Industry Talk

I have listened to a few of Luam’s podcasts and she always delivers current topics discussed with industry professionals! I live that she includes people with different perspectives and outlooks but ultimately there is a common passion to work in the industry. A must to listen to if you are a dancer, choreographer, or any other artist in production!

I'm so excited you started Industry Talk! It's important for us to have all perspectives especially from an industry vet like yourself. I started Dance Rhetoric Podcast because there not many platforms celebrating dance and we need more. This is just the beginning! Let's keep growing Dance Media Xo Dance Rhetoric Dancespeak The Dance Room Dance Talk (brand new) #2020

I know these discussions are for artists in the industry but I have to say this has been very educational for me as a mother who is supporting my daughter who is starting out in her dance career. I seek knowledge for myself because I want to be aware and knowledgeable. This podcast brings that education to me and helps me have a better understanding of my daughter the artist. So I want to thank you for this podcast that is my insight into this world of dance. Loved this discussion!!! Many blessings to you. Sharon🙏🏾

I respect Jessica Castro so much as a dancer and the roads and rights she’s paving a way for for all dancers. I’m a super super beginner in heels and started doing it to reclaim my sexiness and femininity and feel good performing. I want to learn technique and I want to become a better dancer, but there are very few beginner heels technique classes in New York. It’s upsetting as a dance lover to show up to a Jessica Castro intermediate class and hear that if I know Im not ready for that level I probably shouldn’t be there and then be told to take fundamentals when they’re not available. I just wish there were more intro and beginner classes available, but the best teachers teach fundamentals once in a while. Intermediate and advanced classes happen multiple times a day, so you take what you can get. Anyway, this was a great podcast. Maybe you’re just talking to the pros and not people who just love to dance but don’t plan to be professionals, but I wish there was more out there for people in this category.