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The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingEmbodiment in art, in pain and in sculpture with Melanie Cooper PenningtonIn this conversation, I am speaking with Melanie Cooper Pennington. We talk about her own fraught experience of embodiment, how art has allowed her to move pain outside of her body, and how her love of bodies has propelled her sculpture.Melanie Cooper Pennington is an interdisciplinary artist living in Bloomington, Indiana. Pennington recently had solo exhibitions at the I Fell Gallery, (Bloomington, IN), International Center for the Arts, (Monte Castello, Italy) New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art, (New Harmony, IN) and at Artlink Contemporary (Fort Wayne, IN) and was featured in group shows a...2025-05-101h 02The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingIs this podcast necessary anymore?an inquiry about how a podcast on embodiment fits within our current time. amidst wars and division. i am wondering. how do our acts of creation, of nurturing, of designing and building of gardening craft a future we long to leave our children?2025-04-1731 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingCuquis Robledo on Embodiment as Vibration. Freedom. Advocacy. Reclamation. Identity.Cuquis Robledo is a mental health counselor in Houston, TX with a passion for incorporating the arts, movement, and advocacy with her clients. Prior to her work as a counselor, Cuquis was a disability advocate and a documentarian, documenting the lives and empowering the voices of people of disabilities and other marginalized communities. Being disabled herself, specifically Cuquis is a Little Person, Cuquis takes pride in working on guiding those with and without disabilities to find their voices and find ways to create empowerment in their lives. Born in a Cuban-American family, Cuquis grew up learning Latin dance when she was t...2024-12-101h 15The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingDance as world making through attention and volition with Rebecca Barnstaple PhDRebecca Barnstaple is a dance researcher and clinician who brings dance therapy to people with chronic pain, Parkinson's Disease and Alzheimer's disease. As a postdoctoral fellow at York University in Toronto, Rebecca conducts research on the neurbiological effects of dance on health and disease. 2024-10-241h 04
Hemispherics#71: El modelo de competición interhemisférica a examenEn el episodio de hoy, describimos el modelo de competición interhemisférica, base de algunas técnicas de estimulación cerebral no invasiva y exponemos las críticas y modelos alternativos en la actualidad para explicar esa relación entre hemisferios cerebrales y la relación con la recuperación motora tras un ictus.
1. Di Pino, G., Pellegrino, G., Assenza, G., Capone, F., Ferreri, F., Formica, D., Ranieri, F., Tombini, M., Ziemann, U., Rothwell, J. C., & Di Lazzaro, V. (2014). Modulation of brain plasticity in stroke: a novel model for neurorehabilitation. Nature reviews. Neurology, 10(10), 597–608. https://doi.org/10.1038/nrneurol.2014.162 (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.n...2024-10-1935 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingEmbodiment as relationship to changing self with Kristina FlutyIn this conversation, Kristina traces ways her own body and development interfaced with limitations of the dance world, and how she has found home in practices of intenttionally dismantling harmful conditioning and building movement from a posture of love and seeking pleasure in the body. Kristina talks about the therapeutic dance certificate offered through EEIC and the honor of facilitating the unique artistry of each person's unique and changing embodied expression. Kristina states, "we will never know everything about the body. We have to come in here with respect for the mystery of, of all the processes that are...2024-09-221h 10
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio Show w/Tina E.(Best Part) Smooth Jazz Weekend w/Tina E.Whether you're unwinding after a long day, hosting a gathering of friends, or simply seeking a musical escape, the Smooth Jazz Weekend is here to fulfill your cravings for smooth, groovy melodies.Set 1:Gerry Smoot-Let's DanceIsaac Norris ft. Nathan Mitchell-Dancing On AirCory DuJuan-Gulf Coast BreezeBob Baldwin -Turn Up The PositiveJazmin Ghent-UpgradeSet 2:Kim Scott-Best PartTheresa Grayson-It Never Rains In Southern CaliforniaJef Kearns-Body PartyBrendan Rothwell-Now's The Time...2024-08-2200 min
Making Cents of MoneyEpisode 88: Financial Wellness ConceptsFrom financial literacy to financial capability -and everything in between - we explain key terms related to financial well-being in our latest episode of Making Cents of Money!
Show Notes:
Find out your financial well-being (CFPB): https://www.consumerfinance.gov/consumer-tools/financial-well-being/
Some Research on Financial Terms:
De Bruijn, E. J., & Antonides, G. (2022). Poverty and economic decision making: a review of scarcity theory. Theory and Decision, 92(1), 5-37.
Johnson, E., & Sherraden, M. S. (2007). From financial literacy to financial capability among youth. J. Soc. & Soc. Welfare, 34, 119.
Lee, J. M., Lee, J., & Kim, K. T. (2020). Consumer financial well-being: Knowledge is not enough. Journal...2024-07-2918 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingPoetry and authenticity with TārāvajrīIn this conversation, I am speaking with Tārāvajrī. Leslie McCormick (Taravajri) is a somatic creative, licensed somatic psychotherapist, registered dance movement therapist, poet, and ordained Dharmacharini with the Triratna Buddhist Order.
In this conversation we discuss poetry as companion, our shared love of our teacher, Zoe Avstreih, and the phenomena of touch and sound in authentic movement.
Tārāvajrī is passionate about embodiment as political resistance: moving from the inside-out and supporting movers into loving relationship with their authentic somatic expression, she denies the patriarchal gaze, fights sexual consumerism, and disappoints Eurocentric, anthropocentric, and heteronormative expectations; instead, she ce...2024-07-201h 12The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingAshley Fargnoli on international practices of dance/movement therapy and overcoming burnoutAshley Fargnoli is a dance/movement therapist, a licensed psychotherapist, a dance performer, a choreographer, a film maker, a researcher, and a Fullbright scholar.
In this conversation, we explore the multicultural origins of embodiment and the ways in which parts of ourselves and are accessed and healed through different styles of dance. Ashley describes working with a performance as therapy model, the importance of creative process in the life of a therapist and also reflects on belonging as a function of participation within a dance community.
For more information, visit Ashley's website: https://ashleyfargnoli.com/2024-06-011h 06
Follow ME OneFollow ME One - Ed 353Playlist:
Juan Carlos Mendoza – Luna Laughs
David Margam – Serenity (Ft. Roberto Vazquez)
Antonio Gomez – Carmen del Agua
Brendan Rothwell – Solitude
Kim Scott – Like Butter (Ft. Jeff Ryan)
Dennis Murphy – Wichita Lineman (Ft. Eddie M.)
