Episodes
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Ora has come from a hip hop acting background but has found his happy place with the line dance community not just in Whakatane but at every hoedown he goes to!
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Another example of how line dancers meet and connect on the dance floor.
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In this episode, we dive into the world of Simon Ward—an artist whose fearless emotional honesty sets him apart both on and off the stage. Known for his openness and vulnerability, Simon brings a rare authenticity to every piece he creates, inviting audiences to feel as much as they see. With a choreography career spanning over 30 years, his work consistently captures attention through powerful storytelling and unforgettable hooks that draw you in and refuse to let go. From subtle gestures to striking movement, every dance is crafted to keep you engaged from beginning to end. Dangerous Games dance was an absolute winner at the Dunedin Line Dance Gala
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At a bustling pub where American pilots scribbled dance steps on napkins, 15-year-old Nigel cleared tables for his parents and taught the dances off the napkin. What started as fun soon became a lifelong passion—competing, teaching, and sharing the joy of dance. Years later, Polly took over, keeping the tradition alive with laughter, energy, and unforgettable lessons until Nigel returned. A story of community, ambition, and the magic that happens when dance brings people together.
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Jamie Barnfield joins us for our very first video podcast episode! One of the UK’s most recognised line dance personalities, Jamie is known for his dynamic teaching style, creative choreography, and infectious energy on and off the dance floor. In this episode, we chat about his journey in the line dance world, his passion for teaching, and what dancers can look forward to when he appears as a guest instructor at the Dunedin Line Dance Gala 2026. We’re thrilled to kick off our video podcast series with such a fantastic guest!
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Stephen Paterson is one of Australia/NZs most recognisable line dancers, known for his precision, flair, and infectious love of the dance floor. In this episode, Stephen talks about his journey into line dancing, the discipline behind the performance, and how the community has shaped both his career and his life. From competitions to coaching, he shares what it really takes to stay at the top of your game while keeping the joy alive.
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As an Uber Line Dance teacher, Luke Watson has turned simple steps into something much bigger. Based in Brisbane, Luke shares how teaching line dancing became a way to connect people, create joy, and build a movement that goes way beyond the dance floor.
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Listen to Emmas fabulous journey with line dancing. She has built a strong community and check out her event for February
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In this episode of Clive Bootscootin’ – These Boots Were Made for Talking, we sit down with line dancer Josh Talbot as he shares his journey from first stepping onto the dance floor to where he is today. Josh talks about his passion for line dancing, the challenges he’s faced along the way, the moments that shaped him, and what keeps him motivated. It’s an honest and inspiring conversation about growth, community, and following your love for dance
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Cass Daniells is the heartbeat behind Toowoomba Line Dancing Fun & Fitness. For over 25 years she’s shared her passion for country‑style line dancing, and for the past decade she’s been spinning that magic at TLDFF’s Aberfeldy Barn in Westbrook. Under her guidance, beginners find their first two‑step and experienced dancers sharpen their moves — all while building community, laughter, and lifelong dance friendships. Whether you’re new to dancing or stepping up your game, Cass brings warmth, energy and a love of movement that makes every class feel like coming home.
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Jaime Ngawaka has danced her way across the world, training champions, learning from the best, and spreading her love of line dancing wherever she goes. In this inspiring chat, Jaime shares how line dancing connects people, cultures, and hearts — and why she believes anyone can fall in love with it. Her passion, experience, and deep understanding of the dance will have you seeing line dancing in a whole new light.
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Meet Sonny Boy — the fun, easy-going man behind a growing line dance club that’s all about joy, connection, and community. We were lucky enough to chat with him about what drives his passion for teaching and how he’s created a space where people can truly be themselves, enjoy the dances, and most of all — enjoy each other.
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In this episode, Claire pulls back the curtain on her own line-dancing story: how she discovered the rhythm of the dance floor, rose to lead the Cherry Steppers, and now welcomes beginners and seasoned dancers alike to the fun of free “Honky Tonk”-style bar night classes across Perth.
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From 2 left noisy feet 14 months ago to teaching, choreography, learning left from right, competing, every road trip and being a huge personality in our community. Thank you Nathan for putting so much energy into Clive Bootscootin.
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In this episode, we chat with Janine Kells — founder of Rhythm N Lines in Gisborne and sister club to Clive Bootscootin’. Janine shares how she first stepped into the world of line dancing, the story behind starting Rhythm N Lines, and the joy she finds in teaching and connecting with her dance family. We talk about the unique energy of the Gisborne dance scene, the friendships that keep dancers coming back, and how line dancing has become a creative outlet and a community hub.
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In this episode, we sit down with Christine Stewart — the talented New Zealand line dancer and founder of Silver Lining Linedance. Christine shares her journey into the world of line dancing, the inspiration behind starting her own classes, and how she’s built a warm, welcoming community for dancers of all ages. From her favourite dances to the joy of teaching, you’ll get to know the person behind the choreography and hear what makes Silver Lining Linedance such a special part of NZ’s dance scene.
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Pauline Gilroy is an enthusiastic and rising star in the line dance choreography world. While fairly new to creating her own dances, she’s diving into the craft with energy and creativity—already releasing a steady stream of exciting routines, including standout pieces like Barstool Confessions and Calling Me Home (Matariki Hunga Nui). Her transition from line dancer to choreographer feels natural and joyful, as she infuses each new creation with her love for music, stories, and movement.Pauline’s growing catalogue of dances, couldn't happen without Blair’s steadfast support, together they represent the beginning of something impressive. They’ve already made waves with their creativity, kindness, and dedication, inviting dancers everywhere to join the journey.