Drinking and Dance at the End of the World

About Drinking and Dance at the End of the World

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.

Publisher

Rob Celtic

Category

arts

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

23 Mar 2020

Latest episode

26 Apr 2021

Latest episodes

58 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   26 Apr 2021

   Episode 47: Seeking the Source with Pete Styles

   Celtic has coffee with dancer, choreographer, podcaster, and East Ender Pete Styles as they discuss pivoting due to the pandemic, being inspired by Janet Jackson, seeking knowledge from the source, the styles he uses to express his truth, differentiating between the underground and industry dance worlds, where good choreography comes from, the limits of online training, teaching non-dancers, the difference between teachers who make students better and teachers who only showcase their own dopeness, racism in the UK, the absolute necessity of the English breakfast, making a better melting pot, the origin of his podcast (5,6,7 Now What?), Life after Dance, Art vs Content Creation, and the importance of learning how to share his words with the world. To listen to 5,6,7 Now What? on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/22PxaApmwsujiDVkahHUvQ?si=x33soiVtSbKWrp7xtFmViw (https://open.spotify.com/show/22PxaApmwsujiDVkahHUvQ?si=x33soiVtSbKWrp7xtFmViw) Follow Pete on IG: @petestyles22 To help support Pete during this period of social and economic upheaval, please make a donation of any amount to: Venmo: petestylesfrancis

2. 

   12 Apr 2021

   Episode 46: Getting on the Good Foot with Cue

   It's the meeting of the dancecasts as Celtic dives deep with dancer, scholar, and co-host of The Good Foot Podcast, Quilan "Cue" Arnold. During the course of the episode they discuss his feeling blessed and grounded in his faith, fighting games, being inspired by his first battle experience, the versatility of our Dance elders, looking up to Cebo as a role model, the many styles in which he finds self expression, claiming his heritage vs being a guest of the NYC Dance community, the honor of guestship in Hip-Hop, his journey through the world of higher education, the origin of The Good Foot Podcast, the necessity of telling the stories of Black Dance in America, the principle of competition for elevation, the significance of the cypher, responding to scrutiny, how deep conversations with elders have helped improve his dance, the connection between dance and politics, discussing sexual assault within the Dance community, feeling the impact of the legacy of Marjorie Smarth, the dream of a hip-hop university, what it means to codify art, and the foundation upon which he stands. Follow Cue on IG: @cue4christ To help support Cue during this period of social and economic upheaval, please make a donation of any amount to: Venmo: @quilanmatthew To read the piece by Bgirl Ntegrity: https://www.ntegrityinmotion.com/post/sexual-violence (https://www.ntegrityinmotion.com/post/sexual-violence) If you have experienced or are struggling with the effects of sexual harassment, misconduct, or assault within the dance community or elsewhere and need help finding support or advocacy, call 800.656.HOPE (4673) to speak to a trained professional, or visit rainn.org ORIGINAL PHOTO BY ROBIN GALLANT

3. 

   29 Mar 2021

   Episode 45: Unpacking the Year with Deandre Carroll

   On this special One Year Anniversary episode, Celtic reconnects with the first guest of the series, Deandre Carroll, as they discuss treating books like heroin, missing the old routines of navigating the world, balancing social responsibility and personal mental health in the time of a pandemic, the limits of human understanding, pattern seeking and conspiracy theory, the advancement of vaccination, herd immunity, the global response to the murder of George Floyd, seizing upon the opportunity to advance discussions of race, the transmutation and minimization of important social issues, cancel culture and the incentive to act, voter suppression, anti-racism discussions within the Dance community, the multicultural influence of Hip-Hop, anti-Asian violence in America and the legacy of white supremacy, talking with white people about race and the white guilt phenomenon, post traumatic growth, and the process of change for the better. To email DeAndre: info@funkinetic.com To follow DeAndre on Instagram: @deandrecarroll To help support DeAndre and The Funkinetic Project during this time of social and economic upheaval, please make a donation of any size to: PayPal: paypal.me/funkinetic

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