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Ecstatic Dance Podcast with Nowananda

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Dance without talking, phones, drugs nor shoes, in a 2 hour journey through various genres, styles and feelings. This is a resource for Ecstatic Dance Organizers, Facilitators, DJs, Teams and Dancers. My intention is to deepen the dance experience, grow the community and support organizers. Music, Videos, Gigs and more: https://linktr.ee/nowananda 120+ DJ sets by Nowananda: https://soundcloud.com/nowananda Contact: FB: http://facebook.com/eyalnow1 Email: eyalnow@gmail.com (Takes 2-3 weeks to answer)

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June 21, 2023

Tom Goldhand of ED Amsterdam

Tom Goldhand is one of the co-founders of Ecstatic Dance Amsterdam since 2012, and has held many hundreds of ceremonies at the legendary club lite and subsequent venues. He's also a trained dancer, dance therapist, a contact improv teacher, and a DJ. For me he is a great source of experience and inspiration, both indirectly when I attended his events and directly through our many personal conversations. I appreciate that he doesn't just do things in a certain way, but rather, he can also explain why he's doing it, share past experiences where he learned it, and give examples from adjacent fields. For example, listen to the discussion around the placement of the altar and the comparison with medicine circles around the 43 minute mark. If you're an organizer, ceremony leader, DJ or even just avid dancer, you will find huge value in this interview. You can watch the video version on Spotify or on our Youtube channel (Link TBA). A few highlights: ED is a practice of movement. How to create a dance that appeals to more kinds of people, that allows different people to interact and serve each other, and that combines both fun music and therapeutic aspects. The important of the ceremony and the responsibilities of the ceremony leader. "Safe space" vs. "Brave Space" How to increase group cohesion and avoid "bubbles" and a disconnected dance floor. Setting up the space: Where are the "hot spots" of the dance floor? Why placing the altar at some spots can lead to "black holes" that interfere with the dance, and how they can be placed to clean and clear problematic areas of the space. Why altars in medicine circles are so different to altars at Ecstatic Dance events. ED is the easiest event to hold, and hardest event to hold right. Space team: - Importance of - 3 crucial roles in the team, and other responsibilities - What are problematic issues on the dance floor; How and when the space team should intervene? The three types of DJs. LINKS: Ecstatic Dance Amsterdam - https://www.ecstaticdanceamsterdam.com/ Heart of Ecstatic Dance training - http://www.heartofthedance.com/ Contact Improv by Tom - https://tomgoldhand.com/ This interview will be weaved into the upcoming book "Ecstatic Dance - How to serve the world through a shared movement practice", written by me, Eyal Matsliah aka Nowananda. For a 1700 words text summary of the interview, to ask questions, and know about the upcoming book, visit this link: (TBA)

September 12, 2019

Kareem Raïhani interviewed by Eyal (2019)

This is the 2nd interview i've held with DJ and Producer Kareem Raïhani, recorded at my home in Koh PhaNgan Thailand. Find Kareem's music and sets at: <a href="https://kareemraihani.bandcamp.com/" rel="nofollow noreferrer" target="_blank">https://kareemraihani.bandcamp.com</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/kareemraihani/" rel="nofollow noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/kareemraihani/</a> <a href="https://www.mixcloud.com/kareemraihani/" rel="nofollow noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.mixcloud.com/kareemraihani/</a>

July 31, 2019

Ben Last (Temple step) - Producer and DJ

Ben Last, aka Temple step, is a producer and DJ based in Melbourne, Australia. I've attended one of Ben's sound healing journey back in 2012 in Byron Bay. Recently I saw him give an electrifying set and performance at the Bali spirit festival and was hooked. I re-discovered his music and have been including it in my DJ sets. I love his integration of shamanic, ethnic and Bass music.  In this interview he describes his journey as a producer, explains the difference between a producer and a musician, and shares his intentions and beliefs with his work. The audio quality, funny enough, is a bit low, but i felt the content more than makes up for it. Find Ben's music at: <a href="https://templestepproject.bandcamp.com/" rel="noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://templestepproject.bandcamp.com</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Temple.Step.Project/" rel="noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/Temple.Step.Project/</a>

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What is Ecstatic Dance Podcast with Nowananda?: Dance without talking, phones, drugs nor shoes, in a 2 hour journey through various genres, styles and feelings.

This is a resource for Ecstatic Dance Organizers, Facilitators, DJs, Teams and Dancers.

My intention is to deepen the dance experience, grow the community and support organizers.

Music, Videos, Gigs and more:

https://linktr.ee/nowananda

120+ DJ sets by Nowananda:

https://soundcloud.com/nowananda

Contact:

FB: http://facebook.com/eyalnow1

Email: eyalnow@gmail.com (Takes 2-3 weeks to answer)
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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