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Episode 122: With Gabe Stone Shayer
An episode of Dance And Stuff
By Dance And Stuff
Best friends from high school and mavens of the dance and performance world, Reid Bartelme and Jack Ferver host this award winning podcast with fascinating guests. Topics include dance and stuff.
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Best friends from high school and mavens of the dance and performance world, Reid Bartelme and Jack Ferver host this award winning podcast with fascinating guests. Topics include dance and stuff.
More places to listen
Episode 126: With Perfume Genius and Kate Wallich
Reid saw Maleficent and Jack got a speeding ticket. And then Kate Wallich and Perfume Genius join the Queens to chat wet fruit, collaboration, and the red zone. PERFUME GENIUS KATE WALLICH youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
November 15, 2019
Episode 125: With The Content Queens
Ok Kitty! There are so many stories to tell. Reid saw a lot of dance and Jack finally saw Midsommar. They both saw JUDY. Jack cried and Reid didn't. youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
November 8, 2019
Episode 124: With Tina Satter
The queens loved "Is This A Room". They're joined by the director, Tina Satter, to talk about how she used the tools of theater and performance to create the psychological reality of Reality Leigh Winner. IS THIS A ROOM. VINEYARD THEATRE. HALF STRADDLE. youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
November 1, 2019
Episode 123: With ARC
Fresh off Fresh Air, Anthony Roth Costanzo joins us in the bowels of the Metropolitan Opera as he prepares for his starring role in Philip Glass' Akhnaten. ARC by Anthony Roth Costanzo AKHNATEN starring Anthony Roth Costanzo at the Metropolitan Opera (Opens November 8th, 2019) EPISODE 24: WITH ANTHONY ROTH COSTANZO youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
October 25, 2019
Episode 122: With Gabe Stone Shayer
Reid is seeing dance (New York City Ballet, Fall for Dance) and Jack is really hitting the theater scene (Slave Play, Underground Railroad Game). The queens are joined by Gabe Stone Shayer to discuss Russia and race and a now not so secret project. youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
October 18, 2019
Episode 121: With Catherine
The queens talk world records, Fall For Dance, Henry-Lips-and-Glasses, and more. Jack also performs a monologue as Catherine. youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
October 11, 2019
Episode 120: With Shelley and Bette
Reid and Jack talk end times and review a bunch of dance and stuff. Then they settle in to watch the mystery movie. Finally find out what that movie is and hear a list of other movies that exist. youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
October 4, 2019
Episode 119: With Adrienne Truscott
The brilliant Adrienne Truscott joins the Queens!!! Check out WILD BORE at NYU Skirball (discount code: CRITIC10) and (STILL) ASKING FOR IT at Joe's Pubs! After the interview Reid and Jack discuss critics, hustlers, and ballet. Also, learn more about P50 by watching Episode 9: With Martha and Abe of The Dance And Stuff Show! youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
September 27, 2019
Episode 118: From A Rear Window
Reid and Jack are looking out from a Rear Window onto Wall Street and asking the hard questions. They talk first kisses and stage kisses and wonder which actors can do more than one thing and how to manage wellness through obsession. youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
September 25, 2019
Episode 117: With Brian Schaefer
This week the queens are joined by Brian Schaefer who tells them about his journey from dancing to writing to getting married. But first, Reid and Jack discuss world recording breaking and British baking on TV. Special thanks to the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts for hosting us this week! Check out the library's 75th Anniversary exhibition: Archive in Motion: 75 Years of the Jerome Robbins Dance Division. LIVE WITH KELLY AND RYAN EN POINTE. CITY BALLET PODCAST! One Wedding Ceremony and 12 Tiny Receptions BY BRIAN SCHAEFER. youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
September 13, 2019
Episode 116: With Justin Lynch
Summer is over and the Queens are looking forward to getting back into the swing of things. Justin Lynch joins them to discuss new hoops to jump through in order to dance in America. Justin Lynch on Instagram More info on SODOMY LAWS youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
September 6, 2019
Episode 115: Without A Guest
A change of plans leads to Reid and Jack chatting about things until Jack disappears and Reid talks about zippers. youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
August 30, 2019
Bonus: Good Morning America
WTF ABC? Lara Spencer gets laughs for bullying Prince George for learning ballet and Sean Spicer is a "star" to dance with? The Queens discuss this and the possibility of scraping David Koch's name off of buildings in this bonus episode of Dance And Stuff.
August 23, 2019
Episode 114: With Shelby Williams (aka Biscuit Ballerina)
Reid is seeing shows and jumping rope. Jack deals with Madonna's birthday. Shelby Williams (aka Biscuit Ballerina) joins the queens to discuss a unique career built on speaking up, staying intuitive, and creating healing through humor. youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com
August 23, 2019
Episode 113: In The Midwest (Part 2)
Get in the car with the queens as they journey back to NYC. Fasten your seat belts for a shady motel, a county fair, a wedding, an interview with a brilliant three year old, models, movies and more. YOUTUBE.COM/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON DANCEANDSTUFF.COM
August 16, 2019
Episode 112: In The Midwest (Part 1)
The Queens are on an epic road trip across the great American midwest. A benevolent eye doctor, a swim in Lake Michigan, a return to Interlochen Center for the Arts, and so much more! (Note: mundaneness is correct; mundanity is another option. mundacity is not an option.) YOUTUBE.COM/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON DANCEANDSTUFF.COM
August 9, 2019
Episode 111: With David Thomson
The Queens chat with the iconic David Thomson. Hear about his discovery of dance and truly epic career- up to a point because they run out of time. There is too much to cover with this true queen of contemporary New York City dance, so this will have to be Part 1. DAVID THOMSON YOUTUBE.COM/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON DANCEANDSTUFF.COM
August 2, 2019
Episode 110: With The Danes
Reid is in a waiting game with the dentist and Jack is at the library. Big Little Lies is over but secrets continue. Release the Arnold cut! The queens are joined by Danish dancing siblings: Ida, Tobias and Lucas Praetorius. Find out about them adopting Reid. YOUTUBE.COM/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON DANCEANDSTUFF.COM
July 26, 2019
Episode 109: With Ben Kimitch
Jack is auditioning for commercials and riding the MTA for free. Reid is learning how to drive.... maybe. Ben Kimitch joins the queens to discuss being an artist who loves being an admin as well. Tune in to hear about DTW to NYLA, PS 122 to Performance Space New York, and The Armory to The Shed. YOUTUBE.COM/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON DANCEANDSTUFF.COM
July 19, 2019
Episode 108: With Drew Jacoby
Reid almost dies installing an air conditioner and Jack is in love with Andrew Scott. Ever wonder where our theme song comes from? Well, it comes from today's guest, determined dancer Drew Jacoby. YOUTUBE.COM/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON DANCEANDSTUFF.COM
July 12, 2019
Episode 107: With Marc Crousillat
The queens catch up post pride before shooting episode seven of The Dance And Stuff Show, which is true hilarity with Becky Abrams. Cut to an interview with Marc Crousillat who cannot share what he is up to. Hear them dance around it by talking about group sex and learn how to take a nap during an interview. BECKY ABRAMS on THE DANCE AND STUFF SHOW: EPISODE 7 MARC CROUSILLAT.COM MARC CROUSILLAT INSTAGRAM YOUTUBE.COM/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON DANCEANDSTUFF.COM .
July 5, 2019
Episode 106: With Pride
Every episode is a Pride episode so enjoy this episode of mainly complaining and arguing about driving rules. However, go to the Queer Liberation March and Rally this Sunday! If you don't live in NYC you can just imagine it. YOUTUBE.COM/DANCEANDSTUFF DANCEANDSTUFF.COM .
June 28, 2019
Episode 105: With Jess Pretty
Jess Pretty joins the queens this week and gives energy through beauty. The three queens discuss dance, academics, and Big Little Lies but first Reid tells us his dreams. JESS PRETTY AUDRE LORDE (INTERVIEW 1982) CALLEN-LORDE MOVIES & STUFF: DARK PHOENIX REVIEW THE DANCE AND STUFF SHOW on YOUTUBE BECOME A PATREON PATRON OF DANCE AND STUFF!
