Embracing the Shadow

from CMUnow Podcast · host Colorado Mesa University

The idea of the human shadow is seen within mythology, religion and pop culture. It’s a concept many are uncomfortable with, especially when it comes to disclosing the darkness within ourselves. Amanda Benzin, a professor of dance at Colorado Mesa University, is taking this topic head on as the director and choreographer of the Embracing the Shadow dance concert. In this episode she is joined by Assistant Professor of Psychology Jeremy Tost as they unveil the shadows that lurk deep within us all. (Special Edition Episode 1, aired Nov. 11, 2020)

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