
Join Jose, Denise, and Jennifer as they interview friends in the Balboa community, and learn more about their stories, ideas, and the experiences that have shaped them. Hosts: Jose Tello, Denise Lwin, Jennifer Wang
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArts | |||

Welcome to Shanghai! Come hang with Simone, Marvin, Denise, and Jose as they chat about Balboa, chagee, dancing in China, and more...
Simone Wu is a pessimist about verbal communication, but an optimist on the dance floor. Skeptical of words, she f... more
Jenn + Jose meet up with Andrew Wilson! Yes, that Andrew Wilson!
Andrew is a Balboa and Lindy Hop dancer based in Durham, North Carolina. A passionate teacher, competitor, and social dancer, Andrew is drawn to the aspects of dance he finds most rewa... more
From the archives: Jose visits Soochan Lee (and Young!) in their beautiful home in Seoul, Korea.
A pioneer of the Korean swing dance scene, Soochan transitioned from a street dance background to become a globally recognized instructor, performer, a... more
Sam Chan enters the chat. And gets boba with Jenn & Jose! Strap yourselves in for a ridiculous episode.
Sam has been swing dancing since 2003 and trained under original dancers like Dean Raftery, and old timers like Marge Takier. He took 1st at the ... more
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A lively, culture-rich show centered on the Balboa and swing-dance communities. Across episodes, listeners get intimate conversations with dancers, teachers, organizers, and designers who shape the scene—from teaching philosophies, partnership dynamics, and community-building to cross-cultural exchanges, competitions, and festival life. Notable threads include how Balboa blends with other swing styles, the evolution of teaching methods, and the balance between performance, social dancing, and personal life. The series often highlights mentorship, inclusive spaces, and the global growth of Balboa, with guests ranging from regional scene pioneers to international educators and brand founders, making it a go-to for practitioners and enthusiast... more
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