Kaleidoscope Radio Jonathan Hernandez

Guess who's back at it again? Host Jonathan Hernandez comes back from his adventures to talk to that perfectionist side of your unconscious. In this episode he discusses what it feels when you are stuck as a writer or performer, and some tips on how you can break free so you can move forward in your journey as a storyteller with self-confidence.

Check out this episode and see if you can spot how many words our host makes up. Have questions or would like to share a breakthrough? You can DM via instagram at @kaleidoscoperadio or email us at host@kaleidoscoperadioshow.com

 

In this episode, Helen of Boy talks to host Jonathan Hernandez about producing an anti competition using the narrative and comparative mythology of 'The Hero's Journey'. Throughout the interview the two discuss how to get involved in an artistic community, how to deal with comparing your art with others, and how utilizing different mediums could help you get further with your passion project. 

Tons of great information and lots to unpack in this episode. For more information about our guest, visit https://www.helenofboy.com/

Catch the Portland Punk Princess Project at Black Water in Portland Oregon this Wednesday October 5th, 2022 and October 19th, 2022 at 7:00PM

On this spectacular episode host Jonathan Hernandez interviews actor and educator Barbie Wu. Barbie is an incredible artist who has helped many actors with their craft, and in this episode, we'll talk about some simple techniques to help you memorizing those scripts with absolute ease. 

By the end of this episode, you'll be more prepared and confident with your auditions as you have now found a process that fits your particular style as an actor. 

More information about the host and articles relating to acting can be found at 
www.kaleidoscoperadioshow.com

In this exciting episode, host Jonathan Hernandez talks to writer and playwright Jonathon Benjamin about his newest book American Airman: A Memoir of a Wounded Veteran. Through our time together we discuss overcoming the pains of writing by finding your motivation or in his case: the call to writing with intention for the sake of helping and uplifting others. We also discuss his recovery through trauma, his capacity to handle the day-to-day, and how anyone can be a hero. 

Check out his book released now at www.politics-prose.com link below: 

https://www.politics-prose.com/book/9781624293962?fbclid=IwAR2yiJnjatA73m4lcOgJcjqON0Zh4jRO59P3U0E5kvlV5SFMY9gkp9LsKoY

Be advised this episode contains sensitive matters of trauma, depression, and suicide.
Help is available via the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at: 800-273-8255
Available 24 hours.   

"The idea of a play produced on stage is its spirit; it's atmosphere is the soul." -Michael Chackhov

In this episode, Jonathan talks about the importance of setting up the atmosphere in a story as well as provide some best practices to understand the characters individual feelings within the space. 

Excerpts and examples are taken from 'To The Actor' written by Michael Chekhov. 

Ah yes, Procrastination. I'm doing it right now. How ironic that this episode was to be published in January 2022 but it's now February. Procrastination can be tricky and yet, today we are going to talk about how it can actually be used as a tool to help you trust yourself as an artist. Take a listen if you dare!

For more information about the host and articles relating to storytelling, visit 
www.kaleidoscoperadioshow.com