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EPISODE · Sep 21, 2015 · 1H 21M

Geek Out with Kay Hardy Campbell: Khaliji Dance

from The Belly Dance Geek Clubhouse · host Belly Dance Geek

My guest, Kay Hardy Campbell talks about Khaliji dance.  Khaliji (sometimes written “Khaleegy”) isn’t belly dance, but is often included in a belly dance show.  Kay will help demystify this gorgeous, but often misunderstood dance. You'll Learn: What Khaliji dance is (and isn’t) The benefits and downsides of doing research on YouTube How it’s different in its cultural context vs. in a belly dance show To Thobe or Not To Thobe – and why that’s a good question How to learn more about Khaliji And check out the YouTube playlist Kay prepared for this call. This episode is sponsored by Susan Hughart, who is hosting An Evening of Music and Dance featuring dancer Tiffany Ahdia and vintage belly dance rock band Ishtar.  To join them for this fabulous event on Saturday, November 14th 2015 in Charleston, WV, visit:  http://www.susanhugharthipcurve.com/ For more geek-tacular resources, visit:  http://www.BellyDanceGeek.com Also check out our sister program, "More Than Steps" where I geek out on how belly dance works, one coffee run at a time: https://anchor.fm/more-than-steps

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