Dance Podcasts

Need something to listen to on your way to the theater? Join Jennie Scholick, PhD as she hosts To the Pointe, for an in-depth but light-hearted exploration of an upcoming performance. Learn what to look for, what’s important, and what you need to know to get the most out of your experience. Everything you need […]

Home of the Two Left Feet Podcast! Our goal is to give a voice to amazing performance dancer’s and instructors. A lot of times we only see them perform. But they have so much more than that to offer ! Performs and instructors have a voice, a story, and experience. They have tips/hints. Value to […]

This is a podcast where social dancers can tell the stories of how they fell in love with Bachata, why Bachata speaks to them, and more.

One Earth DrumDance CO is a movement arts company for young folk ages 8 and up, that engages company members in a series of vibrant cultural gatherings. One Earth DrumDance CO is committed to exhilarating connection and meaningful discourse all through cooperative and innovative drum, dance and spoken word experiences and creations. The podcast features […]

More music! More dance! More fire! But mostly talking!

Shake a Leg connects dance artists with dance lovers in a fun, enlightening, and lively conversation. It’s an opportunity to have deeper and richer conversations about dance. Whether you’re a professional dancer, someone who loves taking dance classes and seeing performances, or you’re just curious about dance, we hope you’ll join us and add your […]

How mirrors got replaced by screens and living room is the new dancing space. Adjusting, adapting and going on with these times.

San Francisco Ballet’s popular pre-performance Meet the Artist Interviews (MTAs) spotlight a work to be performed that afternoon/evening. These informative talks feature artists and choreographers in conversation with a moderator and take place before Friday evening and Sunday matinee performances during the San Francisco Ballet season. On America’s first full-length Swan Lake

A weekly podcast for PhysiPolers to be the first to hear the latest news across all of our studios! As well as exclusive interviews, tips for your training, giveaways and MORE!

A guided dance improvisation podcast brought to you by Emily Brown Dance. Each bitesize episode explores a different dance improvisation concept or task. Sessions are a perfect way to explore new ways of moving your body, no matter your level of dance experience. Dance Your Way invites you to move, play and bring creativity to […]

A show by dancers – for dancers – about the dance community Hosted by: Veena Singh We are hanging out with prominent local artists each episode to talk dance, industry, experiences, inspirations, aspirations… and of course sharing food made by amazing local restaurants!

Bringing dance center stage are Broadway and Film veterans, Brendon Stimson and Jack Sippel, who were mostly recently part of the choreography team for The Prom on Netflix. These two Broadway dance captains and creative best friends offer goofy banter and behind the scenes stories featuring special guests who have created some of Broadway’s biggest […]

The I Am Niki Rochelle podcast is where I take you on a delicious deep-dive blending my life and experience as a professional dancer/choreographer/creative director/actress with real life, love and abundance strategies, and everything in between. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niki-rochelle/support

Choreography flubs, costume issues, sketchy stages, wrong music, non-existent dressing rooms, forgotten cues…all of this and more is what we as dancers deal with. But we do it because we love dance. Each week, I’ll speak to my favorite dancers and hear stories about their oops moments and how they survived and recovered. And we […]

Process Piece is not just a podcast, but a full-bodied creative project created and hosted by dance artist Ruby Josephine Smith. The idea behind this project is to explore the creative process more deeply through dialogue, studying the flow of conversation itself as a process while learning to ask better and more curious questions of […]

In each episode, Chicago Footworker Rob Celtic interviews a different member of the Street Dance community over drinks. We chat about the state of Dance, the future of movement, and what everyone is doing to stay sane during the Apocalypse.

This is a podcast about dance! Dancing, dancers, you get it. I’ll be doing some interviews, telling some stories, giving some advice, and more! So, come dance with me!

