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主播｜小北 柯紫 嘉宾｜Apple杨麒听完这期节目，膝盖已跪穿！我们和「这就是街舞」的舞者大神Apple老师聊嗨了——从地板动作到天花板级编舞，原来这才是街舞圈的真实生态！当街舞教练遇到「四肢不协调」学员，当freestyle菜鸟被推进battle战场，当30+社畜突然觉醒舞蹈魂……跳着跳着就哭了的奇葩故事，可比综艺节目刺激多了～零基础学街舞第一步竟是报班当观众？裁判判决不服当场单挑？街舞圈隐藏鄙视链有多野？小北的弗朗明戈惨案为何被写进教学案例？柯紫的「肢体僵硬症」竟有望被DJ治愈？那些在underground赛场发生的魔幻现实故事，远比镜头前更热血沸腾。当舞鞋踏破地板，beats震碎天花板，致每个不敢跳舞的普通人：律动不在身体里，而在沉浸自我的勇气中。｜song list｜窦靖童-烟花【节目中提到的街舞相关名词】-街舞风格：#popping #locking #breaking #house #jazz #girl style #krump #wacking #urban #choreography #old school #new school #LA style #freestyle #hip hop -动作名字：#top rock #nike #power move -常见用词：#tricks 街舞中炫酷的高难度动作，比如倒立旋转等，用来展示技巧和力量。#beats 音乐的节奏和鼓点，舞者根据它来编排动作和卡点。#crew battle 团队之间的街舞对战，由裁判或观众判定胜负。#killing the beat 完美契合音乐节奏，用动作“碾压”节拍，表现出极强的控制力。#underground 非商业化的街舞文化，强调真实、自由和原始的比赛或活动形式。#B-boy 跳Breaking的男性舞者，女性通常称为B-girl。#waacker 跳Waacking的舞者，以快速的手臂动作和夸张的姿势为特色。#routine 预先编排好的一套舞蹈动作，通常由团队一起表演。#cypher 围成一圈即兴跳舞，舞者轮流到中间展示，没有比赛性质，纯交流的氛围。-活动公众号：#街舞活动小喇叭【日谈看世界晋东南探秘行，限时优惠三天】2025年5月21日至25日（5天4晚），日谈看世界发起「巍巍诸神・彩塑历程」晋东南探秘行，一起深入山野，探访多座艺术价值极高、视觉震撼力极强的晋东南地区古寺，近距离赏析珍稀彩塑、壁画和古建珍宝。行程特邀北大艺术史博士、古代壁画雕塑专家全程讲解，日谈公园「维她命」主播小北和山原猫创始人冯玥老师一路随行。点击了解行程详情：日谈看世界之「巍巍诸神・彩塑历程」晋东南探秘行开售！（跳转至：https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/XKMM9QdyqD7cC_DmmJF1XQ） 收听小北和冯玥在《日谈看世界》里详聊的行程亮点和每日安排：新团招募 · 山西｜巍巍诸神・彩塑历程，晋东南彩塑壁画古建探秘行（https://www.xiaoyuzhoufm.com/episode/67f7a256623bc78c39c8f603）/ 限时优惠福利 /本次行程原价6800元/人，现在报名，可享限时优惠价6500元/人。⏰ 优惠期：4月28日（本周一）至4月30日（本周三）晚上24点前曾在2023至2025年参加过日谈看世界的老团友，可再享300元叠加优惠，即6200元/人。优惠期结束后统一恢复原价。* 已报名团友享限时优惠价。有任何问题，可添加小助手微信（微信号：symxz666）咨询，期待你的加入！【好物推荐】科丽尼头皮素：头脸一张皮 必须都得洗 意卡莉桦树汁：状态不得劲 快喝点调理KATO散粉：拍上就哑光 守护你钱包MoveFree氨糖：Apple推荐，她不知道和我们曾经有品牌合作哦，所以故意不押韵自粘布收纳包：大小随心变 装啥都能黏Compeed保护贴：不怕鞋磨脚 贴了这就好【收听平台】小宇宙｜喜马拉雅｜苹果播客｜网易云音乐｜荔枝｜蜻蜓FM｜QQ音乐｜酷我音乐｜酷狗音乐｜懒人听书｜微博音频｜三联中读｜听听FM｜猫耳FM｜Spotify｜YouTube｜关注我们｜移步点击日谈公园品牌官网（链接：https://www.ritanbbpark.com），了解更多微信公众号：日谈公园微博：@日谈公园小红书：日谈公园即刻：日谈李小日B站：日谈公园｜商务合作｜欢迎发送邮件至 bbpark@ritanbbpark.com
Ojasvi Verma is an accomplished Indian dancer, content creator, and entrepreneur whose journey began on YouTube in 2016, growing to an audience of over 800K subscribers and nearly 1 million Instagram followers. Trained in a variety of dance forms including Bharatnatyam, Waacking, Jazz, Salsa, and Belly Dance, Ojasvi has developed a unique fusion style blending Oriental Belly Dancewith other genres. She has taught over 3,500 students worldwide through her online and offline classes. Alongside her creative work, Ojasvi launched "Ojasvi's Bellydance Closet," a costume line designed to offer affordable and elegant dance wear for performers. Recognized for her influence both on stage and social media, she has performed at prestigious events including TEDx, Mumbai Hafla, and shows for UNICEF, and has been featured in numerous media outlets and awarded for her contributions to dance and digital artistry.In this episode you will learn about:- How belly dance helped Ojasvi to stay dance-active and recover from the knee injury- Taking it slow with your training, and benefits of focusing on the beginners moves for a long time- Stereotypes surrounding belly dance in India- Developing unique fusion style, including Ojasvi's signature back moves- Taking a decision to put on hold a super successful dance wear business in order to find fulfilling balance in lifeShow Notes to this episode:Find Ojasvi Verma on Instagram, YouTube and website. Her dance wear brand: Instagram.Details and training materials for the BDE castings are available at www.JoinBDE.comFollow Iana on Instagram, FB, and Youtube . Check out her online classes and intensives at the Iana Dance Club.Find information on how you can support Ukraine and Ukrainian belly dancers HERE.Podcast: www.ianadance.com/podcast
Raïssa Leï is a multifaceted individual celebrated for her creative and cultural contributions. She is an advocate for the warrior spirit of Amazigh women, reflecting her dedication to preserving and promoting Amazigh heritage and values. Her work often highlights themes of freedom, resilience, and cultural pride. Raïssa is featured in interviews and podcasts that explore her journey and the impact of her advocacy on empowering women and communities. Raïssa is renowned for blending traditional North African tribal dances with modern styles like hip-hop and Waacking, creating a unique fusion that celebrates Amazigh heritage while embracing contemporary artistry. She directs the Kif-Kif Bledi troupe, showcasing her leadership in promoting North African culture. Through her art and public engagements, Raïssa actively challenges stereotypes and colonial erasure, using dance as a medium to reclaim and celebrate Amazigh identity.In this episode you will learn about:- The Amazigh culture in Moroccan landscape- Stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding