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Paul & Linda Robinson: Embrace New Round Dancers, Tips for Cuers
May 11, 2026
23m 37s
Mike Sattler - Rocky Mountain Rainbeaus: Colorado's Most Popular Club & Why, Think Outside the Box!
Apr 30, 2026
35m 41s
Justin Russell: Let's Have Honest Conversations About Where We are Headed and What the Future Looks Like
Apr 14, 2026
40m 42s
John & Karen Herr: Why Round Dance?
Apr 1, 2026
38m 34s
Allan Hurst: The Future Belongs to Clubs that Evolve!
Mar 17, 2026
45m 04s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | |
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| 5/11/26 | ![]() Paul & Linda Robinson: Embrace New Round Dancers, Tips for Cuers | This week on the Square Dance Revival Podcast, meet Paul and Linda Robinson— longtime round dance leaders, choreographers, teachers, and passionate ambassadors for the activity they love. From teaching teens in local schools to serving in national leadership roles, they’ve dedicated decades to helping round dancing grow while creating unforgettable friendships and memories along the way. Hear their inspiring story, their love of dancing, and why they believe everyone should give round d... | 23m 37s | |
| 4/30/26 | ![]() Mike Sattler - Rocky Mountain Rainbeaus: Colorado's Most Popular Club & Why, Think Outside the Box! | The Rocky Mountain Rainbeaus remain Colorado's most popular club year after year. While another club has slightly more members, this club has the highest attendance because many non-members attend their monthly "party dances." The Rainbeaus are wildly fun, and the dancing is top-notch. CBS News declared them the largest club in Colorado due to attendance. They are an official LGBTQ club, but have membership and attendance from most of the "straight" clubs in Colorado. Why are they so successf... | 35m 41s | |
| 4/14/26 | ![]() Justin Russell: Let's Have Honest Conversations About Where We are Headed and What the Future Looks Like | Justin took lessons with his grandmother, mom, dad, and brother in 2003. Friends from church got him to come to that first beginner dance, but no one knew it would become his passion. In June 2003, Justin attended his first Caller School in Tyler, TX, with Jon & Deborah Carroll-Jones, Vernon Jones, and Jerry Story. Justin currently calls for Top Spinners in Eads and Pacer Promenaders in Martin, TN. He travels during the summer, calling both Modern Square Dances and Beginner (Party Night) ... | 40m 42s | |
| 4/1/26 | ![]() John & Karen Herr: Why Round Dance? | With more than 30 years of teaching experience, John and Karen Herr are leaders in the round dance world—building clubs, training dancers from their very first steps to advanced levels, and supporting square dance communities across Colorado. They run continuous class programs, cue for multiple clubs, and stay actively involved in national and regional organizations. Known for their high-energy style, they emphasize fun, friendship, and solid technique to help dancers succeed. Go to SquareDan... | 38m 34s | |
| 3/17/26 | ![]() Allan Hurst: The Future Belongs to Clubs that Evolve! | Allan Hurst is a highly respected square dance caller, teacher, and leader based in Sacramento, California. Dancing since 1995 and calling since 1997, he brings decades of experience to the floor and to the broader dance community. Allan serves as the club caller for Capital City Squares and Prime 8’s, and is actively involved in national organizations including Callerlab and the Gay Callers Association, where he edits The Call Sheet. Known for his thoughtful approach to teaching and marketin... | 45m 04s | |
| 3/3/26 | ![]() The Lang Family: Revive Clubs with Young People | The Lang family revived a nearly defunct club by not only joining themselves, but inviting their friends. The club now has over 20 people under 25 in only two years. Sarah and Ron, Jedidiah, Winston, Naomi, and Calvin will share their thoughts about why young people love square dancing and how clubs can welcome and enjoy dancers of all ages. Go to SquareDanceRevival.org for more information, including training materials to help clubs grow, where to find a club, newsletters, and information ab... | 37m 42s | |
| 2/17/26 | ![]() HUNTER KELLER: Calling the Future of Square Dancing | In this episode, we sit down with Hunter to talk about how he got started in square dancing—and why he stayed. From his first introduction to the activity to becoming deeply involved in the community, Hunter shares what sparked his interest and what keeps him passionate about the dance today. We also dive into what he’s seen work—and not work—when it comes to attracting new dancers. What draws people in? What unintentionally pushes them away? And what practical changes can clubs make right no... | 40m 05s |
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