The Slant Podcast

23/09/2024

🎙️✨ Have you tuned in to SLANT Podcast yet? ✨🎙️

Join Dana Tai Soon Burgess and special guests as they dive deep into conversations on art, culture, and identity, with thought-provoking stories from incredible people shaping the world today. 🌎🎨 From modern dance to personal journeys, each episode offers fresh perspectives that challenge the way we think about life, heritage, and creativity.

🎧 In our next episodes, Dana interviews the brilliant Mark H Rooney on his work using Taiko to bring communities together and the amazing Le Ly Hayslip and Lacie Mackey on their new documentary project "Woman | Phu Nu."

Don't miss out on these fascinating conversations! Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. 🔗

16/09/2024

🎧A snippet from our latest episode. 🎧

In this episode Dana Tai Soon Burgess had an inspiring conversation with the talented Park sisters, and .frances, as they reflect on their Korean heritage and journey as authors. ✍️✨

Don’t miss this heartwarming and insightful episode of ! 🎧

Available now wherever you listen to podcasts. 🔗✨

12/09/2024

✨ New Episode Alert! ✨

In this latest episode of SLANT podcast, host Dana Tai Soon Burgess sits down with the incredible Ginger () and Frances (.frances) – the Park sisters! 📚✨ They share their inspiring journey as writers, reflecting on their Korean heritage and the powerful connection between storytelling and identity. Don’t miss their heartfelt conversation filled with wisdom, history, and personal insights.

Tune in now and immerse yourself in this moving dialogue! 🎧

11/09/2024

🎙️ We’re thrilled to kick off the new season of SLANT Podcast with this bonus episode!

Today, we’re revisiting one of our favorites from Season 1—Episode 2, featuring an insightful interview with the Tony Award-winning playwright David Henry Hwang (). ✨

In celebration of the restaging of his musical Soft Power, now playing at Signature Theatre, there’s no better time to revisit this powerful conversation. Tune in and get inspired!

🎧 Available in all streaming platforms

16/06/2024

Join Dana Tai Soon Burgess Dance Company in East Hampton today at the LongHouse Reserve.

LongHouse Reserve exemplifies living with art in all forms. Founded by Jack Lenor Larsen, its collections, gardens, sculpture and programs reflect world cultures to inspire a creative life.

10/04/2024

In the next episode of SLANT podcast, host Dana Tai Soon Burgess engages in a compelling conversation with Luyen Chou, an education technology entrepreneur and consultant, who shares insights into the remarkable legacy of his father, the visionary composer Chou Wen-chung. From pioneering electronic music to fostering cultural exchange between the US and China, Chou Wen-chung's life beautifully illustrates the power of music to bridge cultures and enrich lives. Join us as we explore the profound impact of Chou Wen-chung's work and his enduring influence on contemporary music and cultural diplomacy.

09/03/2024

In this episode of SLANT podcast, host Dana Tai Soon Burgess delves into the captivating world of dance with renowned choreographer Michael Mao. With over 60 works showcased across the globe, including iconic venues like The Joyce Theater and BAM, Mao's creative vision has mesmerized audiences from New York to Beijing. Join the conversation as Mao shares insights into his diverse influences, spanning from his training under Martha Graham to his experiences performing internationally. Discover the intricate tapestry of movement, culture, and creativity that defines Michael Mao's extraordinary career.

24/02/2024

Join host Dana Tai Soon Burgess, in a captivating conversation with two exceptional dancers from the Dana Tai Soon Burgess Dance Company, Joan Ayap and Christin Arthur. In this episode of Slant podcast, Joan Ayap, born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Manila, Philippines, shares her journey from training at the Hilil-Cruz School of Ballet to performing with accl aimed companies worldwide. Meanwhile, Christin Arthur, hailing from Salt Lake City, Utah, recounts her extensive experience in classical ballet and contemporary dance, including her tenure with the Universal Ballet Company in Seoul, South Korea.

Together, they delve into the intersection of dance and Asian identity, reflecting on how their cultural backgrounds shape their artistic expression. From their early training to their current roles as seasoned professionals, Ayap and Arthur offer profound insights into the significance of heritage in the world of dance.

Don’t miss this insightful episode as Burgess, Ayap, and Arthur explore the power of movement in celebrating diversity and fostering cultural understanding.

11/02/2024

🎙️Exciting news! Join us as we celebrate the lunar new year with the 4th season kickoff of . This episode features a thought-provoking conversation on artistry, identity, and the power of film with Dana Tai Soon Burgess and Eunice Lau. Dive into the world of ‘hyphenated realities’ as we explore the intersection of culture, creativity, and societal expectations. Listen on your favorite streaming platform. Don’t miss out!