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The Aerial Hour Podcast

The Aerial Hour Podcast

Di: Tara Loney
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A weekly podcast that dives deep into what it takes to build and sustain a business in the Aerial Industry. Listen each week as Tara travels across the country (US) interviewing your favorite Aerial Entrepreneurs about how they've grown into the magical creatures they are!Copyright Notice 2019 Tara Loney Economia Gestione e leadership Leadership
  • Episode #28 | Alethea Austin of The Chrome Bar
    May 7 2021

    In this week's episode, I interviewed Alethea Austin of The Chrome Bar in Nashville, Tennessee. We talk about her amazing journey from Competing, to creating DVD's, to building The Chrome Bar in Nashville and hosting Miss Pole Dance America. To find out more, check out the shownotes for this episode at theaerialhour.com

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    1 ora e 34 min
  • Episode #27 | Kristen Rodriguez of Shine Fitness Studio
    Apr 15 2021

    In this week's episode, I interviewed Kristen Rodríguez of Shine Fitness Studio in Dallas City, Texas. We talk about her journey as a pole dancer, working in IT, and her journey in owning her Pole Dance Studio. Kristen started Pole in 2013. She got her business degree and moved to Dallas to start her career in IT. She decided to try Pole as a way to make some new friends but what she found was soooo much more, including an entirely different career. Find out more at theaerialhour.com

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    1 ora e 30 min
  • Episode #26 | Lindsey Dement, Pole Dance Instructor in Austin, Texas
    Mar 31 2021

    In this week's episode I interview Lindsey Dement from Austin, Texas. We talk about her life as a Pole Dancer, how she got started, progressing from student to instructor to competitor, performances, and how she ultimately found balance with her body.

    To find out more, head over to theaerialhour.com to read full shownotes.

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    1 ora e 20 min
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