Gino Goss – Sula (Ft. Kat Barry)
Brian Simpson – Barcelona
Hubert Eaves lV – Get Up (Ft. Najee)
Aaron McCoy – Next Level
Debbie Spring – Have l got a Deal for You
Kim Maiden – Dayspring
LaShawn D. Gary – Everything You`re Looking For (Ft.Penny Wells)
Lin Rountree – Think Of Me (Ft. Jessica - Jolia)
Brad Alexander – lt Gets Better And Better
Nathan Mitchell – Queen (Ft. Ragan Whitside)
Adam Hawley – Sanctify
Jayson Tipp –...2024-04-011h 43
Life = Choices; Choices = LifeMental Freedom with Mary Rothwell In this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing another of our aspiring Mental Freedom practitioners, Mary Rothwell. We discuss her experiences with her own Mental Freedom Experience, as well as the exciting things that are happening with the people she is facilitating through their own Mental Freedom Experience. I just love talking about Mental Freedom and if you, or anyone you know, is interested in having your own Mental Freedom Experience, the first step is to take our complimentary Mental Freedom Masterclass.2024-02-2232 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingEmbodiment as response with Molly ShanahanMolly Shanahan is a Canadian-born, U.S.-based choreographer and dancer, educator, thinker, and writer about movement, body, and healing.
She makes dances.
She supports movers in reinhabiting their own bodies in relationship with other movers, prioritizing deep exploration of movement and inquiry into what human experience and response drives our movement choices, especially within the phenomenon of being seen.
For more information about Molly's teaching, performances, writings, and experience, visit https://www.mollyshanahanspiralbody.com/about2024-02-201h 03The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingEmbodiment as inquiry with Amber Elizabeth Gray: How am I, in this flesh and blood and love, a part of everything?In this conversation, Dr. Amber Elizabeth L. Gray asks a series of questions, which deepen us into the question of embodiment and its function to sensitize us to one another and cultivate respect and reciprocity within the more than human world.
Dr. Gray is a Dance/Movement Therapist, Somatic & Human Rights Psychotherapist, and long-time yoga and Continuum teacher. She works with survivors of war, torture, human rights abuses and historical trauma and oppression, in the US and in active and post conflict zones, refugee camps, and disasters. Equally activist, artist, advocate, author, mystic and therapist, her clinical, healing, educational a...2024-01-191h 32The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingIntroduction to 6th Season of The Return to Embodiment 2024In this podcast, I reflect on time spent in the middle of the night with a green sea turtle in the southern great barrier reef, witnessing her toil and labor and eventually, without completing the work of laying her eggs, return to the ocean.
I am aware that this podcast itself is a digging a nest, a gathering together stories, and perhaps it will in this new year expand beyond my voice and vision as we adapt into a future not yet imagined.
Thank you Josie Rothwell for the mandolin song, "Going Across The Sea"
Thank you for listening.2024-01-1008 min
The Smooth Jazz Kitchen with Chef Bruce BuegeThe Smooth Jazz Kitchen with Bruce Buege - Lazy Sunset00:00 Jon Gilutin - Happy People00:05 Justin Klunk feat David Benoit - Coastline Sunset00:09 Karen Devroop - Selfless00:12 Andre Ward feat Chantel Hampton - Don't Ask My Neighbors00:16 Nathan & Noah East - My Favorite Things00:22 Brendan Rothwell - This Is The Love00:25 Boney James - It's All Good (Bonus Remix)00:28 Jonathan Butler - Bon Appétit00:33 Jamie Woon - Sharpness00:36 Reggie Griffin & Smooth Island Jazz feat Ginai - Harvest Of Rainbows00:42 Rick Braun & Richard Elliot - The Stranger00:48 Lisa Addeo - Mistletoe & Holly00:50 Carlos Cannon - Submission00:54 P...2023-12-271h 57The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingRoman Baca on dance as a way to reconnect military veterans to themselves and to their broader communities.In this conversation, I am speaking with Román Baca. Román is a U.S. Marine Iraq war veteran as well as the co-founder and artistic director of Exit12 Dance Company in New York City.
Román was invited to do a TEDx talk in San Antonio in 2013 (https://youtu.be/EjwFMgsQmBI). When I learned of his work, I took the opportunity to visit New York to see his company rehearse and talk with him about his vision.
Since then, Román has been a recipient of a Fulbright Award, completed an MFA at the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music an...2023-12-1357 min
Macabre LondonThe Troubling Case Of Nicola Bulley | Strange Sighting In The Philippines | Weird & Wonderful 20232023 was quite the year of weird news so I figured it would be fun to go back over it, month by month to regale some of the stranger stories from the year. I'll be spreading this out over a few episodes before the end of 2023 like a cathartic cleansing ritual, so if you’re new here, make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss out when the next one is released. Today's stories from February:Mystery Manananggal SightingThe Disappearance of Nicola Bulley & mishandling of the caseBob...2023-12-0621 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingKamaharia Hopkins on embodiment as individual and cosmic phenomenaKamahria Hopkins, is a therapist, coach and consultant who offers "online therapy for the modern mystic." Kamahria integrates somatic and transpersonal practices including dance therapy and psychological tarot/astrology. In this conversation, Kamahria shares about her work in hospice, as a doula, and as a journalist and how these roles have prepared her to work with clients to reignite their magic and realign their body, mind and spirit. 2023-07-0639 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingSelena Coburne on embodiment as terrifying but necessary in practice, in ethics and in differenceIn this conversation, I am speaking with Selena Coburn BC-DMT, LMHC, LCPC, who is currently serving as the ADTA Standards and Ethics Chair. We discuss the challenges the ADTA is facing as an organization and how the change and growth often involve discomfort and negotiating difference. Selena is a mental health and dance/movement therapist in Great Falls, Montana and an adjunct professor at Lesley University. She is a descendent of Blackfeet, Klamath, Cree, and Pitt River tribes. She earned her BFA in Dance from SUNY Purchase College in Purchase, NY. Selena's dance/movement therapy training includes the 92nd Street...2023-06-161h 14The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingLisa Clark on the pedagogy of embodiment as creative practice of wonderment moving us from the studio into the world.As a student of art, yoga and Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen's Body-Mind Centering® work since the 1980's, Lisa Clark describes the how the creative process aligns with embodiment as a practice that begins in subtle movement, incubated with patient curiosity, and expands to engage the myriad relationships within and beyond the body. She describes how this lemniscape of self, other, and the broader world apply both within and beyond the studio.
Lisa offers both online and in person learning opportunities to bring fresh persepective and depth to your movement practices. https://www.lisaclarkyoga.com/2023-05-011h 02
The Delta FlyersNightingaleIn loving memory of John EspinosaYour light shines bright throughout the infinite cosmos.The Delta Flyers is a weekly Star Trek: Voyager rewatch & recap podcast hosted by Garrett Wang & Robert Duncan McNeill. Each week Garrett and Robert will rewatch an episode of Voyager starting at the very beginning. This week’s episode is Nightingale. Garrett and Robbie recap and discuss the episode, and share their insight as series regulars.Nightingale:Power goes to Harry Kim's head when he takes command as captain of a crippled alien ship un...2023-04-171h 22The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingLauren Peterson on dance for every body, repatterning criticism for joy.In this conversation, I am speaking with Lauren Elise Peterson, a dance therapist and body image coach who uses beginner friendly dance to help people feel confident in their own skin. She combats the messages that emphasize the need to change the body: to tighten, to diminish, to take up less space, to be more like the virtual avatars we are often bombarded by in our social media. Instead, she invites folks to inhabit the body with a focus on what feels interesting, pleasureful or curious. She offers gentle, easily modified movements that build a vocabulary for movement in the...2023-04-041h 05The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingEmbodiment through dance education both as preparation for life and joyful participation within community.In this conversation, I am speaking with Lea, owner and executive director of Body Language Studio and Jeromeskee, co-director and creator of Body Rock Breaking, a championship breaking training program. We talk about the origins of their passion for dance, their past successes professsionally and how they currently channel their experience to prioritize joy, authenticity and leadership through dance education at Body Language Studio. These values also undergird their parenting and support them in cultivating community of excellence and celebration of all students, regardless of age, gender or body type.
