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Why we Continue to Dance

EPISODE · Dec 28, 2025 · 18 MIN

Why we Continue to Dance

from Almost 107 · host Fanshawe College CIXX-FM content creators

People don’t really know why or when people started to dance, some theories suggest that it could have been one of the first ways humans communicated with each other, or it could have started as a celebration ritual. We’ll never know why we started dancing in the first place but we can ask why people continue to dance! Joshua Chen sat down with Michelle Corredor, a dancer for BRDRless studios to talk about cultural dancing, competitive dancing, and why dancing is important to her.

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