Philly Dances Podcast
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From Making Skirts to Masks with Susan Ramee
Philly Dances Podcast
05/13/20 • 39 min
As the world is forced to adapt in order to stay healthy and safe due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it's important for people to find meaningful things to do. Emily Brunner talks with Susan Ramee, creator of Sajell dancewer and Masks by Sajell, about how she transitioned from making dance skirts to face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What Can We Do Now? with Jaqlin Medlock: Exploring COVID-19's Impact on Dancers
Philly Dances Podcast
04/01/20 • 22 min
As the world is forced to adapt in order to stay healthy and safe due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it's important for people to find meaningful things to do. Emily Brunner talks with Jaqlin Medlock, dancer at Stephen Petronio Company and owner of Jaqlin Medlock Photography, about how she plans to stay connected to her art during the COVID-19 shutdown.
Dancing at Home with Blanca Huertas Agnew: Exploring COVID-19's Impact on Dancers
Philly Dances Podcast
03/24/20 • 25 min
As the world is forced to adapt in order to stay healthy and safe due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it's important for dancers to find a way to keep dancing and to stay strong. Emily Brunner talks with Blanca Huertas Agnew, teacher at the School of Pennsylvania Ballet about how dancers can safely continue to exercise and work on technique at home.
What I Did With a Useless Degree
Philly Dances Podcast
02/25/20 • 9 min
How a so-called "useless" degree can turn out to be invaluable
Join Emily Brunner as she talks about all of the things she learned as a music performance major in college.
Why Do You Dance?
Philly Dances Podcast
02/04/20 • 6 min
Join Emily Brunner as she talks about what drives us to create our art and asks the question "Do we create for our audience or do we create for ourselves?"
We Are All Perfectly Imperfect
Philly Dances Podcast
01/14/20 • 7 min
The imperfections in our lives can actually give us great beauty and joy!
Join Emily Brunner as she talks about wabi sabi and shares how appreciating the imperfections in life can bring us happiness.
Music: "On Brevity" by Josh Woodward
Backstage at the Nutcracker with Wayne Ballet
Philly Dances Podcast
12/17/19 • 19 min
Let's go backstage at Wayne Ballet's Nutcracker performances to talk with some of the dancers about pointe shoes, partnering and hairspray!
Listen as Emily Brunner shares and recites "'Twas Three Weeks Before Christmas (The Nutcracker Poem)"
Music: "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" by Kevin MacLeod
'Twas Three Weeks Before Christmas (The Nutcracker Poem)
Philly Dances Podcast
12/03/19 • 4 min
Dancers, teachers, parents - this one's for you! In honor of everyone's favorite time of the year - Nutcracker! - I wrote you all a poem ;)
Listen as Emily Brunner shares and recites "'Twas Three Weeks Before Christmas (The Nutcracker Poem)"
Music: "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" by Kevin MacLeod
Dancers Helping Dancers with Blanca Huertas Agnew
Philly Dances Podcast
11/19/19 • 35 min
Blanca Huertas-Agnew, Philadelphia choreographer and dance teacher, is the founder and artistic director of the Puerto Rico Classical Dance Competition. The goal of PRCDC is to create a platform for young people in artistic development to continue their studies in professional companies with the possibility of being hired as future professionals in classical dance. It aims to provide resources through scholarships to students who exhibit extraordinary talent and assist in their development through scholarships to assist in the costly training. Today Blanca joins Emily Brunner to talk about her journey founding the competition, which will be taking place February 28th, 29th and March 1st 2020 in Puerto Rico.
In today's episode Blanca talks about:
• How ballet and Puerto Rico have been an Important part of her life
• How Hurricane Maria affected dancers' education in Puerto Rico
* How Blanca has personally seen dancers lives changed by furthering their education In universities and at intensives
• How the competition will help dancers and who the competition Is for
• The universities and school that are awarding scholarships through the competition
• How we can all help by paying It forward
Puerto Rico Classical Dance Competition website: https://prcdc.art
Click here for direct link for donation to Puerto Rico Classical Dance Competition.
Music: "On Brevity" by Josh Woodward
When Philadelphia (Finally) Felt Like Home
Philly Dances Podcast
11/05/19 • 8 min
How giving things a chance can be the key to finding a connection.
Join Emily Brunner as she shares how Philadelphia (finally!) came to feel like home.
Music: "On Brevity" by Josh Woodward
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FAQ
How many episodes does Philly Dances Podcast have?
Philly Dances Podcast currently has 14 episodes available.
What topics does Philly Dances Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Ballet, Artist, Performance, Music, Theater, Podcasts, Self-Improvement, Education, Studio, Arts, Dance and Performing Arts.
What is the most popular episode on Philly Dances Podcast?
The episode title 'From Making Skirts to Masks with Susan Ramee' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Philly Dances Podcast?
The average episode length on Philly Dances Podcast is 15 minutes.
How often are episodes of Philly Dances Podcast released?
Episodes of Philly Dances Podcast are typically released every 17 days, 21 hours.
When was the first episode of Philly Dances Podcast?
The first episode of Philly Dances Podcast was released on Aug 29, 2019.
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