If you are interested in learning more about their dance...2023-03-201h 03The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingEbony Nichols on dance in community, Africanist aesthetic in movement, and showing up in a way that honors the ancestors.In this conversation, I am speaking with Ebony Nichols. Ebony is a somatic mental health and wellness practitioner, Board Certified Dance/Movement Psychotherapist, Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, licensed cosmetologist, and entrepreneur. She completed her Bachelor of Arts at The College of New Rochelle in psychology and a Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a specialization in Dance/Movement Therapy. She was awarded the presidential scholarship to attend Lesley University's Doctorate program in Counseling and Psychology: Transformative Leadership, Education and Applied Research, where she plans to continue her research and work rooted in cultural/race identity, trauma-informed healing c...2023-02-2551 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingArtistic directors of Khecari, Julia & Jonathan, on embodiment as art making creative process of difference and collaborationIn this conversation, I am speaking with Julia Rae Antonick and Jonathan Meyer, executive & artistic directors of Khecari (https://www.khecari.org/). Khecari ‘creates dance works furthering the transformative power of live bodies witnessing live bodies and advocates for the essential role of art within society, of dance within the arts, and of all artists working within the dance ecosystem.’
Please, visit their website, see the images and videos, and read about their vision. Better yet, experience them perform. And in doing participate in art that engages and transforms.2023-02-141h 06The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingWelcome to the 5th Season of the Return to EmbodimentIn this new season of the Return to Embodiment, I am delighted to share the treasures of these conversations, wistfully holding them as a garden from which I ask: take what nourishes & leave for the compost heap what is not for you. May we explore the pathways that lead towards curiosity and delight and hope. Forgive any parts that show up clumsily with mismatched socks. We are but these brief moments.2023-02-0109 min
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Kim and Ket Stay Alive... MaybeEp. 226 Silent Night (2012): “The Tale of the Two Thousand Eighties”Kim told Ket about our second Patron pick of the season: Silent Night from 2012… or the 80’s. We’re unclear. Kim and Ket decide to pick up new weapons for this one. Ket, a scythe. And Kim… well, duh. A Chainsaw. Jaime King gives a tour de force performance in a real turd pie. And Malcolm McDowell ate every single set piece there was. Most importantly, we’ll learn if Ket will live or die in Silent Night (2012)Dir. Steven C. MillerWriter Jayson RothwellSupport the girls on PATREON at: www.p...2022-12-142h 22The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingAndy Mangin on embodiment as preparation for the actor, as collective organism, and as delight found in woodcraft.In this conversation, we talk about embodiment from the perspective of acting practice, examining our shared roots in an acting community and the applications and understandings that grew from those roots. Andy reflects on how the creation of the treatre is a humanizing force, which connects people to themselves and others, crafts shared story and community. Andy Mangin has been at Wheaton since 2005, teaching students how to produce theater in a liberal arts environment. He manages the productions, designs and builds sets, acts, teaches and directs. Some of Andy's favorites have been Will Eno's Middletown and Tony Kushner's The Illusion. He...2022-12-0652 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingAlicia Patterson on transforming women's health through embodied consentIn this conversation, I am speaking with Alicia Patterson. Alicia is a dance/movement therapist, a somatic therapist and a massage therapist trained in abdominal and pelvic massage. Deep wounding exists in this area, both personal and collective. The womb and the root have been exploited, neglected, and denied education and support. Shame too often silences desperately needed conversations, and teaches people to over-ride, endure and numb rather than respect, own or understand their own body cues.
In this personal interview, Alicia traces the origins of her interest in this work, shares about her own resistance to step...2022-11-1750 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingCameron Ayala & Shannon Suoffoletto on coaching the competitive adaptive athelete after an amputation using bartenieff fundamentalsIn this conversation I talk with Cameron Ayala and Shannon Suffoletto about their work together after Cam's recent above-knee amputation. We discuss Cam's childhood diagnosis on Lymphadema, his athletic drive, and the support he found through Shannon's bodymindcombine sessions.
In 2001, Cam was diagnosed with primary lymphedema that has affected his right leg since he was 11-years old. Despite several bouts of infection and over 17 surgical procedures, Cam continues to fight through the daily challenges that this disease presents even with his recent above-knee-amputation. He was put in the public spotlight in 2019 as a contestant on ABC’s The Bachelorette and Bachelo...2022-10-2656 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingDeanna James on religious trauma, racial injustice and the way embodiment may provide an access point for deconstruction and wisdom.Deanna James is a Licensed Professional Counselor, a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist and a Registered Dance and Movement Therapist. She has worked with clients with Eating Disorders, Trauma, Mood disorders and life adjustment issues for over 15 years, incorporating the creative arts therapies, internal family systems therapy and cognitive behavioral therapies in a holistic approach to healing. Deanna obtained her Master of Arts in Dance Movement Therapy and Counseling from Columbia College Chicago and has completed level I training in the Internal Family Systems model of therapy. She combines evidence-based approaches with creative interventions, specializing in the treatment of eating d...2022-10-041h 02The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingAmarillis Vazquez on embodiment as access point for cycles of disintegration and renewal.In this conversation, I am speaking with Amarillis Vazquez, president of the Puerto Rican chapter of the American Dance Therapy Association. Amarillis Studied Dance Movement Therapy at Columbia College Chicago from 2001-2003. She has a Post Degree in Play Therapy and is candidate for a Doctorate in Transpersonal Psychology with concentration in Consciousness and Creative Studies at Sofia University. She wasrecognized as the Outstanding Professional by the ADTA in 2021.
