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The Techniquely Speaking Dance Podcast is a corner of the dance industry for Black Women dance entrepreneurs. It is for current and aspiring Black women dance entrepreneurs alike, navigating the ever so dynamic road of entrepreneurship; For those who wish to be encouraged and inspired by others’ journeys, educated about the practical aspects involved in pursuing dance entrepreneurship and everything in between.
Update frequency:
every 10 days
Average audio length:
26 minutes
English
United States
13 episodes
since April 7, 2021
episodic
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In episode 3 of 3 for our mini transition season, professional photographer Shoccara Marcus, who specializes in dance photography, joins the Techniquely Speaking Dance Podcast. We speak about how she has utilized her dance experience to her benefit as a photographer, the reasoning behind her choosi…
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In episode 2 of 3 for our mini transition season, Jamia Ramsey, CEO & Founder of Blendz Apparel joins the Techniquely Speaking Dance Podcast. With over 29 years of experience in the dance industry, Jamia has committed herself to promoting inclusivity and diversity through dance, dance education…
In episode 1 of 3 for our mini transition season, Erin Pompa joins the Techniquely Speaking Dance Podcast to talk about her journey from dance educator within the public school education system to a dance specialist who helps dance professionals create consistent 5K months by honing in on their dan…
We've shifted gears and are excited to bring you the NEW Techniquely Speaking Dance Podcast, a corner of the dance industry for Black women dance entrepreneurs. Stay tuned for our upcoming episodes which we're calling our "mini transition season." It will give you a taste of wha…
Lauren E.J. Hamilton wraps up season 1 by inviting us into her world of often being the only Black person and Black woman in a broadway production and her role in working to dismantle white supremacy within Broadway theatre. ---Lauren E. J. Hamilton hails from St. Petersburg, FL and is the daughte…
How To Become a Broadway Performer with Lauren E.J. Hamilton from Diana The Musical. Lauren recounts her journey to making her broadway debut in Diana The Musical. ---Lauren E. J. Hamilton hails from St. Petersburg, FL and is the daughter of former business executive & current senior consultant…
Lauren E. J. Hamilton hails from St. Petersburg, FL and is the daughter of former business executive & current senior consultant, Lawrence W. Hamilton and former Broadway performer & television/film actress, Karen E. Fraction. She began her training at the age of two, beginning at Judith Le…
Jaivyn “Jai” Beauford has been dancing since the age of 3 years old and has participated in countless dance exhibitions, conventions, competitions, intensives and performances in states and cities nationwide. She was accepted into the Alvin Ailey School Summer Program, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Cont…
Rachel Lockhart is a native of Birmingham Alabama. She began her training at the J. Lockhart Performing Arts Institute at the age of 2, where she trained in many genres. Rachel graduated from the Alabama School of Fine Arts where she studied dance and currently attends The Juilliard School in New Y…
Taylor Mackenzie Smith is back to talk about her experience growing up training at an all Black dance studio in Atlanta, GA. Taylor Mackenzie Smith is an Atlanta native who received her Bachelor of Arts in Drama with a Dance Concentration from Spelman College. Most recently, she worked as Assistan…
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