Amazigh community- Quitting a “regular” job to focus full time on activism and spreading awareness about the Amazigh culture- How fragile the copyright protection of the intellectual property of a choreographer is- Dealing with random people and organizations using your photos for commercial purposesShow Notes to this episode:Find Raïssa Leï on FB, Instagram, YouTube and website. Her group Kif-Kif Bledi: website & Instagram.Our previous interview with Raïssa Leï:Ep 89. Raïssa Leï: Dance And ActivismDetails and training materials for the BDE castings are available at www.JoinBDE.comFollow Iana on Instagram, FB, and Youtube . Check out her online classes and intensives at the Iana Dance Club.Find information on how you can support Ukraine and Ukrainian belly dancers HERE.Podcast: www.ianadance.com/podcast
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We meet choreographer and dancer Mounia Nassangar during Roskilde Festival 2024 for a chat about Waacking and the performance titled STUCK.
This episode connects family upbringing that supports the evolution of jazz dance and culture . Our guest LaTasha “Tasha” Barnes shares her experience and creative process that includes art music and family memories. LaTasha is an internationally recognized and awarded dancer, choreographer, educator, performer, cultural ambassador, and Tradition-bearer of Black American Social Dance from Richmond, VA. Barnes is globally celebrated for her musicality, athleticism, and joyful presence throughout the cultural traditions she bears: House, Hip-Hop, Waacking, Vernacular Jazz, and Lindy Hop. She is currently an Associate Professor of Dance at Arizona State University and the Artistic Director of The Jazz Continuum.
Episode Summary: In an inspiring podcast episode, Heather Laura Gray recounts her evolution in dance, tracing back to her family's influence and the decisive moments that shaped her path. Heather shares tales of overcoming adversity and self-doubt during her rigorous ballet training and the subsequent transition to a broader performing arts career in Toronto. Emphasizing the power of versatility, Heather discusses expanding her repertoire beyond dance to singing and acting, and how her experience as a certified Pilates instructor enriched her career. She gives practical advice on financial sustainability and career longevity for dancers, encouraging them to embrace continuous reinvention. Highlighting the intricacies of the film industry, Heather speaks to the collective importance of various roles and maintaining high professional standards within her teaching and creative endeavors. Her experiences underscore the value of emotional intelligence when guiding non-dancer performers. As a mentor, Heather's engagement with her Business of Dance program mentees illustrates the podcast's interactive approach to professional development. She advocates for lifelong learning and industry networking as key components of a successful dance career. This episode serves not just as a reflection of Heather's journey but also as a guidepost for emerging talents in the performing arts, emphasizing resourcefulness, resilience, and the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach in crafting a fulfilling artistic career. Show Notes: 00:00:58 - Early Life and Family Influence 00:05:47 - Turning Point and Encouragement 00:07:57 - Singing and Multi-Talent 00:21:59 - Roles and Responsibilities in Film 00:26:43 - Career Evolution and Reinvention 00:27:47 - Don't Limit Yourself 00:29:59 - Supporting Yourself in Dance 00:38:12 - Understanding Professional Standards 00:38:37 - The Business of Dance Mentorship Q&A session Biography: Heather Laura Gray in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, is a name that resonates deeply within the realms of dance, choreography, and the performing arts. Her journey into the world of arts and entertainment began at a young age through acting. Represented by Characters Talent Management in Vancouver, Heather worked in Film & TV, Voice Over, and Print. Her love for dance soon took center stage, leading her to train with prestigious institutions like Arts Umbrella in Vancouver, L'Ecole Superieur de Danse du Quebec in Montreal, and Goh Ballet Academy in Vancouver. Here, she honed her skills in various dance forms including Ballet, Flamenco, Chinese Fan Dancing, and Russian Character Dance. Her talent was so exceptional that she toured China and France with the Goh Ballet, performing full-length ballets. The city of Toronto became her next stage, where she expanded her repertoire to include musical theatre and street style dance skills. Heather landed roles in original musicals for Disney Cruise Lines, playing iconic characters like