The dance podcast where movers and shakers get the information and inspiration they need to navigate their creative careers with clarity and confidence. Master mover, Dana Wilson taps into 19 years of industry experience and talks to the best in the entertainment biz, who have been there and done that so that you don’t have to… do it alone.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsEducation |
Finally! This week, Dana Wilson reacts to 6 of the funkiest dance videos from across the internet, including one from her deeply funky dance hero, Yoshie. We have talked about making this video for a while now, and it was worth the wait! Please enjoy... more
Dana Wilson hosts Kat Burns on the Words That Move Me Podcast this week! This is Kat’s third time stepping into the WTMM hot seat, and we are not sure you’re ready for how smart, genuine, and FUNNY Kat is. Between laughs, you’ll catch them in convers... more
Dana Wilson hosts Rotem Alima on the Words That Move Me Podcast this week! Rotem is an Academy Award-winning Producer featured in Forbes 30 under 30 in 2016. This episode gives you the script for saying yes to your dreams when others tell you no. Get... more
Dana Wilson hosts Alexander Chung on the Words That Move Me Podcast this week! Alex has 500k YouTube subscribers and even more jokes. In this episode, we talk about what creativity is to us and how we create work and a sense of community. We also dig... more
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The title says it all (but I’ll say a bit more😉) Your podcast has brought me so much comfort and inspiration during a difficult time of life and the ever-challenging journey of dance (specifically becoming a professional dancer in this era), so thank you for all you (and the team) do to keep it alive. more
There are many gems to be found in these episodes. more
I cannot stress this enough, every dancer should listen to this podcast, no matter which stage of your career you are in. Dana is an excellent host and such a well respected teacher in the industry. As an auditioning dancer, I find a lot of what is shared on this podcast helpful for me in my everyday life as an artist finding her way….especially the “Show and Prove” approach. I have also incorporated noting my “wins” on both a daily and weekly basis. There is so much knowledge and self love less... more
In a profession rife with perfectionism and, subsequently, criticism, it can be incredibly easy to doubt the power of one’s own moral compass and intuition. Dana helps artists not only navigate these tricky waters, but sail through them with quiet confidence. I just finished listening to episode #176, (“Doubt Your Doubts”) in which Dana addresses dealing with a critique from a mentor / admired figure in your life when what they’ve expressed goes against your own beliefs. I found Dana’s suggesti... more
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