of the reasons why people would choose a community like this. What types of individuals and couples might consider this? We learn about the exciting features and amenities of Harbor Heights. This conversation also probes the shifting demographics of our population. Why can downsizing to a new living environment that focuses on community, socialization, and new opportunities be the ideal move. We are living longer and staying healthy and vibrant in the process. Tune in to this conversation to hear more about the decision making in such a move and what doors can be opened. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS Mini Bio For over 30 years, and during the nascent phases of luxury hospitality and entertainment brands, including Cirque Du Soleil, Cavalia, MGM Resorts and Inspirato, Desiree Stinson has seen it all. She is best known for her leadership roles in the strategic development of marketing and operations. Canadian born, Desiree is the new General Manager of the state-of-the-art 55+ residential waterfront community in Harbor Heights, Olympia, Washington. Relying on her professional relationships in Olympia's senior care community, she brings her force majeure in engaging audiences. Here, she drives the development of a heightened lifestyle for each resident of Harbor Heights. “Throughout my career I have been fortunate to work with some of the most creative and passionate people around the world. Drawing from my career in diverse luxury service industries, I look forward to building meaningful and memorable relationships and experiences for our residents and team members. She is focusing on what matters most: quality service and personalized care,” said Stinson. Items Mentioned for Our Listeners Subscribe to our email list here and download: 9 Tips for Maintaining a Positive Frame of Mind as We Age (includes Club Planner) Pick up a copy of Dr. Casciani's book: Living Longer IS the New Normal Not wanting to subscribe? Pick up your copy of the Club Planner here Learn more about Harbor Heights here
Our guest for this Podcast explores the reasons seniors might want to choose an active lifestyle community for those 55 and over. Desiree Stinson is the General Manager of a new apartment community in Olympia, Washington, Harbor Heights. Our guest highlights the reasoning that goes into this type of move. She also discusses many of the reasons why people would choose a community like this. What types of individuals and couples might consider this? We learn about the exciting features and amenities of Harbor Heights. This conversation also probes the shifting demographics of our population. Why can downsizing to a new living environment that focuses on community, socialization, and new opportunities be the ideal move. We are living longer and staying healthy and vibrant in the process. Tune in to this conversation to hear more about the decision making in such a move and what doors can be opened. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS Mini Bio For over 30 years, and during the nascent phases of luxury hospitality and entertainment brands, including Cirque Du Soleil, Cavalia, MGM Resorts and Inspirato, Desiree Stinson has seen it all. She is best known for her leadership roles in the strategic development of marketing and operations. Canadian born, Desiree is the new General Manager of the state-of-the-art 55+ residential waterfront community in Harbor Heights, Olympia, Washington. Relying on her professional relationships in Olympia's senior care community, she brings her force majeure in engaging audiences. Here, she drives the development of a heightened lifestyle for each resident of Harbor Heights. “Throughout my career I have been fortunate to work with some of the most creative and passionate people around the world. Drawing from my career in diverse luxury service industries, I look forward to building meaningful and memorable relationships and experiences for our residents and team members. She is focusing on what matters most: quality service and personalized care,” said Stinson. Items Mentioned for Our Listeners Subscribe to our email list here and download: 9 Tips for Maintaining a Positive Frame of Mind as We Age (includes Club Planner) Pick up a copy of Dr. Casciani's book: Living Longer IS the New Normal Not wanting to subscribe? Pick up your copy of the Club Planner here Learn more about Harbor Heights here
Julien spent 10 years with the traveling troupe, Cavalia. Wendy saw him during the performance in Washington DC, and then met him when Julien moved to Virginia. Julien talks about his experience in the show and his philosophy on training horses.
Cette semaine on jase trip à 3, Cavalia et de notre cher aimé seigneur Jesus. Enregistré le 06-11-20
Chronique d’Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix : sa visite à « Illumi, féérie des lumières par Cavalia ». En quoi se déguiser à l’Halloween. Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr
Entrevue avec Ian Lafrenière, ministre responsable des Affaires autochtones et député de Vachon pour la CAQ : les défis qui attendent le nouveau ministre. Chronique d’Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix : sa visite à « Illumi, féérie des lumières par Cavalia ». En quoi se déguiser à l’Halloween. Entrevue avec Jean-Louis Fortin, directeur du Bureau d’enquête de Québecor : Selon Michel Lemay de l'ARTM (Autorité régionale de transport métropolitain), hier en entrevue à l’émission, l’article de Marie-Lise Mormina du Bureau d’enquête du Journal de Montréal était truffé de faussetés. Chronique de Geneviève Pettersen, animatrice à QUB radio : Rozon et Brulé s‘érigent en victimes. Entrevue avec Stéphane Plante, producteur de contenus pour QUB Musique : La nouvelle pièce de Demi Lovato sur Trump. Metallica qui lance une autre sélection de Whisky brassé dans des tonneaux soumis aux vibrations de leur dernier album live. Flaming Lips a peut-être trouvé la solution pour les spectacles en temps de pandémie en jouant dans des bulles devant un public aussi vêtu de bulle... La distance sanitaire est sauvée ! Le tour de l’actualité avec Alexandre Dubé : bilan de la COVID-19 au Québec. De l’aide sera annoncée pour le milieu du sport. Justin déconseille aux Snowbirds d’aller vers les États-Unis pour l’hiver. Troisième journée du procès de Gilbert Rozon. Entrevue avec Jean-François Bergeron, PDG de la Société québécoise du cannabis : Le 17 octobre prochain, la SQDC soulignera le deuxième anniversaire de l’ouverture des premières succursales et nous faisons le bilan avec le président. Chronique politique provinciale et fédérale avec Antoine Robitaille, animateur et chroniqueur radio & Caroline St-Hilaire, animatrice à QUB radio, analyste de la politique fédérale et ancienne mairesse de Longueuil : Ça se passe en anglais à Montréal selon la CAQ. Ménage autour du ministère de l’Éducation. Justin Trudeau veut que les villes s’occupent de légiférer les armes de pointes. Julie Payette est rendue à 110 000 en frais d’avocats. Chronique politique internationale avec le politologue et chroniqueur au Journal de Montréal Loïc Tassé : un partenaire chinois au port de Québec. Le gouvernement afghan est furieux contre Trump.Que font les Américains en ces temps de pandémie, de manifestations et d'incertitude électorale? Une histoire nord-coréenne de fous. Chronique Sport avec Jean-Charles Lajoie, animateur à TVA Sports : Signature de Brendan Gallagher. Une production QUB radio Octobre 2020 Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr
