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This week on Pole Obsession, we’re joined by Izzy and Ange — two amateur competitors who have earned their place at the Australian Pole Championships National Finals.

Izzy took out the Amateur Championship at the ACT/NSW/TAS tri-comp, while Ange placed 2nd Runner-Up, and we chat about their competition journeys, making it through to Nationals and what comes next.

Of course, this is Pole Obsession, so we don’t stay on topic for long. Somehow the conversation detours into broken bones, menopause and a few other completely unplanned tangents along the way.

Come for the pole chat. Stay for the chaos.

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After the events at the WA Pole Championships, there’s been a lot of conversation — about costumes, rules, approvals, disqualifications and how competition decisions are made.

In this episode, Felix and Elizabeth talk openly about what actually happened, why the rules exist, and the responsibility that sits with competitors, coaches, judges and organisers.

But this conversation is about much more than one costume or one competition.

We talk about what it really takes to run pole competitions across Australia, the financial and personal investment behind creating these stages, the standards required to keep competitions fair and consistent, and why protecting the future and professionalism of competitive pole matters.

We also address some of the questions and criticism that have come out of the weekend — including costume approvals, previous competitions, coaching, grip, music and where responsibility ultimately sits.

This isn’t about shutting down conversation. It’s about having the whole conversation.

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Join us as we sit down with Jamila Deville, one of the very first pole instructors in Australia and a true pioneer of the global pole community. From her early days performing and teaching at Sydney’s first pole studio in 2004, to touring the world and now building her life in Nashville, Jamila shares stories the pole world has never heard before.

In this episode, we dive into:

• The early days of pole in Australia and how she helped shape the industry.
• The differences between Australian pole and pole culture around the world.
• Controversial topics, including the intersection of stripping and pole dancing.
• What it takes to pioneer a movement, write a book, and keep innovating.
• And, of course, what’s next for her in the ever-evolving world of pole.

Whether you’re a dancer, an instructor, or just fascinated by the rise of this incredible art form, this conversation is raw, inspiring, and full of insight from one of pole’s true legends.

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Thanks for tuning in to Pole Obsession with Felix Cane and Elizabeth Domazet! If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and leave us a review. Follow us on social media for behind-the-scenes content and updates on future episodes. See you next time for more pole excitement and insider insights! 🎙️✨