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US 90-the Gulf Coast Highway-is one of the major east-west roads in the Southern United States, knitting together communities large and small and letting music and culture flow freely from Houston to Jacksonville. ARTSEDGE highlights the art and artists of the Gulf Coast Highway in this series featuring Grupo Fantasma, Nanci Griffith, Beausoleil, the Blind Boys of Alabama and more.

Gulf Coast Highway

Break a Leg is hosted by Deborah Sharn, St. Louis actor and singer, Artistic Advisor and board member of New Line Theatre, and Company Manager at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. Her guests include local actors, directors, designers, critics, and writers, as well as artists working on and off Broadway and in regional theatre across America. The talk is always lively, intelligent, and in-depth. It's the only show in town where a working theatre artist interviews working theatre artists.

Break a Leg

Photographer of the Queer Performance Scene

AbsolutQueer Photography

WorldArts brings you a daily snapshot in music. Introducing Artists to the WorldArts stage. Watch performances to interviews. 

As a fan be introduced to new  artists, or continue to follow and support the artists you like. 

As an Artist Be Heard. Be Seen. Global Events. Live Performance Opportunities.  WorldArts is a place to inspire and be inspired. Build a Profile on WorldArts.com. Discover Music. Network and Engage. It's all about the Music, so don't miss a beat and Subscribe.

WorldArts brings you a daily snapshot in music. Introducing Artists to the WorldArts stage. Watch performances to interviews. As a fan be introduced to new artists, or continue to follow and support the artists you like. As an Artist Be Heard. Be Seen. Global Events. Live Performance Opportunities. WorldArts is a place to inspire and be inspired. Build a Profile on WorldArts.com. Discover Music. Network and Engage. It's all about the Music, so don't miss a beat and Subscribe.

WorldArts Daily (audio)

Kaufman’s on a binge, or “holiday” as he prefers to call it, which is any day he ain’t workin a case. Like today, for instance. Anyways, this dame, Maura, comes into Sully’s bar. Her pop’s just thrown some big to do for her war hero brother. Only her brother’s a louse, and a Jew-hater to boot, and it’s debatable how much a hero he actually is.

What’s beyond question, however, is now he’s dead. Cops say it’s an accident. Maura says she needs a P.I.

Looks like the holiday is over.

"Kaufman’s Holiday”, a noir, serialized. Written and voiced by M.E. Mitler

Kaufman’s on a binge, or “holiday” as he prefers to call it, which is any day he ain’t workin a case. Like today, for instance. Anyways, this dame, Maura, comes into Sully’s bar. Her pop’s just thrown some big to do for her war hero brother. Only her brother’s a louse, and a Jew-hater to boot, and it’s debatable how much a hero he actually is. What’s beyond question, however, is now he’s dead. Cops say it’s an accident. Maura says she needs a P.I. Looks like the holiday is over. "Kaufman’s Holiday”, a noir, serialized. Written and voiced by M.E. Mitler

Sunday Night Noir

Annie Hardy is a rock n roll Musician (Giant Drag) who have a life line on being alive in this day and age of walking dead robot zombies. The struggle is real! From narcissistic abuse to conspiracy theory she'll touch upon a bit of everything in her quest to remain awake and alive while you sleep and buy lies. Won't you join them as they attempt to walk the Empath of Least Resistance?

EMPATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE

Communication Strategist Kathryn Kellner shares the insight and expertise cultivated over her twenty-five-year career as a consultant and educator to help you better understand device-free human-to-human interaction in the digital age.

WTF Do I Do With My Hands?

The Watchman

Weekend Plans is a show to help Tulsa and Oklahoma City residents or visitors make weekend plans. The show covers Tulsa music, performing arts, OKC music, and other events. The show is hosted by Ken Lane and is presented by <a href="http://www.oaktreestaffing.com/">OakTree Staffing &amp; Training</a> out of Tulsa, OK.

Weekend Plans is a show to help Tulsa and Oklahoma City residents or visitors make weekend plans. The show covers Tulsa music, performing arts, OKC music, and other events. The show is hosted by Ken Lane and is presented by OakTree Staffing & Training out of Tulsa, OK.