In her 15+ years as a Dance Movement Therapist she has worked with several populations with conditions such as autism, behavioral problems, domestic violence, anxiety disorders, PTSD, trauma, children of the state, a...2022-09-131h 19The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingErica Hornthal on her book Body AwareERICA HORNTHAL is a licensed clinical professional counselor, board-certified dance/movement therapist, and the CEO and founder of Chicago Dance Therapy. Since graduating with her MA in Dance/Movement Therapy and Counseling from Columbia College Chicago, Erica has worked with thousands of patients aged 3-107. Known as “The Therapist Who Moves You,” Hornthal is changing the way people see movement with regard to mental health. In this conversation, we explore embodiment from the perpective of those without words, those whose voices and expression are through their bodies. Erica describes the inspiration for her book and the honor of supporting those older...2022-08-2358 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingMariah Lefeber on supervision, peer consultation and the ongoing resource of "the big x"In this conversation, I am speaking with Mariah LeFeber. Mariah's doctoral research explores how supervision occurs within dance/movement therapy education. We discuss some of her findings, aspects that make dance/movement therapy unique in the world of supervision, and the richness found in returning to roots, to mentors, and to our own breath. For more information on publications, clinical offerings and trainings, visit http://www.mariahlefeber.com/ To support the labor of love that is The Return to Embodiment, visit https://www.patreon.com/returntoembodiment2022-08-0255 min
Let's Go To Court!Dippin' Dots & the Disappearance of Jennifer RothwellHate ads? The entire LGTC catalog is available ad-free on Patreon!
In the year of our Lord 1987, a microbiologist named Curt Jones blessed us with the invention of Dippin’ Dots. The nation’s theme parks were never the same. But with success comes thievin’ bitches. (Or just… regular competition, depending on how you look at it.) Curt decided to protect his patent. In doing so, he found himself in a lengthy and costly legal battle. T’was a rocky road.
Then Brandi tells us about Beau Rothwell, who is somehow even douchier than his name suggests. Beau was un...2022-07-272h 24
The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingSusan Aposhan on embodied spiritualityIn this conversation, I am speaking with Susan Aposhan. As a student of Bonnie Baimbridge Cohen's body mind centering work, Susan formed one of the first somatic psychology programs in the United States in the 1990's at Naropa University. In addition, Susan has authored three books, Body-Mind Psychotherapy, Natural Intelligence, and the most recent, Heart Open, Body Awake, which is the culmination of decades of research, learning and practice. For more information on trainings in body mind psychotherapy, books, or to join an online embodied spirituality class, visit https://susanaposhyan.com/
Through the pace of the conversation, an invitation into pres...2022-07-1244 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingJulie Brannen on burlesque, shewolf and liberation through performanceIn this conversation, I am speaking with Julie Brannen. Julie's mission is to restore, rewild, + reunite humanity with nature via the avenues of creativity, community, education, health + wellness.
Her greatest joy comes from guiding folks into an organic + compassionate practice of fiercely approaching vulnerability + embodying whole-hearted living. Her goal is to create brave, inclusive spaces in order to allow for radiant expression, courageous liberation, + uplifting connection.
Currently, as a performing artist, she shares her self-love journey in the form of burlesque + erotic dance as persona Frann Fatale. As a somatic counselor + dance/movement therapist, she is...2022-06-211h 19The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingKyle Koch on the art of belonging to the worldKyle Koch is a former IT software technician turned nature nerd. Since leaving the office in 2011, Kyle has dedicated his life to helping others reconnect with the natural world. He has been facilitating transformative experiences in nature for almost a decade: inspiring youth and adults to connect to their gifts through experiential play and natural curiosity. Kyle has taught nature connection skills to all ages in a multitude of environments all over North America. When not instructing, you can find him exploring ways to deepen his connection with himself, others, and the Earth. Kyle offers retreats focused on cultivating c...2022-05-311h 24The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingJamila Kinney on mindfulness, letting go of perfectionism and exploring the neighborhood of what is.Jamila Kekulah Kinney (she/they) is the creator of The Moving Soul, a holistic movement practice that utilizes curiosity, focus and self observation to explore body awareness, body conditioning, and self-inquiry. Jamila's multifacted body and movement training includes GYROTONIC® & GYROKINESIS® methods, Pilates, dance, dance/movement therapy, mindfulness training, somatic meditation, Reiki, yoga and Zen Shiatsu. As a life long learner they believe that "uncovering the gifts of being human can occur through developing a relationship to self through mindfulness and the body." In our conversation, Jamila begins by describing her embodiment as originating through suffering and pain; in order to man...2022-05-2448 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingDamien Norris on personal and collective rewildingIn this interview, I am speaking with Damien Norris, who I met at an Evolve Move Play retreat in Washington in Fall of 2021. We were placed in a group together, called the Vikings, and shared interests drew us into conversation about how embodiment within nature can combine to transform individual and collective experience and perspective. Damien is completing a PhD at Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada that explores the links between human movement, philosophy (phenomenology), embodiment, nature connection and human wellness. In his twenties Damien retired from a career in elite gymnastics and began working as a community development an...2022-05-101h 54The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingKristin Mennona on body as vessel, as animal, as legacy.Kristen Mennona is a licensed professional counselor, a board-certified dance/movement therapist, a certified eating disorder specialist (CEDS), a registered yoga instructor (RYT 200) and a BTTI trained clinician for pediatric OCD. Kristen owns Nurture Family Counseling LLC, a counseling practice designed to treat pediatric eating disorders, ocd and anxiety within the context of the family. Kristen is offering a course through EEIC titled "Pediatric OCD and Eating Disorders: A DMT Approach to Evidence Based Interventions" for clinicians and aspiring dance/movement therapists. She also hosts an Instagram account called, “The_Body_As” to inspire others to work on body image ac...2022-04-1254 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingMarissa Voytenko on encaustic painting, creation as a practice of prayer and the simple joy of colorMarissa Voytenko seeks to bring comfort and beauty through her paintings and sculptures. Marissa has been painting with encaustic, a molten wax medium, for over a decade. In this conversation, Marissa shares about how her art practice is a practice of meditation, of prayer in which she holds within her consciosuness the suffering in our world as she creates. Although our conversation took place before the invasion of the Ukraine, where she lived for three years and has many loved ones, her current instagram shares about her art process during the current tragedies of the war. She is selling art...2022-03-2234 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingDavid Wallace Haskins on art as transformative force of interrelational beholding.David is a contemporary artist who creates sculptures, installations and archetectural experiences that usher the participant into deeper awareness of themselves, others, and the world we share. David describes the origins and theoretical underpinnings of his passion for art and music as encounters of meaning and awakening, of his practice of creating spaces of comfort as a child. He also speaks about bringing the sky down to earth with his ongoing Skycube series- the latest of which is part of his current artist residency and ongoing exhibition activating the 60 acres surrounding Mies van der Rohe’s internationally celebrated mid-century glass home: the...2022-03-151h 49The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingGrace Bella Harman on grief as life skill and source of sacred transformationIn this conversation, I am speaking with Grace Bella Harman LPC, R-DMT, an embodied grief guide. Grace traces the origins of her pull to this work, sharing her own experiences of loss and transformation have equipped her to trust that grieving is a sacred process that requires the intentional engagement of the body. Grace holds sacred space for people to utilize their bodies to move through, process and ultimately be transformed by their grief. In fact, her facilitation is driven by the belief that your body is the most primary, vital and intelligent resource for navigating the waters of g...2022-02-2258 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingMelissa Walker on sex therapy, erotic bodyfulness, belly dancing, and cooking the conversation of consentIn this conversation, I am speaking with Melissa Walker MA, LPC, R-DMT about the integration of the worlds of somatic psychotherapy, dance/movement