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Hosted by Matan Levkowich · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 54 episodes
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In 'Material for the brain', Matan Levkowich invites guest, colleagues and friends to reflect on the question 'How can one develop a meaningful relationship with one's own body'.In his non formal style of hosting, Matan enables the conversations flow naturally between theoretic concepts, applicable ideas and personal stories.Subscribe to get the podcast directly to your email:https://movementlab.eu/subscribeLearn more about the Movement Lab educational programs:https://movementlab.eu/study-groups
Matan Levkowich hosts Material for the brain, a society show with 54 episodes published.
This episode was recorded on May 4th, 2025. My guest for this episode Christos Galanis - an interdisciplinary artist, cultural geographer, Animist, and ritual facilitator based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His work intricate
In this solo episode, Matan Levkowich explores the complex terrain of inclusivity in dance and movement spaces. Reflecting on personal experiences and recent conversations at a contact improvisation festival, he distingu
In this solo episode, I explore a question that has been with me for years: Why do humans dance? Beyond self-expression or personal growth, dance may hold something much deeper—something ancient. I dive into the idea of
My guest for this episode is Sean Green - a couples and relationship coach, trainer of communication and meditation, a father of 3 children, and musician based in Vienna. Sean has spent thousands of hours meditating, pra
My guest for the 50th episode is Smadar Goshen, a choreographer, dancer, a certified Gaga teacher and a Gyrotonic & Gyrokinesis trainer and teacher’s trainer. Smadar completed her B.A in dance and M.A in choreography at
My guest for this episode is Daphne Horenczyk - a choreographer, dancer, teacher and mentor. Daphna’s artist work is center around the exploration of the gap between experience and representation. Her work has been funde
My guest for this episode is Nita Little - a dance researcher, theorist/artist, and one of the founding developers of Contact Improvisation (CI). Nita holds a PhD in Performance Studies with a focus on the articulation o
My guest for this episode is Zuna Vesan Kozánková, a dancer, choreographer and writer. Zune is a leading authority on traditional Chinese medicine in Slovakia and the Czech Republic. Over the last 30 years, she has devel
My guest for the 46th episode is Asia Shcherbakova, a scientist and movement educator. Asia holds a Master of Science in Human Genetics and a PhD in Biotechnology. She is also a co-developer of the Baseworks method, wher
In this solo episode, I dive into the age-old question: what should evolve, and what deserves preservation? Inspired by the recent U.S. election ,I explore the ongoing tension between conservatism and progressivism, exam
My guest for this episode is Moritz Lembert is a life/business/personal coach, dedicated to helping individuals unleash their potential and do it with peace. With background in dance and embodied practices, His work is g
We are two weeks away from marking a year since the events of October 7th. It has been a challenging year for many Jews, Israelis, and Palestinians alike. In this solo episode, I take the time to dissect a common argumen
My guest for the 42nd episode is Christian Felber, an internationally renowned speaker, contemporary dancer and author of several economics bestsellers.In our conversation we talked about his perspective about the bounda
In this solo episode, I address the topic of ‘Community’ within the Movement Lab context and beyond. Join our Open Day: https://movementlab.eu/open-day Subscribe to get the podcast to your email: https://movementlab.eu/s
My guest for the 40th episode is Ohad Interator, a certified Physical Therapist, an independent movement practitioner and explorer, dedicated to teaching, helping and empowering people to live more fully within their bod
My guest for the 39th episode is Eran Dorfman. He is a professor at the Department of Literature, Tel Aviv University, and a former Directeur of the program at the Collège International de Philosophie, Paris. He speciali
My guest for the 38th episode is Olivia Court Mesa, a Chilean-Israeli independent dance artist. In the last 30 year She has devoted herself to performance art, performing, choreographing, improvising, researching and tea
My guest for episode 37 is Johan Nilsson, an explorer of natural sciences and art. He’s a trained gardener and teacher in Biodynamic farming, gardening and Permaculture Design. He is a contact improvisation dancer and te
In this conversation I am speaking with Shady Greis, a dance artist from Egypt. We have delve into our histories and personal experiences, growing in the middle east, in an attempt to shad light on the development of our
This is a special episode in what may become a series of conversations in which I invite anyone who is interested to join me in discussing the current state of affairs in the Israel-Hamas war. I have taken the exceptiona
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Material for the brain is hosted by Matan Levkowich. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 54 episodes.
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