Christopher Gonzalez
Line Dance Podcast
This in-depth exploration of line dance features interviews with personalities within the line dance community and discusses how line dance sparks creativity, boosts confidence, promotes fitness, bolsters memory, and improves quality of life.
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Christopher Gonzalez
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Latest episode
Mar 8, 2024
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Episodes
Ten Ways to Overcome Fear of Missing Out (Move Radio 004) 27.04.2017 1:20:50
Megan and I consider how items in the article "10 Ways to Overcome Fear of Missing Out" by Linda and Charlie Bloom relate to line dance. The source article can be found here: https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/stronger-the-broken-places/201501/10-ways-overcome-fear-missing-out This episode was originally broadcast live on Move Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/MOVE-RADIO-s289101/
Six Tips For Retaining Beginner Dance Students (Move Radio 004) 27.04.2017 33:44
Megan and I consider how items in the article "The Secret to Retaining Beginner Dance Students" by Jeremy Ruben relate to line dance. The source article can be found here: http://dancecraftpensacola.com/2016/08/secret-retaining-beginner-dance-students/ This episode was originally broadcast live on Move Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/MOVE-RADIO-s289101/
Twelve Traits Of Great Dance Teachers (Move Radio 003) 26.04.2017 1:12:06
Megan and I consider how items in the article "12 Traits of Terrific Dance Teachers" by Nichelle Suzanne relate to line dance. The source article can be found here: http://www.danceadvantage.net/great-dance-teachers/ This episode was originally broadcast live on Move Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/MOVE-RADIO-s289101/
Northwest Line Dance Blast 2017 Reflections 17.04.2017 1:35:11
Megan and I discuss our thoughts immediately following Northwest Line Dance Blast 2017 in Portland, Oregon.
The "Can't Walk Away" Story (Move Radio 002) 14.04.2017 1:58:57
Megan and I discuss our new dance "Can't Walk Away" set to the song Craving You by Thomas Rhett (ft. Maren Morris) and break down everything from its creation two weeks ago to the lengthy filming and editing of its demo video to the present-day process of sharing it with our friends and fellow dancers. Its step sheet can be found on both Copperknob (http://www.copperknob.co.uk/steps...
What Prevents The Profusion Of New Dance Releases From Overwhelming Us? (Move Radio 001) 07.04.2017 1:59:35
Megan and I discuss a topic of current relevance in the line dance world. This episode was originally broadcast live on Move Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/MOVE-RADIO-s289101/
When Is The Best Time To Choreograph And Release A Dance After Choosing The Song? + Assorted Notes 009 31.03.2017 38:15
Megan and I discuss items from my line dance notes, with one question highlighted in particular.
What Enables The Popularization Of Strange And Complex Dances? + Assorted Notes 008 30.03.2017 52:55
Megan and I discuss items from my line dance notes, with one question highlighted in particular.
What Contributes To Our Identity As Specifically Line Dancers? + Assorted Notes 007 29.03.2017 30:54
Megan and I discuss items from my line dance notes, with one question highlighted in particular.
What Could You Live Without If It Meant You Could Dance All The Time? (Assorted Notes 006) 27.03.2017 56:03
Megan and I discuss items from my line dance notes, focusing this time on one question in particular.
Assorted Notes 005 11.03.2017 56:03
Megan and I discuss items from my impossibly copious line dance notes.
Assorted Notes 004 10.03.2017 1:33:36
Megan and I discuss items from my impossibly copious line dance notes.
Assorted Notes 003 09.03.2017 1:30:30
Megan and I discuss items from my impossibly copious line dance notes.
Assorted Notes 002 08.03.2017 1:10:33
Megan and I discuss items from my impossibly copious line dance notes.
Assorted Notes 001 06.03.2017 59:21
Megan and I discuss items from my impossibly copious line dance notes.
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