June 21, 2019
Episode 104: With Katy Pyle of Ballez
Did you love Reid in the newest episode of Big Little Lies? After a quick chat about that, the queens are joined by the fierce Katy Pyle. Queer the ballet with Ballez! Check out the latest from The Dance And Stuff Show!
June 14, 2019
Episode 103: With Burr Johnson
This week the queens are joined by the multifaceted talent that is Burr Johnson. Reid and Jack take him down a winding road of insanity. Check out the latest from The Dance And Stuff Show!
June 7, 2019
Episode 102: With Here And There
Reid is back from Britishland so Reid and Jack discuss movies and stuff. Then there is a flood and Reid goes to D.C..
May 31, 2019
Episode 101: With Aquaman Down A Dark Hall
Reid is looking forward to summer action films and Jack just went Down A Dark Hall. Reid also reflects the journey of Aquaman and on a dance he loves and one he hates. But, it's mainly a movies episode. Enjoy! Check out the latest from The Dance And Stuff Show: Episode 6: Bernadette
May 24, 2019
Episode 100: With Pam Tanowitz
Who better for our 100th guest than our working girl: Pam Tanowitz. From her beginnings at CBGB to NYCB (aka "City") to her upcoming show at Barbie Con, you don't want to miss this. It's real laughs, real love, and real talk about the making of her remarkable work.
May 17, 2019
Episode 99: With Miki Orihara
The queens are joined by Graham Queen Miki Orihara. Hear about her journey with Martha and her continual drive in dance. But first, Jack is so obsessed with Tanowitz's Bartók Ballet that he and Reid have to review it immediately in a Citibank vestibule.
May 10, 2019
Episode 98: At The Guggenheim & Stuff
The Queens are at the Guggenheim with the dancers of Reid + Harriet's Works + Process. Later Harriet joins Reid for a look at their costumes for the show and Jack loves some dances!!!
May 3, 2019
Episode 97: A Star Is Born on an Airplane
Jack is back from performing in the Fusebox Festival in Austin as Reid prepares for the Reid & Harriet Works & Process at The Guggenheim. There are many movies to discuss (A Star Is Born, Widows, Mary Queen of Scots, Vox Lux, Mary Poppins, The Little Mermaid...). Subscribe to "The Dance And Stuff Show". Support the making of "Dance And Stuff" and "The Dance And Stuff Show" on Patreon. www.DanceAndStuff.com #bicentennial #sesquicentennial #af #hilmaafklint #guggenheim #astarisborn #widdows #benisback #voxlux #marypoppins #maryqueenofscots #emily blunt #margotrobbie #cateblanchett #thelittlemermaid
April 26, 2019
Episode 96: Show Of The Year
Jack and Reid decompress about the epic Merce Cunningham Night of 100 Solos. Reid not only performed in it, but he and Harriet designed and built all of the costumes, so there's a lot to say. Also, are you watching The Act? Watch Night of 100 Solos. Subscribe to "The Dance And Stuff Show". Support the making of "Dance And Stuff" and "The Dance And Stuff Show" on Patreon. www.DanceAndStuff.com
April 19, 2019
Episode 95: With Victor Lozano (and an approaching centennial)
Jack is back in the city and Reid is getting ready for the Cunningham Centennial while also rehearsing with Pam Tanowitz. They are joined by Victor Lozano for some good talk. Subscribe to "The Dance And Stuff Show". Support the making of "Dance And Stuff" and "The Dance And Stuff Show" on Patreon. www.DanceAndStuff.com
April 12, 2019
Episode 94: Reunited With Reid and Jack
Reid and Jack are back together again! Jack solves last minute production problems while Reid takes an IQ test and asks questions about unicycles. Subscribe to "The Dance And Stuff Show". Support the making of "Dance And Stuff" and "The Dance And Stuff Show" on Patreon. www.DanceAndStuff.com .
April 5, 2019
Episode 93: With Reid and Jack
Reid and Jack catch up while Reid waits for his flight from LAX to JFK. They speculate over who is pregnant, whether to move to Austin or L.A., and how to cast the staged version of Sex and the City. After finally arriving home, Reid reviews movies from his flight. Subscribe to "The Dance And Stuff Show". Support the making of "Dance And Stuff" and "The Dance And Stuff Show" on Patreon. www.DanceAndStuff.com .
March 29, 2019
Episode 92: With Taylor Stanley
Reid is being driven around LA so Jack shares a non-confrontational way to get the radio turned off when in a Lyft. Hear about the queens' encounters with Fabio and Christian Siriano. The incredible Taylor Stanley is the guest this week and opens up about his journey of self acceptance. Subscribe to "The Dance And Stuff Show". Support the making of "Dance And Stuff" and "The Dance And Stuff Show" on Patreon. www.DanceAndStuff.com .
March 22, 2019
Episode 91: With More Sara Mearns
The queens chat the dangers of clock alarms vs iPhones in bed. More interestingly we are back with Sara Mearns! Learn about talking and laughing onstage and being inspired by new steps outside of the ballet world. Subscribe to "The Dance And Stuff Show". Support the making of "Dance And Stuff" and "The Dance And Stuff Show" on Patreon. www.DanceAndStuff.com .
March 15, 2019
Episode 90: With Sara Mearns
Jack is finally gone girl but nothing will keep Reid and Jack from putting out a new episode! Reid talks to Jack as he rides in a car (he isn't driving). They are then joined by Reid's sister twin Sara Mearns of New York City Ballet. Related Episodes: Episode 17: With Pam Tanowitz Subscribe to "The Dance And Stuff Show". Support the making of "Dance And Stuff" and "The Dance And Stuff Show" on Patreon. www.DanceAndStuff.com .
March 8, 2019
Episode 89: With Netta Yerushalmy
Reid and Jack work not work, tend to the sick and wounded, and review the best film of 2018, Greta. Then they visit the home of the extraordinary dancer/choreographer Netta Yerushalmy as she prepares for her epic "Paramodernities" at New York Live Arts (March 14th - 17th). Don't miss it! Episode 3 of The Dance And Stuff Show (featuring Netta Yerushalmy) is now available to our Patreon Patrons. Thank you Patreon Patrons for helping us make this happen!!!
March 1, 2019
Episode 88: With More Isaac Mizrahi
Reid hates audience participation but Jack doesn't want to talk about that. Meanwhile, what are the three things Isaac Mizrahi is most proud of? Find out in Part 2 of this fierce interview.
February 22, 2019
Episode 87: With Isaac Mizrahi
The queens were too excited to wait till the end of the month for Isaac Mizrahi's memoir, so they caught up with him in the West Village. It's a true love fest as they chat morning rituals, costuming dance, and astrology.
February 15, 2019
Episode 86: With Andrea Miller
Reid and Jack talk tv, movies, Miami, and how to remove stains. They are then joined by Andrea Miller, founder of Gallim. Hear about her journey to making a contemporary dance company.
February 8, 2019
Episode 85: With Jamar Roberts
Reid encounters a trail of baguettes and Jack performs for The New York City Council. The Queens are then joined by dancer turned choreographer Jamar Roberts. Hear Jamar recount his numerous dance ins and outs.
February 1, 2019
Episode 84: With More Martha Nichols
New York may be cold but at least it isn't as cold as Calgary or the American Health Care system. The Queens cheer themselves up and we get to hear Part 2 of Martha Nichols' journey.
January 25, 2019
Episode 83: With Martha Nichols
Jack and Reid have closed Everything Is Imaginable and their bodies are feeling it. That doesn't stop Reid from learning his Cunningham choreo and Jack bringing out his Carol Channing impersonations. They are blessed by a visit from Martha Nichols, who gives a story so epic it will come in two acts.
