Big Tara's guest appearances

Big Tara

The Reset Podcast

Hip Hop Bruha

Anya Fernald

Katie Fogarty

Rebecca Minkoff

Jessica Bennett

Renee King

Anne Devereux-Mills

Joy Donnell

Angela Brown

Alice Wong

Darrah Brustein

Erica Keswin

Tim Smith

Sumeet Shah

Esosa Ighodaro

Susan McPherson

OwlTail

On today's episode is on Feb.19th, it's my birthday and also my awesome  birthday twin #29daysofmagic guest, Big Tara. She's an awesome art-tivist, who is an B-girl &amp; dance teacher who's taught around the world. She talks about how she introduced pole dancing in South Africa, helped women find their freedom thru hip-hop dance, one of the few black women, who is a b-girl and her incredible dance crew,  The Anomolies. We also talk about our February 19th birthday's make us unique and lead with empathy.  Find her here and wish her a happy birthday! https://twitter.com/bigtaranyc--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-reset-podcast/support

On today's episode is on Feb.19th, it's my birthday and also my awesome  birthday twin #29daysofmagic guest, Big Tara. She's an awesome art-tivist, who is an B-girl &amp; dance teacher who's taught around the world. She talks about how she introduced pole dancing in South Africa, helped women find their freedom thru hip-hop dance, one of the few black women, who is a b-girl and her incredible dance crew,  The Anomolies. We also talk about our February 19th birthday's make us unique and lead with empathy.  Find her here and wish her a happy birthday! <a href="https://twitter.com/bigtaranyc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/bigtaranyc</a>--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-reset-podcast/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-reset-podcast/support</a>

#29DaysofMagic Episode 75: Dance fuels & heals your soul, Big Tara, Art-tivist

Join this week’s episode with legendary Bgirl and MC Tara of the aNoMoLies crew, MAWU and the Heartbreakerz as she talks about her journey with health and wellness, spirituality and finding joy as a dancer. In this inspiring conversation with Hip Hop Bruha’s host and aNoMoLies crew member DJ Kuttin Kandi, she shares her legacy as a Black Bgirl in Hip Hop, and in dance culture, the erasure of Black Bgirls in Hip Hop, as well as the need for Hip Hop to be unified and be in the movement for justice.New York City native Tara Crichlow, affectionately known as “big tara,” is a pioneer in the world of hip hop. As a self-proclaimed New York club culture ambassador, she is an innovative artist best known for her contribution to the art form as an international teacher, performer and curator of related programs. big tara promotes New York’s underground music and dance culture accurately and positively through music, battling, performing, and teaching workshops, as well as, giving lecture/demonstrations. Her expertise lies within breaking, as well as proficiency in hip hop, house, waacking, vogueing, lindy hop and pole dance. At her core, big tara is a Bgirl and mc who has had the opportunity to perform her way onto many stages across the US including the Apollo, BB Kings,the Manhattan Center, and Lincoln Center. She has worked with Run DMC, the Roots, Erykah Badu and LL Cool J to name a few and has presented her own work at events like Central Park Summer Stage, DMC World Championship, Bgirl Be, Allied Media Fest, Ladies Hip Hop Get Down, Under the Radar Festival, Ladies of Hip Hop, J.U.I.C.E. Hip Hop Dance Festival and Howl Fest. big tara is a founding member of the Anomolies Crew, as well as a member of other crews including MAWU, and HeartBreakerz. She consciously uses her platform to empower women, people of color, and other under represented communities. Pronouns: she/her/hersTranscripts are available on our website!https://www.hiphopbruha.com/Hip Hop Bruha is an online think platform and podcast show that seeks to provide a critical analysis on everything from Hip Hop, Pop Culture to all things political through an intersectional feminism lens.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook!

Join this week’s episode with legendary Bgirl and MC Tara of the aNoMoLies crew, MAWU and the Heartbreakerz as she talks about her journey with health and wellness, spirituality and finding joy as a dancer. In this inspiring conversation with Hip Hop Bruha’s host and aNoMoLies crew member DJ Kuttin Kandi, she shares her legacy as a Black Bgirl in Hip Hop, and in dance culture, the erasure of Black Bgirls in Hip Hop, as well as the need for Hip Hop to be unified and be in the movement for justice. New York City native Tara Crichlow, affectionately known as “big tara,” is a pioneer in the world of hip hop. As a self-proclaimed New York club culture ambassador, she is an innovative artist best known for her contribution to the art form as an international teacher, performer and curator of related programs. big tara promotes New York’s underground music and dance culture accurately and positively through music, battling, performing, and teaching workshops, as well as, giving lecture/demonstrations. Her expertise lies within breaking, as well as proficiency in hip hop, house, waacking, vogueing, lindy hop and pole dance. At her core, big tara is a Bgirl and mc who has had the opportunity to perform her way onto many stages across the US including the Apollo, BB Kings,the Manhattan Center, and Lincoln Center. She has worked with Run DMC, the Roots, Erykah Badu and LL Cool J to name a few and has presented her own work at events like Central Park Summer Stage, DMC World Championship, Bgirl Be, Allied Media Fest, Ladies Hip Hop Get Down, Under the Radar Festival, Ladies of Hip Hop, J.U.I.C.E. Hip Hop Dance Festival and Howl Fest. big tara is a founding member of the Anomolies Crew, as well as a member of other crews including MAWU, and HeartBreakerz. She consciously uses her platform to empower women, people of color, and other under represented communities. Pronouns: she/her/hers Transcripts are available on our website! <a href="https://www.hiphopbruha.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.hiphopbruha.com/</a> Hip Hop Bruha is an online think platform and podcast show that seeks to provide a critical analysis on everything from Hip Hop, Pop Culture to all things political through an intersectional feminism lens. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook!

Big Tara on Black Bgirls, Dance Culture, and the Intersections of Health, Buddhism and Social Justice