Lisa Nevara
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Krump comes through as grief work, release, and a way of showing a deeper self.
This episode treats Krump less like a dance form and more like a way to work through grief and get what is stuck inside moving. The speaker links that idea to the death of a grandmother, which gives the conversation some weight.
Kaitlin Prest blends personal reenactment and Gaza war testimony across serialized documentary seasons.
In this episode, host interviews Ines Antic, a dancer and teacher from Vienna, about her journey into dancehall culture, starting from age 12 with MTV inspirations and evolving through various creative pursuits like fashion and photography.
Two hosts discuss their constant inner thoughts, struggles with mental quiet, and attempts to calm themselves through breathing and mindfulness techniques.
This episode introduces commercial dance and its challenges in Austria through an interview with dancer and teacher Janet Vincenza.
This episode features Irina, a dancer from Russia who moved to Vienna to pursue her dream of performing solo on stage, while also discussing her personal life and desire for love.
This episode features an interview with Julia, a dance teacher and medical student, discussing how dance and mental health are interconnected, especially for youth.
This episode features an interview with Sidney (aka Lucid the clown), a 24-year-old dancer from Germany living in Graz, Austria, discussing her background and experiences in the dance scene.
This episode explores how to find and define one's unique style, using a dance perspective with a foundation in hip-hop and experimental elements.
Christina, a dancer and choreographer based in Vienna, discusses her background in dancehall, her teaching and workshop activities, and her journey from childhood hip-hop camps to organizing dance intensives.
This episode features an interview with professional dancer Shami (Mikaela Šponerova) who discusses her background, artistic name origin, and dance career.
This episode features an interview with dancer Lapree Lala discussing Afro culture expansion in Europe, cultural appropriation, and her professional dance career.
This episode features an interview with professional dancer and choreographer Emma Rosa, exploring the connections between pleasure, sexuality, and dance.
This episode features an interview with international dancer and teacher Maya Agasi about her five years of nonstop traveling while pursuing a career in dance.
This episode features an interview with dancer and teacher Sarah, known as Sasa Poo, discussing her artist name and background.
This episode explores the concept of what is sexy, particularly in the context of heels dancing, emphasizing confidence and self-contentment as key elements.
This episode features an interview with contemporary dancer and educator Rebekka, discussing her dance background starting from Rock'n'Roll acrobatics and her current work in Vienna.
This episode features an interview with Bulgarian choreographer Stefania Georgieva about her work with the all-female contemporary dance company Atom Theatre Company and her teaching at the National Academy of Theatre and Film Arts.
This spontaneous episode features an interview with Mario Perez Amigo, a hip-hop dancer, choreographer, and music producer from Sweden and Chile, discussing his background and career.
This episode features dancer Magdalena discussing the history of Wrecking dance style, her background in musicals and hip-hop, and her research into its origins through YouTube videos and conversations with originators.
This episode is a community special featuring Laura, Nathalie, and Luis discussing their diverse backgrounds in dance and fitness to share perspectives and experiences.
Jessy discusses her background in dance and yoga, her journey from childhood dance classes to becoming a Zumba instructor, and her current venture combining dance with mindfulness.
This episode features an interview with Lara (Helix), a dancer and DJ from Austria, discussing her dance background, training in Hip-Hop and street dance styles, and her journey from Linz to Vienna.
The host introduces Sebastian, a creative director and professional dancer, and shares a personal story about feeling inspired to attend his dance class and invite him to the podcast.
This episode features an interview with Nastya, a professional dancer who discusses her decision to start an OnlyFans account, exploring themes of empowerment, sexualization, and personal freedom.
This episode features an interview with dancer Blacko from Central Africa Republic, discussing his background, nickname origins, and connection to dance.
This episode features an interview with dancer and choreographer Maja Keres, discussing topics like talent in dance, touring conditions, paperwork for Europeans in the U.S., and balancing humanity with business in the dance industry.
This episode features an interview with dancer Canel Noel discussing his 15-year dance journey, including his Filipino heritage, teaching experiences, and how he was inspired by his brother's hip-hop group.