January 18, 2019
Episode 82: With 26 Guests
Reid has just returned from Justin Peck and Patricia Delgado's wedding ceremony in Miami and brings us interviews with guests from the reception. But first, Jack uses Chance to ask "First Date Questions" of James Whiteside, Lloyd Knight, and Garen Scribner. (Full list of episode's guests below.) EPISODE GUIDE to WHO'S WHO: EVERYTHING IS IMAGINABLE: James Whiteside (of Episodes 3, 42, 51 - American Ballet Theatre) Lloyd Knight (of Episodes 7, 42 - Martha Graham Dance Company) Garen Scribner (of Episodes 12, 41, 42 - Former San Francisco Ballet, An American In Paris, Broadway Sandwich) THE WEDDING: Gretchen Smith (New York City Ballet); Oreo Cereal Ricky Ubeda (So You Think You Can Dance, Carousel, Cats Revival); LaGuardia Eric Trope (Miami City Ballet); Newark Michael Breeden (of Episodes 19 - Former Miami City Ballet, 1/2 of Conversations on Dance.); Madonna Lexie Overholt (Former Miami City Ballet); Madonna Devin Alberda (New York City Ballet); Tall AND Short Jeanette Delgado (Miami City Ballet & Sister to Patricia); Thong Sufjan Stephens (Musician); Madonna Joseph Walsh and Lauren Strongin (of Episodes 45, 73 - San Francisco Ballet); Heels/Boxers Daniel Applebaum (New York City Ballet); (Pert says Lexie Overholt), Head/Shoulders Gonzalo Garcia and Ezra Hurwitz (Gonzolo: New York City Ballet; Ezra: Former Miami City Ballet - Filmmaker); Chocolate/Gummi Bears. Neil Marshall (Former Miami City Ballet); Curly. Marika Anderson (New York City Ballet); Dangler/Smashbox Purple Lip. Dores André (San Francisco Ballet). Uncut. Andrew Scordato & His Partner Ben Nadal (New York City Ballet). Asia & Europe. Craig Hall & His Partner Frank Wilderman (New York City Ballet); Captain Crunch and Oh's. Harriet Jung (of Episodes 2, 71 - Reid & Harriet); Small Car. Zoe Zien (Former Miami City Ballet); Small Car. Frances Chung (San Francisco Ballet); Asian Noodle Preparations.
January 11, 2019
Episode 81: Tidying Up with Dance Criticism and Horror Stories.
Jack hosted a New Years party and Reid loves Marie Kondo. They discuss Alastair Macaulay's departure from The New York Times chief dance critic position and Reid is too afraid to finish watching Hereditary, so Jack tells him how it ends. Jack also adds "Slave Play" to his best of 2018 list. Happy New Year! EVERYTHING IS IMAGINABLE. Jan 7 - 12 at New York Live Arts. Use discount code for 20% off January 10th & 12th shows. APAP recommendation from BEST OF 2018: FOLK INCEST. Juliana F. May. Jan 9 - 12 at Abrons Arts Center. #happynewyear #rearwindow #singing #everythingisimaginable #madonna #happybirthday #douglasletheren #carrots #radishes #microwave #melissaoficial #mariekondo #netflix #tuwmk #energywork #freeT #seektreatment #catcchoen #patreegs #alastairmacaulay #nytimes #dancecriticism #slaveplay #nytw79 #slaveplaynytw #jeremyoharris #hereditary #movierecap #thekillingofasacreddeer #theconjuring #seven #danceandstuff #twentypercentdiscount #americanrealness #liveartery
January 8, 2019
Episode 80: With The Best of 2018
After catching up about their respective Christmases (Jack wants T and Reid is allergic to pineapple) the queens do their tops of 2018. Find out what they loved this year in dance, TV, and film. Dance: Singlet. Erin Markey. Bushwick Starr. Pitkin Grove. Beth Gill. The Joyce. The Runaway. Kyle Abraham. New York City Ballet. Judson Dance Theater. Museum of Modern Art. Reid and Harriet Works & Process. The Guggenheim. Folk Incest. Juliana F. May. Abrons Arts Center. The Man In Black. James Kudelka. The National Ballet of Canada. The Six Brandenburg Concertos. Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. The Armory. Four Quartets. Pam Tanowitz. The Fisher Center for the Performing Arts at Bard College. Everything Is Imaginable. Jack Ferver. New York Live Arts. TV: My Brilliant Friend. Saverio Costanzo and Elena Ferrante. HBO. Queer Eye. David Collins. Netflix. The Great British Bake Off. Channel 4. Sharp Objects. Jean-Marc Vallée. HBO. Search Party. (Season 2 Premiered in 2017). TBS. Bon Appétit. Youtube. The Assassination of Gianni Versace. FX. Killing Eve. BBC America. Film: Roma. Alfonso Cuarón. Greta (2019 Release Date). The Favourite. Yorgos Lanthimos. Suspiria. Luca Guadagnino.
December 28, 2018
Episode 79: With Jordan Geiger
Jordan Geiger comes over to photograph Reid and Jack. They end up chatting about acting, aging, desiring, and the romance that never was between Jordan and Reid. Get some hot tips on living life and surviving the holidays.
December 21, 2018
Episode 78: Happy Birthday Reid!
This week Jack and Reid go guest-less in celebration of Reid's birthday and try to list every movie they can remember. They also discuss some dance Reid saw and Jack gets shy about his life in the 90s.
December 14, 2018
Episode 77: With Phil Chan & Georgina Pazcoguin
The queens chat about "The Favourite" before being joined by the queens, Georgina Pazcoguin and Phil Chan. Hear how this fierce duo is drawing attention to the complexity of Asian stereotypes in classical ballet.
December 7, 2018
Episode 76: Chitty Chat Kitty Cat
The queen's still aren't in the same place so it's chit chat kitty cat by phone. They go off on modern dance's birth in America and "what movie would you take with you to a desert island?"
November 30, 2018
Episode 75: Thanksgiving With Friends
Jack cuddles up on the couch with Broadway star Garen Scribner and they talk about Broadway and stuff. Meanwhile Reid talks German and stuff with fave ex-pats Breanna O'Mara and Doug Leatherman of Pina Bausch. How was your Thanksgiving?!
November 23, 2018
Episode 74: At The Movies with Isabella & Harriet
It's a four queen movie review as Isabella Boylston and Harriet Jung join to discuss Suspiria and The Kindergarten Teacher. Also, Reid talks to a goose and we get a special recap of Black Swan. Maggie Gyllenhaal please be on the podcast!
November 16, 2018
Episode 73: With Cassandra Trenary
Truly fierce ABT Soloist Cassandra Trenary joins the queens this week. They really laugh it up on this one. Find out who will play Cassie's Mom and The Maid in the movie she is currently making.
November 9, 2018
Bonus: Vote Or Die
This bonus Tuesday episode is just for those of you who are going to vote today. Thank you for voting!
November 6, 2018
Episode 72: With Joseph Walsh
The Queens are busy so Jack does a quick visit to the Reid and Harriet Design Dungeon at Abrons Arts Center. Its a real Pee Wee's Playhouse moment with surprise guest Joseph Walsh! Other friends stop by to say hello as well. Today's Secret Word is: VOTE. PATREON! Support Dance & Stuff by becoming a Patron via Patreon.
November 2, 2018
Episode 71: With Wendy Whelan
The Queens go to legendary NYCB ballerina turned contemporary dance collaborator extraordinaire Wendy Whelan's apartment to discuss dance and stuff.
October 26, 2018
Episode 70: With Ashley R.T. Yergens
Just for the taste of it Reid and Jack talk about shows they'd most like to be able to re-view. Then, Ash Yergens joins the queens to get into everything from social media to creating your own funeral.
October 19, 2018
Episode 69: With Tere O'Connor
Jack and Reid discuss garbage republicans, a bunch of dance, and Nina falling out of a Haagen Das. Then they interview the iconic choreographer who changed dance: Tere O'Connor. It's a fierce lesson, so have your pen and paper ready. Links: Tere O'Connor Dance. Long Run at NYU Skirball. October 12th - 13th.