Cinderella and Belle. Her multidisciplinary approach also led her to act in independent films and popular TV shows like "Dead Like Me" and "The Chris Isaak Show." Returning to Vancouver after five years in Toronto, Heather continued to diversify her portfolio. She took an interest in the art of choreography and began producing plays, directing, and choreographing stage shows. She immersed herself in street style training, focusing on dance forms like Popping, B-girling, House, Waacking, and Vogueing. Heather's choreographic brilliance has been showcased in six seasons of the CW series "Riverdale," Academy Award winner John Ridley's feature film "Needle In A Time Stack," and Jojo Siwa's movie musical "The J Team," for which she was nominated for a Children's & Family Emmy Award. Connect on Social Media: https://web.facebook.com/heatherlauragray https://www.instagram.com/hlghlg/ Webpage https://heatherlauragray.com/
2023 Bessie Outstanding Creator/Choreographer for The Jazz Continuum, 2021 Bessie Outstanding Performer award winner, and New York Times lauded Best Dance & Breakout Star LaTasha Barnes is an internationally awarded and critically-acclaimed dance artist, choreographer, educator, and tradition-bearer of Black American Social Dance from Richmond, VA. She is globally celebrated for her musicality, athleticism, and joyful presence throughout the cultural traditions she bears: House Dance, Hip-Hop, Waacking, Authentic Jazz, and Lindy Hop, among them. Barnes' expansive artistic, competitive, and performative skills have made her a frequent collaborator to Dorrance Dance, Singapore-based Timbre Arts Group, Ephrat Asherie Dance, and many more.Barnes' leadership and business skills have placed her in positions of service as Chair of the Board of Trustees for Ladies of Hip-Hop Festival®, Vice President of Marketing & Outreach for the International Lindy Hop Championship®, Board Member of the Black Lindy Hoppers Fund, the Frankie Manning Foundation, and a contributing member to the NEFER Global Movement Collective.Expanding the scope of impact for the communities she serves, Barnes completed her self-designed Masters in Ethnochoreology, Black Studies and Performance Studies thru New York University Gallatin School of Individualized Study (2019). Her thesis and continued applied research are working to bridge the gap between communities of practice and academic cultural dance research, performance, preservation and pedagogy. In support of this dialogue, Barnes was honored to be a contributing author to the award winning text Rooted Jazz Dance: Africanist Aesthetics and Equity in the Twenty-First Century - Univ. FL Press (2021). Ensuring future artists and dance scholars maintain authentic cultural context as they move through the world bearing forth Black dance traditions. To further support this effort Barnes joined the esteemed faculty of Arizona State University School of Music, Dance & Theater as Asst. Prof of Dance in Fall 2021.From the analysis of here research and in deeper concert with the mission to strengthen Black artists reverence for and expression with Jazz, Barnes is honored to be the visionary creator and Artistic Director of the multi-award winning intergenerational and intercommunal cultural arts project and stage experience The Jazz Continuum, commissioned and presented by Guggenheim Works & Process and Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival in 2021.Additionally she is deeply honored to be a part of the Brain Trust that developed the ground-breaking stage production Swing Out, bringing the passion and power of Lindy Hop and its community to the concert stage. The New York Times said of her collaboration with Caleb Teicher in Swing Out, “Barnes is especially extraordinary for the way the past and the present can pass through her...”Across all her efforts, Barnes' eternal purpose is to inspire fellow artists and arts enthusiasts to champion artivism through cultivating an authentic sense of self and intention in their creative expressions and daily lives.
She has featured in Beyoncé's music videos, choreographed a sell-out stage musical and brought underground nightclub moves to the stage of the Opéra de Paris. Now Josepha Madoki is hosting a weekend of waacking in the Musée d'Orsay's imposing entrance hall; she tells us more about this 1970s queer subculture and how she became France's unofficial queen of waacking. She also tells us about the phone call from her friend and colleague, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, which led to a video shoot in the Louvre with Beyoncé and Jay-Z. Plus, Josepha explains why sports and the performing arts are complementary disciplines as she discusses her part in the Paris 2024 Cultural Olympiad.