Kindred spirit Nathalie Vandenabeele joins Terry to discuss the meaning of balance from a scientific and yogic perspective. Born in Belgium, but with a great wanderlust in her heart, Nathalie discovered the world through her studies as bio-engineer, different apprenticeships in the medicinal plant and ecological building world to eventually find a place in Costa Rica at Kindred Spirits. From there she auditioned to work with Cavalia's artistic director, Benjamin Aillaud, got accepted in BAIHA and so discovered the world of Cirque. This world has kept her ever since, in which she discovered the lion heart's and motivational spirit of the acrobats in Guinea. Several months of training with them resulted in the birth of Amoukanama, a Guinea circus you should checkout at amoukanama.org
La Sentinelle : Un balado qui braque la lumière sur les travailleurs et travailleuses autonomes du milieu de la culture, affecté.es par la crise du coronavirus. EP13 : Mireille Thibault est courturière dans le monde artistique. Après avoir travaillé pour des productions au TNM, au Cirque du Soleil et Cavalia, elle se retrouve aujourd'hui à confectionner des masques pour combler le manque au Québec. Entrevues par Louis-Philippe Labrèche. Montage et réalisation par Jean-François Roy (Cactus production sonore). Narration par Michelle Mayer. Musique thème par Hughes Brisson (Zephram Production) La Sentinelle est une initiative de Marc-André Mongrain. Ce balado est produit bénévolement par Culture Cible et Cactus production sonore pour soutenir les travailleurs et travailleuses du milieu de la culture.
I know it’s been a while and I’ve been irregular on posting podcasts, so thank you so much for hanging in there with me. I’m back now and will be posting this new episode today, then I will do weekly playback of our most listened to episodes, then another new episode in a month then some more favourite episodes and then the following month I will get back into new weekly episodes. It’s time to dive back in and keep making the world a better place for horses!If you’d like to support the podcast and all the work that I do then you can! Just head on over to patreon.com/comealongfortheridepodcast and sign up. From as little as a cup of coffee a month, you can help me keep this podcast going. There are many tiers that you can choose from and if everyone who listens gave only $5 per month, it would make a massive positive difference to me. There is a tier in there for a small business subscription just like the one Peter Papp took up from Peter and the Herd, this is the one where your business gets a mention each week on the podcast. Peter works with equine behaviour and trauma recovery. Equine communication. Human and horse relationship building. Peter has had communication with my mare Gypsy, who is the mare with me in the podcast picture and he was spot on about everything so I can highly recommend his work personally. Click here to connect with Peter and the Herd.This weeks episode is with Dominique Day, Dominique has a business called Equiosity which she runs with Alexandra Kurland, who was one of the original people in the world to bring positive reinforcement training to the horse world. Together they do a podcast called Equiosity as well as online courses and webinars. Dominique was one of the creators of Cavalia and it’s a wonderful story to hear about how it all began, but it is certainly not the most interesting part of her story. She has had a wonderful progression from watching more traditional methods of horse training into positive reinforcement. Keeping strong with her gut feeling and knowing there must be a better way, you may very well be able to relate to this very closely. You are going to love this story as much as I did recording it.Dominique Day on FacebookEquiosity website where you will also find the Equiosity podcast.
Les manchettes de Vincent Dessureault : Justin Trudeau et Donald Trump s'adressent à leur nation. Entrevue avec Keven Brasseur, président de la Commission Relève de la Coalition Avenir Québec (CRCAQ) : Leur kiosque boycotté à l’Université de Montréal. Entrevue avec Rémi Landry, lieutenant-colonel à la retraite et professeur de l’École de politique appliquée de l’Université de Sherbrooke : L’Iran aurait abattu par erreur le Boeing 737 près de Téhéran. Chronique culturelle avec Vanessa Destiné : Le Megxit au lendemain de l’annonce d’Harry et Meghan et les premières images de la suite d’Avatar. Segment Sports avec Jean-Philippe Bertrand : La vedette des vedettes, Connor McDavid est en ville. Chronique culturelle avec Vanessa Destiné : Gros succès pour Illumi du groupe Cavalia et de la musique traditionnelle québécoise au prestigieux Carnegie Hall. Entrevue avec Kate Tremblay, journaliste pour TVA nouvelles : La fausse infirmière du Saguenay formellement accusée. Le Buzz d’Alexandre Moranville-Ouellet : Seiches et vision 3D, le thé vert fait vivre plus longtemps, les vikings au courant des changements climatiques et Grandpa gangster! Master Bougaricci pose une colle à Mario : Saurez-vous répondre avant notre animateur? Entrevue avec Jonathan Jarry, biologiste moléculaire et membre de l'Organisation pour la science et la société de l'Université McGill : Le documentaire Goop Lab sur Netflix et la pseudoscience. Chronique politique avec Gilles Baril : Les dossier importants à surveiller en 2020 pour le gouvernement du Québec. Une production QUB radio Janvier 2020
Chronique culturelle avec Vanessa Destiné : Gros succès pour Illumi du groupe Cavalia et de la musique traditionnelle québécoise au prestigieux Carnegie Hall.