Weekend Plans is a show to help Tulsa and Oklahoma City residents or visitors make weekend plans. The show covers Tulsa music, performing arts, OKC music, and other events. The show is hosted by Ken Lane and is presented by <a href="http://www.oaktreestaffing.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">OakTree Staffing &amp; Training</a> out of Tulsa, OK.

Weekend Plans in Tulsa & OKC

We celebrate jazz hands and cocktails in equal measure

Drunk Broadway

Wat betekent het om vandaag de dag 'man' te zijn? Schrijver en audiokunstenaar Rashif El Kaoui, presentator Lucas De Man en fotograaf Ahmet Polat proberen het antwoord te vinden. Na een theatervoorstelling en een foto-expositie volgt nu een podcastreeks. Van motorclubs tot vadercentra: overal wordt het antwoord gezocht op de vraag waar een man uit bestaat.

De Man Is Lam

Entertainment Talk's Podcast for Westworld on entertainmenttalk.org

Reviewing Westworld: Westworld

Field Officer 60302 Gwen Ortiz is a glass-mender in charge of investigating the shattering incident, an event where every piece of glass within a five mile radius was blown to smithereens. During her investigation, she becomes entangled in an old friendship, one that drags her into the underbelly of [Redacted] City.

Fracture

Vince Oliver and Eric Whin put out live DJ mixes that make listening to music more fun.

Vince and Eric (mixes, mashups, and mishaps)

Her Creative Hustle is a colourful community for the coolest creative queens! It's a show which celebrates kick-ass creative women and is your go-to source for creative inspo, knowledge and connection. Australian pop music artist, host and self-confessed create-a-holic ELSKA, serves up passionate and honest chats about the ins and outs of life as a creative... and will light up your creative cup with tips, tricks, advice and inspo that will push your creativity forward - no matter what stage you are at on your creative journey. Her monthly interviews with creative babes (hustling hard in their creative 9-to-5) will entertain you, surprise you, impact you and fill you with wonder... leaving you inspired and motivated to unleash your creativity and do what makes your heart happy!

Grab a FREE copy of ELSKA's 'Creative Action Planner' by visiting: elskamusic.com/creative-dreamers

Her Creative Hustle is a colourful community for the coolest creative queens! It's a show which celebrates kick-ass creative women and is your go-to source for creative inspo, knowledge and connection. Australian pop music artist, host and self-confessed create-a-holic ELSKA, serves up passionate and honest chats about the ins and outs of life as a creative... and will light up your creative cup with tips, tricks, advice and inspo that will push your creativity forward - no matter what stage you are at on your creative journey. Her monthly interviews with creative babes (hustling hard in their creative 9-to-5) will entertain you, surprise you, impact you and fill you with wonder... leaving you inspired and motivated to unleash your creativity and do what makes your heart happy! Grab a FREE copy of ELSKA's 'Creative Action Planner' by visiting: elskamusic.com/creative-dreamers

Her Creative Hustle

2 Guy's Who Don't Know Shit But Are Worth Watching

To Las Vegas Podcast – What Happened

What’s controlled that isn’t chaotic?! Hosted by Catherine Grant, Controlled Chaos is committed to honest storytelling about the chaotic and yet controlled nature that is life! In her podcast, Catherine shares her stories, her thoughts and ideas about all things Lifestyle & Wellness; Performance, Organisation, Personal Growth, Health &amp; Fitness, Style/Design, Travel and Home-life. Feel free to DM her at @catherinegrantlifestyle to ask her any questions.CONNECT WITH ME: Instagram: @catherinegrantlifesyle Facebook: Catherine Grant Lifestyle Pinterest: Catherine Grant Lifestyle Website: www.catherinegrant.net

What’s controlled that isn’t chaotic?! Hosted by Catherine Grant, Controlled Chaos is committed to honest storytelling about the chaotic and yet controlled nature that is life! In her podcast, Catherine shares her stories, her thoughts and ideas about all things Lifestyle & Wellness; Performance, Organisation, Personal Growth, Health & Fitness, Style/Design, Travel and Home-life. Feel free to DM her at @catherinegrantlifestyle to ask her any questions.CONNECT WITH ME: Instagram: @catherinegrantlifesyle Facebook: Catherine Grant Lifestyle Pinterest: Catherine Grant Lifestyle Website: www.catherinegrant.net

