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 ...
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 gue...
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 a...
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 bo...
"The idea of a play produced on stage is its spirit; it's atmosphere is the soul." -Michael ChackhovIn 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
After a long hiatus, host Jonathan talks about the power of maybe, and how something so simple can help let go of desired attachments. As an artist there are times when we desire outcomes in our artistic careers that we can't see it happening any other way. If you are feeling an overwhelming fear of uncertainty, or have total self-doubt about where you are in your career, then take a listen to this episode and after the episode you'll only feel a little bit of fear, and a little less self-dou...
Continuing the director's vision segment; host Jonathan sits down with Director Christy Drogosch on how she like to show up and tell stories meant for the stage. Throughout the interview Christy shares her process, how she leads her team, and the importance of play!Tune in and come see her work at the Chapel Theatre. Tickets and showtimes can be found at www.kaleidoscoperadioshow.comFollow us on instagram @kaleidoscoperadio_show for updates, promotions, and more!
Listen as Jonathan talks with counselor, therapist , and author Sumaiya Matin about how to write stories with personal trauma as well as creating a self care routine as you begin the healing process. In this episode we discuss a few topics; objective perspective in conjunction with personal emotions, how to find the line between fact and fiction, uncovering intentions (the call to make a lasting impact) and much more. You can pre-order a copy of Sumaiya's memoir here: https://w...
In this episode host Jonathan talks to Director Tuesday Blue about her directive process and how a story goes from the page to the screen. Tune in as she shares tips on how to grow as a director and why it's always a good day when she is on set. Tuesday Blue hails from the Midwest, spent eight years living on the West Coast, and now resides in New York City. She earned her degree in film production from Portland State University and currently works as a freelance filmmaker. Tuesday spec...
"This isn't working, I don't know if I can do this!"Have you been there? I have. Take a listen as host Jonathan Hernandez talks about overcoming self doubt in your work. He shares a couple of tips that has helped him feel more confident and competent in his writing and he can help you too!Head to his website Kaleidoscope Radio for more information and blogs.
This episode is packed with strategies to help you be efficient at brainstorming. Even if you aren't an artist I'd still tune in because these tips will not only help you at problem solving, but it will also open your mind up to thinking about different perspectives and possibilities. Interested in learning more about Kaleidoscope Radio? Don't ask me! Head to this website at www.kaleidoscoperadioshow.com. For questions about coaching email jonathan@kaleidoscoperadioshow.com
This month we are talking about brainstorming and how to cultivate the spark of your creativity. In this episode Jonathan will guide you through a meditative process that allows you to access ideas from your subconscious. He also shares a method that will help you stay consistent with your goals for 2021. Interested in learning more about Kaleidoscope Radio? Don't ask me! Head to this website instead at www.kaleidoscoperadioshow.com. For questions about coaching email jonathan@kalei...
In this episode host Jonathan talks about his biggest takeaways from 2020 and leaves you with five 'golden' tips to take your 2021 to the next level. Grab your headphones and listen to another hilarious episode of Kaleidoscope Radio!
In this brief episode of Kaleidoscope Radio, Jonathan uses current events to help identify a turning point. Take a listen as we all recover from an intense election week.
This is the third installment with storyteller Joseph Ramirez and Jonathan Hernandez. In this episode they discuss some of the main critiques noted in the story The Last of Us Part II. The main points of discussion is presentation, utilizing too many themes creates conflicting messages, and in the end this confuses the audience. "What do you want us to feel, Neil?!"Take a listen.
All of your favorites shows have a halloween episode and here is ours! Join our host Jonathan as he interviews the expert of horror Elease Clarke. Together they discuss the formula of horror and why the submissive, young adult make the best protagonists for this genre. Tune in and cut loose as Elease also shares her favorite films, and shows during this festive time.
Now that you are working on your writing and creating some magic for the world to see, it's time that we let host Jonathan Hernandez give you the fundamentals on how to give feedback to other artist and how you can receive critique with absolute confidence. Tune in and get ready to learn the tools that every artist needs in order to succeed in the business.
Join Jonathan and Joseph as they talk about one of the best video game stories in history. The Last of Us. In this episode they not only cover the summary for those of you non gamers out there, but they also cover the moral dilemma behind the characters motivations and why this game speaks volumes about what's happening in the world today. This is part two of my discussion regarding themes and if you haven't listened to part one, I recommend you take a look at my interview with Joseph in...
This is the second part of the Bad Citizen showcase where host Jonathan Hernandez interviews four incredible artist. John Servilio, Gabrielle Widman, Kate Beldon, and Ciji Guerin. In this episode we cover a wide range of writing; how to break free from your attachments to the story, the importance of rhythm & pacing in a tight 10 minutes, and finally why talking about "being a bad citizen" is the best kind of prompt to have at a time like this. Let's begin!