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Walk to work

Greg Dyke
Thoughts about dance, music and teaching: blues, lindy hop, bal folk and other related topics
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Episodes

Episode 77 - "X is a racist"

Describing someone as "racist" in a racist society is a bit meaningless. What can we do instead? (I don't actually have an answer to this one)

Jan 06, 202027 minSeason 1Ep. 77

Episode 74 - Cats and Dance Journeys

An extended metaphor to illustrate some of the difficulties of changing while being oneself. Featuring cats!

Nov 28, 201925 minSeason 1Ep. 74

Episode 72 - Codes of conduct

What purpose do codes of conduct serve, what should they include, how do they for into your organisation's wider safety strategy?

Nov 14, 201930 minSeason 1Ep. 72

Episode 69 - Talking with Tara and Michael about their Experience Parenting Aroha (part 2)

Tara and Michael treat their daughter Aroha like a person (because she is one). We discuss the language they prefer to use to discribe Aroha, the first time Michael met Aroha, elimination communication (also known as natural hygiene), and the pressure or lack thereof that Tara and Michael put themselves under as parents.

Oct 25, 201928 minSeason 1Ep. 69

Episode 68 - Talking with Tara and Michael about their Experience Parenting Aroha (part 1)

Tara and Michael treat their daughter Aroha like a person (because she is one). We discuss how they encourage people to seek Aroha's consent before interacting with her, how they respond to Aroha's feelings if she is hurt or upset, the extent to which they allow the needs of a baby to impact their lives, the importance of co-parenting, and some of the strategies they use to understand and respond to Aroha's wants and needs.

Oct 09, 201931 minSeason 1Ep. 68

Episode 67 - White Fragility Self Test

CW: white dude discussing his white fragility - answering the questions asked by Ally Henny to reflect on one's white fragility. https://www.facebook.com/allyhennypage/posts/1087705494713093

Oct 03, 201920 minSeason 1Ep. 67

Episode 66 - Safer Spaces (part 2)

Why do we need to make our safer spaces intersectional? Why do dance spaces in particular need work to make spaces safer? What are the means by which we can go about making spaces safer?

Sep 26, 201919 minSeason 1Ep. 66

Episode 62 - Talking with Catherine Palmier about Private Escapes

Catherine Palmier teaches at/organises various events including Dancemode Immersions and Mountain Blues Camp. She is based in Puerto Rico, where she invites dancers to join her for a "private escape". We discuss how and why this is a great opportunity for change. http://racinedumouvement.com/catherine-palmier

Aug 29, 201926 minSeason 1Ep. 62

Episode 59 - Teacher activities and talking

Discussion of different teacher activities borrowed from Kira Emslie and SwingStep, with a little extra in depth on the kinds of talking we do

Aug 08, 201920 minSeason 1Ep. 59

Episode 58 - Cultural appropriation is a thing (part 4: ...and it's not about *you*)

More myths about cultural appropriation: a) sourcelanders and diaspora have different perceptions of racism and cultural appropriation b) the question is not "is lindy hop cultural appropriation?" (it is), but "how can we reduce the harm we are causing" and c) it's not about getting a "free pass". It's not about *you*

Aug 01, 201923 minSeason 1Ep. 58

Episode 54 - The Shoulder

The shoulder is very multifunctional and has surprisingly complex movement to help move the arms.

Jul 04, 201920 min

Episode 53 - Juneteenth

Juneteenth is a holiday to celebrate the end of slavery in the USA and commemorates the announcement of freedom of slaves in Texas on June 19th 1865. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Article on PBS “What is Juneteenth” https://www.pbs.org/wnet/african-americans-many-rivers-to-cross/history/what-is-juneteenth/ What my father and juneteenth taught me about having Expectaitoins (Danielle C Belton) https://www.theroot.com/what-my-father-and-juneteenth-taught-me-about-having-e-1790855737 Juneteenth: Why Celebr...

Jun 27, 201935 minSeason 1Ep. 53
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