Comedian Todd Massey joins host Paul Farahvar and Patti Vasquez to discuss ghosting after a year, Becky and Bob's ongoing saga, and the Cavalia date. www.singlesonlypodcast.com or watch and subscribe to the live videos at www.youtube.com/paulfcomedy http://singlesonlypodcast.com http://instagram.com/paulfarahvar
Comedian Todd Massey joins host Paul Farahvar and Patti Vasquez to discuss ghosting after a year, Becky and Bob's ongoing saga, and the Cavalia date. www.singlesonlypodcast.com or watch and subscribe to the live videos at www.youtube.com/paulfcomedy http://singlesonlypodcast.com http://instagram.com/paulfarahvar
Les manchettes de Mario et Vincent : La météo prive un million de Québécois d'électricité et le vol de données chez Desjardins touche plus de gens que prévu. Entrevue avec Cendrix Bouchard, porte-parole d’Hydro-Québec : 960 000 québécois privés d’électricité. Entrevue avec Martin Ouellet, député de René-Lévesque et Porte-parole du troisième groupe d’opposition pour le Conseil du trésor et en matière de stratégie numérique : Le PQ et le PLQ redemandent à François Legault de lancer une commission sur le vol de données chez Desjardins. Segment Sports avec Jean-Charles Lajoie : Les meneurs du Canadiens sont les meilleurs joueurs de l'équipe et tout un combat de boxe aura lieu entre Sergey Kovalev et Canelo Alvarez. Chronique culturelle avec Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix : La première d’Illumini de Cavalia est annulée en raison de la météo, Garou est de retour et Mariah Carey annonce que Noël peut commencer à être célébré. L’actualité vue par Mario et Vincent : Tempête de neige en Abitibi, Hydro-Québec travaille fort pour rétablir le réseau et le trafic est monstre à Québec. Entrevue avec Patrick De Bellefeuille, présentateur et spécialiste de l'environnement à Météo Média : La météo violente du jour et les prévisions de la fin de semaine. Le Buzz de Vincent Dessureault : Les amours de voyage au sein des compagnies de voyage et devrions-nous encore enseigner l’histoire de la 2e guerre mondiale aux jeunes? Master Bougaricci pose une colle à Mario : saurez-vous répondre avant notre animateur ? Entrevue avec Luc Godbout, fiscaliste et chercheur à la Chaire en fiscalité et en finances publiques de l'Université de Sherbrooke : Une nouvelle étude qui se prononce sur les mesures fédérales ciblant la classe moyenne. Le tour du monde avec Normand Lester : Élection du 12 décembre au Royaume-Uni, début de la procédure formelle de destitution et rapprochements entre la Russie et la Turquie. Une production QUB radio Novembre 2019
Chronique culturelle avec Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix : La première d’Illumini de Cavalia est annulée en raison de la météo, Garou est de retour et Mariah Carey annonce que Noël peut commencer à être célébré.
Chronique culturelle avec Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix: Le titre du prochain James Bond révélé, du nouveau pour Cavalia et les Gémeaux.
Les manchettes de Mario et Vincent: Le corridor de sécurité, l'aide à Groupe Capitales Médias et la DPJ lui retire son poupon de 2 semaines. Chronique culturelle avec Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix: Le titre du prochain James Bond révélé, du nouveau pour Cavalia et les Gémeaux. Entrevue avec Jean-Claude Labbé, ex-éditeur du Journal de Québec: La crise des médias écrits et la faillite de Groupe Capitales Médias. Le Buzz de Vincent Dessureault: L’armée américaine en arrache an Asie, le secret de la productivité au travail et les enfants augmentent-ils le niveau de bonheur. Entrevue avec Alain Cossette, directeur général de la Fédération québécoise des chasseurs et pêcheurs, Sécurité nature et Héritage faune: La Commission des institutions tenait des audiences sur le projet de loi 25, qui vise à assouplir le processus d’immatriculation des armes à feu. Entrevue avec Renaud Brossard, directeur Québec de la Fédération canadienne des contribuables: La Ville de Montréal va mener des consultations publiques sur les locaux vacants sur les artères commerciales. Chronique politique avec Emmanuelle Latraverse: Trudeau à Trois-rivières, le début de la campagne au Québec et la crise des médias risque de s’inviter dans la campagne fédérale. Chronique avec Master Bougaricci, panéliste à l'émission Les Têtes enflées: Il pose une question ardue à Mario Dumont. Segment Sports avec Sébastien Goulet, journaliste sportif à TVA sports: Suivi du dossier Laurence Vincent-Lapointe, un sommet en carrière au classement de trois jeunes joueurs de tennis canadien, le prochain adversaire de Steven Butler est connu et l'Impact reprend l'entraînement. Une production QUB radio Août 2019
Chelsea grew up riding horses and doing performing arts in Clark County, Washington. She started riding at the age of 7 and went on to show quarter horses and paints in reining, western and hunt seat performance before taking up dressage as a teenager. Fascinated by classical riding, she has been dedicated to the discipline ever since. In 2016, she joined the touring production of Cavalia Odysseo as an equestrian artist, and in 2019 she joined Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament. She has also worked in international development, earning degrees in International Relations and Environmental Policy, and served in the U.S. Peace Corps in Botswana for over two years. Instagram @chelseajordanequestrian