What’s controlled that isn’t chaotic?! Hosted by Catherine Grant, Controlled Chaos is committed to honest storytelling about the chaotic and yet controlled nature that is life! In her podcast, Catherine shares her stories, her thoughts and ideas about all things Lifestyle &amp; Wellness; Performance, Organisation, Personal Growth, Health &amp; Fitness, Style/Design, Travel and Home-life. Feel free to DM her at @catherinegrantlifestyle to ask her any questions.CONNECT WITH ME: Instagram: @catherinegrantlifesyle Facebook: Catherine Grant Lifestyle Pinterest: Catherine Grant Lifestyle Website: www.catherinegrant.net

Controlled Chaos

Just 2 friends, 2 good friends, 2 BEST friends discussing the musicals that they love &amp; that brought them together. New episodes out every Wednesday!

Just 2 friends, 2 good friends, 2 BEST friends discussing the musicals that they love & that brought them together. New episodes out every Wednesday!

Sincerely, Us

The revamped&nbsp;Maybe You Like It Podcast is the podcast all about adaptation! We take stories from anywhere and everywhere, and talk about how we'd tell them ourselves. Plays, films, books, music, even just a tweet.​Hosted by Jake Morry and Caleb Barron, and with music from YouTube&nbsp;and Twitch sensation Kav Crossley, the Maybe You Like It team are joined each episode by guests from a range of creative backgrounds, including actors, directors, sound designers, lighting designers, musical directors, comedians, film buffs, and even a dinosaur enthusiast to get creative and bring our favourite stories old and new to a different medium. And of course, we have fun doing it. ​Hosted by <a href="jakemorry.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Jake Morry</a> (@jake_morry) and <a href="twitter.com/caleblebster" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Caleb Barron</a> (@caleblebster), and with music from Youtube sensation <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTanvlA2mjEkC1Or-rGL26Q" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Kavana Crossley</a>, the Maybe You Like It team are joined each episode by incredibley talented guests from a range of creative backgrounds to chat everything about our hypothetical storytelling experience. And of course, we have fun doing it! Find out more about Maybe You Like It Productions and our upcoming (non-hypothetical) projects at <a href="www.maybeyoulikeit.co.uk" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.maybeyoulikeit.co.uk</a> Find us on:Twitter <a href="twitter.com/maybeulikeit" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@maybeulikeit</a>Instagram <a href="instagram.com/maybeulikeit" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@maybeulikeit</a>Facebook <a href="facebook.com/maybeyoulikeit" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@maybeyoulikeit</a> We'd love to hear from you! E-mail us at <a href="mailto:info@maybeyoulikeit.co.uk" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">info@maybeyoulikeit.co.uk</a> <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The revamped Maybe You Like It Podcast is the podcast all about adaptation! We take stories from anywhere and everywhere, and talk about how we'd tell them ourselves. Plays, films, books, music, even just a tweet. ​ Hosted by Jake Morry and Caleb Barron, and with music from YouTube and Twitch sensation Kav Crossley, the Maybe You Like It team are joined each episode by guests from a range of creative backgrounds, including actors, directors, sound designers, lighting designers, musical directors, comedians, film buffs, and even a dinosaur enthusiast to get creative and bring our favourite stories old and new to a different medium. And of course, we have fun doing it. ​ Hosted by Jake Morry (@jake_morry) and Caleb Barron (@caleblebster), and with music from Youtube sensation Kavana Crossley, the Maybe You Like It team are joined each episode by incredibley talented guests from a range of creative backgrounds to chat everything about our hypothetical storytelling experience. And of course, we have fun doing it! Find out more about Maybe You Like It Productions and our upcoming (non-hypothetical) projects at www.maybeyoulikeit.co.uk Find us on: Twitter @maybeulikeit Instagram @maybeulikeit Facebook @maybeyoulikeit We'd love to hear from you! E-mail us at info@maybeyoulikeit.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The revamped&nbsp;Maybe You Like It Podcast is the podcast all about adaptation! We take stories from anywhere and everywhere, and talk about how we'd tell them ourselves. Plays, films, books, music, even just a tweet.​Hosted by Jake Morry and Caleb Barron, and with music from YouTube&nbsp;and Twitch sensation Kav Crossley, the Maybe You Like It team are joined each episode by guests from a range of creative backgrounds, including actors, directors, sound designers, lighting designers, musical directors, comedians, film buffs, and even a dinosaur enthusiast to get creative and bring our favourite stories old and new to a different medium. And of course, we have fun doing it. ​Hosted by <a href="jakemorry.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Jake Morry</a> (@jake_morry) and <a href="twitter.com/caleblebster" rel="noopener noreferrer">Caleb Barron</a> (@caleblebster), and with music from Youtube sensation <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTanvlA2mjEkC1Or-rGL26Q" rel="noopener noreferrer">Kavana Crossley</a>, the Maybe You Like It team are joined each episode by incredibley talented guests from a range of creative backgrounds to chat everything about our hypothetical storytelling experience. And of course, we have fun doing it! Find out more about Maybe You Like It Productions and our upcoming (non-hypothetical) projects at <a href="www.maybeyoulikeit.co.uk" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.maybeyoulikeit.co.uk</a> Find us on:Twitter <a href="twitter.com/maybeulikeit" rel="noopener noreferrer">@maybeulikeit</a>Instagram <a href="instagram.com/maybeulikeit" rel="noopener noreferrer">@maybeulikeit</a>Facebook <a href="facebook.com/maybeyoulikeit" rel="noopener noreferrer">@maybeyoulikeit</a> We'd love to hear from you! E-mail us at <a href="mailto:info@maybeyoulikeit.co.uk" rel="noopener noreferrer">info@maybeyoulikeit.co.uk</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Maybe You Like It Podcast

