Poking Bears is a podcast hosted by me, Rev Shrotri, that is centred around having conversations with incredible people in my life. I get to chat with them about their origins, the work that they're doing and where we, as citizens of this world, can go from here. Join me in listening to my favourite people!
Mark Travis Rivera
Rhythm2Dance
Yasmina Ramzy
Movement Research
The Boston Foundation x Dunamis
Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas
Barbie Diewald
Sonic Fold
Jason Yap
Mari & Marcus
Emi de Grandpré
Shaper/Caper
Dance Education Canada
Education Honestly
Aleksandra Efimova
Sarah Schiewer
The MDC
The Activist Hustle
Katarina Frustaci
Sean Larry
You are Power Radio Network
The Bessies NYC Dance and Performance Awards
Gorge Community
Amit Abend
Dr. Desiree Cremer
Rez Nemorin
Nelson Guda
The Dance Current
Society for Dance Research
Ruby Josephine Smith
Chloe Johal
Purple Glow Co
The Dance Plug Canada
76 Podcasting
Teaching Artistry with Courtney J. Boddie
Lauren Flower
dario
Giulia Tripoli
Dena Adriance
Lauren Ritchie
Serendipity
dance: made in canada | fait au canada
Daniel Pillai
Lou Cope - Dramaturg
Root & Seed Inc.
Maria and Evan
Dance Outside Dance
Anthony Perrotta
Whole Body Literacy & Education (WHBLE)
Dear ballet
Emily Palmer
Margaret Mullin
Jordan McHenry
Stairway For Ballet
Che Marville
Eva Yaa Asantewaa
Royal Academy of Dance
Elsa Iris Reyes
Ali Monjack
Luna Dance Institute
Carly Faye & Hannah Mae
Gibney Dance
VANGRIOT
Justin Holness
Canada's National Arts Centre
Yorkshire Dance
Greenwich Dance
Skånes Dansteater
Delsy Sandoval
kNOwBOX dance
Eugenia Foxworth
Justine Menter
It's All Goodly Productions
danceCONNECT
AMINA ISIR
Wandas Picks
brought to you by PhiladelphiaDance.org
St. Louis Public Radio
Ryerson Students Union
Oxfordshire Youth
NCCAkron
Sehrish Rupani
Chelsea Byrne & Erin O'Rourke
Kevon Foderingham
Yuko Kudo
Dance Muse
Pramit Baul
Ariana Toriz
Raoul
Jorge Crecis, PhD
Nicolas Vicente
Sarab
Michael Sean Harris
Vancouver Island University
Rick Miller
Kristi Morale
Notes From A Native Daughter
The Moving Architects
eMCeeMovement
Kandice N. Point-Du-Jour