EP82 - Failure, Where Value is Born “Eventually you come up with an amazing thing that you've worked towards, and it's built off a bunch of failures that accumulated into a success.”-Erik Martonovich Erik Martonovich and Alethea Shelton are unique entrepreneurs and entertainers, not only in their business partnership but also in their creative process and adventurous spirit. Together they are recreating the equestrian circus experience with their new show "Gladius The Show" on the Las Vegas Strip. They've both competed nationally and worldwide winning titles in the sport of vaulting as well as appearing as original cast members of Cavalia. With "Gladius The Show" they take their vision to new heights and are shining examples of pursuing dreams and building success on the back of constant failure. Check out their new show "Gladius The Show" at South Point Arena in Las Vegas on July 21st, 2019. On this episode of The DreamMason Podcast we discuss:-Equestrian games and Cavalia-Gladius The Show-Flowing your dreams despite challenges, obstacles, and circumstances-Living from commitments over your feelings-Failure is where value and innovation are born-The challenges of working with animals-Perception and seeing things differently-The importance of trial and error in creativity-Doing the “impossible”-Following what's in your hearts Thanks for listening. Please SHARE THIS EPISODE, TAG A FRIEND who needs to hear it, and SUBSCRIBE to The Dream Mason Podcast - so you don't miss an episode! You can connect with Erik Martonovich and Alethea Shelton here:Web & Tickets: www.gladiustheshow.netInstagram: @Gladiustheshow You can connect with Alex Terranova here: Instagram:@InspirationalAlex Website: www.TheDreamMason.com Email: Alex@TheDreamMason.com Remember, You are a DreamMason®… Because Your Dreams Don't Build Themselves. Alex Terranova is a DreamMason, a Personal and Professional Performance Coach, and the Host of The DreamMason Podcast. He helps strong and successful men boldly declare what they want, get real about what's in the way, and create the strategy and the steps for more clarity, freedom, and success in their life. Together, we get things done faster, raise the bar on your goals, improve your relationships, and get crystal clear on what you really want. Alex has been featured on Focus TV's Good Morning La La Land, NBC Radio, The Rising Man Podcast, Elephant Journal, The Sovereign Society Podcast, The Coaching Show, Love Living Radio, San Diego Voyager Magazine, and an episode of The Villain Crusher.
Cavalia and Odysseo liberty horse trainer, Juliette Cimetiere, tells about her experiences leading up to and working with the amazing circus performance troupe.
Kali Kiger interviews Cavalia horse show trainer Julien Beaugnon. In this episode Julien describes his experience working for Cavalia and other horse shows. We discuss the living conditions for the horses, the principles in the training, and who Julien has learned from. Julien ends with some tidbits for those who might be interested in working for Cavalia one day.
Aujourd’hui à l’émission: Dénombrement des monarques en Amérique du Nord:Entrevue avec Sonia Charest, Responsable des services éducatifs à l'Insectarium de Montréal ; L'annulation de Kanata:L'analyse de Nathalie Bondil, directrice générale et conservatrice en chef du Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal et vice-présidente du Conseil des arts du Canada; Politique américaine avec Christophe Cloutier:Effets du sommet d'Helsinki; Économie avec Ulysse Bergeron:Résultats financiers trimestriels de Facebook; Défendre le droit de s'entraider:Les explications de Serge Petitclerc, porte-parole Collectif pour un Québec sans pauvreté; Les divulgâcheurs:Odysseo, de Cavalia; 50 ans de Télé-Québec:Entrevue avec Marc-André Coallier.
Aujourd’hui à l’émission: Dénombrement des monarques en Amérique du Nord:Entrevue avec Sonia Charest, Responsable des services éducatifs à l'Insectarium de Montréal ; L'annulation de Kanata:L'analyse de Nathalie Bondil, directrice générale et conservatrice en chef du Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal et vice-présidente du Conseil des arts du Canada; Politique américaine avec Christophe Cloutier:Effets du sommet d'Helsinki; Économie avec Ulysse Bergeron:Résultats financiers trimestriels de Facebook; Défendre le droit de s'entraider:Les explications de Serge Petitclerc, porte-parole Collectif pour un Québec sans pauvreté; Les divulgâcheurs:Odysseo, de Cavalia; 50 ans de Télé-Québec:Entrevue avec Marc-André Coallier.
L'actualité de la semaine revue par Eve-Lyne Couturier et Mathieu Robert-Sauvé; Émission du 26 juillet avec des aînés:Courrier de nos auditeurs; Entrevue André Robitaille et Guy Champagne:La pièce Laurel & Hardy; Cinéma avec Helen Faradji et Georges Privet:1991 de Ricardo Trogi; Culture populaire avec Pascale Lévesque:Cavalia et l'exploitation des animaux; Entrevue Stéphanie Boulay:Porte-parole des correspondances d'Eastman; Musique avec Frédéric Lambert:A Quiet Place par l'OSM et Kent Nagano; Vins avec Élyse Lambert:Jurançon sec, Chant des vignes, 2016, France; Vidéo de la semaine avec Helen Faradji:Le clip d'une rappeuse saoudienne; Cinéma avec Georges Privet:Le dernier Mission Impossible; À voir sur le web avec Helen Faradji:La websérie This is Desmondo Ray; Vins avec Élyse Lambert:La cuisine de ma mère en vacances à Gaillac 2016 France; Cinéma avec Georges Privet:Les anges portent du blanc de Vivian Qu; Just for laughs avec Frédéric Lambert et Pascale Lévesque.