Know Your Roots is organized by board members of the Southeast Embodiment of Dance (SEED). Seed is dedicated to providing learning and networking opportunities for the dance communities of FL/GA. If you have any questions regarding the what was covered in this episode, feel free to reach us via our email seedance17@gmail.com or IG page […]

Host Lauren Perilli, NYC dance studio owner, teacher, professional dancer, yogi, dreamer and manifestor offers a REFRESHING ALTERNATIVE to running your studio! Whether it’s a dance, yoga, music, art studio or any small business borne out of passion, you’re probably feeling OVERWHELMED! Lauren’s practical tips and insightful guidance help us create studios where we THRIVE […]

A podcast by pole dancers, for pole dancers and the curious! We talk about ALL aspects of pole you could ever think of from the origins of pole down to the tiny details like training. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, or just someone who’s curious, we’ve got it all!

The podcast for the movers and groovers and todays dancing dreamers. At Red Lips and High Kicks we unpick the intricacies of becoming an artist and share the emotional weight it creates.

Welcome to Pivot Turn w/ Keenah and Michele! Keenah and Michele share their experiences as performers, choreographers, directors, and educators – combined with their vast knowledge as healers and high-level coaches. This is a great place to find inspiration – not only for your career – but for creating your most awesome life as well! […]

Dancer’s transitioning from dance into another field.

The justice system and law-enforcement treat the mentally disabled in completely unethical ways. I am here to inform you all on the secrets that the government tries to hide.

Its just a relatable journey of a classical dancer from not having intrest to making that thing as her carrier. And getting a point of her full happiness

During 26 days a series of short podcasts will be presented in the form of an abécédaire, corresponding to 26 dances that will be presented through www.liaux.org

For the first time, dance legend Finis Jhung shares his incredible journey from a humble childhood amid the chaos of World War II Hawai’i to an extraordinary career as a dancer on Broadway, in film, and with the Joffrey and Harkness ballet companies and then as the founder of the critically acclaimed Chamber Ballet U.S.A. […]

Luam, a celebrated choreographer and creative director sheds light on hot topics & key issues in the dance world through conversations with celebrated creatives in the field.Each episode Luam hosts illuminating talks with both leaders and fresh new talent in the entertainment industry; and includes tips and strategies dancers, choreographers, and all artists can apply […]

Get an insight on what it’s like to be a part of the EHS DT!

The Kalavantulu community women were the guardians of an art that has since been appropriated into what is today seen as mainstream classical dance in South India. In this podcast series, Yashoda Thakore, a dancer and a member of the Kalavantulu community, will be taking us on a voyage of discovery, of the roots of […]

Pod De Deux explores current issues and trends in the dance community through frank and relaxed conversations with dance-makers. Guests include dancers, choreographers, administrators, and anyone else with a firm connection to the dance world. We seek to understand our guests’ experiences through an honest back-and-forth that is ultimately more thought-provoking and spirited than a […]

A show to open and explore topics of Science and Culture in the Dance and Performing Arts Industries.

alll about dance

A podcast led by Catie Leasca, Gabriella Sibeko + Mary Grace McNally, where we listen and chat with dance artists of all different backgrounds. Our mission is to share the infinite ways of being part of the dance community – spoiler: none of them look the same! 
Grab your coffee, get comfortable, and let’s talk […]

Whether you are a student or a teacher, we’re discussing ALL things Ballroom Dance related. There are so many ways to accomplish patterns & techniques in this industry, & we are here to assist in your understanding of these concepts. So let us know your questions…we want to hear from you.

Conversations with dancers and dance related figures about their origins and journey within dance. Jay DeSean is a NY/NJ based choreographer. Learn about where he started and where he’s headed in this sit-down conversation.

This podcast is the result of the morning conversation series held in the Choreographing the City class, offered by MIT’s Art, Culture and Technology program in partnership with Theatrum Mundi, prof. Richard Sennett, taught by Prof. Gediminas Urbonas, and MIT CAST visiting artist and choreographer Dr Adesola Akinleye. The Choreographing The City class looks at […]

Ways to be inspired to crate choreography and continue dancing

Roux La La, known as the “Vivacious Vixen from the Crescent City” introduces you to the world of burlesque. She will discuss the ins and outs of the business and how to get started as a performer. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talkburlytome/support

I invite you to join me in a metaphorical dance where we’ll have conversations about how to partner with life in a more meaningful way. I will translate some of the concepts I have learned from Argentine Tango “off the dance floor” – so you can experience the kind of “Bliss” that I experience in […]

Another history podcast that highlights big moments in dance history. Hosted by two Seattle based dancers/administrators, Liz Houlton and Maris Antolin, join us as we laugh through the weird, unique, and ridiculous facts that keep us enthralled with this art form!

