I had no idea this conversation would hit the way it did. In this episode of the All Out As Is Podcast, I’m sitting down with Rachel Ratelle, an endometriosis warrior and women’s health advocate, and we go deep into what it looks like to lose the version of yourself you thought you’d be, then rebuild your life with honesty, support, and community. We talk about invisible illness, mental health, being dismissed, learning to advocate for yourself, and why dance can be one of the safest places t...
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I had no idea this conversation would hit the way it did. In this episode of the All Out As Is Podcast, I’m sitting down with Rachel Ratelle, an endometriosis warrior and women’s health advocate, and we go deep into what it looks like to lose the version of yourself you thought you’d be, then rebuild your life with honesty, support, and community. We talk about invisible illness, mental health, being dismissed, learning to advocate for yourself, and why dance can be one of the safest places t...
Hey, y’all! I’m Adia Dance, and if you’ve ever taught a beginner line dance lesson—especially in a busy bar, at a festival, or during a social event—this episode is gonna be your new go-to guide. I’m breaking down exactly how to get brand-new dancers onto the floor without losing the interest of your more advanced dancers or regulars. You’ll learn how to command a crowd (without being pushy), build instant connection and rapport, give crystal-clear cues that reach every learning style, and cr...
All Out, As Is.
I had no idea this conversation would hit the way it did. In this episode of the All Out As Is Podcast, I’m sitting down with Rachel Ratelle, an endometriosis warrior and women’s health advocate, and we go deep into what it looks like to lose the version of yourself you thought you’d be, then rebuild your life with honesty, support, and community. We talk about invisible illness, mental health, being dismissed, learning to advocate for yourself, and why dance can be one of the safest places t...