Ewan McEoin, the Senior Curator of Contemporary Art, Design and Architecture, NGV and lead curator on Triennial for a NGV Triennial overview chat; Primal Screen's Flick Ford & Zero G's Rob Jan talking about the legacy of film Blade Runner ahead of Blade Runner live at Hamer Hall; Jennifer Monk & Lisa Dallinger present Slightly Cracked, the new show from Girls Act Good showing from Nov 2-12 at La Mama; Plus, New Reality - a multisensory futurist installation by MaggZ at the Immigration Museum.
The multifaceted talent that is Abhishek Singhania - a choreographer, dancer, model & teacher; he also comes from the house of Labija where he works to bring together the New York style of Drag and Indian Drag while incorporating, "Waacking" and "Voguing" in Drag performances. Only on #INDrag
ARTIST: Yoda Love JonesCOUNTRY: USA
Aujourd'hui, je reçois Josepha Madoki aka Princess Madoki, danseuse, chorégraphe waacking et directrice artistique. Josepha est une figure incontournable et inspirante du waacking. Elle a créé un collectif « Ma Dame Paris » et un festival « All Europe Waacking Festival » pour le défendre. Josepha nous raconte la puissance de cette danse qui a changé sa vie. Avec ses chorégraphies waacking, elle creuse le sillon de la création à cette esthétique flamboyante. On l'écoute avec joie. Abonnez-vous à la newsletter de Tous Danseurs sur www.tousdanseurs.com Pour en savoir plus sur Josepha Madoki - https://josephamadoki.fr Avec sa dernière pièce D.I.S.C.O., elle est à l'affiche du festival Vogue La Nuit ( Subs x Nuits de Fourvieres) ce vendredi 15 juillet et du festival Karavel. https://www.nuitsdefourviere.com/programme/vogue-la-nuit-3 Josepha est également l'assistante chorégraphe de Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui pour la nouvelle version de Starmania à la Scène Musicale.
This week we chat with Android Allure in another podcast recorded at Hales! Android talks about Waacking, Voguing and the “underground” ballroom scene (which isn't what we thought it was). This is unique interview for the Moisture Festival Podcast as we talked with Android right before their very first Moisture Festival performance as part of … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Android Allure"
Dans cet épisode, Anaïs Koopman découvre le monde de la danse waacking et des ballrooms avec les danseuses/chorégraphes Mariana et Serena. Entre activisme, expression de soi, féminisme, art et inclusivité, Mariana et Serena sont en réalité bien plus que ce que l'on voit, et de vrais modèles de confiance en soi ! Cet épisode ne contient pas de détails qui peuvent heurter.
ARTIST: BagsyCOUNTRY: UK STYLES: Waacking, House, Locking + Acting & StuntmanBagsy has won many battles in the UK and internationally and taught multiple workshops and intensive dance courses in Japan, China, Indonesia, Italy, Poland, Russia, Kazakhstan, Scotland, Latvia, Lithuania, Spain, Norway, France, Germany and more. Bagsy also performs in theaters, hosts events, teaches, choreographs, and works as a professional model. Website: BagsyOfficial.com
In the quiet period of Dance Specific Talks, we have been cooking up something special!The host T-zer got invited to help Korzo, the theater in Den Haag, the Netherlands to start their own podcast: Sounds from the Cypher. You will hear T-zer host together with the amazing Sachi as they interview local artists about their work, passion, and lifestyle - all episodes in English!The third episode is a very interesting talk about the styles Waacking & Vogue! We talk with the dancers, theater makers, and organizers Sarada Sarita and Shahin Damka - check it out now on Sounds from the Cypher. Stay tuned for more!
What is it about our favorite divas that makes our souls sing? This music-packed episode of Life out Loud explores the special connection between the LGBTQ+ community and the divas who love us back. LZ interviews GRAMMY® and TONY® winner Stephanie Mills and GRAMMY® winner Jody Watley, Mother of the Imperial House of Waacking. They share why they championed the LGBTQ+ community during a time when labels pushed back. Plus, an interview with former Vibe editor and cultural critic Emil Wilbekin adds some introspection to our sparkle
I'm excited to share with you my conversation with Jackie! One of the loveliest people I've ever met in my life.Jackie is one of my favourite people in the street dance scene. I honestly love conversing with her. We could literally chat for hours about anything. We even joked about starting our own podcast.Jackie has been dancing for over 30yrs, and has been involved in the Australian street dance community since 2007.Initially dipping her toes in various styles in Sydney, her obsession with House dance led her to New York where she lived for over 5yrs. During this time, she gained knowledge from the pioneers of the House, Hip Hop, Waacking and Vogue scenes, and immersed in the NYC underground social dance culture.Over the years, Jackie has been a consistent practitioner and teacher of these styles in Australia's growing street/club dance scene and is especially passionate about staying true to the cultural roots of African-American social dances.In this conversation, we dived into the following:A quick timeline of her early dance education.Growing up in the 80s.Having a mentor vs being inspired.First trip to NYC and falling in love instantaneously.Lineages of movement, and it's importance.The tension between focusing and letting go in freestyle.Focusing on feeling instead of filming your dance.Lessons we can learn from social dancing.Logo: @lawrencetandesignsAnimation: @cold_tea_artIntro Track: melaniac. - we're just some motherf****ing kids
In this episode we share a PillowTalk that took place at Jacob's Pillow on August 15, 2021. Pillow Scholar and Associate Curator Melanie George hosts this conversation with a foremost tradition-bearer of Black American social dance, LaTasha Barnes. Through her work, The Jazz Continuum, Barnes places jazz dance in the context of House, Hip-Hop, Waacking, and Lindy Hop. LaTasha Barnes is an internationally-recognized and award-winning dancer, choreographer, educator, performer, and ambassador of culture. She has been honored to be a frequent collaborator with Dorrance Dance, Ephrat Asherie Dance, Ladies of Hip-Hop, and Caleb Teicher & Company.Special thanks to New England Public Media for their support of this episode of PillowVoices.