therapy and sex therapy. Melissa takes us along her personal journey of how a full body "yes," arose in relation to witnessing bellydance as a teenager, which propelled her on the path that lead to publishing of her book, Whole Body Sex: Somatic sex therapy and the lost language of the erotic body in January 2021. Melissa describes the importance of cultivating safe-enough space for conversations and experiences to unwind the harmful conditioning that has been inherited f...2022-01-251h 37The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingThe 4th Season of the Return to EmbodimentIn the fourth season of the podcast, I am so delighted to share the ongoing conversation that inspire and enlighten me, specifically for this episode the importance of ecological belonging. This season the podcast is full of conversational inqueries about how the lived experience of our bodies informs the essence of how we understand our lives and our being within the world. Welcome and thank you for joining us. 2022-01-1912 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingPaul Sevett on the luxury of embodied learning and the decision to decline the role of president of the ADTA.In this conversation, I am speaking with Paul Sevett BC-DMT, LICSW. When Paul was elected president of the ADTA in 2017, I reached out to him to have a conversation about taking on this role, but our conversation was delayed as 2020 unfolded and Paul decided to step down from the role of president. This year I had a chance to sit down with him to hear his experience. Paul has been studying dance/movement therapy for over fourty years, and in our conversation, he speaks to the experience of being a man in a field that is predominantly female, and the e...2021-12-2953 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingA question of dance therapy & sexualityThis summer, someone asked me a question: 'can dance therapy help with sexuality?' I realized this is probably a question many people have wanted to ask, but none have had the courage to ask me before. So, I decided to reflect and offer this musing. First of all, I am not a sex therapist, but next season we will be interviewing a sex therapist, so please stay tuned! Secondly, I have agonized over my wording, because quite honestly, I tend to be private about this conversation. However, I am determined to hold inquiries about embodiment with the care and...2021-12-1307 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingSusan Imus on the work of creating language as scaffolding for the field of dance/movement therapy.In this conversation, I am speaking with Susan Imus MA, LCPC, BC-DMT, GL-CMA, about her attempts to create language and theoretical scaffolding for the field of dance/movement therapy. Susan was motivated by a question: how does dance/movement therapy work? In her most recent article, Creating Breeds Creating. In H. Wentgrower and S. Chaiklin (Eds), Dance and Creativity Within Dance Movement Therapy: International Perspectives. Susan suggests several models for understanding the work of dance/movement therapy including Nine Funamental Mechanisms, A-FECT Model of Aesthetics and Culture, and The Continuum of Interdisciplinary Approaches. Susan writes about how the field of d...2021-11-261h 05The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingDr. Angela Grayson on rootedness, bridging between cultures and envisioning a way forward.In her definition of embodiment, Dr. Angela Grayson connects to rootedness through both African and Native American ancestors as well as each of her grandmothers, highlighting also how embodiment is a manifestation of spirit and ancestory and a culmination of all the experiences that have choreographed into the present moment.
Dr. Angela Grayson is a Clinical Psychologist, a Licensed Professional Counselor, a Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist, Executive Stress Management Coach and a Licensed Minister of Dance. In her private practice, Angela seeks to enhance the quality of life through verbal and nonverbal creative expression, as well as, educate, support an...2021-11-131h 00The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingChad Alcorn on integration, healing, and the bluesChad Alcorn PsyD is the first clinical psychologist with whom I shared my early understandings of dance/movement therapy as a graduate student, which have grown into the deep knowing found in this podcast. He has been a steadfast encourager of my professional development, and even of this podcast as a practice of inquiry. Chad's clinical training includes Adlerian psychology, Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy, EMDR, ACT and mindfulness practices. Chad prioritizes the cultivation of a holding environment within which clients can grow through the implicit experience of a healing relationship.
When Chad was diagnosed with stomach cancer at the end of 2...2021-09-2150 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingRhonda Kelloway on embodiment as how we relate to the environment, learn and connect.Rhonda Kelloway LCSW MBA SEP recognizes the potential for healing found in the body as a profound and wise guide and teacher. Advanced trainings in both EMDR and Somatic Experiencing, equip Rhonda to offer gentle and effective treatments for trauma resolution. In addition to over 20 years of professional training and practice, Rhonda has experienced the healing of therapy, support groups and body-energy work, and thereby offers hope from her own experience as well as her professional training. A life of joy can be created, even in the face of challenges.2021-08-2343 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingSarahi Lay Trigo on the inquiry and art of dance as healingSarahi Lay Trigo is a dancer, researcher, and film maker. After a sudden illness in 2008 left her immobile, with a prognosis that she would never walk again, Sarahi's love of dance provided both inspiration and a concrete practice for reinhabiting and rehabilitating her body. With the support and love of her family, Sarahi began to move, to speak, and to dance again. Through that experience, Sarahi recognized movement as essential, to survive, to shift out of immobility into life and to generate hope. During onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Sarahi once again felt immobilized, this time out of fear and...2021-08-0243 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingSeason 3 of Return to EmbodimentIn this season of the return to embodiment, I welcome you into another season of conversations about embodiment, trusting that learning and knowing in this area is never finished yet many of us dont realize all that we know because we do not take the time to notice. This year has been one of deceleration, of stalling out, of grieving, of relocating, and retreating from the pressure to create on a time line disconnected from an embodied sense of timing. Although this introductory musing was created in June, I wasnt prepared to publish until July. Yet, in reclaiming my se...2021-07-2511 min
Endeavours Radio298 - Jerry Rothwell; Gary DourdanJerry Rothwell is an award-winning documentary filmmaker whose previous works include Deep Water, Donor Unknown, How To Change The World, Sour Grapes, and his latest - The Reason I Jump, an adaptation of the book of the same name written by Naoki Higashida and translated by David Mitchell. Expanding on the source material's premise, it tells the story of five neurodiverse, non-speaking autistics and the tools they use to communicate, in an immersive, cinematic and sensory experience. The film is available on Kino Marquee starting January 8th.
Gary Dourdan is probably best known for his role on...2021-01-081h 01
Endeavours Radio298 - Jerry Rothwell; Gary DourdanJerry Rothwell is an award-winning documentary filmmaker whose previous works include Deep Water, Donor Unknown, How To Change The World, Sour Grapes, and his latest - The Reason I Jump, an adaptation of the book of the same name written by Naoki Higashida and translated by David Mitchell. Expanding on the source material's premise, it tells the story of five neurodiverse, non-speaking autistics and the tools they use to communicate, in an immersive, cinematic and sensory experience. The film is available on Kino Marquee starting January 8th.Gary Dourdan is probably best known for his...2021-01-081h 02The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingJeff Gilbert on ecotrauma, waking up, and reclaiming our birthrightThere are times when a teacher offers perpective you cannot find on your own. If one listens, with an open mind, an open body, in this episode, Jeff walks us through his journey into the richest ecosystem on earth, the Amazon River basin. He describes the dieta, his apprenticeship with the plants and the Shaman, including the hardship as well as the joy, weaving observations of his changing self in relationship with the environments within which he finds himself. Jeff's journey has lead him to integrate his past experiences and study including dance/movement therapy, organizational development, and bodywork with hi...2020-12-2059 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingHona Backstrom on practice as essential to becoming a practitioner, acupressure points to manage fear, and embodiment as a foundation for health.Hona Backstom is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, and a board certified acupuncturist and herbalist. Hona shares about how her experience of dance was seminal in finding within a sense of embodiment. She speaks about embodiment on seveal levels: pesonal, professional and from a Chinese medicine perspective. She also provides some gentle guidance into acupressure points that help with curbing fear, during this pandemic.