L'actualité de la semaine revue par Eve-Lyne Couturier et Mathieu Robert-Sauvé; Émission du 26 juillet avec des aînés:Courrier de nos auditeurs; Entrevue André Robitaille et Guy Champagne:La pièce Laurel & Hardy; Cinéma avec Helen Faradji et Georges Privet:1991 de Ricardo Trogi; Culture populaire avec Pascale Lévesque:Cavalia et l'exploitation des animaux; Entrevue Stéphanie Boulay:Porte-parole des correspondances d'Eastman; Musique avec Frédéric Lambert:A Quiet Place par l'OSM et Kent Nagano; Vins avec Élyse Lambert:Jurançon sec, Chant des vignes, 2016, France; Vidéo de la semaine avec Helen Faradji:Le clip d'une rappeuse saoudienne; Cinéma avec Georges Privet:Le dernier Mission Impossible; À voir sur le web avec Helen Faradji:La websérie This is Desmondo Ray; Vins avec Élyse Lambert:La cuisine de ma mère en vacances à Gaillac 2016 France; Cinéma avec Georges Privet:Les anges portent du blanc de Vivian Qu; Just for laughs avec Frédéric Lambert et Pascale Lévesque.
Elise’s guest today is Cavalia aerialist and rider, Claire Beer. Cavalia is a show that calls for superlatives — It’s the biggest touring show in the world, held under the largest big top in the world. It is a show inspired by the ancient alliance between horse and human, combining practically every mythos involving horses ever known to mankind. Over 5 million people worldwide have seen the show since its 2003 debut. And it's the dream, come to life, of Cirque du Soleil's creator, Normand Latourelle. Cavalia showcases 50 artists from 13 nationalities, speaking a total of seven languages, and is comprised of 65 horses, representing 11 breeds, performing five separate disciplines. The perfection demonstrated by Cavalia's equine and human performers comes only through extreme dedication, passion, courage, and remarkable physical and mental discipline. All of the hard work that goes into these shows truly makes Cavalia a show of epic cultures, joy, and magic. As one of the many incredibly talented Cavalia aerialists and riders, Claire shares her insights into her remarkable and unique career, what life is like touring worldwide all year ’round, how she originally came to join Cavalia, her training and work philosophy, and her plans for the future. Topics of Discussion: [2:33] What it’s like for Claire, going to work every day to such a magical work environment. [4:01] Elise’s experience at Cavalia’s Odysseo show. [4:37] The goal of Cavalia, how the magic of the show comes together, and how they train with the horses. [5:56] Claire’s journey and how she came to join Cavalia. [12:29] Claire’s love for traveling the world, and learning about new cultures and places. [14:02] What it means to be an aerialist at Cavalia. [18:20] How Cavalia and Claire keep every performance fun and fresh....and safe. [21:10] The physical and mental discipline needed to perform with Cavalia. [25:44] What keeps Claire “on her toes” during the performance. [29:13] Claire’s favorite breed of horse at Cavalia. [31:16] Reading and answering listener feedback! [33:04] What the selection and training processes are like for the horses. [35:19] How Claire is flexible with her own performance to accommodate the horses. [40:48] Cavalia’s horse training philosophy. [43:40] The family environment and common goal shared amongst the Cavalia team. [45:58] Claire’s training regimen to stay in top form. [48:58] About the work behind Because of Horses. [50:49] The difference between a good performer and a phenomenal one. [52:36] What hasn’t Claire tried that she’d like to? [54:22] How Claire defines success. [59:56] Where Cavalia is going to be in 2018 and what Claire is currently up to. [1:02:04] Where to find Claire online. Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com. Discover More About this Week’s Guest — Claire Beer Instagram: @Claire__Beer Facebook: @Claire.Beer.92 Mentioned in this Episode: Cavalia Cirque du Soleil Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts. To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Paypal to help Because of Horses continue sharing the stories of our phenomenal guests — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM
Whoa Podcast Update 2018 Today I’ll be talking more about podcasting than horses, so if you tune out, I’ll understand. We wanted to get you a podcast update on what is happening at Whoa Podcast for 2018. It’s our 6th year and, what started out as a conversation between Ranae and me about Downunder Horsemanship kept growing and growing. I wanted it to be a place where regular folks could share their “equine experience” thus enhancing all of our knowledge. Not knowing anything about podcasting, I dove in head first. I liked the technical aspects of producing the show. The hard part was talking and interviewing. My voice isn’t exactly made for radio as they say. My interview style is stilted and a bit stiff. Over the years these improved. In 2017, I made it my goal to produce a show each and every week. I succeeded. Producing a show week for the last year has been a daunting task. Lining up guests, doing the research, scheduling, then editing takes a chunk of time. Not to mention the writing and time on social media to promote the show. Some of the shows weren’t as “groomed” as I would have liked them to be. With just me as chief cook and bottle washer, sometimes quality suffered over the deadline to get a show published. I tried to recruit other people into the task, but there’s no money and little fame for many podcasters. But, don’t cry for me Argentina, I did and do it because I thoroughly enjoy the entire process. We've Been Around the World By offering a wide range of guests, talking about all aspects of horses, we covered a lot of ground. We’ve interviewed veterinarians, farriers, dressage riders. Through the podcast, Ranae and I have experienced Extreme Cowboy Racing, Working Equitation, Trail Trials, and much more. And, I’m proud that we were able to give the non-professional speakers a chance to share their horsemanship knowledge on the show. Folks like Bernice Ende riding across the country and Dennis Dueker and his therapeutic riding ranch, and Alan