EP3 | Divas at the Disco

EP3 | Divas at the Disco

Disco to Learn, Disco to Dance: for the conversations on learning that keep us up at night! You are listening to Disruption at the Disco with your hosts Dennie Wilson and Jodie Nunn. Join Dennie and Jodie as they attempt to [re]define the Diva! Enveloped in etymology, your Co-DJ’s - 80% and 92% Diva respectively - embark on a sequinned endeavour. Slashing stereotypes and punching through the patriarchy, will they succeed in challenging your preconceptions of the Divadom?* *We are not liable for any outcome-induced upset resulting from participation in the BuzzFeed Diva Quiz [https://www.buzzfeed.com/farrahpenn/what-percent-diva-are-you]; participate at own risk... Whilst you join us today as Co-DJs of the Disco, beyond the pod we move and groove in other ways. Dennie is dance artist-educator and researcher, former professional dancer, enigmatically improvising the inner space of intrapersonal intelligence as a learning and performance coach/lecturer in vocational dance and higher education. Jodie is a dance educator, writer, and lecturer in dance education, disrupting at the intersection where dance meets the socio-political, most commonly grooving to the tune of ballet-activism and cult ideology. If you’d like to stay up-to-date and dance with us down at the Disco, you can join the Disco Pod over on Instagram @hellodiscopod [https://www.instagram.com/hellodiscopod?igsh=bDIyNGt0ZGpyNTcy] Disc[o]laimer: Whilst rigorously theoretically and conceptually underpinned, and reflecting the full complexity of the subject matter, this content represents personal opinion; as such, these view are our own, and do not reflect any of the institutions with which we are associated. See you next time at the Disco Pod!

EP2 | Doing it "wrong" at the Disco

Disco to Learn, Disco to Dance: for the conversations on learning that keep us up at night! You are listening to Disruption at the Disco with your hosts Dennie Wilson and Jodie Nunn. Join Dennie and Jodie as they face wrongness in the wake of mistake, learning to confront both fear and failure. From post-it-notes and crisps, to social constructs and self-help books, your resident DJs grapple with notions of “wrong” versus “right”, but what happens if we just do it “differently”? Whilst you join us today as Co-DJs of the Disco, beyond the pod we move and groove in other ways. Dennie is dance artist-educator and researcher, former professional dancer, enigmatically improvising the inner space of intrapersonal intelligence as a learning and performance coach/lecturer in vocational dance and higher education. Jodie is a dance educator, writer, and lecturer in dance education, disrupting at the intersection where dance meets the socio-political, most commonly grooving to the tune of ballet-activism and cult ideology. If you’d like to stay up-to-date and dance with us down at the Disco, you can join the Disco Pod over on Instagram @hellodiscopod [https://www.instagram.com/hellodiscopod?igsh=bDIyNGt0ZGpyNTcy] Disc[o]laimer: Whilst rigorously theoretically and conceptually underpinned, and reflecting the full complexity of the subject matter, this content represents personal opinion; as such, these view are our own, and do not reflect any of the institutions with which we are associated. See you next time at the Disco Pod!

EP1 | Dilemmas at the Disco

Disco to Learn, Disco to Dance: for the conversations on learning that keep us up at night! You are listening to Disruption at the Disco with your hosts Dennie Wilson and Jodie Nunn. Join Dennie and Jodie at this week’s Dilemmatic Disco! In a complex dance between this or that, Dennie and Jodie circle notions of morality, predicament, and ethical decision-making in attempt to answer the ultimate dilemma…would you rather fight one hundred duck-sized elephants or one elephant-sized duck? Whilst you join us today as Co-DJs of the Disco, beyond the pod we move and groove in other ways. Dennie is dance artist-educator and researcher, former professional dancer, enigmatically improvising the inner space of intrapersonal intelligence as a learning and performance coach/lecturer in vocational dance and higher education. Jodie is a dance educator, writer, and lecturer in dance education, disrupting at the intersection where dance meets the socio-political, most commonly grooving to the tune of ballet-activism and cult ideology. If you’d like to stay up-to-date and dance with us down at the Disco, you can join the Disco Pod over on Instagram @hellodiscopod [https://www.instagram.com/hellodiscopod?igsh=bDIyNGt0ZGpyNTcy] Disc[o]laimer: Whilst rigorously theoretically and conceptually underpinned, and reflecting the full complexity of the subject matter, this content represents personal opinion; as such, these view are our own, and do not reflect any of the institutions with which we are associated. See you next time at the Disco Pod!

PILOT | Dictionaries at the Disco

Disco to Learn, Disco to Dance: for the conversations on learning that keep us up at night! You are listening to Disruption at the Disco with your hosts Dennie Wilson and Jodie Nunn. Join Dennie and Jodie as they dance between definitions, groove with the lexicographers, and ponder the importance of vocabulary as they break down the meaning behind the name…Disco Pod! Whilst you join us today as Co-DJs of the Disco, beyond the pod we move and groove in other ways. Dennie is dance artist-educator and researcher, former professional dancer, enigmatically improvising the inner space of intrapersonal intelligence as a learning and performance coach/lecturer in vocational dance and higher education. Jodie is a dance educator, writer, and lecturer in dance education, disrupting at the intersection where dance meets the socio-political, most commonly grooving to the tune of ballet-activism and cult ideology. If you’d like to stay up-to-date and dance with us down at the Disco, you can join the Disco Pod over on Instagram @hellodiscopod [https://www.instagram.com/hellodiscopod?igsh=bDIyNGt0ZGpyNTcy] Disc[o]laimer: Whilst rigorously theoretically and conceptually underpinned, and reflecting the full complexity of the subject matter, this content represents personal opinion; as such, these view are our own, and do not reflect any of the institutions with which we are associated. See you next time at the Disco Pod!