Come see one great night you will remember Our Annual Country Christmas Concert December 23rd with 30 Performers Alan Jackson, Alabama Aaron Tippin, Aly&AJ Blake Shelton & More December 23rd at 5pm gates open at 4pm. Tickets are almost ready.

Come see one great night you will remember Our Annual Country Christmas Concert December 23rd with 30 Performers Alan Jackson, Alabama Aaron Tippin, Aly&amp;AJ Blake Shelton &amp; More December 23rd at 5pm gates open at 4pm. Tickets are almost ready.

Annual country Christmas concert

Radio Dahlia merupakan radio no 1 di Bandung, dengan konsep all segment, dan program-program yang menarik, berisi hiburan, edukasi, dan informasi.

1015 Dahlia Fm

Podcast ini aku persembahkan untuk manusia yang mau merelakan waktunya dan telinganya untuk mendengarkan suara pikiran dari seorang yang bernama Siti Danisyah. Padamu yang telah mendengarkan, terima kasih atas waktu yang telah diberikan.

Siti Danisyah

MARZO 2020.Una maratona di canzoni che nessuno canta mai ma che io conosco a memoria. Dal Banco degli anni '70, a Mina, Patti Pravo... Caputo, Branduardi.. e pure Malgioglio. Canzoni cantate così, alla buona, mentre pure #iostoacasa... e riimbianco... in solidarietà con gli italiani ai domiciliari di massa.

Canto Anch'io

Shoonya Theatre Group presents series of Hindi Poetry , recited through means of voice , sounds and environment.Each Episode is carefully chosen and worked upon extensively by entire team. Its a audio treat for user giving him opportunity to explore new horizons of Imagination.

Would be bringing Interviews of theatre artists and personalities

Shoonya Theatre Group presents series of Hindi Poetry , recited through means of voice , sounds and environment.Each Episode is carefully chosen and worked upon extensively by entire team. Its a audio treat for user giving him opportunity to explore new horizons of Imagination. Would be bringing Interviews of theatre artists and personalities

Hindi Cafe

An initiative to bring beautiful literary content to your ears.

Khwaabgah

栩栩如生的讲述

I talk! Movies,Music,Life, Humans, are my top curiosities... Be Open minded, relax and listen.
Kindly subscribe 😉 and Feedbacks are welcome at Mypodsss@gmail.com❤️✅

I talk! Movies,Music,Life, Humans, are my top curiosities... Be Open minded, relax and listen. Kindly subscribe 😉 and Feedbacks are welcome at Mypodsss@gmail.com❤️✅

Total Vibes💭💃❤️

Great discussions with actors, authors and artists of all kinds

ACE Interviews

Menaruh semua kata-kata kedalam lingkaran dunia yg kecil ini.