Day talking about Mustangs. We took you along with us all over the place. From the Ojai Valley Cowboy School, to a cutting lesson and out to Colorado to experience the Australian sport of Campdrafting. You followed us along to the home of Doc Bar, the Horsemen’s Reunion, Cavalia, and the Vaquero Heritage Trainers Challenge. We even took you to Mongolia and talked about what it would be like to ride one of those Mongolian horses through the countryside. Maybe the topics were too broad because we covered polocrosse with Paul Johnson, Western dressage with Jennifer Collman, roping with Denny Watkins, and working cow horse with legendary trainer Doug Williamson. When I began the podcast in 2012 I did not know much about horses. I still don’t. But, I know a lot more than I did 6 years ago. If you’ve been listening, you do too. It was through the podcast that I learned about a wild, privately managed herd of mustangs and got to start my own - and first - wild horse at the age of 61. I survived the ordeal. Actually, because of all I learned on the show, I accomplished the task without any bodily injury. My pride got hurt a few times, but my bones remain intact. The Business of Podcasting My goal was to never ask for money from my listeners. I had hoped some sponsor would come along and help. Maybe there was an outside chance for a syndication deal. But, I was doing the podcast for me and all the people who owned horses because they loved them, not necessarily because they knew a lot about them. I listen to many other podcasts. When I heard RadioLab can spend $100,000 on a single episode, I was astonished. Of course, they have an army of editors, writers, production assistants, and reporters for their show, the whoa podcast has me and Ranae. Yes, I have expenses, whew, a hundred grand - I could do a lot with that! We started a Patreon Page where listeners could help out with expenses if they chose. This part of the “business” of podcasting is my biggest weakness. I’m simply uncomfortable asking for money and don’t like to do it. Not that what we’ve produced isn’t valuable. It has been and I’ve gotten so much out of it. To make money through advertising the podcast needed to get to 20,000 downloads a month. While we came close a couple of times, we could not sustain those numbers to attract advertisers. All this is the long way around telling you that the podcast will slow down in 2018. We have a couple of commitments and look forward to a few shows, but there will not be one every week. The episodes that have tickled my creative fancy the most were the two with old-time buckaroo, Bill Mooney and the story Bobby Kerr and Tom Hagwood had to tell. They weren’t the most downloaded episodes, put preserving those stories, presenting them to you so you can share them, has made them very fun to produce. I’m working on another project to find stories - perhaps in a shorter format - to bring to you in the future. We’ll see if I can make that happen. Use the Archives In the meantime, the old episodes will still be available, all 175 of them. You can find them at WhoaPodcast dot com. We hope you’ll stay in touch, too. If you subscribe to one of the services, you’ll get a notification if or when we produce another episode. I want to personally thank you for sharing this journey with us, supporting the show through all the growing pains. Ranae and I hope you got something valuable out of it. We know we did. If there is one underlying theme to our show, it’s been to follow your dream - no matter what it is - wherever it goes. If you can’t see the whole path, go as far as you can and from there you’ll learn which direction to turn next. Thanks again for listening and sharing this podcast with your friends and riding buddies. Until next time, Go have some fun with your horses. Contact Us We have well over 100 episodes up now and you can find them all for free on iTunes, with our Android App in the Amazon store, and now Stitcher, or wherever podcasts are distributed. Get the Stitcher app and tell us how it works. We are on Google Play too! You can also find every episode and more about the show at whoapodcast.com. Please take a moment and join our email list. Get in on the conversation with Facebook and Twitter and Instagram- just look for WhoaPodcast. You are a big part of why we do this podcast. We really love getting your feedback. Please let us know your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for the show. You can email us at John@WhoaPodcast.com Thanks for listening, John & Ranae Episode #133
Natalie Parrish credits horses for much of her success as they taught her compassion, responsibility, and to always have backup plans in case of a crisis. And Cavalia's Eric Paquette, is Director of Public Relations & Publicity. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)
Cheers Tap Heads and Hoppy Holidays! Now that Thanksgiving is over, we can officially start drinking holiday beers. The gentlemen are drinking and reviewing Celebration Fresh Hop IPA from Sierra Nevada. Dale aka It's The Beer Girl is back and she's telling us about another Sierra Nevada holiday time beer, this time it's their Holiday Haze IPA. Greg is talking about his Melvin Brewing beer tasting as well as big free booze event. Scott talks about being forced to go to some horse show (Cavalia) and getting hammered.A listener sends in a brewery review after her trip to Miami.The Bullpen Beer is Tomfoolery, a hazy IPA from Five Threads Brewing in Westlake Village, CA.A super creepy Tales from Uber.In Booze News: The best 17 beers of 2017, Arrogant Bastard wants to help you with a fresh beer shirt, holiday beer gifts, the best airports for drinking craft beer and more.Our Beer Babe of the Week is Amanda, make sure to follow her on Instagram @drinkbeerbehoppy.Old Timey Word of the Day: “Tomfoolery”. Use it in a sentence on social medias for a shout out!Make sure to check us out at www.theunfilteredgentlemen.com, www.facebook.com/theunfilteredgentlemen, @unfilteredgents on twitter and TheUnfilteredGentlemen on Instagram! We want you to drunk dial (805) 538-BEER (2337), we'd love to hear from you!
