On this episode of Quality Living With Peaceful Support with radio voice, Amanda Whittemore, guests Kimberly and Ozy Pops explore the transformative practice of ecstatic dance and its role in fostering community and personal well-being. Kimberly shares her vision of bringing this no-talking, clean and sober activity to Brookings, highlighting its therapeutic benefits, including emotional release, mental clarity, and physical fitness. Amanda and her guests delve into the dance’s structure, from opening circles to tea table connections, and its ability to provide a safe, expressive outlet in a fast-paced world. Through personal anecdotes and plans for local events, the conversation emphasizes the joy and freedom that define a quality life with Freedom Dance.

Host: Amanda Whittemore; Producer: Amanda Whittemore

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