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The Dance Up!

Shining the light on cultural competency between dance and healthcare for better communication and care with Dr. James D Walters and Assistant Professor Danielle Lydia Sheather. Musical contributions by Alexandra Ausman, Graphic Design by Dr. Kelsey Elliot.

Podcast · By Dr. James D Walters & Assistant Professor Danielle Lydia Sheather · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    S4 E5 - Broadway Performer, Theatre Director, Teacher, and Acupuncturist (opens the original)

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    Join Dr. of Chiropractic James D Walters and Associate Professor of Dance Danielle Lydia Sheather with guest Tripp Hansen as they discuss their personal stories on teaching and learning, Tripps Broadway and Acupuncturist journey, and how we hope to integrate the energetic, mind body connection, in how we carry ourselves in the world. Musical contributions by Alexandra Ausman, Graphic Design by Dr. Kelsey Elliot. Views expressed in this podcast solely reflect the authors' and guests' views and no

  2. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    S4 E04 - The Art of Puppetry: The Demands and The Excitement (opens the original)

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    Join Dr. of Chiropractic James D Walters and Associate Professor of Dance Danielle Lydia Sheather with guest Jordan Brownlee as they discuss the demands and excitement of puppetry. The toll it takes on the body and the sheer love of the art form. Hear how Jordan began his performance career and how the art of puppetry is inherently linked to acting. Listen to Jordan shares the differences of puppeteering for the camera and for the stage. Musical contributions by Alexandra Ausman, Graphic Design

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