Ep 26 PETER, dance with Yari Stilo Series 2

An episode of the PETER, dance with... podcast, hosted by PETER, titled "Ep 26 PETER, dance with Yari Stilo Series 2" was published on April 10, 2024 and runs 42 minutes.

April 10, 2024 ·42m · PETER, dance with...

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Today we dance with Yari Stilo. To contact Yari visit his facebook https://www.facebook.com/yaristiloEpisode reference list,Episode #192 - Should we overthrow the government tomorrow? - Anarchism Pt. 1 (Chomsky, Malatesta) — Philosophize This!Listen, dance, reflect.In this podcast PETER invites you and a guest to dance one of their practices, then they reflect on it together. For dancers and dance artists and anyone interested in sending some time with their body and thoughts around dance. For creativity with our physical experiences.To listen to the podcast audio https://stillpeter.com/peter-dance-with-podcast/For information about PETER visit www.stillpeter.com, and to contact PETER email [email protected] the showFor information about PETER visit stillpeter.com. And contact PETER email [email protected] PETER would love to hear from you.Support the podcast paypal.me/dancepeter

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Today we dance with Yari Stilo. To contact Yari visit his facebook https://www.facebook.com/yaristilo

Episode reference list,

Episode #192 - Should we overthrow the government tomorrow? - Anarchism Pt. 1 (Chomsky, Malatesta) — Philosophize This!

Listen, dance, reflect.

In this podcast PETER invites you and a guest to dance one of their practices, then they reflect on it together. For dancers and dance artists and anyone interested in sending some time with their body and thoughts around dance. For creativity with our physical experiences.

To listen to the podcast audio https://stillpeter.com/peter-dance-with-podcast/

For information about PETER visit www.stillpeter.com, and to contact PETER email [email protected]

Support the show

For information about PETER visit stillpeter.com.

And contact PETER email [email protected] PETER would love to hear from you.

Support the podcast paypal.me/dancepeter

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