This episode is a community special featuring dancers Patti and Chiara introducing themselves and sharing their dance backgrounds, styles, and experiences in Vienna.
This episode features an interview with Lisa Karner, a dancer, dance teacher, choreographer, and yoga teacher from Austria now living in Germany, discussing her background and dance experiences.
This episode features an interview with Leon Vočinkić, a dancer and model from Vienna, discussing his background in hip hop dance and experiences in Austria and France.
This episode features dancer and choreographer Sophie Schöpf discussing her experiences and insights on traveling to LA for dance opportunities.
A live panel discussion on how dancers can transition from being talented among many to standing out and building an international career, featuring dancers from Norway and Germany.
This episode of Grenzenlos features an interview with dancer Sessi, discussing her background and the importance of diversity and repetition in dance.
This episode features an interview with Manny Mami, a social worker, family therapist, and professional dancer, discussing her work integrating dance and therapy for healing.
Christina Appel discusses her recent move between Vienna and Zurich, her connection to the Swiss dance scene through her girlfriend, and her evolving sense of home.
This episode features a conversation with Edith Simone Morales Sen about her journey of moving to Los Angeles, pursuing her dreams, and the significant life changes and travels she's experienced over the past two years.
This episode features an interview with Denisa Mzungu discussing her biography, expanding consciousness, self-criticism, and societal rules, with personal insights into her name and identity.
This episode features an interview with Isa, a dance teacher specializing in K-pop, discussing her late start in dancing, discovery of K-pop through World of Dance, and her journey to becoming a professional dancer and instructor.
This episode features an interview with Silke Buchberger about her Master's thesis research on how digital technologies impact the creative work of dancers, including why some leave the dance scene.
This episode features an interview with dancer Bernardo discussing the meaning and personal experience of freestyling in dance.
This episode features an interview with Caroline Leyva Rodriguez, a 22-year-old dance instructor and studio co-leader, discussing her dance background starting with Dancehall, Hip-Hop, and House at age 14, her lifelong passion for dance, and her Cuban family influences.
This episode features an interview with dancer Jarek Gibbon-Segui discussing his background, dance styles (hip-hop and Afrofusion), teaching career across multiple countries, and an upcoming success.
This episode features an interview with dancer and choreographer Felix Zott, discussing his background in rhythm studies and how it influences his creative work in dance and music.
This episode of Grenzenlos features an interview with three women—Dilara, Lila, and Babsi—discussing pursuing passions and empowerment in dance and creative fields.
This episode features an interview with Kate Rock, a professional hip-hop and breaking trainer who discusses her dance background, teaching experience, and her interest in integrating Ayurveda and nutrition with sports and dance.
This episode features twin sisters Julia and Sarah, professional dancers and choreographers who teach heels dance, discussing their journey and perspectives in the dance world.
This episode of Grenzenloser Dance Podcast features a community special interview with Ella and Julia discussing Afro dance topics and diverse perspectives in the dance world.
This episode features an interview with Angie Pinto, a multi-talented dancer and director in Peru, discussing her extensive experience and achievements in various dance branches over nearly 14 years.
This episode features dancer and choreographer Brini discussing her new sustainable training program launching in March, while reflecting on her career journey, past projects like the Kiddie Contest, and her roles in founding Vienna Heels and BriniDat.
Armin Kashi Zadeh, aka Sanguis, shares his journey into Krump dance, from early influences to building Austria's small Krump community.
Lilly Leitner recounts moving from Vienna to New York and then Los Angeles to pursue professional dance, with a planned one-year stay becoming nine years in America.
Teresa Janschitz erklärt bei Grenzenlos, wie sie nach sieben Jahren in Wien ohne staatliche Tanzausbildung in den kommerziellen Tanzberuf kam.
Grenzenlos presents Natalia Kempa’s Femology as a dance concept combining hip-hop, waacking, voguing, contemporary, jazz, heels, and commercial movement.