The Sol Dance Talk Show

So you think your child has what it takes to make it in the dance world? For episode five, we will discuss the truth about the dance entertainment industry, and what you can do to navigate through that treacherous dark world. We will discuss this, in honor of "Human Trafficking Awareness Month."

Johnna Clark talks to SOL about her success as a woman entrepreneur in the business world of advertising and the success of her dance studio during the COVID-19 pandemic.

For our third episode, health expert Amy Kathleen Lee and SOL delve deep into conversation about the connection between the dance community and eating disorders. Amy shares her struggles and successes during her time battling ED. This episode will help shine a light on the darkness that is "ED" in people's lives and will ultimately help guide them toward regaining their strength and taking back their life! Amy provides tools to use during times of battle and to help you stay focused and moving forward on your journey. Don't give up!

For this our very first "minisode," our guest, Luis Lopez and SOL discuss the importance of National Hispanic American Heritage Month and the beautiful and colorful dance form that is Ballet Folklórico. Lopez also gives us a sneak-peek into his very personal book, titled "Victory: Spiritual Warfare for the Last Generation."

For our second episode, we sit down and Zoom with Mario Mosley, a highly respected casting director, choreographer, and director in the entertainment industry. We delve deep into the dance industry amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and discussed the backlash Netflix has recently received toward the release of their film 'Cuties' on September 8, 2020.

For our first episode, we'll discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and the effect it had on the Main Street Dance Company's business. Jocelyn Willis joins Sol in a deep conversation regarding the hardships that come with surviving COVID. We also discuss the sex trafficking pandemic making headlines around the world.