This week Kealan is joined by Morgan Reid to talk about the nature of creativity. In addition to running his own company - Phase Zero Productions - with his wife, choreographing for other companies, and dancing as a guest artist around the world, Morgan plays guitar in the world-touring metal band Bloodshot Dawn, is a 2nd Dan Black Belt, speaks 8 languages, and is probably better at Duck Hunt than anyone you have ever seen. 

During their conversation they dive into Morgan's methods, seek to decipher the key to his prolific output, and try to turn their insights into a formula that anyone can use. 

In this episode, Kealan is joined by Andris Kundzins, an apprentice with San Francisco Ballet. Together they look at the landscape facing emerging young dancers in the wake of Covid-19 and Andris shares what he feels the psychological impact has been on him and his peers.

*Andris' sound quality improves within a few minutes

** Sorry Mrs. Kundzins for lying about Pacific Rim 8 years ago. I owe you flowers. 

In this episode, Kealan is joined by dancer, scientist, and all-around great human being Taylor Gill to talk all things Swan Lake. They look at the ballet's little-known origin, its characters, music, and story, discuss trivia, and tell some stories of their own from the various roles they've performed over the years. 

In this episode, Kealan is joined by dancer, actor, and avid sports fan Dash Grundy to debate the question: Is ballet a sport? In pursuit of a definitive answer they discuss personal experiences, cite the relevant research, and enjoy some of what the self-proclaimed internet experts have to say. Be prepared for a surprise or two.

In this episode, Kealan interviews Julian Botnarenko - ballet dancer, family man, and Kealan's best friend since they were 12. They talk about their experiences with long-term injuries, the lessons they had to learn in order to heal, and the blueprint for finding their way back to health.

In this episode, Kealan is riding solo, but fear not! He is joined by Christopher Rudd - dancer, choreographer, and director of RudduR Dance in New York City. The pair talk about Chris's upbringing and how his experiences with different directing styles influenced his approach to leading his own company.

In this episode the boys talk about pre-show practices they've tried, which ones they SHOULD do, which ones they MUST do, and even a possible curse.

In this episode, the boys talk about how to handle having different teachers who want different things from you, and they go in-depth on the importance of filming yourself and documenting your progress.

On this very special episode, the boys talk openly about challenges they faced early on, and get real about how they made it through them. Also, Kealan misuses the word "prolific" multiple times, and Adam debuts an accent he's been working on.

In this episode, the boys celebrate Christmas together and dive into the tradition that is the Nutcracker! They talk trivia, early Nutcracker memories, and some stories from the stage.