Rangkai Kata Rupawan

Original Tagalog Spoken Word Poetry 🇵🇭
Mga orihinal na tulang tungkol sa pag-ibig, bansa, ibang tao, at sarili.
(BEST WITH EARPHONES ON)
• YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://youtube.com/channel/UC5sW0s7qTwFE7YFcQVjckgw
• Tumblr: wmab.tumblr.com
•IG: instagram.com/wagmoakongbitawan
•EMAIL: wmabph@gmail.com

Original Tagalog Spoken Word Poetry 🇵🇭 Mga orihinal na tulang tungkol sa pag-ibig, bansa, ibang tao, at sarili. (BEST WITH EARPHONES ON) • YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://youtube.com/channel/UC5sW0s7qTwFE7YFcQVjckgw • Tumblr: wmab.tumblr.com •IG: instagram.com/wagmoakongbitawan •EMAIL: wmabph@gmail.com

Wag Mo Akong Bitawan

the untold story of the kids who didn’t make it to broadway (or drama school for matter of fact) but don’t worry we’ve still got our sense of humour.

off off-broadway

En esta serie de programas, te invitamos a explorar algunos momentos de la historia del teatro en Chile, a sorprendernos con la vida y el arte de los grandes artistas del pasado.

¡Que siga la función!

Discussions d&#39;un libraire avec sa clientèle juste au moment de passer à la caisse. On y parle de vos achats du jour, de vos conseils de lecture et d&#39;autres choses aussi...Les questions sont toujours les mêmes, les réponses sont bien plus surprenantes...Si vous passez par Arles, passez faire un tour à la librairie Ephémère Croisière !Et si l&#39;envie vous prend de laisser vos impressions de lectures : comptoircaissedl@gmail.comEt aussi :https://en.tipeee.com/comptoir-caisse-podcastEt par ailleurs : www.desmotsdediteurs.com

Discussions d'un libraire avec sa clientèle juste au moment de passer à la caisse. On y parle de vos achats du jour, de vos conseils de lecture et d'autres choses aussi... Les questions sont toujours les mêmes, les réponses sont bien plus surprenantes... Si vous passez par Arles, passez faire un tour à la librairie Ephémère Croisière ! Et si l'envie vous prend de laisser vos impressions de lectures : comptoircaissedl@gmail.com Et aussi : https://en.tipeee.com/comptoir-caisse-podcast Et par ailleurs : www.desmotsdediteurs.com

Discussions d'un libraire avec sa clientèle juste au moment de passer à la caisse. On y parle de vos achats du jour, de vos conseils de lecture et d'autres choses aussi...Les questions sont toujours les mêmes, les réponses sont bien plus surprenantes...Si vous passez par Arles, passez faire un tour à la librairie Ephémère Croisière !Et si l'envie vous prend de laisser vos impressions de lectures : comptoircaissedl@gmail.comEt aussi :https://en.tipeee.com/comptoir-caisse-podcastEt par ailleurs : www.desmotsdediteurs.com

Comptoir Caisse

Indian RApper Podcast by Fan Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/hahdgd/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/hahdgd/support</a>

Indian RApper Podcast by Fan Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hahdgd/support

Indian RApper Podcast by Fan Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/hahdgd/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://anchor.fm/hahdgd/support</a>

Akhshsjs

Podcast do grupo de pesquisa Intertextos, com o foco da pesquisa no Acontecimento. O grupo é coordenado pelos Profs. Drs. Bianca Scliar e Edelcio Mostaço, no curso de Teatro da Udesc.

Grupo de Pesquisa Intertextos

A podcast series by Shambhavi Knwar, expressing love through words and feelings and rendering emotions for your beloved.