Elizabeth Kaye McCall, the original horse industry liaison for the acclaimed equestrian spectacle Cavalia and author of the book The Tao of Horses: Exploring How Horses Guide Us on Our Spiritual Path, explores with us the horse-human bond. Doreen Ladin, member of the Federation of International Polo, promotes the sport for women and encourages Polo to be a family affair. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)
ACTION PACKED SHOW THURSDAY SEPT 7th on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO AWARD WINNING SINGER/SONGWRITER JEAN PRESCOTT WE GO BEHIND THE SCENES WITH ODYSSEO BY CAVALIA AND THE EXTREME MUSTANG MAKEOVE EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO IS HEARD AROUND THE WORLD...ON YOUR SMARTPHONE AND STREAMING LIVE ONLINE AND ONDEMAND AT www.equestrianlegacy.net
THURSDAY AUGUST 17th NOON CDT on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO Just back from her tour in Italy and France the WMA Entertainer of the Year Kristyn Harris joins host Gary Holt and Bobbi Bell for this weeks CAMPFIRE CAFE'. The Internationally acclaimed show ODYSSEO by CAVALIA is coming to Nasville TN Aug 30th thru Sept 10th. This week on SADDLE UP AMERICA! we welcome Cavalia's Kristine Alach to share information regarding the selection, care and training of these magnificent horses, as well as details and information on the show. "Audiences of all ages are passionately rediscovering the century-old relationship between human and horse. As friends, partners and inseparable performers on stage, over 100 horses & artists lead spectators on a great journey in a world of dreams where, together, they discover some of the planet's most unforgettable landscapes. The poetry flowing from this grand adventure shines a light on a more humane world where human and horse may live in harmony." EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO IS HEARD AROUND THE WORLD on Your Smartphone and Streaming Live Online and OnDemand at www.equestrianlegacy.net
On this week's episode, Josh and Lyndsay talk about the 30th anniversary tour of Circus Smirkus, their Las Vegas show the Miss Behave Game Show, and the latest news on their virtual reality circus experience. They also sit down for an interview with Nat Brown, the highly regarded circus tent expert who's worked with Circus Smirkus, Big Apple Circus, Cirque Du Soleil, Cavalia, and many more. If you've ever been curious about how tents are set up and made, then this episode is for you. If you enjoy today's show please share it with your friends and rate us on iTunes. Have a great week! [14:28] Nat's start with Smirkus's tent crew [18:15] How do circus tents gets raised? And who does it? [23:20] The differences between raising a small tent vs a large tent like Cirque Du Soleil [27:21] Repairing broken tents and Nat's favorite 'horror' story [32:40] Who makes the best tents? [36:12] Nat's beautiful new tent, Charlotte [42:05] How to run away with tent crew Nat's crewing company: crewthat.com
On this week's episode, Josh and Lyndsay talk about the 30th anniversary tour of Circus Smirkus, their Las Vegas show the Miss Behave Game Show, and the latest news on their virtual reality circus experience. They also sit down for an interview with Nat Brown, the highly regarded circus tent expert who's worked with Circus Smirkus, Big Apple Circus, Cirque Du Soleil, Cavalia, and many more. If you've ever been curious about how tents are set up and made, then this episode is for you.
We visited the Cavalia village to speak with the production team, artists and trainers involved in mounting the 2017 version of the show, Odysseo, founded in 2003 by Normand Latourelle. Resident Artistic Director Darren Charles joined the conversation to talk about about the overall vision of Odysseo along with performers Sam Alvarez and Elise Verdoncq. Season 2 Episode 11 | Originally published March 30, 2017
Cavalia Odysseo Orange County Preview Cavalia Odysseo has arrived in Irvine, California. We missed the Cavalia performance when it was in Southern California 9 years ago so when the publicist for Cavalia Odysseo invited us to media day and a preview of the show, Ranae and I jumped at the chance. The 125' Big Top was set up in an open field in Irvine in Orange County. The show had taken this open field and transformed it into a state-of-the-art facility. Stables for 65 horses plus all the feed, pellets and bedding, a kitchen that prepares 600 meals a day, plus the gift shop, food concessions, and stage which includes a 3 story "hill" the horses make their grand entrance. We got to check out the grounds and meet the horses and trainers and grooms. Everyone at Cavalia Odysseo is proud of the work they do and very welcoming to guests. The patiently answered all our questions and showed us where the horses warm up and how some of the backstage mechanisms operated. An Intimate Performance Four or five days later the place was ready for a performance. We got front seats in a truncated but very exciting show. There were gymnasts, urban stilts, and horses, lots of horses. An amazing performance of liberty using nine horses. Yes NINE horses. No whips or crops or anything other than hand signals and voice commands. This was the highlight of the show until, near the end of the performance, the flood the stage and create a lake. For the next 10 minutes we watch a high level dressage performance. Horse and rider were one. There were even flying lead changes through the water. If you live in the Southern California area, you won't want to miss Cavalia Odysseo. Tickets are affordable and the show is so fabulous you will be talking about it for months. You can find out more at the Cavalia Odysseo website. Interested in Helping the Show? It takes a lot of time an money to put on the podcast. I've been willingly footing the bill on both for four years now. My equipment is wearing out. My travel budget is shrinking. If yo want to help, there is a simple way to do it. I've partnered with Patreon. You can contribute any amount. Anything you would care to send along would be greatly appreciate. Thanks. About Us Welcome to the Whoa Podcast about Horses and Horsemanship. I am your host John Harrer. Along with my wife, Ranae, each week on the show we talk about some aspect of owning a horse. It could be feeding or supplementation. It could be bits and bridles, tack, or cowboy boots. We cover training problems, or competing in shows. We talk to farriers and horse chiropractors. We talk about movies, books and magazine articles. And, we travel to places we think you would like to take your horse. That’s what the Whoa Podcast is all about. Contact Us We have well over 90 episodes up now and you can find them all for free on iTunes, with our Android App in the Amazon store, and now Stitcher, or wherever podcasts are distributed. Get the Stitcher app and let us know how it works. It's Free. You can also find every episode and more about the show at whoapodcast.com. Please take a moment and join our email list. Get in on the conversation with Facebook and Twitter - just look for WhoaPodcast. You are a big part of why we do this podcast. We really love getting your feedback. Please let us know your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for the show. You can email us at: John@WhoaPodcast.com I blog at TrainingJessie.blogspot.com and I have a new blog about my Louisiana Leopard Catahoula puppy named Buster at BusterBrownDog.blogspot.com and if you want to know even more - and I can't imagine why - it's all at JohnHarrer.com Thanks for listening, John & Ranae Episode #76
Ep. 31: December 7, 2015On Today's Show:Cavalia is in town with performing horses. Is it animal abuse? Elvis' tumor. Morgan Freeman jet crash. Are you affected by these celebrity deaths? JV's early gift to UPS driver. Fined for texting at a drive-thru. Drones causing havoc in the sky. You have not had yams!