October 12, 2018
Episode 68: With Harper Watters
Reid gives an impassioned reading of the New York City Gala (including the work of former guest Kyle Abraham). Then the queens are joined by long anticipated guest Harper Watters. Reid guesses her life story and they talk about Joseph Walsh (a lot). #bernadettepeters #penniesfromheaven #larlubovitch #johnjasperse #thejoyce #eleanorhulihan #nycballet #newyorkcityballet #gala #teresareichlen #handkerchiefdress #newyorkchoreographicinstitute #kyleabraham #taylorstanley #yvonnerainer #judson #drchristineblaseyford #harperwatters #firstposition #houston #themenilcollection #justinpeck #walnuthill #josephwalsh #sendavidwatters #beyonce #lemonade #janetjackson #competitiondance #allforyou #alvinailey #pbs #redangels #diamondproject #psychic #houstonballet #laurenanderson #princessgraceaward #hurricaneharvey #russelljanzen #seranade #jacobspillow #stantonwelch #australianballet #jameswhiteside
October 5, 2018
Episode 67: With Ariel Freedman and Douglas Letheren
Reid goes to Russia on his way to work and Jack breaks his foot. Then we travel back in time to a couple of weeks ago when Ariel Freedman and Douglas Letheren drove Reid to SFO. Correction: Aubrey Plaza is known for her role on the NBC American political satire television sitcome Parks and Recreation (not The Office).
September 28, 2018
Episode 66: 1996 With Matthew Wilkas and Jenn Harris
The Queens take a weekend trip with Matthew Wilkas and Jenn Harris to upstate New York. They chat over breakfast about what's going on and stuff: coming out, shooting sex scenes, and playing sardines with celebrities.
September 21, 2018
Episode 65: Reid Goes West
Reid returns from his adventures on the west coast and Jack has returned to teaching. They catch up on dancer weddings and beef jerky. Later the queens discuss the latest disturbing harassment revelations at New York City Ballet.
September 14, 2018
Episode 64: Reid and Jack Talk Death
Summer is over and the fall has descended. Reid is depressed; Jack is always depressed. The queens talk about dying and stuff.
September 7, 2018
Episode 63: With Liz Santoro
Episode 63: With Liz Santoro While reminiscing over a high-school crush the queens accidentally take a trip into Reid's Filofax that he has had since college. Hear about Reid's plans for a decontamination room. It's a real reunion with a visit from Liz Santoro. Liz was in Jack's early solos but now lives, loves, and makes dance in France. Écoutez ça! Links: Liz Santoro #lafillemalgardee #balletidaho #ashton #pobox289 #faceproducts #soaps #handcraftedkitchenobj #pens #notebooks #moleskin #filofax #albertaballet #fantasygrocerylist #fantasyroom #schematic #decontaminate #houseclothes #saldanicoise #paperwork #scamlikely #heatherlang #justinvivianbond #madonna #backtoschool #thatischiffonanditsnotthatexpensive
August 31, 2018
Episode 62: With Jean-Marc Puissant
Episode 62: With Jean-Marc Puissant Will someone please tell Stormy Daniels we lover her and want her on the podcast? Meanwhile find out how Jean-Marc Puissant went from being a dancer to a designer just like Reid accept not at all. Harriet joins in they go off on some dos and don'ts when working with a costume designer. Links: Jean-Marc Puissant.
August 24, 2018
Episode 61: Play, Dance, and Tell Big Little Lies
The queens discuss theater (Fairview at Soho Rep), dance (Mark Morris and Cunningham), and Big Little Lies (yes it took Jack a long time to watch that).
August 17, 2018
Episode 60: In New York in August
Jack and Reid accidentally discuss dance, specifically taking a look at Reid's experiences dancing for Shen Wei. Also hear about the Queens' trip to Reid's mom's house and bursting into tears watching Wonder Woman. Sounds like it's August.
August 10, 2018
Episode 59: With Ryan Walker Page
Yesh it's Ryan Walker Page! This epic queen walks the queens through an epic coming out story. From sports to Shambala to chaînés to sha-na-na -- get into this Hollywood treasure.
August 3, 2018
Episode 58: With Winona and Winona
Reid is somewhere in England, Jack is somewhere in his mind. Its a transatlantic situation. Jack saw Hereditary and Reid ate something that sounds like Huhha...ummm. Say Cornwall five times in a row.
July 27, 2018
Episode 57: With Peter Smith
Jack talks with genderqueer matinee idol Peter Smith following their matinee of Peter Pan (which is still going on can you imagine?!) Sweaty and exhausted the two go deep but also make sure to go shallow. Reid chimes in from a far.
July 20, 2018
Episode 56: With Dylan, Melissa, and Merce
Reid and Jack are still upstate. Backstage at Bard they chat with Melissa Toogood and Dylan Crossman before Four Quartets. They discuss stuff, but mainly one of our favorite queens of the dance: Merce Cunningham. Links: Merce Cunningham. Available Light. Lucinda Childs. Mostly Mozart Festival. July 12–13, 2018. Mark Morris. Mostly Mozart Festival. August 9-12, 2018. New York City Ballet. Saratoga.
July 13, 2018
Episode 55: With Parker Posey
Parker Posey joins Reid and Jack as they reminisce. From soap operas to horror movies to ballet class at NCSA, these three queens chat it out in the summer heat. Also, Parker has written a fierce book which you need to read ASAP.
July 6, 2018
Episode 54: With Victor Lozano
The Queens are joined by Baby Queen Val aka Victor Lozano. They get into what it is to be young, beautiful, underpaid dancer. Ah the glamour! Also you have wondered what young queers are up to, tune in for some hot tips.
June 29, 2018
Episode 53: With Reid and Jack (American Horror Story)
Buckle Up! Jack is driving Ms. Bartelme around Bard College this week. They go get groceries while discussing current events (American Horror Story), working in Canada and stuff. Also, hear about one of the best ballets Reid has ever seen.
June 22, 2018
Episode 52: With Reid and Jack (Happy Anniversary)
It's our One Year Anniversary! We loves you and thank you for listening. In person, by voice memo, or (as in this week's case) by phone call, the Queens have kept it up each and every week. This week, they review Erin Markey's extraordinary new show, Singlet, get a little more in depth about Alexei Ratmansky's, Harlequinade, and all while being afraid to see Hereditary.
June 15, 2018
Episode 51: With Isabella Boylston
James Whiteside steps in for Jack who is upstate with Peter Pan. Reid and James have a curry and chill with the trina with it all: Isabella Boylston. The three get into rigor, humor, and kindness. Jacks still manages to haunt the episode because he's a witch.
June 8, 2018
Episode 50: With Reid and Jack (Men Don't Leave)
Hear about the heartbreaking genius of MEN DON'T LEAVE. Reid has loved this movie for a long time and Jack finally watched it. Hopefully by now you have too. Jessica Lange is a National Treasure. Also Joan Cusack and Chris O'Donnell and that little boy and the music by Thomas Newman. I mean!
June 1, 2018
Episode 49: With Erin Markey
Jack and Erin Markey are in rehearsals for Peter Pan (can you imagine). They have a chat on a break about their upcoming 24 hour Phantom of the Opera performance they are also making and Erin's new show, Singlet. Reid responds by voicemail, which covers a bunch of stuff, including a review of his recent evening at ABT.
May 25, 2018
Episode 48: With Robert Binet
Jack and Reid catch up by phone. Are you coming to the drag party to benefit Callen-Lorde this Sunday? Reid also reviews City Ballet and interviews Robert Binet.
May 18, 2018
Episode 47: With Reid and Jack from Coffey Street
Jack and Reid are at a photo shoot and talk about dance, Ansel Elgort, Audra McDonald, Carrie Fisher, and stuff.
May 11, 2018
Episode 46: With Kyle Abraham
The Queens catch up with Kyle Abraham around his Joyce season. It's a sweet catch up between him and Reid, who have known each other for 20 years. Jack still has lots to add.
May 4, 2018
Episode 45: Ballet and Married with Joseph Walsh and Lauren Strongin
Reid gets the T from Joseph Walsh and Lauren Strongin on San Francisco Ballet's Unbound festival and what its like to be ballet and married. Jack is alone and reads to us from his 17yr old self.
April 27, 2018
Episode 44: Reid and Jack Go Bi-Coastal
Episode 44: Reid and Jack (Go Bi-Coastal) From across this Wild Wild Country, Reid (in San Francisco) and Jack (in Annandale-on-Hudson) catch up by phone about Ballet, Broadway, and Cults. Money walks in and Art walks out, honey. Kisses Sheila!
