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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2019 · 45 MIN

31. Somatic and Embodiment Practices - Natalja Kent

from What’s My Thesis? · host Javier Proenza

Artist Natalja Kent stops by to share her experience with embodiment practices, and introduces me to practical techniques like body scans and the supper aggressive sounding Feldenkrais method. I say the words Supple Leopard for some reason, and we set the stage for an intense, but constructive conversation about cultural wounds in next weeks show.

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