Ep. 31: December 7, 2015 On Today's Show: Cavalia is in town with performing horses. Is it animal abuse? Elvis’ tumor. Morgan Freeman jet crash. Are you affected by these celebrity deaths? JV’s early gift to UPS driver. Fined for texting at a drive-thru. Drones causing havoc in the sky. You have not had yams!
From the Best of State of the Arts (Originally broadcast February 28, 2013) - Broadway’s Ron Orbach (Neil Simon’s Laughter on the 23rd Floor) is interviewed about his co-starring role in I’ll Be Back Before Midnight at The Colony Theatre in Burbank, CA. Sterling reviews Cavalia’s Odyesso under the big top in Burbank, CA. Stroili reviews Kander & Ebb’s And the World Goes ‘Round at the NoHo Arts Center in North Hollywood, CA. Popular Los Angeles musical theatre star Will Collyer discusses his work as a composer and the writing of his first musical Right Together, Left Together. The show’s co-creator and lyricist Pamela Eberhardt also joins the conversation. Orbach and Collyer share embarrassing performance moments in theatre. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)
From the Best of State of the Arts (Originally broadcast February 28, 2013) - Broadway’s Ron Orbach (Neil Simon’s Laughter on the 23rd Floor) is interviewed about his co-starring role in I’ll Be Back Before Midnight at The Colony Theatre in Burbank, CA. Sterling reviews Cavalia’s Odyesso under the big top in Burbank, CA. Stroili reviews Kander & Ebb’s And the World Goes ‘Round at the NoHo Arts Center in North Hollywood, CA. Popular Los Angeles musical theatre star Will Collyer discusses his work as a composer and the writing of his first musical Right Together, Left Together. The show’s co-creator and lyricist Pamela Eberhardt also joins the conversation. Orbach and Collyer share embarrassing performance moments in theatre. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)
Odysseo by Cavalia, the world's biggest touring show, is an amazing spectacle featuring 66 horses, 52 acrobats, a 125-foot big top covering the area of two football fields and 110 semi trucks. Learn more from Marc-Olivier Leprohon, the artistic and equestrian operations director. Odysseo by Cavalia runs in Seattle through March 16. Don't miss it!
Broadway’s Ron Orbach (Neil Simon’s Laughter on the 23rd Floor) is interviewed about his co-starring role in I’ll Be Back Before Midnight at The Colony Theatre in Burbank, CA. Sterling reviews Cavalia’s Odyesso under the big top in Burbank, CA. Stroili reviews Kander & Ebb’s And the World Goes ‘Round at the NoHo Arts Center in North Hollywood, CA. Popular Los Angeles musical theatre star Will Collyer discusses his work as a composer and the writing of his first musical Right Together, Left Together. The show’s co-creator and lyricist Pamela Eberhardt also joins the conversation. Orbach and Collyer share embarrassing performance moments in theatre. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)
Broadway’s Ron Orbach (Neil Simon’s Laughter on the 23rd Floor) is interviewed about his co-starring role in I’ll Be Back Before Midnight at The Colony Theatre in Burbank, CA. Sterling reviews Cavalia’s Odyesso under the big top in Burbank, CA. Stroili reviews Kander & Ebb’s And the World Goes ‘Round at the NoHo Arts Center in North Hollywood, CA. Popular Los Angeles musical theatre star Will Collyer discusses his work as a composer and the writing of his first musical Right Together, Left Together. The show’s co-creator and lyricist Pamela Eberhardt also joins the conversation. Orbach and Collyer share embarrassing performance moments in theatre. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)
We are joined by Kels, a New Zealand-born young and beautiful musician, who has moved around a lot in her quest to fulfill her dreams. We also speak to Eric of "Cavalia", a Cirque de Soleil-like circus that is showing in San Diego.
Take a behind-the-scenes tour of Cavalia as Audrey talks to trick and Roman rider Fairland Ferguson about her amazing work in the show. "Cavalia" is often described as a "'Cirque du Soleil' with horses," though it's really a horse of a different color! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Riding High in Cavalia with Audrey Pavia
One of the most fascinating interviews yet with Sylvia Zerbini of Cavalia. An interview you don't want to miss as she tells us of her life of training and entertaining on the road with her stable of Arabians....Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)
Thousands of people around the world have witnessed the magic of the equine spectacular, Cavalia. In this episode, Audrey talks to Cavalia founders Frederic Pignon and Magali Delgado about the incredible relationships they have with their amazing Lusitano stallions. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - The Soul of Cavalia with Audrey Pavia
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