Welcome to another episode of Benevolent Instruction.

I'm CoCo Loupe, co-creator and facilitator along with Mina Estrada, Nicole Garlando and Noelle Chun.

Today we have something different and very special to share with you.

Since the Intro episode where Mina and I talked a bit about what Benevolent Instruction is, all of our episodes have been the scripted recordings that we create for our solo practice and for our community sessions. So now after almost 50 episodes of THOSE recordings, we wanted to start offering interviews and conversations about Benevolent Instruction, dancing, making dances, creative processes, writing, living and any other subject that feels relevant and related to this practice.

So today, for episode 24 of Season 2, I sat down with Noelle Chun to talk about Benevolent Instruction and check in about where we think we're living inside of the practice, how we are sensing its development and asking how we think it's serving us and others who engage with it.

Noelle and I have known each other for over a decade and we have created dances and concerts together, taught together and collaborated on community projects as well. Noelle has been writing, co-facilitating, and practicing with us for a couple of years now and I'm so happy that we finally recorded one our many conversations about Benevolent Instruction to share with everyone.

If you'd like to know more about Noelle, you can check out her bio on our website at benevolentinstruction.com but for now we'll jump right into our conversation that was recorded earlier today.

I hope you enjoy the topics we cover and that through conversations like this one, we can all continue to get what we more of what we need out of the Benevolent Instruction process and practice.

As always, you can follow us on Instagram @benevolent_instruction where we post information about new podcast episodes and upcoming community events.

Speaking of which, our next community zoom session is at 12pm EST on August 6.

You can register to join by heading over benevolentinstruction.com.

I hope you're having a beautiful day and now, my conversation with Noelle Chun!