Interviewing Breakers about life after breaking.

How about a time machine: A deep bite into history is a dance/performance history podcast featuring Diego Romero and Arash khakpour. This podcast arose from their unified interest and lack of knowledge on the evolution of the contemporary dance and performing arts in Canada. We interview the artists that have, and continue to push the […]

Make the most of your pre-professional ballet journey with GET TO THE POINTE! Hear from students in the final steps of their pre-professional ballet training to those embarking on a career in a professional company, as they reflect on what worked for them in the current training environment. Hear about a range of topics that […]

MaryAnn & Mikey are both professional dancers, choreographers and international dance teachers. They became new parents in the middle of the 2020 Pandemic. After the little guy goes to sleep they dive into topics such as their pregnancy journey, their pandemic birth story, navigating how to raise a newborn in the pandemic, unemployment, anxiety, postpartum […]

Self help for Dancers is for dancers of all ages. The goal of this podcast is to give insight to the dance world.

Conversations between two retired troublemakers in the marching arts about what it takes to be Box 5 in and out of the activity.

The Bump ‘n Grind is Angie Pontani’s new podcast where she pulls back the curtain and gives you an in-depth history lesson on the world of burlesque. Each week she will be twirling the tassels with a list of guests set to make you squeal. We will hear from Kitten de Ville, Murray Hill, The […]

A non-judgmental platform for dancers, parents, teacher, choreographers and judges to share their views on the dance world! With tons of topics and valuable information.

My life and my memoir HDSML is just published on Amazon. Talk about the writing experience the process and the motivations. The journey and the support received.

Welcome to Barre Talk with Robert Hill, Artistic Director of Orlando Ballet. Delve into Robert’s career as he interviews incredible artists, artistic directors, and even fans! A podcast for those who have an interest in the world of dance and the people who inhabit it.

The podcast for non-professional dancers In 2019, in the midst of depression – 5-6-7-8 host, Jenifer Chang embarked on a self-imposed, one-year dance challenge to become a better dancer. What started out as a mental health journey, quickly became an obsession and the path she used to find herself amongst the chaos. 5-6-7-8 is an […]

Sydnie L. Mosley Dances (SLMDances) presents Spotlight in PURPLE, a podcast that shines a light on themes and questions in our creative work PURPLE, through virtual and analog experiences. PURPLE is a multi-project universe that illuminates the power of “deep sisterhood for social change” through storytelling and movement. This sisterhood is how we thrive: we […]

Welcome to The Dance Teachers Tribe’s Podcast! The one stop for dance teachers resources.

BALLROOM RADIO

Open discussions on house dance, music, movement and culture.

To realise the moment when the artist becomes an art, the singer merge with the song and the dancer and Dance becomes inseparable like Guri-Sankara…, first we should Act. #Act in the moment, take this minute to the #fullest possibility

This podcast will focus on the harsh realities and hardships in ballet, as well as the amazing rewards. I will share my experiences, advice, and opinions on the ballet world!

Miracles in the Making Podcast aims to connect Dance Marathon Leadership Teams, Participants, Advisors, and Families through the incredible stories that come from these life-changing events. The stories are filled with passion, advice, and future plans for the nearly 400+ Dance Marathons Nationwide. Also, sorry for the audio. The recording had technical difficulties.

The Geek’D Up! Podcast aims to bring awareness to everyday struggles of being and or becoming an honor-roll student while dealing with what it takes to be a part of Chicago’s “Top 3” majorette dance teams. In addition, it’s a kid-teen friendly podcast that strengthens communication via education and art-related activities, specifically dance. Taped in […]