Words That Move Me with Dana Wilson

I grew up with the Wilsons at MLDA and looked up to Dana so much. She was my Nina (listeners will understand the reference). It’s been such a joy to see Dana’s career blossom. Listening to the podcast transports me back to our studio days. Dana is the same creative, hilarious, thoughtful, and funky person she was then. I love hearing her stories and perspective. All my best, Karen P.S. I would love to see Michelle on the pod :)

Thanks for speaking w Haley. I enjoyed this very much and your show is well produced and so easy to watch and listen to. Thanks for working so hard on this project!

The title says it all (but I’ll say a bit more😉) Your podcast has brought me so much comfort and inspiration during a difficult time of life and the ever-challenging journey of dance (specifically becoming a professional dancer in this era), so thank you for all you (and the team) do to keep it alive. I have a long commute from my home to my weekly dance classes and I love whenever I get to listen to a new episode. Resources like this are so important for dancers, especially those new to the professional dance scene. Thank you isn’t enough!!!🤍

There are many gems to be found in these episodes. One I specifically want to point out was in Max Pham’s episode. They were talking about living in hotels and on busses and how it can be exciting at first. Our home has personal photos and all the things we love, but hotels are a clean slate. Sometimes it’s nice to clear the clutter and refresh. However, when this happens time after time, this blank slate starts to replace that personal touch your home has. Which is why it’s so important to keep a strong emotional and mental practice while on the road to keep you grounded in your best self. These aren’t the exact words used, but the concept really spoke to me and it was an ‘ah-ha’ moment. Thank you Dana and all the quest for sharing so much about your journeys and lessons!