The Occulted Body / Erotic Eschatology / Babalon / Re-Wilding Witchcraft /

This special episode is second (and final) look back over the first year of the podcast; and we're bringing you clips and highlights from both guest conversations and solo episodes. My hope is that long-time listeners will get a refreshing review and that newcomers will get a digestive summary of where we've been.

In this special episode, we're bringing you the best of this inaugural year of the home.body podcast. My hope is that long-time listeners will get a refreshing review and that newcomers will get a digestive summary of where we've been. You can find the links to the original episodes in the notes below; and I hope you'll go back and listen to your heart's desire.

Her journey of finding a place for herself in the dance world

The importance of letting yourself be informed by many people

Her studies in Germany at Folkwang, immersed in the work of Pina Bausch

Dance as a form of cultural activism

• How birth trauma activated the urgency of self care work + advocacy

• Why self care is revolutionary and political

• The role of community in addressing one’s self care needs

Alkistis Dimech is a dancer, choreographer, a writer and also a publisher. She and her partner run Scarlet Imprint where they print works on the esoteric + occult. In this episode, dance, exploring the daimonic space, what it means to interact with what she calls the “occulted body”, and again re-orienting ourselves to a different narrative of time.

Political Witchcraft / Postmodern Dance / Poethics / Yoga as Liberation