Hona reminds us that illness manifests differently in different bodies, so embodiment as a practice of conscious connection and observation of ones own body, is an essential part of empowering both health and wellbeing. Hon...2020-11-2039 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingPeggy Hackney on aliveness, change and the red rocks of Snow CanyonPeggy Hackney is co-founder of Integrated Movement Studies (www.imsmovement.com) and teaches in their Laban/Bartenieff Certificate Program. As a registered somatic movement therapist (ISMETA), a certified massage therapist, and a teacher of labanotation, Peggy Hackney has been working in the world of movement and embodiment for over fifty years. She teaches globally and has written the seminal book "Making Connections: Total body integration through Bartenieff fundamentals" which was inspired and formed by the almost fifteen years she worked alongside Irmgard Bartenieff, who shared the motto: "Constant Change is Here to Stay." Peggy acknowledges the source and practices which su...2020-11-0658 min
DJ KLAXSStyle FloorTRACKLIST :
1. BLACK WHITE & KANE LANE Beautiful
2. DON DIABLO feat BRANDO Congratulations
3. LIKA MORGAN Hit Me
4. ARNO COST & NORMAN DORAY Darlin
5. FAMBA feat KYRA MASTRO Storm
6. FORT ARKANSAS You And Me
7. MAXIMALS feat CHAD KOWAL What Are We Waiting For
8. MEDUZA feat SHELLS Born To Love
9. MOKSI feat HAJ Fade Away
10. CALIPPO Down On Me
11. DON DIABLO WE Are Love
12. KESHA Raising Hell ( Steve James Remix )
13. MALAA Bling Bling ( Bart B More Remix )
14. 3LAU & SHAUN FRANK feat GRABBITZ At night
15. A-HA Take On me ( DeepDelic...2020-09-221h 43The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingCameron Scott on breath, heart and flyfishingIn this conversation, I am discussing with Cameron Scott his journey of recovery and moving towards authenticity, wholeness and hope. Cameron is an outdoorsman, a fly fishing guide, a white water rafting guide and a custom home builder. Cameron finds great satisfaction in his work as a life coach with a focus on helping men to step into the life they want with more balance, worthiness and truth. In 2018, Cameron shares about his journey of transformation in a TEDxBigSky talk: The Journey Within: A Story of Transformation. For more information, please visit: https://cameronscottcoaching.com/ Cameron embodies courage and comp...2020-09-1851 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingLearning, grieving and seeking justiceAs we recognize and respond to the ongoing inequities and violence in American society, this episode offers a personal exploration of how the harms of racism and injustice are embodied and impact my ability to hold space. What does it mean to hold space for learning and change, to cultivate spaces that can acknowledge the traumas of our history and our present moment, to create spaces that propell actions of equity and justice for all of us? WIth gratitude to all who model the beauty of holding space for grief, for compassion, for growth and for transformation. A special thank you...2020-09-1115 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingMonica Peri and Ignacio Lavalle on PsicotangoPsicotango is dance therapy born from tango culture in Buenos Aires. Ignacio Lavalle and Monica Peri are both students of Rodolfo Dinzel, the tango dancer, developer of a choreographic notation system, and theorist who first described the healing powers of the tango and urged them to research the healing power of tango for themselves.
Monica Peri is a journalist, broadcaster and milonguera as well as a coordinator of classes in psicotango. Monica's research into tango and its relationship with psychoanalysis has lead to the book Tango: un abrazo sanador.
Born in Buenos Aires, Ignaicio Lavalle is...2020-06-2642 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingThe Embrace as shared by Luz de Olano through the Argentinian tangoIn a time of social distance due to Corona virus, Luz de Olano reminds us of the tenderness and beauty found in the embrace. Luz is a tango dancer and a tango singer who has performed internationally. Luz teaches tango with a playfulness that promotes ease in the learning process, and she provides tours of milongas throughout Buenos Aires. Luz has studied psicotango with Monica Peri and offers insight into how tango teaches embodiment for the individual and the collective. Luz can be found on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/LuzdeOla) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/luzdeola/?igshid=1k0nq...2020-06-0541 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingDeirdre Fay on gaining access to ones' own self and finding bliss underneath the mind chatterDeirdre Fay MSW, LICSW invites us to trust the process of reinvention that occurs throughout life and is occuring now. She encourages us to slow down and to differentiate between what is the past coming into the present through thoughts, feelings or sensations, and what is truly happening now. In the book, Attachment Based Yoga and Meditation for Trauma Recovery, Deirdre draws connections between ancient yogic wisdom and contemporary attachment theory, integrated with decades of knowledge derived from her own and her clients' real lived experience. With gentle hope, Deirdre suggests we may build a different story, and find more ful...2020-05-1541 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingLisaura Lozada-Goode on embodiment as cultural phenomenonLisaura Lozada-Goode is a licensed clinical professional counselor, dance/movement therapist, and partner dance instructor. Through her private practice, Drawing Closer Counseling and Wellness, she helps couples and adults create safe bonds and develop thriving relationships through couples counseling, individual therapy and dance/movement therapy. Lisaura completed an Externship in Emotionally Focused Therapy, and uses this modality in her work with couples.
