<p><strong>June 2013</strong><br /> An interview with Ricky Harris, the first dedicated figure skating choreographer, and author of three books on figure skating and choreography. Ricky Harris skated with the Sonia Henie show, and created a series of successful workshops<a href="http://www.americanicetheatre.org/"> that are being continued by American Ice Theater with Jodi Porter</a>. She did choreography for Evan Lysacek, Michelle Kwan, <a title="Episode #28: Tai Babilonia" href="http://www.manleywoman.com/episode-28-tai-babilonia/">Babilonia</a>/<a title="Episode #48: Randy Gardner" href="http://www.manleywoman.com/episode-48-randy-gardner/">Gardner</a>, Blumberg/Seibert, Scott Hamilton, Linda Fratianne, and so many more. Ricky Harris talks about what it was like being the first choreographer to sit in the Kiss & Cry, how Scott Hamilton wouldn't initially take direction from her, and how Frank Carroll and Don Laws were her biggest supporters. <em>1 hour, 8 minutes, 37 seconds.</em></...