Homegrown experts in Krumping, Waacking, Vogue and Hip Hop dance styles are about to be celebrated in a new dedicated event. THE NEST: Street Styles Solo Festival is the first of what the organisers hope will be many. It's aimed at bringing in new audiences for street-style dancing, as well as offering a rare opportunity for the dancers. They're all being commissioned to create new work for the week-long event at Auckland's Basement Theatre. The dancers are used to the streets of Tamaki Makaurau being their performance space. Ooshcon Masseurs is one of the The Nest's organisers. Lynn Freeman talks with him, and with one of the dancers shoulder-tapped to present a new work, Hayley Walters-Tekahika, who's also an actor, teacher and youth worker. THE NEST: Street Styles Solo Festival is on at the Basement Theatre in Auckland, starting this Tuesday.
How does capitalism connect with our self-worth? In which way does a dancer deal with hundreds of rejections? What does it mean to dare to dream about different things when you are on the top? ARTIST: Nellie Bethel COUNTRY: Denmark
Celtic does cocktail hour with Lindy Hopper, Waacker, and "Rebel Without a Pause" Ana Lisa Sutherland as they discuss the challenge of staying connected to Dance during a pandemic, her origins of learning Lindy Hop in Sacramento, her initial journey in Waacking, drawing her energy from the crowd, the connections between Waacking and Lindy Hop, hollow community and modern Lindy Hop events, Lindy Hoppers farming identity from Black dancers, finding resilience and thriving in fields dominated by cishet white dudes, processing colorism and light-skinned privilege, feeling isolated from family and Black culture, her recent journey with ADHD and neurodiversity, her workarounds and coping mechanisms for success, fearlessness in dancing, the Battle on the Rocks, and her next big goals in Dance. Follow Ana Lisa on Instagram: @tha_beez_neez To help support Ana Lisa during this period of social and economic upheaval, please make a donation of any amount to: Venmo: @AnaLIsa-Sutherland ; Paypal: @alsutherland
Avant de commencer cet épisode, j'aimerais mettre en avant une auditrice qui suit le podcast depuis le début et m'a énormément aidée à le faire évoluer dans le bon sens : Estelle. Un GRAND MERCI ma « bonne fée » de prendre le temps de me faire des retours aussi précis et détaillés après chaque épisode. Et merci d'en parler autant autour de toi avec cet enthousiasme que tout le monde te connaît ;) #ConnectingPeople Et si, en effet, le podcast était surtout une histoire de rencontres ? Des gens qui ont su tendre la main au moment où on en avait le plus besoin ? Des gens qui dansent la vie, qui chantent la vie, qui ne sont qu'amour… Et justement, une personne qui la danse bien la vie, c'est Samtou. Et même depuis le ventre de sa maman en fait puisqu'elle donnait des coups de pieds au rythme de la musique. Il y a des passions comme ça… Elle est aussi passionnée par le cheveu (sous toutes ses formes). Elle a commencé la danse classique à l'âge de 8 ans, le modern jazz à 10 et le piano dans la foulée. Elle a débuté le hip hop en même temps qu'elle arrêtait le classique à 22 ans. Vous l'aurez compris, la danse fait vibrer Samtou des cheveux aux pieds. Après avoir rassuré ses parents en allant jusqu'en master dans le milieu du tourisme puis du commerce international, Samtou est prête à revenir brûler les planches. Elle se lance en tant que danseuse professionnelle mais se rend compte qu'elle ne veut pas vraiment danser derrière un artiste mais véritablement créer. Elle envoie (presque) tout valser et, pendant 3 ans, elle prend le temps de se poser la question de ce qu'elle veut faire de sa vie. Samtou n'est pas du genre à couper les chveux en quatre, alors elle suit alors une formation en communication et renoue avec le monde de l'entreprise. Et alors qu'elle retourne dans un mode de vie plus classique avec moins de cadence, la danse revient frapper à sa porte. Changement de pied. Il est temps qu'elle fasse corps avec son destin…. Mais là, c'est une toute autre Samtou qui rerentre dans la danse de la vie : Elle se lance dans la création artistique et monte son entreprise autour de l'art du cheveu (sujet qui la fascine depuis sa plus tendre enfance) avec une volonté qui lie tout cela : le partage et la transmission. Elle pratique le waacking (je l'explique dans les notes plus bas), l'afro, le hip-hop et elle prend un réel plaisir à mélanger toutes ces danses. Pour l'avoir vue sur scène, je peux vous dire