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The TalkBack is a podcast from Ballet 5:8 that explores the intersection of art, story, and meaning. Through conversations with artists and thought leaders, we dive into the creative process and the ideas that inspire our work, inviting listeners to engage more deeply with the performances they see on stage and the world around them. Join us as we challenge who ballet is for and what it can say.

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  1. 2 ngày trước

    Steve Melendez on the Real Problem Behind Access to Ballet | The TalkBack Season 02 Ep 03

    Special guest Steven Melendez joins Julianna Rubio Slager for a conversation about accessibility in the arts, the importance of telling new stories, educating audiences and donors, and building a stronger arts ecosystem. Together, they explore how the performing arts contribute to society and why investing in the entire creative community is essential for artists to thrive.

    38 phút

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    Is Ballet Training Worth It? | The TalkBack Season 02 EP 02

    Artistry doesn't magically appear when a dancer turns 18.It's cultivated—class after class, rehearsal after rehearsal, through curiosity, musicality, storytelling, risk-taking, and countless conversations that go far beyond perfect technique. Yet this is one of the most overlooked parts of dance education.In this episode of The TalkBack, Jeremy, Ellington and Julianna answer some of the biggest questions parents ask about ballet training. How does artistry actually develop? What should families be looking for in a training program? And is the extraordinary investment of time, energy, and finances truly worth it?Whether you're raising a young dancer, teaching the next generation, or simply love the performing arts, this conversation explores what it really takes to develop not just skilled dancers—but thoughtful, expressive artists.🎙️ Listen now and join the conversation. Ballet58.org/about for more information about the artists.

    38 phút

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    From Survival to Storytelling: The Journey of Julianna Rubio Slager | The TalkBack Season 02 EP 01

    In this episode, we share the origin story of choreographer, storyteller, and Ballet 5:8 Artistic Director Julianna Rubio Slager. From a childhood love of dance to the challenges of navigating body image in the ballet world, Julianna reflects on the moments that shaped her voice as an artist and leader.Her journey is one of resilience, creativity, faith, and courage. Rather than fitting into a narrow mold, Julianna carved out her own space in the dance world, creating story-driven ballet that speaks with honesty, beauty, and purpose.Listen as Julianna shares how survival became storytelling, how dance became a calling, and how her experiences continue to shape the work she creates today. Learn more at ballet58.org/about

    31 phút

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    The TalkBack Season 2!

    Season 2 of The TalkBack Podcast by Ballet 5:8 returns June 23rd. In this season of The TalkBack; Jeremy, Kayla, and Julianna will continue to explore conversations on life, faith, and human dignity, challenging the ideas of who ballet is for and what it can say. Catch up on our previous inaugural season where we discuss the artistic process, representation on stage, the future of ballet, and so much more. Stay tuned for new episodes every Tuesday. Listen on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts.

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    Why Trust is Key in the Artistic Process | The TalkBack Ep. 08

    Do you ever feel like ballet is too abstract you don't know what it means?In this episode of TalkBack; Jeremy, Julianna, and Kayla discuss the artistic process in storytelling work vs abstract work. How to guide an audience through complex storytelling without over-explaining. And the importance of vulnerability in the artistic process. The TalkBack EP 08 | Why Trust is Key in the Artistic Process is now streaming on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. More information at ballet58.org/about

    48 phút

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    Why Don't Audiences Return After Their First Theater Experience? | The TalkBack Ep. 07

    Why do so many first time fine arts patrons never return? In this episode of The TalkBack; Jeremy, Julianna, and Kayla discuss the first time viewers perspective at the theater and the reasons they may or may not return. They dive into how accessibility can mean so much to audiences and the impact from viewers on seeing their stories brought to life. T he TalkBack EP 07 | Why don't Audiences Return After Their First Theater Experience? is now streaming on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. More information at ballet58.org/about

    44 phút

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    Staying Human in a Demanding Art Form | The TalkBack Ep. 06

    What does it actually take to build a life in dance — not just a moment? In this episode of TalkBack, we explore career longevity, cross training, boundaries, artistic maturity, and the impact we have on our own internal space, as well as the impact we have on the space between ourselves and others. The TalkBack EP 06 | Staying Human in a Demanding Art Form is now streaming on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. More information at ballet58.org/about

    51 phút

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    Women at the Center: Rethinking Violence, Power, and Story | TalkBack Ep. 05

    Jeremy, Julianna, and special guest Ellington dive into romantic relationships on stage - how abuse is showcased in ballet, what is empowering to women, and how storytelling is a skill that can shape the way art is received. Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Watch now and head to our website ballet58.org for more

    35 phút

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    Tik Tok, Concert Dance, and Who Really Gets Access | The TalkBack Ep. 4

    Jeremy, Julianna, and Kayla dive into the realities behind the dance world—breaking down TikTok trends, concert dance barriers, and the bigger question: who actually gets access and opportunities?It’s honest, nuanced, and a conversation you don’t want to miss.Watch now and head to our website for more at ballet58.org

    49 phút

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    Art & The Future of AI | The TalkBack Ep. 3

    What does the future of ballet and art in general look like in the age of AI?In our latest podcast conversation, Jeremy, Julianna, and Kayla dive into the tension many artists are feeling right now. AI is opening doors—expanding access, speeding up processes, and offering new creative tools we’ve never had before. And at the same time, it raises real concerns around authorship, integrity, and the value of human-made work.Our artists aren’t ignoring the possibilities. They’re asking better questions.Where does AI support creativity, and where does it start to replace it?How do we protect the voice, labor, and identity of artists in a rapidly shifting landscape?This is not a conversation about fear. It’s about discernment.Listen in as we wrestle with both the promise and the red flags—and imagine a future where technology serves the artist, not the other way around. Learn more about Ballet 5:8 at ballet58.org/about

    41 phút

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    Justin Bieber, Perfectionism, and Connection | The TalkBack EP 02

    This week on The TalkBack Podcast, Jeremy, Julianna, and Kayla of Ballet 5:8 unpack Justin Bieber’s Coachella performance and why connection matters so much in live performance.What makes a performance unforgettable is not just technique or spectacle. It is presence, honesty, and the felt exchange between artist and audience. We talk about what happens when that connection is strong, what is missing when it is not, and why it matters so deeply.Listen now and join the conversation. Sign up for our newsletter at ballet58.org/newsletter so you don't miss the next episode! Next week we talk about the rise of AI and how that impacts the arts.

    32 phút
  12. Motherhood, Process, and Reimagining Ballet | The TalkBack Ep. 1

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    Motherhood, Process, and Reimagining Ballet | The TalkBack Ep. 1

    Welcome to the inaugural episode of TalkBack by Ballet 5:8.In our very first episode, Jeremy, Julianna, and Kayla go behind the scenes to talk about motherhood, what we wish would change in the dance world, and how we’re building the world of Edgar Allan Poe inside the studio.It’s an honest conversation about process, perspective, and the kind of artistry that can shape a more human and expansive future for ballet.The purpose of TalkBack is to speak honestly about all things ballet industry, through the lens of challenging who ballet is for and what it can say.

    37 phút

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The TalkBack is a podcast from Ballet 5:8 that explores the intersection of art, story, and meaning. Through conversations with artists and thought leaders, we dive into the creative process and the ideas that inspire our work, inviting listeners to engage more deeply with the performances they see on stage and the world around them. Join us as we challenge who ballet is for and what it can say.

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