April 20, 2018
Episode 43: Reid and Jack Look For a Two Bedroom
Jack and Reid are in post show depression but that doesn't stop them from dragging their corpses to work, and in Jack's case, looking for a new apartment.
April 13, 2018
Episode 42: Reid and Jack (Everything Is Imaginable)
We're backstage at New York Live Arts for the opening night of Jack's "Everything Is Imaginable". The queens (Jack, Reid, James, Lloyd, Garen, Harriet) reveal their opening night rituals while getting ready for the show.
April 6, 2018
Episode 41: Reid and Jack from Gibney Dance
Episode 41: Reid and Jack from Gibney Dance Jack and Reid are in post show depression from the Guggenheim while having pre show anxiety about New York Live Arts. So tired and so anxious. Work! Garen Scribner joins in.
March 30, 2018
Episode 40: Adrian with Reid & Harriet
Episode 40: Adrian with Reid & Harriet Adrian Danchig-Waring interviews Reid & Harriet in preparation for their upcoming show at the Guggenheim. Jack is hurt.
March 23, 2018
Episode 39: With Joanna Kotze and Jonathan Allen
Reid and Jack interview fierce dancer/choreographer Joanna Kotze and her collaborator/artist/husband Jonathan Allen about their upcoming performance at New York Live Arts and their almost 20 year relationship. Also do three men in a pink trash bag equal one woman? Bonjour Les Grands Ballet Canadiens! "Sometimes progress is so slow it goes backwards."
March 16, 2018
Episode 38: Reid and Jack Go To The Ballet
Reid and Jack are walking thorough a world of balloons, armed with pins. They dig deep into their recent New York City Ballet experience. They also discuss movies and mothers. Natch.
March 9, 2018
Episode 37: Reid Sparrow
Reid gives and epic recap of Red Sparrow. Jack gags. Reid goes to Switzerland and has a moment in the sauna while Jack plays straight for money.
March 2, 2018
Episode 36: With Reid and Jack and Russell
Jack and Reid have just finished rehearsal with Russell Janzen. The three queens gab about quarries, muffins, and moving to Austin.
February 23, 2018
Episode 35: With Patricia Delgado
Has the city felt a little warmer this past year? Perhaps it is because belle ballerina Patricia Delgado has made the move to NYC. It's a real love fest between the queens and this major Miami transplant. They talk sister-soulmates, loving the big apple in the winter, and getting screaming mad.
February 16, 2018
Episode 34: With Lindsay Mack
Keeping it Witch-ay cuz it's Jack's Birthd-ay. Divine Tarot reader and intuitive, Lindsay Mack blesses the queens with a visit. While eating Jack's surprise from Paige Lipari of Archestratus Books, the witches get into healing, contraction and release, and even some dance. Also, is Reid bi?
February 9, 2018
Episode 33: With Tiffany Abban
Reid and Jack met Tiffany Abban when they went to school together. They knew then that she has a voice touched by the Gods. She has had an epic journey so far. Also, these three queens get real about the biz behind classical music, dance, and acting.
February 2, 2018
Episode 32: With Dan Donigan aka MILK
Milk does a body good. Also minds and hearts. The queens are enthralled with the real life angel Dan Donigan/drag superstar Milk. Take a walk in the heels of this BFQ, Big Friendly Queen (which should be the title of Milk's bqqk). Love!
January 26, 2018
Episode 31: With Reid & Jack (APAP)
Reid forgot he was going out of town, so Reid and Jack catch up quickly over Chinese food. Reid reviews Gregory Spears, Neal Medlyn, The New York Philharmonic, and Phantom Thread. Jack talks about his sinus infection.
January 19, 2018
Episode 30: With Change
It's the bloodbath of APAP but the queens make time for a chat. Have you read Ferrante's My Brilliant Friend yet? Also hear Reid and Jack discuss leaving Brazil and the exit of Peter Martins at New York City Ballet. Time's Up.
January 12, 2018
Episode 29: With Reid and Jack (Happy New Year)
By raven, message in a bottle, or voice memo, the queens carry on and bring you a New Years episode. Jack is in São Paulo where he is speaking Portuguese with his French accent. Reid is in NYC and is filling time with friends and a sticker book. Get a special treat at the episode's end learning Portuguese from epic babe Juan Pablo Rahal (who was a star of Rojo, the Chilean version of So You Think You Can Dance).
January 5, 2018
Episode 28: With Barton Cowperthwaite
The queens catch up with their friend/leading man/dance partner/prince, Barton Cowperthwaite. Find out how he became a dancer who can do anything while remaining humble with a heart of gold. Ugh, if only all straight men were like Barton. That's just one of the New Year's resolutions the World should make.
December 29, 2017
Episode 27: At Archestratus with Paige Lipari
Coughing, cookies, and crying. It must be Christmas! After a quick what's going on with movies and stuff, the queens chat and chew on the best cookies you'll ever taste from Paige Lipari. If you haven't gone to her store, Archestratus Books, you are missing out. Shout out to Wild Soul Healing for a generous sponsorship gift! Blessed Be.
December 22, 2017
Episode 26: With Teresa Reichlen
This Sugar Plum takes no bullshit. The queens are joined by epic queen Teresa Reichlen. Hear about her remarkable career at the intense New York City Ballet, how she is doing during the current scandal, and the best proposal story the queens have heard. Jack and Reid are also visited by that elusive NYC icon: the building superintendent, as Jack's bathroom is collapsing.
December 15, 2017
Episode 25: With Larissa Velez-Jackson
Larissa Velez-Jackson is major. Her blend of post modernism, hilarity, and healing is full on. Reid has to Skype in from LA, like Heidi Klum in this past season of Project Runway (which Jack has finally watched so it's def discussed).
December 8, 2017
Episode 24: With Anthony Roth Costanzo
Anthony Roth Constanzo is the most famous American countertenor and a survivor, like Reid. This is the episode where Reid reveals what health issue he has been eluding to; its a plea for you to get yourself signed up for healthcare before the December 15th deadline!
December 1, 2017
Episode 23: With Chase Brock
Dynamo Chase Brock is about to celebrate his 10th anniversary of his company. To mark the event, he joins the queens during their breaks from rehearsals. He regales the queens with the story of his move to NYC to be on Broadway at age sixteen. From Ann Reinking to Astrology, they cover A LOT.
November 24, 2017
Bonus: On Thanksgiving
The queens give you a special Thanksgiving episode! Cope with the the first part of the trilogy of terror that is the holidays by laughing along with them about their past week of exhaustion, pain, blood, and a surprise Jack got in his PO Box.
November 23, 2017
Episode 22: With Jibz Cameron (Aka Dynasty Handbag)
The genius Jibz Cameron aka Dynasty Handbag visits during Jack's residency (thanks Gibney!) They swap Martha Stewart stories, discuss Beyoncé and LA, and Jibz reveals a BIG SECRET. Earlier the boys have talked about some bad dance, some good TV, and which Balanchine Ballerina they would be.
November 17, 2017
Episode 21: With Lar Lubovitch
Reid and Jack have an epic discussion with the epic Lar Lubavitch about his epic 50 year career. From Anthony Tudor to Bernadette Peters to being a go-go boy to choreographing figure skating, there is nothing he hasn't done. Reid and Jack also discuss fainting and listening to the inner voice that says: don't go to the gym.
November 10, 2017
Episode 20: With Reid and Jack
It's our twentieth episode, which means: just the Queens. Jack explains Blade Runner to Reid and muses on Joan Didion. Reid explains why he'll have potatoes in his pockets when he's older and gushes about Mark Morris.
November 3, 2017
Episode 19: With Conversations On Dance
Podcasts collide as the queens host Conversations on Dance. It's a real bun head moment as they get into the hopes and perils of the ballet path. Jack and Reid also obsess over Pam Tanowitz, rue gross audience behavior, and Reid tells a nightmare dentist story.
October 27, 2017
Episode 18: At Interlochen Arts Academy
Reid and Jack's High School Reunion! It's a real journey as the queens return to Interlochen Arts Academy for Alumni week-end. Whilst there they meet and interview Peter Sparling and find out what it was like dance for Martha Graham and José Limon at the same time. The journey takes a turn for the worst thanks to bad food and American Airlines.