qu'elle est époustouflante ! Avec Samtou, ça flip, ça jump, ça twist, ça splash, et tout cela pour mon -et j'espère votre- plus grand bonheur. Allez, laissez-vous emporter par le rythme et venez mettre les pieds dans demain avec Samtou. Pour danser plus fort : Waacking : forme afro-américaine de la danse de rue. Le waacking est apparu dans les années 1970 à Los Angeles, s'inspirant de la musique funk et disco Ikigai : philosophie de vie japonaise qui consiste à trouver un sens à notre vie Art thérapie : méthode de travail en psychothérapie utilisant l'ensemble des outils d'expression artistique dans le but de renouer le dialogue avec soi-même et avec autrui Business models : modèle économique, C'est lui qui détermine comment une entreprise pourra engendrer des gains Vous voulez me soutenir et continuer de me donner la motivation pour faire grandir Les Pieds dans Demain ? Alors, vous pouvez :
Quedé con ganas de bailar un montón alguna coreografía pop después de esta charla tan bella con @maga__paez. Gracias Maga por aceptar charlar un poco sobre tu trabajo en este episodio de Salas íntimas. Entender el proceso creativo de una bailarina me pareció sumamente interesante y entender que al final la pasión es lo que nos mueve a todos los creadores. Conversamos también sobre Waacking, un estilo de baile que nació en los 70's en Estados Unidos y que Maga se ha hecho pionera en nuestro Uruguay. Si te ha gustado bailar así sea en tu habitación o en cualquier lugar, te invito a que escuches esta charla y conozcas el perfil de @maga__paez y la escuela de baile @funkupds que tiene junto a sus amigos
"I want others to see the beauty in these dance styles"Shahin Damka is a waacker and voguer from the Netherlands. He has danced for the past ten years but has grown a lot as a person since he started. He fell in love with Waacking and started traveling to the USA to learn more and be able to help to build the community in the Netherlands. Sit back and enjoy the story of how a student with a master in history, ended up making history of his own. Check out Shahin on InstagramFollow Les Pays-Waack Follow The Shady SibilingsThis episode was sponsored by Be Fit And Sensual !By using our unique promo code ALIVESTORY you will get 25% discount for their monthly subscription (original price €19, with discount: €14).For questions, contact Be Fit And Sensual's founder & Coach Sebastian !
"As long as you are having fun, it does not matter what circumstances you come from" Natasha Markwick aka Ivory was born in the USA, moved to several countries, and grew up in the Danish countryside. She took on dance as a lifestyle in her teenage years and has never stopped since. She has battled, choreographed, and performed with many different styles. After living in Argentina for several years, she moved to NYC. House and Waacking are some of the styles she expresses herself and in this interview, we will get the full story behind the dancer Ivory. Check out Ivory's IG: @iamivory
"When I moved to New York City, everyone hated southern music"Growing up with a dancing mother and a military father, Ausben Jordan aka King Aus started to be interested in different physical activities early. Martial arts and cheerleading set King Aus on a path, not knowing that those skills combined with dance would make him end up on the world's largest live music event. Being Born in Texas with a mother and Father with strong Black and Indigenous ancestral beliefs didn't stop King Aus from finding his way to Street and classical dance. When he later moved to NYC, he would find himself learning the waacking, popping, vogue, and house from some of the OG's within those styles.In this interview, we get to hear the story of King Aus' life and the variating experiences that led him to where he is today. Check out King Aus's InstagramCheck out King Aus on YouTubePodcast Dance & TALKSA-Live Story InstagramA-Live Story FacebookHost T-zer
Noah and Bill go back to the gay discos of their youth to discuss the underground queer dance waacking, and its recent re-emergence on TikTok. @noahandbillshow -- @williamscurry -- @noahtarnow 00:00 -- Introduction, and What is waacking? 17:11 -- Why is waacking so popular? 20:56 -- Would you have liked waacking if you were a kid? 25:13 -- Is waacking a sign of the apocalypse? 29:28 -- Is your irrational hatred of waacking based on jealousy, and conclusion This week's theme: "Whacking Day” by The Simpsons. New episodes every Monday morning on Spotify, Soundcloud, iTunes, Stitcher, and GooglePlay!
