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In this episode we talk to Amy about her ambitions and love of musicals.  The project is funded by The Arts council England.

In this podcast we talk to Libby about making a film and renaming the podcast the Libby show, The project is funded by The Arts council England.

In this podcast we talk to Sally on how she started DAZL and why it's important to have safe spaces where young people can be themselves. The project is funded by The Arts council England.

In this episode we chat to William about all things kick off boys dance and why its important boys have a space to be creative. The project is funded by The Arts council England.

In this episode we talk to Bailey about him starting dance because a girl said 'boys can't dance' and how kick off boys dance company have helped him open up. The project is funded by The Arts council England.

In this episode we talk to Sam about kick off boys dance, knife crime in the city and why he loves to dance.  The project is funded by The Arts council England.

In this episode we talk to Kick Off alumni Rhys about the Kick Off Boys project, his life at LIPA and why its important boys dance. The project is funded by The Arts council England.

In this episode we talk to new Kick Off Boys participant Nathaniel about Kick Off Boys, toxic masculinity any why dance is important for young men to do. The project is funded by The Arts council England.

In this episode we talk to DAZL Dance and Health Apprentice Cam about the Kick Off Boys project.  The project is funded by The Arts council England.

DAZL Talks is a podcast about Yorkshire based Dance Action Zone Leeds (DAZL) a dance and health charity working with young people across the Yorkshire Region to raise health and wellbeing, aspirations and pathways into further education and opportunities. Check out DAZL https://dazl.org.uk/ In this episode we talk to DAZL Director Ian Rodley about life at DAZL.

During COVID-19 Dance Action Zone Leeds (DAZL) pivoted their work with young people from physical dance and health sessions to an online offer. DAZL saw that their young people needed not only physical support but support for their mental health. In these podcasts filmmaker Wayne Sables talks to young people about how they looked after themselves during lockdown.

During COVID-19 Dance Action Zone Leeds (DAZL) pivoted their work with young people from physical dance and health sessions to an online offer. DAZL saw that their young people needed not only physical support but support for their mental health. In these podcasts filmmaker Wayne Sables talks to young people about how they looked after themselves during lockdown.