Preet Ke Panne

Trabalenguas

The "Sleeping Giant Dreams" podcast is a part of Eleanor Bauer's ongoing research as a PhD candidate in Choreography at Stockholm University of the Arts. "At its foundation, my research concerns the media-specificity of thought. As such, I ask how we can consider dancing as a kind of thinking, which, in practices of choreography, performs and informs the medium of thought of writing. My research project is called 'choreo | graphy,’ with a line between the two to denote the difference between and open up a reflection on the relation between ‘choreo-' from khoreia, meaning 'dancing together,' and ‘-graphy' from graphia, or ‘writing.' Therefore, at its heart, my research is also interdisciplinary. Conversation is a form of sustenance for me in my own research as way of thinking through and with others. The social and collaborative effort of oral communication feels for me closer to dancing - musically and structurally and emotionally - than writing alone. So conversation as such is a part of my contemplation on the way dance and writing can meet each other halfway. Furthermore, since interdisciplinary discourse and exchange is a foundational value of knowledge production in my artistic practice and research, I purposefully extend my curiosity to others who can engage my choreographic questions from multiple positions and perspectives that I myself am not expert in. Therefore, the guests on this podcast are scattered in their fields of expertise. This new podcast is called 'Sleeping Giant Dreams’ because the figure of the sleeping giant is a container to reflect on the moment of large scale arrest (and unrest) caused by the global condition of COVID-19. As our human bodies are no longer moving in habitual pathways throughout the world, caused by a micro-body whose behaviours we are still coming to understand, bodies of all scales are an increasingly present container for awareness of the values that structure and limit our movement abilities through spacetime. I am interested to look at different scales of the ‘bodies' one may inhabit, from micro to macro (cell, organ, human, home, chosen or unchosen family, community, institution, city, state, land, planet) as well as the plurality of bodies on and within each meta-body, in order to think about speed, rhythm, scale, relation, orchestration, and how we make sense of it all with our senses, from different angles of expertise and through different 'media of thought.' I am interested to think about choreography as a relation between micro and macro, from the multiplicity of embodied intelligences orchestrated in the polyphonic chorus of a moving mody-bind (body + mind) to the macro-cosmologies and values that structure our behaviours and decisions. The institutional, organisational, and emergent translations between the micro and macro are perhaps where one can say the ‘writing' of choreography takes form, in various modes of formation and formality that coordinate our collective movements. Beyond a discourse of choreography as expanded practice, or even dance as expanded practice, I am rather curious about the critical interfaces of influence (influenza) whereby bodies of all scales are informed-by, assume form within, and in turn inform each other in a dynamic ecosystem. In these conversations I am interested in the insights and reflections that may come from this moment of transformation and adaptation, to see what values and practices emerge in alignment towards ever shifting horizons. In the relatively arrested momentum of human movement on a large scale, in the reduction of each our own physical largesse and mobility, various transformations, adaptations, and demands in scale and speed are heightened in each of our lived experience. How does this sleeping giant toss and turn, dream and integrate these unforeseen lessons? And how might we tickle this giant in its sleep so as to transform it in its waking?”

The "Sleeping Giant Dreams" podcast is a part of Eleanor Bauer's ongoing research as a PhD candidate in Choreography at Stockholm University of the Arts. "At its foundation, my research concerns the media-specificity of thought. As such, I ask how we can consider dancing as a kind of thinking, which, in practices of choreography, performs and informs the medium of thought of writing. My research project is called 'choreo | graphy,’ with a line between the two to denote the difference between and open up a reflection on the relation between ‘choreo-' from khoreia, meaning 'dancing together,' and ‘-graphy' from graphia, or ‘writing.' Therefore, at its heart, my research is also interdisciplinary. Conversation is a form of sustenance for me in my own research as way of thinking through and with others. The social and collaborative effort of oral communication feels for me closer to dancing - musically and structurally and emotionally - than writing alone. So conversation as such is a part of my contemplation on the way dance and writing can meet each other halfway. Furthermore, since interdisciplinary discourse and exchange is a foundational value of knowledge production in my artistic practice and research, I purposefully extend my curiosity to others who can engage my choreographic questions from multiple positions and perspectives that I myself am not expert in. Therefore, the guests on this podcast are scattered in their fields of expertise. This new podcast is called 'Sleeping Giant Dreams’ because the figure of the sleeping giant is a container to reflect on the moment of large scale arrest (and unrest) caused by the global condition of COVID-19. As our human bodies are no longer moving in habitual pathways throughout the world, caused by a micro-body whose behaviours we are still coming to understand, bodies of all scales are an increasingly present container for awareness of the values that structure and limit our movement abilities through spacetime. I am interested to look at different scales of the ‘bodies' one may inhabit, from micro to macro (cell, organ, human, home, chosen or unchosen family, community, institution, city, state, land, planet) as well as the plurality of bodies on and within each meta-body, in order to think about speed, rhythm, scale, relation, orchestration, and how we make sense of it all with our senses, from different angles of expertise and through different 'media of thought.' I am interested to think about choreography as a relation between micro and macro, from the multiplicity of embodied intelligences orchestrated in the polyphonic chorus of a moving mody-bind (body + mind) to the macro-cosmologies and values that structure our behaviours and decisions. The institutional, organisational, and emergent translations between the micro and macro are perhaps where one can say the ‘writing' of choreography takes form, in various modes of formation and formality that coordinate our collective movements. Beyond a discourse of choreography as expanded practice, or even dance as expanded practice, I am rather curious about the critical interfaces of influence (influenza) whereby bodies of all scales are informed-by, assume form within, and in turn inform each other in a dynamic ecosystem. In these conversations I am interested in the insights and reflections that may come from this moment of transformation and adaptation, to see what values and practices emerge in alignment towards ever shifting horizons.In the relatively arrested momentum of human movement on a large scale, in the reduction of each our own physical largesse and mobility, various transformations, adaptations, and demands in scale and speed are heightened in each of our lived experience. How does this sleeping giant toss and turn, dream and integrate these unforeseen lessons? And how might we tickle this giant in its sleep so as to transform it in its waking?”