Lisaura sees partner dancing as a creative, fun, and fruitful way to support wellness, where socialization, safe contact, and joy can be practiced. She offers a private format for couples called Therapeutic Partner Dance, where...2020-05-0151 min
Follow ME OneFollow me 876.com Ed. 184 “For a New Golden Dawn”In today's Radio Show we will raise your spirits with the best music you can listen to. Pedro Carretero offers us 150 minutes with this musical selection
Playlist:
Groove For Thought - Human Nature
Nils - When I Think Of You-Blues 4 You -Sunny Day Mix 2-
Blake Aaron - Daylight
David Garfield Feat G.Albright-R.Braun - Sweetness
Skip Bauchman - Funky 21
Nick Colionne - Let´S Get Serious
Joel Del Rosario - Night Shift
Chris Standring - What Goes Around
Doc Powell - Love On Top
Four80east...2020-04-252h 31The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingRachel Sherron on The subtlest movementsRachel Sherron talks about inner sense healing arts collective and the vision of preparing teachers to be trauma and mental health aware. She also describes work with clients including subtle movements in the healing of trauma. Rachel's creative endeavors include: a private practice in Chicago (somawisechicago.com), teaching yoga at Innersense Healing Arts Collective (www.innersensehealingarts.org), and Breathe, a four day festival of meditation, yoga, slacklining, swimming dancing eating together (www.discoverbreathe.com).2020-04-1840 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingResource for cultivating of spaceAs we practice social distancing and stay at home as much as possible during the time of the corona virus, Rachel Sherron has joined me to offer a concrete and accessible resource for creating external space within ones home to practice or to find peace within. Practice yoga with Rachel online by going to www.innersensehealingarts.org/onlineclasses 2020-04-0435 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingRachel Sherron on integrating Yoga, Healing and SpaceRachel Sherron talks about the origins of embodiment in her own life and her ability to recognize and cultivate embodiment in others, and how the intentional creation of spaces can facilitate healing that can translate from individuals to the world. Rachel's creative works include: a private practice in Chicago (somawisechicago.com), teaching yoga at Innersense Healing Arts Collective (www.innersensehealingarts.org), and Breathe, a four day festival of meditation, yoga, slacklining, swimming dancing eating together (www.discoverbreathe.com).2020-03-2850 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingComing home to the earth and our own breath.As many of us are being asked to contract within our homes and practice social distancing due to the corona virus, I am offering a quick resource for self care, regulation and wellness.2020-03-1819 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingShannon Suffoletto on wellness, prevention, and decision-makingShannon Suffoletto MA, LCPC, BC-DMT, GL-CMA, R-MPA specializes in a public health apporach, applying dance/movement therapy and movement analysis concepts in her work as Director of Health Promotion and Wellness at DePaul University. Shannon tracks her professional development, examining the places, people and opportunities that lead to her current work, enlisting embodiment as a key to learning, self-awareness and cultivating a culture of wellbeing. 2020-03-1156 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingWelcome to the second season of the Return to EmbodimentThe Return to Embodiment is a love song to the ordinary, the poetic, the implict world of the body itself as a place of knowing, and movement as our very first language. it's a phenomenological exploration of how and what moves us as we travel among the social, cultural, historical, environmental settings in which we find ourselves. Each individual i interview offers particular experiences grounded in this knowing. Thank you to Josie Rothwell for the music and acknowledgement that the official title of Joan Fontcuberta's photomosaic mural is El món neix en cada besada, [The world begins with ever...2020-03-0707 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingKris Larsen on relationship, technology and embodying the shellKris Larsen BC-DMT, LCPC, GL-CMA, is a therapist, educator and performer. he has been in private practice for 25 years and taught in graduate education for over 20. Kris teaches 'The Neuroscience of Embodied Presence' through the Embodied Education Institute of Chicago. In this podcast, Kris challenges the idea of trusting the body and advocates for valuing the body as a source.2019-11-2235 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingMegan Ross on integration for therapists, organizations and nations.In this conversation with Megan Ross, PhD, we explore how embodiment is a key aspect of integration. As a dancer, dance therapist and researcher, Megan talks about embodiment as an aspect of performance, clinical work, and international relations. Her PhD research on the inclusion of women in peace processes throughout the world informs her desire to bring integration to broader systems such as health care organizations, nations, and individuals. Megan reflects upon herself as a system, with curiosity and humor, and describes her hope for an inclusive model that prompts alignment between the values and actions in the world.2019-11-1557 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingLaura Allen on valuing both the embodied and the interpersonalLaura Allen LCPC, BC-DMT, GLCMA brings a down to earth humor to her reflections upon embodiment: she shares the beginnings of dance in her life and how it grew as a concept in her life, work, and vision for the future. Laura pictures a world where we remember and cherish all we have available to us in both the body and in our interpersonal relationships.2019-11-0139 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingStacey Hurst on reinhabiting the body through movementIn this podcast, Stacey Hurst LCPC, BC-DMT, GL-CMA examines her clinical work with people who have suffered trauma as it relates to the evacuation and reinhabiting of the body. The power of attachment, especially in the context of being seen as a mover comes into the conversation along with some reflections on her own experience as a mother. Stacey currently teaches Laban Movement Analysis courses at the Embodied Education Institute of Chicago.2019-10-1824 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingKris Larsen on the priviledge of stillness and finding rest in movementKris Larsen BC-DMT, LCPC, GL-CMA, is a therapist, educator and performer. He has been in private practice for 25 years and taught in graduate education for over 20. Kris teaches ‘The Neuroscience of Embodied Presence’ through the Embodied Education Institute of Chicago. In this podcast, Kris brings humor, honesty, and generosity of spirit as he shares about the ways in which Tourette's disorder has informed his embodied experience as a teacher, a dancer, and a therapist.2019-10-1837 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingRosey Puloka on body authority, pleasure activism, and building trustRosey Puloka BC-DMT, LCPC, GL-CMA teaches "Cultural Humility and Responsibility Through the Power of Story" at the Embodied Education Institute of Chicago, as well as providing workshops and training in conferences nationwide. Rosey provides counseling support to LGBTQIA folks at Howard Brown Health in Chicago. In this podcast, she brings her movement experience and clinical training in complex trauma treatment and program development to bear in discussing embodiment, body authority, pleasure, humor, and the importance of establishing space that can hold our many different and sometimes conflicting parts.2019-10-1459 minThe Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishingIntroducing the Return to EmbodimentThe Return to Embodiment is a love song to the ordinary, the poetic, the implict world of the body itself as a place of knowing, and movement as our very first language. it's a phenomenological exploration of how and what moves us as we travel among the social, cultural, historical, environmental settings in which we find ourselves. Each individual i interview offers particular experiences grounded in this knowing. 2019-10-1001 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend (Night Drive)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.
Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.
Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.
Featured Artists: **Damien Escobar, Reggie Foster, Brendan Rothwell, Kim Scott, Rob White Ted Vieira, Madoca, Nate White, James PJ Spraggins, Ben Tankard ft. Paul Jackson Jr., Jazmin Ghent, Ragan Whiteside.**2019-09-0556 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend (Night Drive)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.
Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.
Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.
Featured Artists: **Damien Escobar, Reggie Foster, Brendan Rothwell, Kim Scott, Rob White Ted Vieira, Madoca, Nate White, James PJ Spraggins, Ben Tankard ft. Paul Jackson Jr., Jazmin Ghent, Ragan Whiteside.**2019-09-0556 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend (Night Drive)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.
Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.
Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.
Featured Artists: **Damien Escobar, Reggie Foster, Brendan Rothwell, Kim Scott, Rob White Ted Vieira, Madoca, Nate White, James PJ Spraggins, Ben Tankard ft. Paul Jackson Jr., Jazmin Ghent, Ragan Whiteside.**2019-09-0556 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend (After Dark)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly nationally syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.
Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.
Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.