October 20, 2017
Episode 17: With Pam Tanowitz
We're at Reid's new apartment discussing K.I.D.S. Inc., doppelgängers and more! Later the queens are joined by choreographer Pam Tanowitz to talk blow jobs and making dance with intellect and heart.
October 13, 2017
Episode 16: With Beth Gill
Reid and Jack talk dance and dance makers PAST (yo ballet, what's good?), PRESENT (hello Contemporary, goodbye Modern), and FUTURE (yay Beth Gill is here). Beth has a pizza and a beer and gives extraordinary insight into the creative process.
October 6, 2017
Episode 15: With Michelle Mola
Reid makes Jack manic with a recap of Victoria and Abdul and then the queens swap notes on Pina. Later, they are visited by the kaleidoscopic Michelle Mola. She swirls from her Juilliard experience to performing for Jack to teaching Pilates and Ballet for regular people like Emma Stone.
September 29, 2017
Episode 14: With Bobbi Jene Smith
Bobbi Jene Smith is having a baby! You'll hear about it first on this week's episode. Also hear us get triggered by moving, opening mail, parents, and living in a woman's home.
September 22, 2017
Episode 13: With Breanna O'Mara
Death, Ikea, and the glamorous life of Breanna O'Mara. Reid and Jack already feel fucked by the shift from summer to fall but the wonderful Bre arrives to cheer up the Queens. They chat about how she went from Juilliard to working with Ferver (Rumble Ghost, Acceptance) to living and loving in Europe and being possessed by Pina Bausch.
September 15, 2017
Episode 12: With The Scribner Brothers
Jack and Reid talk movies and flirt with the Scribner brothers (Garen and Justin). They talk being gay brothers, moving from ballet to broadway, notorious ballet teacher Melissa Hayden, entering the "white room", and the art of witchcraft and headscarves.
September 8, 2017
Episode 11: With Jordan Isadore
We ADORE Jordan Isadore. From jazztheaterdance in Cali to Shen Wei to dancing "like if Cunningham was a stripper", this Queen is giving it to us. Definitely discussed is the problem of when dance becomes an insider art and how to GET OVER THAT. Reid and Jack also discuss Gemma Bond's new ballet, the perils of skiing and snorkeling, and Reid plays the xylophone.
September 1, 2017
Episode 10: With Reid & Jack
It's just the TWO QUEENS this week. Reid and Jack really get into stuff from Leontyne Price to Madonna, Reid's memories of the recently closed American Boychoir School, and Jack's psychic metaphysics. For La Dans they watch Rubies and talk Teresa Reichlen and Sara Mearns.
August 25, 2017
Episode 9: With Anula Maiberg
BODY-ODY-ODY!!! Famed Pilates instructor Anula Maiberg gives us courage as she laughs off body fascism and inspires us to move it or lose it. Find out what the potato method is and also how she lost her virginity.
August 18, 2017
Episode 8: With Jenn Harris
This week, Reid and Jack are joined by star of stage and screen, Jenn Harris, for a look at dance, theater, auditioning, and dreaming.
August 11, 2017
Episode 7: With Lloyd Knight
As humans continue to destroy planet earth, Reid and Jack look to movies, musicals and movie musicals for a reason to persist. They are joined by the incomparable Lloyd Knight, principal dancer of the Martha Graham Company, who is reason enough to want to survive.
August 4, 2017
Episode 6: With Russell Janzen
Emeralds and Rubies and Diamonds (Oh, My). Reid and Jack talk Jewels, Hayek, Kidman, and singing to a bicycle with New York City Ballet principal dancer Russell Janzen.
July 28, 2017
Episode 5: With Heather Lang
Heather Lang joins Reid and Jack in this weeks epic kiki where we uncover the perfection of The Rockettes, Madonna, and a burning prom dress.
July 21, 2017
Episode 4: With Honey Wolters
Travel the LIRR with Reid, Jack, Tchaikovsky and stuff. Its Honey's 70th birthday and we learn a lot of stuff about Reid, a very different New York City, drugs, god and dinosaurs.
July 14, 2017
Bonus: Whipped Cream
In this bonus edition, Reid and Jack indulge in an extended look at Alexei Ratmansky's ballet "Whipped Cream".
July 10, 2017
Episode 3: With James Whiteside
In this week's radio show Reid and Jack discuss getting sick from eating too much whipped cream. Then we go uptown to kiki with James Whiteside and discuss his new memoir: The Snake Wheel of the Ego Break. Finally, Jack tells Reid explains how Adrienne Truscott has managed to craft a rape comedy.
July 7, 2017
Episode 2: With Harriet Jung
Reid and Jack are joined by dance costume and Costumes for Living designer, Harriet Jung. They discuss dance and stuff, the problem of getting anywhere in NYC, and suddenly last summertime sadness.
July 3, 2017
Episode 1: With Reid & Jack
Welcome to What's Going On With Dance and Stuff! This week, Reid Bartelme and Jack Ferver discuss podcasting about dance and stuff, Beth Gill's Catacomb, and the problems and perks of waking up Jennifer Lawrence.
June 30, 2017
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As always, Q-School provided some of the most compelling human interest stories of the year. Unfortunately, these are stories we may never see again.
There was Erik Compton, a player who, by all rights, shouldn't be alive, vying for medalist honors late in the final round. It was only four short years ago that Compton was face down in a hospital, breathless, nauseous and certain that this was the way his father would see him die. But a second heart came through in the nick of time, and now the two-time transplant recipient is back for a second consecutive year on the PGA Tour, earning his card with a stellar 67 in Monday's final round.
And there was Robert Karlsson, last seen withdrawing from the Open Championship because he had "bad habits in my game." What no one knew at the time was that Karlsson had Steve Blass Disease, a psychological disorder where the subject suddenly cannot make repetitive motions that were once routine.
Blass, a former baseball pitcher and now Pittsburgh Pirates broadcast announcer for whom the syndrome is named, inexplicably lost his ability to throw a baseball. Chuck Knoblauch got it. So did Mark Wohlers. But few knew that Karlsson lost the ability to start his golf swing. He would stand over a shot, go through all the motions he had repeated effortlessly for years, and then freeze, unable to pull the trigger.
But there he was, overcoming what could have been a career-ending disorder (and a mid-tournament 75) to finish with rounds of 68-70, tied for 14th and secure for another season.
"I learned a lot," the Swede said afterward. "Not to take golf for granted, that's for sure. Now it seems like a bonus that I can play. I am very happy."
Chez Reavie was another great story. One year removed from making it to the Tour Championship, Reavie was playing for his livelihood in the final round. A closing 70 put him through right on the number. The sense of relief was palpable.
On the unhappy side, there was Camilo Villegas, three-time PGA Tour winner who once reached No.7 in the World Golf Rankings, the highest ever for a South American. Two years removed from being a rock star – one of the men used in the ad campaign by the PGA Tour - Villegas shot 72-73-69 in the final three rounds and failed to regain his card.
Three-time winner Heath Slocum also failed to make it back to the show, pulling his tee shot into the water on the final hole to finish just two shots back. Paul Stankowski, Alex Cejka, Len Mattaice, and former PGA Champion Shaun Micheel also went home with their hearts broken.
Top-ranked amateur Patrick Cantlay didn't shot in the 60s until the final round. By then it was too late. He finished tied for 95th, miles away from status, a jolt that will either build character and make him better or set him back for years to come.
The most agonizing heartbreak, however, belonged to Augusta native and former U.S. Ryder Cup player Vaughn Taylor, who was tied for second going into the weekend. Disastrous closing rounds of 73-74 left him three shots out of qualifying. He might as well have shot 100.
Another Augusta State golfer made it, though, and in the process made a little history. Henrik Norlander shot 68-67 in the final two rounds to qualify on the number. A veteran of the eGolf Tour, Norlander was one of only three players to advance this year without a single PGA Tour start.
That will never happen again.
Q-School as we have known it for years is no more. The primary path to the Big League from this point forward will be the Web.com Tour. With the move, players will have a year to prove themselves and hone their games. They won't be at the mercy of a single week where something as random as a stomach bug can crater a career.
