Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans

I was never a Dancing with the Stars fan but my daughter started watching this season for Ilona Maher.I found Cheryl's podcast and now i am hooked! I now watch old episodes just to listen to cheryl's recaps. The interviews are wonderful too.

As a closeted ballroom dancer, I love learning about the routines as explained by Cheryl. She was always one of my favorite pros on the show so this podcast is great to follow. Gotta say, I generally agree with her too!

Cheryl you need to be a judge asap haha, your podcast is bringing life to the show for me all season. Question: Could you talk a little bit about how you approach the season and your teaching method differently depending on whether your celeb is a “natural” mover vs a “build from the ground up”, and what the pros and cons are with each style? Like a Gilles or Kristi where you can show them hip action and boom it clicks and they’re able to replicate, versus more like a Rob K or a Danny where you have to break it down and orchestrate a whole thing to get the effect. I bet people automatically think that a “Gilles” would be preferred and super easy to partner with, but I’d imagine each type brings its own challenges?? Would be curious to get your thoughts on how this shakes out…with technique, the routines, the show as a whole. Thanks Cheryl, appreciate your hard work and insights! Taylor

I’m a huge Dancing with the Stars fan and I have so much fun with this podcast. Cheryl asks really interesting and candid questions and it’s a lot of fun to learn about the behind-the-scenes of the show!