The "Sleeping Giant Dreams" podcast is a part of Eleanor Bauer's ongoing research as a PhD candidate in Choreography at Stockholm University of the Arts. "At its foundation, my research concerns the media-specificity of thought. As such, I ask how we can consider dancing as a kind of thinking, which, in practices of choreography, performs and informs the medium of thought of writing. My research project is called 'choreo | graphy,’ with a line between the two to denote the difference between and open up a reflection on the relation between ‘choreo-' from khoreia, meaning 'dancing together,' and ‘-graphy' from graphia, or ‘writing.' Therefore, at its heart, my research is also interdisciplinary. Conversation is a form of sustenance for me in my own research as way of thinking through and with others. The social and collaborative effort of oral communication feels for me closer to dancing - musically and structurally and emotionally - than writing alone. So conversation as such is a part of my contemplation on the way dance and writing can meet each other halfway. Furthermore, since interdisciplinary discourse and exchange is a foundational value of knowledge production in my artistic practice and research, I purposefully extend my curiosity to others who can engage my choreographic questions from multiple positions and perspectives that I myself am not expert in. Therefore, the guests on this podcast are scattered in their fields of expertise. This new podcast is called 'Sleeping Giant Dreams’ because the figure of the sleeping giant is a container to reflect on the moment of large scale arrest (and unrest) caused by the global condition of COVID-19. As our human bodies are no longer moving in habitual pathways throughout the world, caused by a micro-body whose behaviours we are still coming to understand, bodies of all scales are an increasingly present container for awareness of the values that structure and limit our movement abilities through spacetime. I am interested to look at different scales of the ‘bodies' one may inhabit, from micro to macro (cell, organ, human, home, chosen or unchosen family, community, institution, city, state, land, planet) as well as the plurality of bodies on and within each meta-body, in order to think about speed, rhythm, scale, relation, orchestration, and how we make sense of it all with our senses, from different angles of expertise and through different 'media of thought.' I am interested to think about choreography as a relation between micro and macro, from the multiplicity of embodied intelligences orchestrated in the polyphonic chorus of a moving mody-bind (body + mind) to the macro-cosmologies and values that structure our behaviours and decisions. The institutional, organisational, and emergent translations between the micro and macro are perhaps where one can say the ‘writing' of choreography takes form, in various modes of formation and formality that coordinate our collective movements. Beyond a discourse of choreography as expanded practice, or even dance as expanded practice, I am rather curious about the critical interfaces of influence (influenza) whereby bodies of all scales are informed-by, assume form within, and in turn inform each other in a dynamic ecosystem. In these conversations I am interested in the insights and reflections that may come from this moment of transformation and adaptation, to see what values and practices emerge in alignment towards ever shifting horizons. In the relatively arrested momentum of human movement on a large scale, in the reduction of each our own physical largesse and mobility, various transformations, adaptations, and demands in scale and speed are heightened in each of our lived experience. How does this sleeping giant toss and turn, dream and integrate these unforeseen lessons? And how might we tickle this giant in its sleep so as to transform it in its waking?”

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