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Kick Ball Change Podcast

Kick Ball Change Podcast

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Join in to the Kick Ball Change Podcast, and discover how artists from all around the world have used their "step backs" as their power to move forward in their goals and dreams.All rights reserved アート
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  • Kick Ball Change with William “Bill” Waldinger ; Honoring the Legacy of Luigi | Kick Ball Change Podcast
    2026/10/19
    What happens when an unexpected path leads you to a legendary teacher who changes the way you move, teach, and see the world? In this episode of Kick Ball Change, we sit down with William “Bill” Waldinger, dance educator, performer, master teacher, and faculty member at Joffrey Ballet School in New York City. Bill’s journey is a powerful reminder that there is no single path to a life in dance. His connection to the legendary jazz dance pioneer Luigi began a lifelong journey of learning, movement, and mentorship. After studying with Luigi for 23 years and receiving his certification to teach Luigi’s groundbreaking jazz technique, Bill has made it part of his mission to preserve and share this extraordinary legacy with future generations of dancers. With a career spanning classical ballet, jazz, musical theatre, and performance, Bill brings a wealth of experience to his work as an educator. But beyond the credits and accomplishments is a deeper story about finding your place, recognizing the impact of a mentor, and understanding the responsibility that comes with carrying someone’s work forward. Join us as we explore how one unexpected turn can shape a career, why the teacher-student relationship can leave a lifelong imprint, and what it means to honor the past while inspiring the future. Because sometimes, your path isn't about becoming who you thought you would be. It's about discovering who you are meant to become.
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    1 時間 4 分
  • Kick Ball Change with Sam Tirone and how Deca Dance is redefining the Dance Convention Experience
    2026/10/19
    What do you do when you have a grand vision for a dance competition, but your very first season begins with just eight students and a blizzard? For Sam from Deca Dance Competition, that was the unexpected beginning of a journey to redefine the dance convention experience. On this episode of Kick Ball Change, we talk about the courage it takes to bring an unconventional idea to life, the unpredictable challenges that can shape a business, and the resilience required to keep believing in your vision when the beginning looks nothing like you imagined. Eight students. A blizzard. And a dream that refused to stay small. Sam's story is a reminder that the beginning doesn't determine the destination. Sometimes, the moments that challenge us most become the very experiences that shape who we are and what we build. Join us as we explore entrepreneurship, perseverance, thinking outside the box, and what it means to create something different in the dance world. Because every great journey has its kick-ball-changes — the unexpected turns that teach us to adapt, grow, and keep moving forward.
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    1 時間 1 分
  • Kick Ball Change with Julie Kay Stallcup: A conversation about movement, resilience, and finding your rhythm through life’s unexpected turns.
    2026/10/19
    without. In this episode of Kick Ball Change, I sit down with Julie Kay Stallcup, known for her work with LA Dance Magic and now the founder of her own company and mastermind dedicated to supporting dance teachers. Julie opens up about one of life's hardest lessons: learning to let go of a studio and a friendship because she knew there was more growth waiting for her. It's a powerful reminder that sometimes the next chapter requires us to release the familiar, trust ourselves, and take that leap forward. “Growth doesn't happen when you're sitting. It happens when you're dancing.” We also dive into the importance of honesty in the dance world. How can teachers give honest feedback that helps dancers grow? How do we create environments where constructive criticism builds confidence instead of breaking it down? And what role do parents play in helping young dancers navigate challenges? One of my favorite takeaways is the importance of parents learning to listen first, rather than speak first. Sometimes, the most supportive thing we can do is give our children the space to process their own experiences before stepping in with our opinions. This conversation is about so much more than dance. It's about knowing when it's time to move on, having the courage to be honest, embracing change, and allowing ourselves and others the space to grow. Whether you're a dance teacher, studio owner, dance parent, or someone navigating a personal or professional transition, this episode will remind you that growth requires movement, honesty, and the willingness to take the next step. Tune in to Kick Ball Change with Julie Kay Stallcup — because sometimes, the best thing you can do is change direction and keep dancing.
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    40 分
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