Accompanying playlists: click HERE for Spotify and click HERE for YouTube.Click HERE for the transcript of the podcast.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/desertislandjams)LaTasha “Tasha” Barnes is an internationally acclaimed and awarded dancer, educator, coach and ambassador of culture from Richmond, VA - based in New York. I know the remit of the show is to meet mostly musicians and DJs- but Tasha is so engaging to talk with about music, that it was an obvious ask for me. She thinks about music in a visceral and emotional way which is so nourishing to discuss. I hope that comes through in this episode.LaTasha is globally celebrated for her musicality, athleticism, and joyful presence throughout the cultural traditions she bears, which include: House, Hip-Hop, Waacking, Jazz, and Lindy Hop. Her expansive artistic, competitive and performative skills have made her a frequent collaborator to Dorrance Dance, Singapore based Timbre Arts Group, Caleb Teicher & Co., Ephrat Asherie Dance and many international Jazz/Lindy Hop and Urban Arts festivals like LindyFest, ILHC, Summer Dance Forever, and Ladies of Hip-Hop Festival. In effort to further her service to her communities Tasha designed and received her Master's in Ethnochoreology, Black Studies and Performance Studies thru New York University Gallatin School to further community presence in cultural dance research, performance, preservation and pedagogy. In concert with these efforts she is also a part of the directing braintrust developing the ground-breaking stage production Swing 2020, set to premiere in New York (Joyce Theater) in August 2020. Accolades, endeavors and accomplishments aside, Tasha’s forever purpose is to inspire fellow artists and art enthusiasts to cultivate an authentic sense of self in their creative expressions and daily lives.Tasha's current projects:Guggenheim Virtual Commission Series,PaperBack Crew,Jazz Dance Continuum,Gibney DoublePlus Residency,Guest Lecturer/Residency University WisconsinSwing 2020,Nefer Global Movement (Nefer on FB and Nefer on IG)HellaBlackLindyHop/Black Brown & Beige,Ladies in the House Serieswww.latashabarnes.com ( launching soon)https://linktr.ee/tasha_b_vaSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/desertislandjams)
Welcome to part 2 of our conversation with nurse/dancer/musician/activist Marina Stankov-Hodge. We originally did not plan on having a 2 part episode, but our "post" conversation talk provided to be so good, we decided to share it anyway! We talk about Black Trans deaths, the phobia in Black culture with the queer community, and the problem with hypermasculinity. We discuss different aspects of street dance that originated in gay clubs like Waacking and battles, and the street dance community's responsibility to shed light on its origins. We agree one of the most important things we can be doing right now is having conversations with our families, our friends, and anyone who is willing to listen. And this is an ongoing conversation, it can't just stop with one narrative. In closing, she shares a book that's been helping her gain perspective, Ross Gay's The Book of Delights. Marina has such a unique talent of explaining really complicated topics from a thoughtful and educated perspective, and we were so grateful for her time! We can't wait until we have her on again. Be well, stay safe, and thank you for staying home.Subscribe to our NEW channel on YouTube for behind the scenes footage!--Rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts!Let us know how we're doing: therealbtpod@gmail.comVisit our BRAND NEW website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.comFollow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Listen in every Monday from 6:00 - 6:30 AM on BFF.FMPOWERED BY GO-TO Productions
Convo II: In this second conversation, I speak with Sam I Am Montolla about being a multi-talented artist, teacher and all around great person. From dance, to being in a group and finding her unique style through it all, Sam's voice and passion for art and expression is never ending. Making this conversation on how hard work and building support systems help creatives grow. In their own words: Sam I Am Montolla aka Princess Shayla (birth name Samantha Hinds) is in constant movement. Starting from her younger days as a dancer and through her journey as a singer/songwriter, Sam I Am has made a splash in the city, nationally and abroad. Presently, she teaches Hip Hop and Waacking at Urban Element, she is a Youth Worker at Chalet Kent and has been a part of Kalmunity for many years. Sam I Am’s focus is not only about expanding her artistry in music performance but about community building; she is involved in the collectives Loop Session WXMN and Femmes Phenomenales. With her own event “Let It Go” happening on January 31st, the first of the 5:20intheAM series, she shares how important it is to create spaces for culture to flourish. FB/IG: @samiammontolla Find All Brian Holidae's Social Media @ Linktr.ee/brianholidae Leave a Message and hear it on the next episode - Click Here
“Dance allows me to bring out those expressions through movement.”You can usually find Karen Otero aka Kaz @..... making lots of fun angles, lines and shapes in her dance. She’s a versatile dancer that knows a variety of different street styles including popping, hip hop, waacking and voguingShe loves colours, big earrings and fashion and is a great human being.
