Jay Gilligan and I begin our second kitchen conversation talking about the importance of documenting ones work and process and also our ongoing work in how to do this. We talk about the importance of listening back on conversations, youll be surprised at how much you missed.
unpacking details you've read, or that emerge in a conversation, into a whole season of episodes, or a whole book.
First day of juggling class at the circus school and the requirements for learning.
Don't limit yourself too soon. Arrive ready to grow.
The goals of a circus or art education.
There's never enough time for everythin.
How we change over time. The struggle to be a good father/human.
Jay changing as a teacher over the decades. Are his early methods bullshit?
academics and circus.
Ivar Heckshcher: plant the seeds for what you want them to understand so the students will have the tools to grasp it, not necesarrily now, but when THEY are ready.
Jay and I have walked far along the Way of the Showman and we keep meeting people at the beginning of their path.

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