Podcast appearances and mentions of jess grippo

Jess Grippo joins Kate and they get into the Romance Report, and talk some new celebrity couples bringing the heat. They also discuss charged lemonade, Milli Vanilli's true story, Hamas, aliens, and a Disney World debacle. Then they address an email from a listener who has a mean coworker.Follow on IG: @thekatewolff @jessgrippoSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/invasion-of-privacy/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The moments that actually make us feel like artists are imperfect and impermanent—and often, they make us feel like we're not alone. Our guest star this week is You Can Dance Again founder and creative coach Jess Grippo. We talk about forgiving ourselves for being multi-passionate, the moments that make us feel like artists, the fleeting nature of art and finding your own movement. Over the Edge Podcast with Paige Ray is a weekly chat about pushing creative boundaries, making big moves without knowing all the answers and jumping off a cliff to our dreams while figuring out how to build a plane on the way down. Creative work is wild, but we can figure it out. Let's go over the edge together, friends. Learn more about Jess and You Can Dance Again at https://www.jessgrippo.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/jessgrippo/ Learn more about Paige on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/paigeraycreative/ Visit the Paige Ray Creative website here: https://paigeray.com/

Jess is our first creative coach on the show! Patricia has been wanting to invite her since before our launch. In this episode, we discuss how bodies and creative processes are cyclical and how to design your life to honor those "seasons." Jess shares about what it looks like to adjust her pace as she navigates a new injury. We also explore our relationships with ideas and creativity.   Jess Grippo is a dancer, performance artist, author, and creative coach. After leaving the classical ballet path and not dancing for years, she started making her own dance videos, alone in her room. While that habit continues, she's also added quite a few others: starting up an inclusive, creative dance community online and in NYC (You Can Dance Again), making comedic interpretive dances about her dating life and the menstrual cycle (Hungry  Ovaries), writing a book and video series (Dance With This Book), and supporting others in their creative, expressive unfolding through her coaching practice. Her work has been featured at TEDxNYU, Lincoln Center's Dance On Camera Festival, the New York Comedy Club, The Vagina Monologues opening act, and more. Her puppy Lucy is her only boss and she frequently daydreams of moving into the loft from Flashdance.      Connect w/ Jess: IG: @jessgrippo https://www.jessgrippo.com/  Connect with The Transitions Project! @patricia.cosulich & @the_transitions_project Music Credits: "Almost Bliss" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Hey loves -- are you a dancer? Or are you someone like ‘doesn’t dance’? Do you dream of a creative career, but then maybe get stuck in the story of ‘not being good enough’ or ‘creative people don’t make money’ or ‘that’s not practical’? Yeah -- I feel ya. Today’s episode is all about that and MORE. I’m hanging out with the amazing Jess Grippo: she’s semi-famous on TikTok for dancing with CVS receipts, quit Ballet at 19, and is a creative coach for adults. We talk about expression, being ‘cool’, taking art classes, what ‘adulting’ really is, and interpretative dances about our periods… amongst other things. It’s the best! Come listen :) xoxo, Eliza The Badass Academy Membership is opening again in July! Get on the waitlist today: badassgirls.me/academy Find show notes and links from the episode at badassgirls.me/podcast/57!

Jess Grippo joins Kate & CG to discuss posture, dance, language dialects, and staying wild. They get into how Osho tried to start a cult-like community in Oregon, and how exactly one is supposed to pronounce "Oregon". They also talk some Philly & NJ slang, and how nuanced language (and life) truly is. Follow IG: @thekatewolff @cg.erickson @jessgrippo TikTok: @katefanchonwolff @cg.erickson @jessgrippo Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/invasion-of-privacy/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on Knowledge Daddies our Dance instructor Jess Grippo comes on the podcast! We talk through her dance journey from when she was a teenager to the present. She tells us all about how she would get fed up with dance and wait because it was too much but also she would keep coming back to it time and time again. Eventually to her career now as a creativity coach and dance instructor. We also talk about how she felt instructing us in dance and choreography on Episode 2 of Knowledge Daddies. And ours plans to do one of her live dance alone over zoom parties! (To watch that follow Jess on IG and Tiktok @jessgrippo). Also Sean and Andrew bicker. Please subscribe, and share the podcast! Follow the guys @ndrewsteiner @bigbarry63 @desiderio_oscar --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/knowledgedaddies/message

Jess Grippo and Eduardo Placer join Kate and they talk about the importance of finding and expressing your authentic voice. They discuss how sexuality is woven into the healing journey, and allowing for pleasure. They also get into how many indigenous cultures were in tune with their desires, but were taken over by a strict religious way of being. Follow: @thekatewolff @jessgrippo @eduardoplacer Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/invasion-of-privacy/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Hey everyone, happy Friday! I'm loving this episode so much and I hope you will too! Jess Grippo is so fun and wonderful to be around and she has really inspired me to finally f*cking dance again. In this giggly interview we talked about the following, amongst many other groovy things:  - The joy of dancing in your own way and why it's so liberating - Letting go of ideas about what a dance practice should look like - Overcoming body image issues - Creative processes that are joyful and easy Jess Grippo is a dancer, performer, writer, creativity coach, and the author of Dance With This Book. After leaving her ballet career and being distanced from the dance world for years, she started making dance videos alone in her room. These DIY expressions would become the catalyst for reviving her creative expression and later transitioning her career back into dance - but this time, in her own way. Since then, she's been invited to speak and perform at TEDxNYU, Lincoln Center's Dance On Camera Festival, the New York Comedy Club, and more. Her programs and videos have been helping people for years to reclaim dance, feel at home in their bodies, and revive their creative expression. You can dance again: https://www.jessgrippo.com/you-can-dance-again-2020 jessgrippo.com Instagram/Tiktok: @jessgrippo Become a Patron here: https://www.yarrowmagdalena.com/for-patrons/

