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EPISODE · May 19, 2021 · 27 MIN

Dancer/Choreographer Malcolm Griffin

from Speak On It! · host Tigerlily Communications

Well-versed in a bevy of genres, he teaches dance to children and  young adults, passing on the phrases in the footwork he learned from his professors at both Dutchess Community and Queens College. He sat down with his mom on Mother's Day to talk about how gymnastics, track and martial arts helped him prep for his dance career,  the importance of self-confidence, the struggles of teaching dance during a global pandemic, his passion for music and why he still considers himself a student. Follow him on Instagram via @seventh.of7ep.tember.(Our theme music, "Please Irene" by Lynn Riley and the World-Mix,  is used by permission. Find their release "Say What" on iTunes, Amazon Music, Bandcamp and CB Baby.)

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Well-versed in a bevy of genres, he teaches dance to children and young adults, passing on the phrases in the footwork he learned from his professors at both Dutchess Community and Queens College. He sat down with his mom on Mother's Day to talk about how gymnastics, track and martial arts helped him prep for his dance career, the importance of self-confidence, the struggles of teaching dance during a global pandemic, his passion for music and why he still considers himself a stud...

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