Aujourd'hui nous accueillions Mariana Benenge. A travers ce podcast Mariana nous parle de son enfance au Congo de son amour pour pour la danse et son accomplissement en temps que femme noire. A travers notre discussion on part à la découverte du Waacking une danse provenant tout droit des Etats-Unis, totalement décomplexée, envoutante et avec du style. Elle nous parle aussi de sa passion pour la mode et la création de sa marque Tantine de Paris,une marque colorée, sexy, chic et originale. Mariana est une femme qui rayonne, pleine de good vibes et de bonnes énergies. On vous souhaite une bonne écoute ! Lien Instagram You are The Driver : https://www.instagram.com/youarethedriver/?hl=de Lien Instagram Mariana Benenge : https://www.instagram.com/mariana_benenge/?hl=de Lien Instagram Tantine de Paris : https://www.instagram.com/tantinedeparis/?hl=de
WonderWomen in Business Podcast Episode 13 features none other than a bad ass Wonderwomen in Dance and star of Fox TV's So You Think You Can Dance! Meet Princess Lockerooo - a dance leader of Waacking! ABOUT THIS WONDERWOMEN IN BUSINESS GUEST: Born and raised in New York City, Princess Lockerooo is a multi-faceted performance artist, with talents encompassing choreography and artistic direction & music production for stage and film, costume and makeup design. This dynamic diva has been an advocate of bringing the popular and expressive 1970s disco era dance style Waacking back into the spotlight. A student of the Legendary Soul Train Dancer Tyrone Proctor, Princess Lockerooo is a Waacking Specialist and emphasizes the freestyle element of the dance which encourages the development of each individual dancer to become a living embodiment of music. Her innovative and unique style of Propeller Waacking has thrilled audiences from all over the world since her showcase on So You Think You Can Dance (Season 8) and has inspired countless students throughout Asia, Europe, and beyond to study Waacking. With a background and education in musical theater, Princess Lockerooo puts a theatrical twist on urban dance and has developed her own unique works that have been performed in NYC and across the world. Princess Lockerooo was most recently featured on the Wendy Williams Show and in the Icona Pop video, All Night, and has also performed in Dance For Madonna Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project and Billboard Live in Tokyo and Osaka with disco legend Jody Watley. Princess Lockeroo has performed at Carnegie Hall with Hugh Masekela, Lincoln Center and Apollo Theater. Additional TV credits include America’s Got Talent, TV Tokyo, and appearances on TV Programs in Thailand, Japan, Italy, and Russia. Her remarkable passion and enduring work ethic have lead to her teaching and judging in the biggest dance festivals across the world including SDK (Czech Rebublic), Fitness Brazil, Street Dance Intensive (Poland), MC Hip Hop (Italy), Open Dance Connect (Russia), as well as numerous other events across Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Taiwan, Siberia, Finland, London, and Kazakhstan. A favorite amongst many students, Princess Lockerooo continues to teach and share her passion for dance and Waacking at the best studios in New York City. WATCH WONDERWOMEN IN BUSINESS VIDEOS & ATTEND A WWIB EVENT https://www.facebook.com/WonderWomenIBpodcast/ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhy6Dd03zoScnZak9cQVwKy4akp8h4qOo https://www.meetup.com/Manhattan-Female-entrepreneurs-CEOs-Meetup-Group/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wonderwomeninbusiness-podcast/id1465354816 https://www.patreon.com/wonderwomeninbusiness https://twitter.com/WonderWomenInB https://www.instagram.com/wonderwomenibpod/ https://brandyouconference.com/wonderwomen-in-business/ ABOUT WONDERWOMEN IN BUSINESS The WonderWomen in Business Podcast series and member-organization is the creation of the host, Jasmine Sandler, Social Branding and Social Selling Keynote Speaker, Executive Trainer and producer of the Brandyouconference 2020 for Female Entrepreneurs in NYC. The main page for WWIB and BRANDYOU 2020 can be found here - https://brandyouconference.com/wonderwomen-in-business/ Jasmine and her JS Media agency provide Online Branding, PR and Social Media services and education to Female executives, Women's Executive teams, and Female entrepreneurs. Properties of JS Media include: https://jasminesandler.com https://courses.jasminesandler.com http://agent-cy.com http://brandyouconference.com
Improvisation is at the heart of Melbourne's freestyle dance community. Most people are not familiar with the world of Waacking and improvisation, but for prominent freestyle dancer, Maggie Zhu, and singer, Isadora Lauritz, improvisation is a way of expressing their creativity together. In this audio documentary, I explore what Waacking is, how Maggie and Isadora's friendship evolved into an improvised collaboration and how Maggie's growth as a person helped improve her dance. Produced and edited by CHARLOTTE MORTON Music by Isadora See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rise Ashen's long-form interview with the legendary dancer Archie Burnett.
"C'est pas la minceur qui détermine si une femme peut être danseuse ou pas. Tous les corps sont beaux." C'est le message d'Ari De B, danseuse de Voguing et de Waacking. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.
Popcorn Talk Network, the online broadcast network that features pop culture discussion, news, interviews and commentary and Dance Network, the digital network dedicated to showcasing all styles and genres of dance, proudly present “To The Pointe with Kristyn Burtt”, a show that goes behind the scenes in the commercial dance industry. Kristyn chats with the hottest dancers and choreographers in the TV and film. From hip-hop to ballroom, To The Pointe delivers all of the inside scoop you've been looking for. On today's episode of “To The Pointe with Kristyn Burtt”, we're talking to So You Think You Can Dance Season 14 contestant, Dassy Lee! Inyoung ‘Dassy’ Lee was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea. At the age of 12, She started dancing in her school program in Guro Junior High School. She has explored the dance styles of Popping, Locking, Hiphop, Waacking and House in South Korea. At the age of 21, She moved to New York to perform and challenge herself as a --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Putting dance back at the centre of the club experience with a Parisian mainstay.
Putting dance back at the centre of the club experience with a Parisian mainstay.
Sarah and Mike review ep 2 of season 8, touch on My 600-lb Life and discuss this week's adventure, a Vogueing and Waacking dance class.
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