Today on episode 67 we will be speaking to Jess Grippo  from JessGrippo.com. BIO: Although she quit dancing after high school and thought she’d missed her chance, Jess proved her 19-year-old self - and society - wrong. Her DIY dance videos on YouTube years later were the catalyst for reviving her dance practice AND transitioning her career back into dance. Since then she’s been invited to speak and perform on stages like TEDxNYU, Lincoln Center's Dance On Camera Festival, New York's Got Talent! competition show, and the New York Comedy Club. While she was once the shyest of shy ballerinas, she’s now frequently found dancing spontaneously with strangers in the streets, subways, airports, parks, and more - and making videos with them. Her “You Can Dance Again” programs and videos have helped hundreds of people in NYC and beyond to reclaim their sense of self through dance, feel at home in their bodies, and revive their creative expression.   TOPICS DISCUSSED ON THIS PODCAST: Life of an aspiring dancer - Dance is something Jess dove headfirst into as a child with big dreams of being a professional ballerina, that’s until she decided that didn’t align with her. Transitioning out and back again - Like many artists, Jess lost touch with her craft and felt the pressure of attending a “real college” to find that “real job.” But as most artists know, the passion to create rarely dies as she found herself trying to rediscover what she once loved from a very different point of view. Guiding others through dance - Jess found a freeing way to creatively express herself far from the norm of her past. She shares her new views and how she discovered that it can help other performers and non-performers reconnect, ground, build confidence, and most importantly be able to enjoy life more openly.   FOLLOW JESS: WEBSITE  FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM YOUTUBE DANCE ALONE SERIES   FOLLOW GOAL TRAVELER: INSTAGRAM (where we are 90 % of the time) FACEBOOK GROUP (join our like-minded community) CONTACT US (office@goaltraveler.com)   GOAL OF THE WEEK: TIP: “Whether you are a dancer or not, take a dance break. Use it as a tool before going into any normal work you do. What that means is to take a break from everything. Put on music - 1-3 songs Listen to the music, let your body move in any way it wants to, Then go about your day and see what a difference it can make. 

Jess Grippo and Alexandra Jamieson join Kate to talk about how diets should be flexible and ever changing. Because what we are all craving is freedom, since we are multi-faceted beings who desire to express their truest authentic selves. They get into the claiming of your inner "Lordess" or "Goddess" whether you're a woman or a man. And how important it is to create authentic art as a way to survive gracefully. Follow: @thekatewolff @deliciousalex @jessgrippoSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/invasion-of-privacy/donations

Jess Grippo’s You Can Dance Again programs and videos have helped hundreds of people reclaim their sense of self through dance, feel at home in their bodies, and revive their creative expression. In the episode, Jess shares her journey from leaving dance, becoming a coach, and combining her passion for wellness and dance into a business, how creating dance videos helped build her audience, why she invested in coaches along the way and how she leveraged her intuition to pick the right ones, and more!   To learn more about Jess Grippo and the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes.   Follow Me On: Facebook Instagram

Jess is an incredibly magnetic, charismatic human being. She describes herself as a recovering ballerina. Hear how she left a world that didn't resonate with her to finding her passion, joy, and purpose by making dance videos in public bathrooms and inspiring other to be silly and free. Connect with Jess on IG @jessgrippo Connect with me on IG @dijonbowden Connect with the tribe at http://www.howtobeamflegend.com (www.howtobeamflegend.com) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 15 - Love City Arts Podcast - Guest: Jess Grippo This week's guest, Jess Grippo (@jessgrippo) joins me to riff on letting go in a new season, intuition within the body, healing unconventional places, the gift of human connection and so much more. Like, Subscribe, and Comment if you enjoy the work of Love City Arts. We would LOVE to hear from you. - @AndreInTheFlow Bumper Music by: BenSounds & HookSounds Show produced by: @AndreInTheFlow www.lovecityarts.org www.andreintheflow.com Pssssttt... I'm committed to #SharingTheLove and #SpreadingTheLove everywhere!!! We are now on Soundcloud, Stitcher Radio, Apple Podcasts, Overcast and Amazon Alexa... Just say, "Alexa, Play Love City Arts Podcast." and enjoy what I hope to be an inspiring conversation.

Jess Grippo joins Kate to talk about the importance of incorporating dance or movement into your life. They get into how all young children are free and love to dance but then many of us tighten up as we get older. They also discuss the importance of expressing your feelings in a creative outlet in order to protect against having an outburst in one way or another. Follow Jess's websites: https://www.youcandanceagain.com/ & https://www.jessgrippo.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thekatewolffSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/invasion-of-privacy/donations