In this episode, Celtic kicks back with the wonderful Dee Daniels Locke, Lindy Hopper extraordinaire, as they trade silly voices as well as discuss separating the technique from the body, the influence and inspiration of Tena Morales, diverging from the mainstream image of Lindy Hoppers, learning to dance from family, the war between leaders and followers on the dance floor,the preservation vs the progress of Lindy Hop, the suppression of Black culture in contemporary swing dancing, teaching students to be accountable for their own bodies and purpose, the Montreal Swing Riot, finding longevity and resiliency in the Lindy Hop scene as a black woman, and the importance of clinging to other people of color/finding your crew. Celtic is particularly proud of this one.