Circus Voices

Circus Voices, a new podcast brought to you by CircusTalk is pleased to present a series called see u down the road with creators and co-producers Book Kennison and Zoë Kennison. In each episode, a circus artist tells the story of a big, transformational moment in their life – and the aftermath. Heart-wrenching, funny, and real, see u down the road is an unprecedented piece of work in circus media.

In Episode 4, actor, director, and Midnight Circus founder Julie Jenkins describes how becoming a mother formed her desire to produce circus for social good – and how, along her journey, she’s managed to retain her identity as an artist.

Visit CircusTalk.com, the leading online network and resource for circus professionals, for show notes and additional episode information.

Circus Voices, a new podcast brought to you by CircusTalk is pleased to present a series called see u down the road with creators and co-producers Book Kennison and Zoë Kennison. In each episode, a circus artist tells the story of a big, transformational moment in their life – and the aftermath. Heart-wrenching, funny, and real, see u down the road is an unprecedented piece of work in circus media.

In Episode 3, aerialist and contemporary dancer Léah Wolff discusses the experience of being unemployed as a circus artist – a situation the entire circus world finds itself in at the moment. Also, co-producers Book Kennison and Zoë Kennison share audio snapshots they’ve received from artists around the world in quarantine, stuck on ships, and otherwise waiting, as we all are, to find out what happens next. 

Visit CircusTalk.com, the leading online network and resource for circus professionals, for show notes and additional episode information.

Circus Voices, a new podcast brought to you by CircusTalk is pleased to present a series called see u down the road with creators and co-producers Book Kennison and Zoë Kennison. In each episode, a circus artist tells the story of a big, transformational moment in their life – and the aftermath. Heart-wrenching, funny, and real, see u down the road is an unprecedented piece of work in circus media.

In Episode 2, celebrated clown Joel Jeske tells the story of his coming out as gay at age 41 and the events that followed.

Visit CircusTalk.com, the leading online network and resource for circus professionals, for show notes and additional episode information.

Circus Voices, a new podcast brought to you by CircusTalk is pleased to present a series called see u down the road with juggler and musician Book Kennison and co-producer Zoë Kennison. In each episode, a circus artist tells the story of a big, transformational moment in their life – and the aftermath. Heart-wrenching, funny, and real, see u down the road is an unprecedented piece of work in circus media.

In Episode 1, aerialist and acrobat Elliana Hentoff-Killian tells the inside story of her time as a human cannonball on Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey. 

Visit CircusTalk.com, the leading online network and resource for circus professionals, for show notes and additional episode information. 

Introducing a new podcast produced by Circus Voices, brought to you by CircusTalk, titled see u down the road with juggler and musician Book Kennison and co-producer Zoë Kennison. In each episode, a circus artist tells the story of a big, transformational moment in their life – and the aftermath. Heart-wrenching, funny, and real, see u down the road is an unprecedented piece of work in circus media.

Visit the CircusTalk.com, the leading online network and resource for circus professionals, for show notes and additional episode information.