<p>Lincoln and Elise talk about why teaching ballet on Zoom sucks, and then speak to two of ACB’s dancers, Sarah Bukowski and Brittany Yevoli, about maintaining focus on ballet when you’re also a model, feeling like everyone else is technically way ahead of you, and tap dancing on roller skates.</p>

Lincoln and Elise talk about why teaching ballet on Zoom sucks, and then speak to two of ACB’s dancers, Sarah Bukowski and Brittany Yevoli, about maintaining focus on ballet when you’re also a model, feeling like everyone else is technically way ahead of you, and tap dancing on roller skates.

Ep 32: Speak, Memory

Though Lincoln Jones got what most insiders would call a catastrophically late start in ballet, he is now the artistic director of “one of America’s most adventurous and exciting ballet companies”  (Classical KUSC). Outsiders brings Jones' irreverent, iconoclastic approach to one of our most revered art forms, backed by his encyclopedic knowledge, immense passion, and his gift for making “the most complex issues seem like child's play” (The Los Angeles Times). An inspiring, enlightening, and often humorous conversation for the culturally curious. New episode every other Tuesday.

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Though Lincoln Jones got what most insiders would call a catastrophically late start in ballet, he is now the artistic director of “one of America’s most adventurous and exciting ballet companies” (Classical KUSC). Outsiders brings Jones' irreverent, iconoclastic approach to one of our most revered art forms, backed by his encyclopedic knowledge, immense passion, and his gift for making “the most complex issues seem like child's play” (The Los Angeles Times). An inspiring, enlightening, and often humorous conversation for the culturally curious. New episode every other Tuesday.

Though Lincoln Jones got what most insiders would call a catastrophically late start in ballet, he is now the artistic director of “one of America’s most adventurous and exciting ballet companies”&nbsp; (Classical KUSC). Outsiders&nbsp;brings Jones' irreverent, iconoclastic approach to one of our most revered art forms, backed by his encyclopedic knowledge, immense passion, and his gift for making “the most complex issues seem like child's play” (The Los Angeles Times). An inspiring, enlightening, and often humorous conversation for the culturally curious. New episode every other Tuesday.

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