All Episodes

Dance and Ecological Embedment with Amelia Burns

Embodiment in eating disorder recovery and beyond with Rachel Lewis-Marlow MS, EDS, LCMHC, LMBT

Conscious dance practice as access point to humanity and basic goodness with Jenny Macke

Dr. Suzi Tortora on Medical Dance Therapy with Infants and Embodiment as an Integrating Capacity

Embodied Speech: Interviewing the Interviewer with Kimberly Rothwell and Leslie McCormick

Elissaveta on embodiment as bridge between past present and future.

Embodiment in art, in pain and in sculpture with Melanie Cooper Pennington

Is this podcast necessary anymore?

Cuquis Robledo on Embodiment as Vibration. Freedom. Advocacy. Reclamation. Identity.

Dance as world making through attention and volition with Rebecca Barnstaple PhD

Embodiment as relationship to changing self with Kristina Fluty

Poetry and authenticity with Tārāvajrī

Ashley Fargnoli on international practices of dance/movement therapy and overcoming burnout

Embodiment as response with Molly Shanahan

Embodiment as inquiry with Amber Elizabeth Gray: How am I, in this flesh and blood and love, a part of everything?

Introduction to 6th Season of The Return to Embodiment 2024

Roman Baca on dance as a way to reconnect military veterans to themselves and to their broader communities.

Kamaharia Hopkins on embodiment as individual and cosmic phenomena

Selena Coburne on embodiment as terrifying but necessary in practice, in ethics and in difference

Lisa Clark on the pedagogy of embodiment as creative practice of wonderment moving us from the studio into the world.

Lauren Peterson on dance for every body, repatterning criticism for joy.

Embodiment through dance education both as preparation for life and joyful participation within community.

Ebony Nichols on dance in community, Africanist aesthetic in movement, and showing up in a way that honors the ancestors.

Artistic directors of Khecari, Julia & Jonathan, on embodiment as art making creative process of difference and collaboration

Welcome to the 5th Season of the Return to Embodiment

Andy Mangin on embodiment as preparation for the actor, as collective organism, and as delight found in woodcraft.

Alicia Patterson on transforming women's health through embodied consent

Deanna James on religious trauma, racial injustice and the way embodiment may provide an access point for deconstruction and wisdom.

Amarillis Vazquez on embodiment as access point for cycles of disintegration and renewal.

Erica Hornthal on her book Body Aware

Mariah Lefeber on supervision, peer consultation and the ongoing resource of "the big x"

Susan Aposhan on embodied spirituality

Julie Brannen on burlesque, shewolf and liberation through performance

Kyle Koch on the art of belonging to the world

Jamila Kinney on mindfulness, letting go of perfectionism and exploring the neighborhood of what is.

Damien Norris on personal and collective rewilding

Kristin Mennona on body as vessel, as animal, as legacy.

Marissa Voytenko on encaustic painting, creation as a practice of prayer and the simple joy of color

David Wallace Haskins on art as transformative force of interrelational beholding.

Grace Bella Harman on grief as life skill and source of sacred transformation

Melissa Walker on sex therapy, erotic bodyfulness, belly dancing, and cooking the conversation of consent

The 4th Season of the Return to Embodiment

Paul Sevett on the luxury of embodied learning and the decision to decline the role of president of the ADTA.

Susan Imus on the work of creating language as scaffolding for the field of dance/movement therapy.

Dr. Angela Grayson on rootedness, bridging between cultures and envisioning a way forward.

Chad Alcorn on integration, healing, and the blues

Sarahi Lay Trigo on the inquiry and art of dance as healing

Season 3 of Return to Embodiment

Jeff Gilbert on ecotrauma, waking up, and reclaiming our birthright

Peggy Hackney on aliveness, change and the red rocks of Snow Canyon

The Embrace as shared by Luz de Olano through the Argentinian tango

Deirdre Fay on gaining access to ones' own self and finding bliss underneath the mind chatter

Rachel Sherron on The subtlest movements

Welcome to the second season of the Return to Embodiment

Stacey Hurst on reinhabiting the body through movement

Kris Larsen on the priviledge of stillness and finding rest in movement

Introducing the Return to Embodiment