But for the purist, nothing will ever replace the raw, emotional drama of the final days of Q-School, the hottest furnace our game has ever produced.
"We've spent a lot time, done a lot of research and gotten a lot of opinions, and we're confident that this is the correct approach," PGA Tour Executive Vice President Ty Votaw told me a few months ago. "I know some people are going to say, 'oh, you shouldn't do away with Q-School.' All I would say to that is give the new system a chance. I think you'll be surprised."
Surprised, perhaps, but not enthralled, not captivated, not invested. Only a pressure-cooker like Q-School can elicit emotions like that.

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Designer Digs
Wenlan Chia debuted her collection, Twinkle by Wenlan, in 2000 with a line of colorful knit sweaters. Today her collection includes not only clever and feminine ready-to-wear, but also accessories, jewelry, home furnishings and a yarn collection. Wenlan has received numerous awards and was inducted into the Council of Fashion Designers of America in '07. She's the author of a popular series of knitting books, including Twinkle's Weekend Knits, and has recently introduced Twinkle Sews, her first book of sewing projects. Come with us on a behind-the-scenes tour of this inspiring designer's Manhattan studio.
Beth: When did you start sewing?
Wenlan: I started sewing later in life through a part-time class at the Fashion Institute of Technology. In order to design, you must know how to sew. I love sewing because I find it very soothing and therapeutic. I love cutting out the fabric and making everything perfect because I'm very picky!
Beth: Tell us about your design studio.
Wenlan: My studio is in a prewar building on 8th Avenue in Manhattan's garment district, so it's very convenient to all of the fabric stores. The studio has big windows and is located on the 17th floor, so we have a great view overlooking the Hudson River. It's a large open space with a partition that separates the design space from the showroom.
Beth: Do you have an inspiration board?
Wenlan: We have a huge design board that creates an invisible line between the designing and administrative areas. We post design sketches, color stories, fabric swatches, inspiring images and lab dips (small test swatches used to test how the fabric colors will look in production) for the current season.
Beth: What are you working on now?
Wenlan: Right now we're working on Spring '10, which is a continuation of the color and prints from Resort and Pre-Spring. I'm using a lot of vibrant oranges, greens, blues and aquas. It's a definite departure from Fall '09, where I focused on more subdued colors. The prints for Spring '10 will be feminine, artsy and abstract, showing off the bright spring colors. I'm also combining black and white in several prints, which looks very clean and crisp. I'm mixing many new fabrics for more complex layering of texture, print and color.
Beth: What environment helps you create the best?
Wenlan: I'm not a big fan of listening to music while I work. I work very intensely, so I like silence. I find lots of inspiration as I'm walking down the streets of the city, as well as from music, movies, photography, art, food and my travels. I look for things that present a new perspective or a new direction of thinking. I'm interested in things that make you look twice.
Beth: Do you have advice for aspiring designers and other sewers about setting up a design space?
Wenlan: When I was starting out in New York, I worked from home and had a small apartment, but I still made room for a big worktable. The table overlooked a window where I had a few green plants, so it had a relaxing view. It's important to have a dedicated table like this where you can spread everything out that you need for your project. This way, you won't get distracted searching for that perfect button hidden away in a drawer somewhere, and you won't have to clean everything up in order to eat dinner. When I'm designing, I tend to work my way around my table, from one corner to the other. I also think it's important to keep a stockpile of things that inspire you. And when you're working long hours, make sure that you're sitting or standing in the correct posture so that you don't have a sore neck or back the next day.
Beth: What are some of your favorite pieces in Twinkle Sews?
Wenlan: I like everything in the book. I've included designs from eight years' worth of work--from my earlier collections all the way up to more recent pieces. For myself, I really like Boy Meets Girl (a big, lightweight cotton shirt) and White Magic (a pleated tunic dress).
Beth: You've offered knitting workshops in your studio. Do you have any plans to offer similar sewing classes?
Wenlan: I hope so! I'd really like to offer sewers the opportunity to work with the patterns, maybe by offering classes that show how to change the patterns and take the designs to the next level. It's exciting how shows like Project Runway have exposed the creative process and helped change the perception of sewing. I hope the book inspires sewers to make pieces that they're proud to wear. It's exciting to make something that you don't wear just because you made it, but because it's great!
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Smokers at UCLA are getting a course they didn't sign up for: an "educational" tobacco ban.
Starting Monday, students caught on the wrong end of a smoldering cigarette will be educated about the dangers of smoking and counseled to "seek treatment for tobacco dependence," according to the policy.
Students, staff and faculty alike are subject to the sweeping ban. It covers all University of California, Los Angeles property, including on-campus residences and off-campus sites. And it forbids tobacco products of all kinds -- cigarettes, cigars, water pipes, e-cigarettes, chewing tobacco, and any other preparation of the plant.
The ban comes after Mark Yudoff, president of the UC system, sent a January 2012 letter to chancellors asking them to craft smoke-free policies for their campuses within two years. UCLA was the first to do so following Yudoff's letter.
UCLA's policy mentions just two exceptions: Cigarettes can be smoked for university-approved research, or for "ceremonial use ... with prior approval of the sponsoring department, the UCLA Events Office and the Fire Marshal's Office."
A Tobacco Free Steering Committee is in charge of the educational aspect of the ban.
The campus newspaper, the Daily Bruin, reported that students who violate the ban won't be cited, but could eventually be subject to disciplinary action if they repeatedly break the rule. University employees could also face consequences, the paper reported.
In an editorial, the newspaper generally agreed with the ban and suggested that the educational aspect should be stepped up.
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all those games they have that give out tickets......
Personally I think if they do manage to get snowden thy will try to keep it secret, and try him in their secret courts because they know that it will start protests/riots and maybe even more all over the country. It is beyond me why obama has not been impeached or forced to resign yet, since he "won" his second term it has been nothing but one scandal right after another. I personally think Every single top level elected and appointed official needs to be taken from office and charged and tried for treason.
his lawyers will do no good the secret court judges don't work for the constitution they work against it
I would rather live with terrorist bombings then live with a government that thinks it can spy on all it's people
personally i don't believe anything coming from the government or coming from any of the company's involved. i personally think it is time for another revolution the government has grown to big everything is all about them. they monitor every second of our lives, what did we do to deserve this. the government needs to be put in it's place. we should not have to live in this type of world
The Us government is incredibly corrupt and a Horrible government that is to big for it's own britches, one of these days(sooner rather then later) there will be a revolution. The american people are just getting tired of getting treated like school children while our actual children don't learn anything in the horrible school system
They don't tell you a couple very important facts we needs to know...
1. Do we get our own private office with no windows and locks on the door??
2. Do the keyboards come with plastic spill stoppers? if so how many are we allowed in a day?
Every time something like this happens we lose more freedoms, it is so hard to get into the united states legally it's no wonder all are cites are filled with undocumented immigrants. this nation was founded by immigrants, Why have we strayed so far from what makes this country great. And Blocking people from coming in legally will do nothing but fuel the hatred for us that is prevalent all over the world. MY thoughts are we need to open our arms to people who want to start new lives here not make it so hard that they hate us
Welcome to the United states of america, Cesspool of corrupt politicians who think they are above the law.
That is whats so nice about android it does not mater if they remove it from the play store just side load it, there has always been a link for for it on xda and i am sure this will make that link even more available. Now if this was apple we would be SOL
imagine that copy write is ruining peoples company's and lives when are we going to do away with the barbaric copy write system the media industry is one of the many industries that have to much control in our governments
Damn now i wish i had gotten this app, I guess i will have to do it the hard way and go find my tape measure.
The Constitution is a joke now, the government breaks it when the feel like it and the people do nothing and soon we wont be able to do anything
meh.,.. no like i ever listened to the apple ass kissing cnet anyways this just solidify's my view
They are trying to take away our right to own guns and then it will become a police state because no one will be able to stop them, I think the us government needs to be torn down and rebuilt it is just a cesspool of corruption now and soon we will have no rights
Personally I think it is time to Tear the government down and rebuild it is a bloated wasteful government that only cares about it's self
You know what is funny I saw this same ssid out side my house a few months ago
And this is from the same country that put scientists in jail for incorrectly predicting an earth quake..............
