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Jay Gilligan and the Language of Juggling Episode #24
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I started this conversation with Jay by bringing out a quote from my interview with Mark Williams, “Juggling is the Language of Circus.” This took us to a lively conversation about how to define words we as jugglers use every day. Who is a juggler, what is juggling, what is a pirouette etc.? We touch on so much stuff in this conversation from antiquated terminology to where juggling may be going. The words we use matter. Let’s talk about it.
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