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Museum of Dance podcast exploring why we dance. Hosted by Hilary Palanza.

  1. 11 Apr

    Jesus Muñoz, Bringing a Unique Perspective to Flamenco

    Jesus Muñoz is has taken the beauty of artistry of Flamenco and evolved a uniquely transcontinental style. Based in New Mexico, Jesus has been instrumental in keeping Flamenco vibrant with a new set of students and fans. Join us as he talks about his background and his hopes for the art.

  2. 10 Apr

    Dana Genshaft – The Path from Ballerina to Artistic Director

    Dana Genshaft has spent a lifetime in dance, first training at the best conservatories and then as a principal dancer at San Francisco Ballet. And now, she is the Artistic Director of SF Danceworks. Today, she talks about her background, her journey, and her process.

  3. 10 Apr

    How Amy Foley Became a Dancing Powerhouse and Emerging Choreographer

    Amy Foley’s journey began in Alaska and continues in San Francisco. In a multi-decade career, Amy has become one of the most talked about artists in the Bay Area. In this episode, we will reminisce about her journey.

  4. 10 Apr

    Paul Valdez Turns Back the Clock to the 18th Century

    Paul Valdez, through the drag alter ego Marie Antoinette Du Barry, makes the 18th Century relevant to today. Paul’s performance art offers biting criticism of today’s society while channeling two controversial figures from 18th-century France. Join us as Paul talks about the development of the character and what is means for us all.

  5. 23/07/2024

    Carolina Czechowska – Born to Dance

    Carolina Czechowska (iMod Director, Community Research and Engagement, California) found dance almost before she was old enough to read books without pictures. She spent her childhood and teen years in the most prestigious arts vocational school in Sweden. From this foundation, she grew to become one of the busiest and most respected freelance dancers in the San Francisco Bay Area dance scene. Listen as she tells you how she grew from a seedling to a mighty oak in dance.

  6. 28/02/2024

    Patrizia Herminjard – Director of Cinematic Engagement

    Like most of the members of the International Museum of Dance team, Patrizia has had a rich background in dance. From her time dancing with the Martha Graham Company to her current role as a college professor of dance, she has been able to experience and to share many aspects of her dance life. Join us today as Patrizia gives us a guided tour of her path to IMOD.

  7. 08/02/2024

    Sneha Chakradhar - Dancing from Northern India to the American Southwest

    Sneha Chakradhar, born of an artists' family, has embarked upon an inspiring journey performing one of the eight dance styles of classical Indian dance. From a childhood filled with dance and music is Delhi to sharing the roots of her personal artistry with the art-loving community of Santa Fe, New Mexico, hers has been a journey of self-discovery and cultural authenticity. Join us as Sneha discusses the roots of her art form.

  8. 17/11/2023

    B-Boy Bamm - From Country Boy to B-Boy

    At first glance, Lawrence, Kansas is an improbable place to birth an internationally acclaimed hip hop artist. But indigenous dancer, Brandon Roberts (aka B-Boy Bamm) found a community in the American heartland and grew his art to become a member of Jabbawokeez, one of the most celebrated hip hop dance crews in the world. B-Boy Bamm shares his journey and perspective in this episode.

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Museum of Dance podcast exploring why we dance. Hosted by Hilary Palanza.

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  • Creator
    Museum of Dance
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    28
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Show Website
    MODPOD