Dancing Beyond Age: conversation with Sarah P...

Sometimes tango music feels old because it is old.And sometimes it feels old because we’re not actually hearing what’s inside the recording.In this episode, I visit Christian from TangoTunes in their Buenos Aires space - literally below street level - to talk about shellac record ...  Show more

Sometimes tango gives you a tanda… and sometimes it gives you a book that feels like a milonga: funny, tender, a little awkward, and quietly brutal in the most human way.In this episode, I sit down with Juan Venegas, author of The Infinite Walk — a tango novel that made me laugh ...  Show more

Part 1, interview with Oa Metzner: In this part of the interview we discussed what the term ‘social tango’ actually means for social dancers like me and you, what helps tango dancers improve, and then we dived into biomechanics. Finally, and this was a wonderful eye-opening pa ...

As we grow older, we have to deal with not only sexism at work but ageism too. Still, age has its advantages. We talk with an expert on aging, and then we share personal experiences and answer questions from listeners. Guests: Nancy Morrow-Howell and Maureen Hoch. Our theme music ...  Show more

Why do you think some or many people like dancing? Tell me about any traditional dancing in your country. Do you think traditional dancing will be popular in the future? Tune in and have a great day!  -  IELTS Speaking for Success PREMIUM: https://linktr.ee/sfspremium  Find a ...  Show more

To buy Angela´s book visit: https://nica ...  Show more