On this week's episode, we welcome back special guest Mindy Rawlinson as we discuss some of the ways in which Dance and the Dancing Body are political.

On this week's episode, we discuss our thoughts on some of the reasons the Arts are valuable to a person's overall education, ideas for ways to further implement Arts Integration, and what an ideal Arts education looks like to us.

On this week's episode, Truly B. gets a taste of her own medicine as Darryl flips the script and puts her in the hot seat, guiding a conversation about dancing in one's 30s and beyond. Also, Darryl has been officially adopted as a co-host (don't send help, he is fine).

On this week's episode we revisit the conversation around maleness and Black maleness in the Dance world.

On this week's episode, special guest Alisyn Hurd shares her thoughts on distance learning, the importance of freestyling, and the value of training in various Dance forms.

On this week's episode, Dance educator Candis Gamble discusses some of the pitfalls that can come with transitioning to a new teaching position. She also touches on how she has been adjusting to distance learning.

On this week's episode, Dance educators Stephanie Crockett and Gabrielle Stoler discuss the value of having a mentor as a new teacher and how they have been adjusting to distance learning.

In this episode, we discuss issues around Black hair in the Ballet world, colorism, and fear of change...

On this week's episode we are joined again by Darryl Pilate as he shares his thoughts on the different ways young dancers invest in their craft and the way parents can support them.

 On this episode, we talk with my "MAIN Crew" from Hollins University, a group of dance artists/educators, to see how they are handling teaching during the quarantine and their thoughts on how this new way of being may impact the future of Dance.