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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2023 · 1H 19M

180. The History of Dance in L.A. with Emily Wanserski

from Words That Move Me with Dana Wilson · host Dana Wilson

This week on the podcast, the incredible Emily Wanserski (@wanswonders), cultural practitioner, producer, consultant, cultural doula, and so much more, joins me to give a crash course on dance history in Los Angeles. I am so envious and admire the knowledge Emily has accumulated on dance history in her decade of living in L.A. Thank you, Emily, for the work you have cultivated in the L.A. dance ecosystem, and thank you for being a wonderful guest and friend! Please enjoy this conversation with Emily Wanserski.   Show Notes: Connect w/ Emily  Connect w/ Emily on IG  Register for Jumpstart LA  Read Dancing in the Sun, Hollywood Choreographers from 1915-1937 & Film Choreographer and Dance Directors  For more DANA For coaching with me, join the WTMM COMMUNITY  To donate to WTMM through our Fiscal Sponsor, THE DANCE RESOURCE CENTER To shop for GOODIES & SERVIES Watch and Subscribe on YOUTUBE  Stay connected with us on IG and TikTok View Full Episode Transcript   Historical Mentions:  LA Tribes/Nations:   Gabrieleño Nation Tongva Nation Chumash Nation Kizh Nation   Dancers/Choreographers/Historical Figures Lestor Horton 

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