Witney Carson

I actually had –

all of my classes set up for college.

And I was on the dance team.

I had auditioned for the dance team in college.

And I was kind of going that route.

Like, okay, maybe dance can just be a passion of mine and not something that's really on TV or film.

And then I remember So You Think You Can Dance came to Salt Lake City.

And my mom, the two nights before, was like, mom's intuition.

I'm telling you.

It's so good.

But she was like, I really just feel like you need to try.

You need to try and audition for this and just see what happens.

And don't don't get upset or, you know, determined, but just just go for it.

And so two nights before I grabbed my partner and we last minute got a routine together and I was just like, OK, let's go for it.

And that just really skyrocketed my career into TV and film.

And so you can dance and then Dancing with the Stars found me on that show and

And kind of the rest is history from that.

But my mom's intuition, she knows.

And in that first season, you were partnered with Stephen Twitch Boss, a dancer that I, as a fan, admired very much from afar.

What are your memories of working with him?