This show features the following: **Jason D. Jordan, Dee Brown, Nathan Mitchell ft. Jazmin Ghent, Rob Zinn, Nate White, Anthony B. Ingram, Brendan Rothwell, Norman Brown, Dave Bradshaw Jr. , Kim Waters, Kayla Waters. Althea Rene ft. Jeanette Harris, Don Diego.**2019-08-0556 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend (After Dark)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly nationally syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.
Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.
Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.
This show features the following: **Jason D. Jordan, Dee Brown, Nathan Mitchell ft. Jazmin Ghent, Rob Zinn, Nate White, Anthony B. Ingram, Brendan Rothwell, Norman Brown, Dave Bradshaw Jr. , Kim Waters, Kayla Waters. Althea Rene ft. Jeanette Harris, Don Diego.**2019-08-0556 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend (After Dark)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly nationally syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.
Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.
Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.
This show features the following: **Jason D. Jordan, Dee Brown, Nathan Mitchell ft. Jazmin Ghent, Rob Zinn, Nate White, Anthony B. Ingram, Brendan Rothwell, Norman Brown, Dave Bradshaw Jr. , Kim Waters, Kayla Waters. Althea Rene ft. Jeanette Harris, Don Diego.**2019-08-0556 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio Show w/Tina E.Smooth Jazz Weekend (Bring It)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY. Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music. Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.This show features the following:**[[ Kim Waters, Gino Rosario, Kim Scott, Julian Vaughn, Lin Rountree, Steve Laury, Theresa Grayson, Brendan Rothwell, Kirk Whalum, Ben Tankard, ft. Paul Jackaon Jr., Nathan Mitchell ft. Jazmin Ghent, Ken Ford and Jason D. Jordan. Hoste...2019-07-2356 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend (Bring It)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.This show features the following:**[[ Kim Waters, Gino Rosario, Kim Scott, Julian Vaughn, Lin Rountree, Steve Laury, Theresa Grayson, Brendan Rothwell, Kirk Whalum, Ben Tankard, ft. Paul Jackaon Jr., Nathan Mitchell ft. Jazmin Ghent, Ken Ford and Jason D. Jordan.2019-07-1856 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend (Bring It)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.This show features the following:**[[ Kim Waters, Gino Rosario, Kim Scott, Julian Vaughn, Lin Rountree, Steve Laury, Theresa Grayson, Brendan Rothwell, Kirk Whalum, Ben Tankard, ft. Paul Jackaon Jr., Nathan Mitchell ft. Jazmin Ghent, Ken Ford and Jason D. Jordan.2019-07-1856 minSmooth Jazz Weekend Radio Show w/Tina E.Smooth Jazz Weekend (Bring It)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.This show features the following:**[[ Kim Waters, Gino Rosario, Kim Scott, Julian Vaughn, Lin Rountree, Steve Laury, Theresa Grayson, Brendan Rothwell, Kirk Whalum, Ben Tankard, ft. Paul Jackaon Jr., Nathan Mitchell ft. Jazmin Ghent, Ken Ford and Jason D. Jordan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com...2019-07-1856 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend (Bring It)Smooth Jazz Weekend is a weekly syndicated radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.
Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.
Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.
This show features the following:**[[ Kim Waters, Gino Rosario, Kim Scott, Julian Vaughn, Lin Rountree, Steve Laury, Theresa Grayson, Brendan Rothwell, Kirk Whalum, Ben Tankard, ft. Paul Jackaon Jr., Nathan Mitchell ft. Jazmin Ghent, Ken Ford and Jason D. Jordan.2019-07-1856 minSmooth Jazz Weekend Radio Show w/Tina E.Smooth Jazz Weekend w/Tina E. 04119Smooth Jazz Weekend is an online radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY. Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music. Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E. Artists included in this show : Marcus Anderson, Kim Scott, Julian Vaughn, Wilfred Frelix, Kayla Waters, Kim Waters, Norman Brown, Brendan Rothwell, Theresa Grayson and Regina Carter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2019-04-1957 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend "Only The Best" (TJ's Groove)Smooth Jazz Weekend is an online radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.
Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.
Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.
Artists included in this show : **Marcus Anderson, Kim Scott, Julian Vaughn, Wilfred Frelix, Kayla Waters, Kim Waters, Norman Brown, Brendan Rothwell, Theresa Grayson and Regina Carter.**2019-04-1757 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend "Only The Best" (TJ's Groove)Smooth Jazz Weekend is an online radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.
Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.
Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.
Artists included in this show : **Marcus Anderson, Kim Scott, Julian Vaughn, Wilfred Frelix, Kayla Waters, Kim Waters, Norman Brown, Brendan Rothwell, Theresa Grayson and Regina Carter.**2019-04-1757 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio ShowSmooth Jazz Weekend "Only The Best" (TJ's Groove)Smooth Jazz Weekend is an online radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.
Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.
Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E.
Artists included in this show : **Marcus Anderson, Kim Scott, Julian Vaughn, Wilfred Frelix, Kayla Waters, Kim Waters, Norman Brown, Brendan Rothwell, Theresa Grayson and Regina Carter.**2019-04-1757 min
Smooth Jazz Weekend Radio Show w/Tina E.Smooth Jazz Weekend "Only The Best" (TJ's Groove)Smooth Jazz Weekend is an online radio show that focuses on modern contemporary jazz featuring INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ONLY.Jazz fans and Jazz lovers will discover and experience ONLY THE BEST of indie jazz music.Get ready to be entertained, informed and inspired by show host, former CBS radio & music producer Tina E. Artists included in this show : **Marcus Anderson, Kim Scott, Julian Vaughn, Wilfred Frelix, Kayla Waters, Kim Waters, Norman Brown, Brendan Rothwell, Theresa Grayson and Regina Carter.** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2019-04-1757 min
The Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise Cooke - Your Family History ShowEpisode 111 - Military Records, Britains Home Children and Google NewsPublished May 28, 2011 This week we did a 90 minute and the response has been fantastic. I’ve had so many emails from those of you who attended, and I can just read the excitement in your words. After the Google Search Tips and Tricks webinar Penny wrote: "Loved your last webinar for RootsMagic. I had the reputation for being pretty sharp with Google searching, but you leave me in the dust." And Eileen wrote: "Fantastic webinar! I can't wait to try it out!" And after the Google Earth for Genealogy webinar Valerie wrote in saying : "Great show, learned a lot!!! Cant wait to...2011-05-2847 min
The Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise Cooke - Your Family History ShowEpisode 111 - Military Records, Britains Home Children and Google NewsPublished May 28, 2011 This week we did a 90 minute and the response has been fantastic. I’ve had so many emails from those of you who attended, and I can just read the excitement in your words. After the Google Search Tips and Tricks webinar Penny wrote: "Loved your last webinar for RootsMagic. I had the reputation for being pretty sharp with Google searching, but you leave me in the dust." And Eileen wrote: "Fantastic webinar! I can't wait to try it out!" And after the Google Earth for Genealogy webinar Valerie wrote in saying : "Great show, learned a lot!!! Cant wait to...2011-05-2847 min