They are afraid they might have to change the media copyright laws if they change any of the laws at all, and the studio's pay them millions every year so they don't want to lose there cash cows
some one needs to just hack there computer set them up so they are liable and see how fast things change


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7 Ways Generation Z Is Different Than Millennials
Generation Z or "Gen Z" are individuals who're born after 1998, and you know what? They are now influencing companies since the earliest included in this are entering college age or going to work. And, should you did not understand it, the shiny new generation is bigger compared to Millennials, which companies happen to be enamored with for a long time. It is now time to shift our gaze, as hard as it might be, from Millennials and start to look at Gen Z since they're going to end up being the next marketing obsession.
Each generation has its own distinct characteristics, and Gen Z isn't any different. Let us check out a few of the fundamental ways they vary from the Millennials since it may ultimately impact the way your business markets for them.
Provide Them With More Authenticity: Gen Z selected up on a single interest of Millennials to wish to authenticity and transparency however, Gen Z wants much more of it. An excellent illustration of this running a business is when American Bald eagle has learned that it's zero Illustrator policy has attracted fans in the Gen Z generation than Millennials.
Conversation Comes Through Technology: Gen Z has an interest in associated with brands and companies through technology. If you wish to achieve this generation of consumer, you have to let them know your story in platforms, for example Snapchat. Gen Z should have its devices, plus they first connect with companies through their devices and also in different ways. Think if mobile because the funnel by which you engage for everything with Gen Z, including even providing the news.
Skip College, Right to Work: Generation Z understands that they're residing in an entire " new world ". Classical routes, for example attending college, within their view don't affect them within the digital age. Gen Z isn't thinking about massive debt loads with student education loans, and economists expect an advanced recently teens to skip school and go directly into the workforce.
Forget Working together: Millennials provide wish to be collaborative and work included in a group inside a shared experience. Not too with Gen Z. They're reverting to from earlier generations that chosen over contend with one another. Gen Z isn't thinking about discussing their workspaces, and quite a few aren't thinking about collaborative "team" working environments.
Independence is The Focus: Plus a similar vein of Gen Z eschewing teams, Gen Z is an infinitely more independent generation. Gen Z isn't thinking about sporting any particular "hot" brands. Rather, they're individualistic, plus they want others to see them as unique individuals. Companies that are curious about marketing towards the new generation need to consider storytelling that celebrates the person.
Business High Risk: Millennials were notoriously wary about beginning their companies, and also the opposite holds true with Gen Z. Gen Z is 55 percent more prone to wish to become a business owner in their own individual business than Millennials. It makes sense when many out of this generation won't be attending college that lots of may wish to become business proprietors–particularly because work trends still change from employment to freelancing, talking to, etc.
Face-to-Face has returned popular: Millennials possess a more powerful preference for communication through technology, for example chats, interactive video or texts. However, Gen Z prefers face-to-face contact (making me happy). 53 % from the Gen Z population opt to meet personally to go over issues. What about that? What's "old" is totally new again.
Generation Z is really a significant segment of people. Actually, Gen Z represents 26 % of people. In fact using its considerable size, cheap these were born within the digital age and think their Wireless connection is much more important than a bathroom, this brand-spanking-new generation is around the cusp of revolutionizing business and society.
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With this guide, you would be able to add a background image or picture to your Blog, customize the position of your image, and have a static background image that stays in place when you scroll through the contents of your blog.
You will need to create an image. Find a picture you like. If you need a free photo editing tool, you can either search the net for one or use Google's Photo Editing Software Picasa. You can also use a small tile-size image which can be repeated so as to cover the entire page. Try not to have an image file that is too large as your page may take a little longer to load.
After creating a picture, you will need to upload it onto a free picture host. You can read about using free hosts like Google Page Creator and Google Groups. We have also a rather comprehensive list of free Image Hosts and File Hosting Services in our article on Manage Blogger Image Storage Space. Check out those sites and choose one that is fast, reliable and enables hotlinking to the uploaded files. Take note of the picture URL.
Next, log in to your dashboard layout; under Template -> Edit HTML, scroll to where you see this:-
body {
Change background color
If you would like to change the background color of your blog to a very unique color, you can manually specify the color value. Search online for color codes, or take a look at the HTML Color Chart to see if you can find your desired color. For example, if you have chosen a color code #B38481, change the above code to this:-
body {
If you are changing the background color of your sidebar only, add the color code under the relevant sidebar heading.
#sidebar-wrapper {
Similarly, if you want a different color for your main post column, add the color code as follows:-
#main-wrapper {
Note that different templates may label their stylesheets differently. The #sidebar-wrapper may be called #side-wrap or something to that effect.
In some templates like the TicTac Template, the background color you see is due to a background image and inserting a color code into the template will not help. To have a different color, this background image will have to be edited. For more details, read the article on Background Color of TicTac Template.
Add a background image
The code to insert is this:-
body {
background-image: url(URL address of your image);
Remember to insert the URL address of your image in the brackets. If you would like to have a feel of how a background picture will look like, I have uploaded a test image at this address – http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s255/ownlblog/narutosasuke1024x768.jpg
Insert the URL of this test image into the above brackets and Preview your blog.
You can also have a background image just for your sidebar. Locate the style and add the background image code accordingly.
#sidebar-wrapper {
background-image: url(URL address of your image);
For a background image to your main post body only, add the code here:-
#main-wrapper {
background-image: url(URL address of your image);
Repeat background image
By default, the image is repeated to fill up the entire background of the page. If you have a small or tile-sized image, it will appear like a print pattern in the background. Sometimes, you may choose not to have the image repeated. If that is the case, you can insert this code:-
background-repeat: no-repeat;
Alternatively, you may only want the image to be repeated horizontally. The code is this:-
background-repeat: repeat-x;
To have the image repeated vertically, the code is this:-
background-repeat: repeat-y;
Position background image
If you have an image that is not repeated, you may like to specify the exact position of this image on your page. The HTML code to be inserted is this:-
background-position: top left;
Your image will appear at the top left corner of your page. The other possible values that you can use to replace "top left" are:-
top center;
top right;
center left;
center center;
center right;
bottom left;
bottom center;
bottom right;
If you do not want it entirely left, right or center, you can also define the horizontal and vertical alignments either in percentage or in pixels. Use either of these values instead, with x being the horizontal value and y being the vertical value.
x% y%;
xpx ypx;
Static background image
After that, you may specify whether you want your background image to remain in a fixed position when the contents of your blog are scrolled. By default, the picture scrolls with your content. To have it stay put, the code to insert is this:-
background-attachment: fixed;
Putting it all together
The eventual CSS code that you will have for your customized template may look like this:-
body {
background-image: url(http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s255/ownlblog/narutosasuke1024x768.jpg);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: center center;
background-attachment: fixed;
You can also combine the attributes into one line and the shorthand code will look like this:-
body {
background:#B38481 url(http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s255/ownlblog/narutosasuke1024x768.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
Putting the above code into my blog, this is what you would see.
Of course, after having added the background image, you will need to adjust the colors of your text so that they stand out against the backdrop. Go to Template -> Fonts and Colors to do that.
This guide will give you an image background to your Blog. Sometimes, you may have several images, all of which are suitable for your Blog. You can read Random Header and Background Images on how you can have the background images rotated and a random image shown upon every page load.
You may also want to refer to the related article if you are thinking of adding an image to the Blogger Header.
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Time to see if troubled kid star Amanda Bynes has the kind of box office that Lindsay Lohan has been giving the TV tabloids.
Bynes, the former Nickelodeon star who has been through a string of DUI arrests and late-night crack ups, stars in her first E! "True Hiollywood Story" special Sunday night.
And at least one expert on the show gives the fallen star some advice she might not like.
Gary Rosen, the PR guru and crisis management specialist, tells Bynes to get out of the public eye and stay out for a while.
The father of train-wreck celebrity TV also tracked down the legendary TV exec Albie Hecht, former president of Nickelodeon, who gave her her start, who says Bynes was never comfortable with her fame.
"As she got to be bigger and bigger there were a lot of people wanting a piece of her," he says.
The show airs Sunday night at 10:30 on E!