In this episode of the Pool Party podcast, Jules, a graphic designer and podcaster, converses with Jas Lin, a movement artist and choreographer. Jas shares their journey through the dance industry, discussing the challenges and triumphs of being a professional dancer. They explore themes of authenticity, combating socialized choreography, and the importance of embodiment. Jas also recounts their experiences in touring internationally, the dynamics of the club space, and the balance between financial security and artistic integrity. The conversation delves into wellness, the spiritual significance of injuries, and the complexities of reprogramming one’s nervous system. A must-listen for anyone interested in art, dance, and personal growth. Visit juliaespero.me to listen to the full episode and discover more about the Pool Party podcast.

In this episode of the Pool Party podcast, the Jules shares a conversation recorded in December with India, an art director and graphic designer based in New York City. They discuss India's education at Parsons School of Design, her pivot from computer science to art direction and graphic design, and her recent branding project for a Pilates studio in Rome. They delve into the nuances of freelancing, networking in a creative community, and the challenges and rewards of following one's intuition in the art world. The host also gives a personal update about an upcoming trip to New York for creative networking and design projects, encouraging listeners to connect. Additionally, the host mentions plans to post more content on Substack and invites followers to engage with their creative journey on Instagram.

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Jules, a designer, and Janna share personal insights on maintaining work-life balance, the importance of structuring time, and how external factors like in-person gigs can positively impact mental health and productivity.

Janna discusses her dissertation on sustainability in global climate governance, exploring the intersection of personal values and organizational demands.

The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of academia, breaking stereotypes, and the importance of continuous growth beyond early achievements.