This episode highlights the incredible, Catherine Gallant! As a teacher, dancer, and choreographer she has accomplished quite a lot in her career. In this conversation, we look at her time as a Dance Teacher in the NYC Department of Education as she approaches retirement.

We welcome the lovely Kathryn Galimi! Today’s focus is on her business, “The Dance Call,” where performers get online coaching to perfect their dance skills. Give it a listen!

We are proud to welcome Allana Tyson! Have you ever wondered about Flamenco Dance? Well, this is the episode to learn more about it! Allana shares her vast knowledge on the topic. This conversation is engaging and filled with passion just like Flamenco!

We're pleased to welcome Jane Weedon, a licensed physical therapist in Brooklyn, NY. Jane offers insight on how dance can be impactful for child development. Dance can leave a positive long lasting impact that transfers to your adult life. You will get to hear her experiences as a lifelong dancer and how her love of dance has influenced her job as a physical therapist.

Our episode highlights Disney performer Jenny Dzuranin! She opens the conversation about the differences between being a theme park performer versus a concert dancer as well as gives insight and tips on the Disney audition process. Give this episode a listen for a little Disney magic!

We couldn't be happier to have Co-directors, Lynn Petersen and Kate Sutter of SYREN Modern Dance in NYC join us! In this conversation we dive into their path to reach the company's 20th year anniversary. Listen to hear about what owning and directing your own dance company entails. We love their emphasis on support! Give it a listen to learn more.

This episode features Gia Salerno! As a physical therapist that specializes in dance at NYU Langone’s Harkness Center for Dance Injuries, she has a lot of expertise. Our point of discussion centers around common dance injuries Gia sees. She talks about how dancers can take preventative measures to avoid injury. If you’re curious about the benefits of Physical Therapy, this is definitely an episode that you’ll want to check out!

This episode features Kristen and Hannah's former professor and mentor from Mercyhurst University, Tauna Hunter. Find out more about her career as she elaborates on her experiences learning, teaching, and dancing the Bournonville technique. You will get to hear firsthand stories that reflect upon her time at Ballet West and the University of Utah. Tauna Hunter is someone that leaves a lasting impression on those who get the privilege to learn from her. She is quite an inspiration!

This episode features Kristen's former ballet teacher, Linda Giancaspro! Linda has been a huge supporter of the podcast and we are thrilled to have her on. From Ballet Mistress to competition judge, studio owner, and Master Class teacher, she has done it all and continues to leave her mark on the dance world. Linda is truly electric, a natural born performer with a heart of gold. Everyone deserves a Miss Linda in their life! Tune in to hear her story.