#1 - Tango Cafe - takeout only

#1 - Tango Cafe - takeout only

Author: Hoopengardner March 19, 2020 Duration: 2:05:42
As with restaurants, bars, and many other establishments that were once dine in, or dance in, Tango Cafe has also become TAKEOUT only. This was out first milonga/ social gathering online. It happened live, with people calling in from all over the country. It felt really good to connect with everyone here and we look forward to doing it again.Remember if you would like to help support Tango Cafe while we are closed please send donations to adamandciko@gmail.com PaypalVenmoChase Quick Pay You can listen here and also join us again next time for another Tango Cafe - TakeOut Only. Thank you everyone.

In Tango Uncorked, host Hoopengardner sits down with the vibrant, unexpected characters who live and breathe Argentine Tango. This isn't a tutorial on steps, but a series of conversations that uncovers the unique rhythm of a life intertwined with the dance. You'll hear from the expected-professional dancers and revered teachers-but the real magic happens when the spotlight shifts. The podcast features the donut maker who finds poetry in the late-night milonga, the engineer who analyzes the geometry of an embrace, and the countless quietly obsessed individuals for whom tango is less a hobby and more a vital language. Each episode is an intimate portrait, exploring how this passionate art form reshapes identities, forges communities, and spills over into every corner of a person's world. Through these personal stories, Tango Uncorked reveals the rich, human tapestry behind the music and movement, offering listeners a front-row seat to the laughter, frustration, philosophy, and sheer joy that fuels this global culture. It's a celebration of the diverse voices that, together, create the soul of the tango world.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 94

Tango Uncorked
Podcast Episodes
Tango Uncorked #3 - Lucille Krasne - Hidden strengths and great ideas [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:13:15
Lucille Krasne came to New York City in 1969 and then she started the tango community... Ha... Sort of. Today we hear from Lucille and her involvement in the development of the NYC tango community. From "Hit and Run" eve…
Tango Uncorked #2 - Dan Dunbar and the Value of Mistakes [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:08:41
Have you ever craved something that you couldn't get your hands on? On today's show we sit down with Dan Dunbar, owner of Dun-Well Donuts in Williamsburg. Dan has some very funny stories regarding how he basically invent…
Tango Uncorked #1 - Rebecca Shulman - Tango cool, Tango dreams [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:09:03
Today on the show we will speak with Rebecca Shulman from New York City. Rebecca began dancing in 1991 and her first visit to Buenos Aires was in 1992.We talk about all sorts of stuff regarding life, tango, dreams, and m…

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