In this episode of Call Sheet Confessions, host Mia LePage sits down with professional dancer, choreographer, and educator Reggie Oliver for an honest, full-circle conversation about building a sustainable career in dance — without leaving home.

Reggie opens up about his unconventional start dancing in church, how supportive teachers changed his life, and the early moments that pushed him to take dance seriously. From his first paid gig at 14 to working across film, television, live stages, award shows, and major artists, Reggie shares the lessons that shaped his professionalism, confidence, and leadership.

Throughout the episode, Reggie breaks down:

How to advocate for yourself early in your career
What film sets, TV shows, award shows, and live performances really demand
Why adaptability and awareness matter more than perfection
Teaching, choreographing, and building trust with creatives
Creating longevity in dance without moving to LA or NYC
Navigating loyalty, opportunities, and boundaries in the industry
Plus, we get into fan-favorite segments:
🎙 What’s On Your Call Sheet – a day in Reggie’s real-life routine
🔥 This or That: Industry Edition – dance debates & hot takes
🧠 Fact or Fiction – clearing myths about the dance industry
🍿 Crafty Corner – his dream on-set snack table
📋 Industry Betrayal List – the real frustrations no one talks about

Whether you’re a dancer, creative, or someone chasing a non-traditional career path, this episode is packed with real advice, mindset shifts, and motivation.

📍 Philly made. LA living.
🎬 Entertainment, unfiltered.

🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2PZkkg10gXNJTd5Y5JHb9a?si=0662e64d9eef4b0a

📸 Follow the show & everyone featured on Instagram:
👉 Host: Mia LePage — https://www.instagram.com/mialepage
👉 Guest: Reggie Oliver — https://www.instagram.com/ibereggieo
👉 Podcast: Call Sheet Confessions — https://www.instagram.com/callsheetconfesspod

👍 Like, comment, and subscribe
💬 Drop a comment with careers or guests you want us to feature
🎥 Follow on Instagram for clips, teasers, and behind-the-scenes moments