Bodies on the Line ... This Is the Norm Karin & Julie
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- Society & Culture
Lifelong dancers discuss their journeys and challenge social norms around age, dance bodies, fitness, health, and vitality.
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Season 1: Final Review
In this last episode of the season Karin and Julie discuss possible changes for season 2, and highlights from this year that continue the narrative of "why dance."
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Recap #2
In this episode Karin and Julie discuss the incomparability of dancers of different ages and growth as an older dancer.
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Recap #1
In this episode Karin and Julie begin their review of season 1. Count how many times Karin says "real," "really," or "reality," and listen to Julie talk about her love of hearing other people's stories. Two more episodes left for this year!
website: juliesimondance.com/about-5 and tropicaleiza.com
IG/TikTok: @tropicaleiza
IG: @vivas_danci
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Lessons We're Still Learning
In this episode we continue our conversation, with Julie going back 10 years in her dance life and reviewing her journey in learning how to claim her dance voice and authority about her practice.
website: juliesimondance.com/about-5 and tropicaleiza.com
IG/TikTok: @tropicaleiza
IG: @vivas_danci
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Making Meaning of the Pod
In this episode Karin and Julie reflect on listening to other members of their performance group share stories about their commitment to dance, and a perspective on the podcast thus far. Karin notes the differences in life circumstances that contribute to her perspective on being a middle-aged dancer.
website: juliesimondance.com/about-5 and tropicaleiza.com
IG/TikTok: @tropicaleiza
IG: @vivas_danci
IG: @bodiesonthelinepodcast -
We Could vs. You Should
In this episode, Karin and Julie discuss preferences for being on the receiving end of dance "advice" and the perception of dance knowledge / authority, as well as assuming the best versus assuming ignorance.
website: juliesimondance.com/about-5 and tropicaleiza.com
IG/TikTok: @tropicaleiza
IG: @vivas_danci
IG: @bodiesonthelinepodcast