
This week we flip the script. Diane Blakely puts her co-host Tim Stevenson in the hot seat, and it turns out the guy behind the edits has a story most people never knew.
In Part 1, Tim goes from varsity football and Olympic Development soccer to forming the dance crew Suave at Pacifica High, selling out the school dance show with the whole football team screaming in the crowd, and springing a secret move called "the octopus" on his own crew mid-performance (they still haven't let it go). Then a college elective, a window into a room full of jazz dancers, and the words "We need boys in this class" change everything.
Plus: hip-hop vs. jazz, Tim's pirouette hot takes (sorry, Taylor Swift), why football should really be called "handball," and the day Johnny Knoxville looked at the director on the set of Jackass 3D and said, "He gets me." Real stories, real laughs, and the reminder that nobody's path is ever just black or white. 🎧 Listen to It's Not Black or White on Spotify, iHeart, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. 👍 Like, subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss Part 2, where Tim gets into J.Lo, Destiny's Child, Usher and the Michael Jackson call that almost happened. Hosted by Tim Stevenson & Diane Blakely #ItsNotBlackOrWhite #Podcast #TimStevenson #DianeBlakely #Dancer #Choreographer #HipHop #JazzDance #Jackass3D #JohnnyKnoxville #OrangeCounty #Hollywood
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