Episodes

  • You Must Do It Like This!! - October 27th 2024

    You Must Do It Like This!! - October 27th 2024
    Oct 29 2024
    People often insist that there's only one correct path to success, reinforcing the idea that we must follow a specific, predetermined route to achieve our goals. But history, and personal stories like that of John Henry Soto, shows this isn't the case. John grew up in the South Bronx during challenging times, where few expected him to find success outside the rough environment he knew. But instead of taking the narrow, "conventional" path often recommended, John turned to his passion for the guitar—a gift from his grandfather—as a ticket to freedom. Music opened doors, enabling him to explore creative fields that many people around him hadn't even considered. This stepping stone led him to embrace storytelling, filmmaking, and eventually, digital marketing.
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Latinos is Film - October 20th 2024

    Latinos is Film - October 20th 2024
    Oct 22 2024
    Latinos have long been stereotyped in Hollywood, often limited to roles that portray narrow or negative representations of our diverse cultures. For years, we've been typecast as criminals, maids, or in other roles that don’t fully capture the richness and depth of the Latino experience. However, there has been progress in recent years, with more Latino actors, filmmakers, and storytellers gaining recognition and telling authentic stories that break free from these outdated molds. But we cannot wait for Hollywood to fully open its doors—we must take charge of our own narratives. By creating our own production companies, media platforms, and independent films, we can showcase the vast array of Latino talent and tell stories on our own terms, reshaping how the world sees us. The time is now for Latinos to step into the role of creators, not just consumers, of entertainment. www.johnhenrysoto.com
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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • Musician Tab Laven - October 13th 2024

    Musician Tab Laven - October 13th 2024
    Oct 15 2024
    Tab Laven, guitarist, singer and songwriter is currently on a highly successful world tour with Art Garfunkel, which has included sold-out performances at Carnegie Hall, London's Royal Albert Hall, the Olympia Theatre in Paris, France. Tab started his career at 21 years of age performing worldwide with Mary Macgregor (Torn Between Two Lovers). He played banjo on Jars Of Clay's Grammy Award winning album, The Eleventh Hour. Recorded and performed with Michael Johnson, who had a top ten pop hit with "Bluer Than Blue", followed by several country hits in the 1980's. His debut album of self-penned songs, Cranberry Red Balloon, features him as the lead singer and guitarist, with Art Garfunkel joining him on the title track. Each song on this landmark album feels like an old friend; familiar and nostalgic. The CD includes pedal steel guitar virtuoso Paul Franklin (Dire Straits, Vince Gill) and other notable Nashville session players. Background vocals include Bruce Johnston (Beach Boys), Vicki Peterson (The Bangles) and John Cowsill (The Cowsills).
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    57 mins
  • Measuring Your Success - September 29th 2024

    Measuring Your Success - September 29th 2024
    Oct 1 2024
    www.johnhenrysoto.com Measuring success without losing sight of your purpose requires a shift from comparing yourself to others to focusing on your unique journey. It's easy to fall into the trap of benchmarking your achievements against someone else's, but this can distort your vision and cause you to chase goals that don't align with your values. Instead, success should be defined by how closely you're living in alignment with your purpose. Reflect on your personal growth, the fulfillment of your mission, and the positive impact you're making, rather than external accolades. By maintaining focus on your own progress, you can ensure that your actions remain purpose-driven and not dictated by comparison.
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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • The Genius of Burt Bacharach - September 22nd 2024

    The Genius of Burt Bacharach - September 22nd 2024
    Sep 23 2024
    Burt Bacharach (1928–2023) was an iconic American composer, songwriter, and record producer known for his sophisticated melodies and unique orchestral arrangements. He collaborated with lyricist Hal David, creating timeless hits such as "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head," "What the World Needs Now Is Love," and "I Say a Little Prayer." Bacharach's music, characterized by its blend of jazz, pop, and classical influences, earned him six Grammy Awards and three Academy Awards. His work has had a lasting impact on popular music, with his songs being recorded by numerous artists across generations. https://bacharachonline.com/
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • Welcome David Pomeranz! September 15th 2024

    Welcome David Pomeranz! September 15th 2024
    Sep 17 2024
    David's songs have been recorded and performed by a wide range of artists including: Barry Manilow (who's renditions of David’s, “TRYIN' TO GET THE FEELING AGAIN" and "THE OLD SONGS" were both International Number One hits), Bette Midler, Kenny Loggins, Freddie Mercury (performing David’s “IT’S IN EVERY ONE OF US’ with Cliff Richard at The Royal Albert Hall), Richie Sambora (of Bon Jovi), Ann Wilson (of Heart), Gospel Superstar, Danny Gokey, Cliff Richard (who recorded three Pomeranz songs including the Top Ten U.K. hit, “I STILL BELIEVE IN YOU”), The Hollies, Clay Aiken, The Carpenters, Dennis De Young (of Styx), Phoebe Snow, Billy Dean, Kenny Rogers, Jeff Bridges, Harry Belafonte, Lea Salonga, Glen Campbell, Isaac Hayes, Michael Duff (of, “Chalk Farm”), Lou Rawls, The Fifth Dimension, John Denver, Andy Williams, The Muppets, Hubert Laws, Mel Brooks, Cleo Laine, Donna Summer and Missy Elliott (who sampled David's music for her hit single, "ONE MINUTE MAN" featuring Ludacris, which went to the top of the Billboard Charts.)
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    59 mins
  • Multiple Universes and the Metaphysical Possibilities - September 8th 2024

    Multiple Universes and the Metaphysical Possibilities - September 8th 2024
    Sep 10 2024
    On the next episode of The John Henry Soto Show, we dive into the fascinating topic of multiple universes and the metaphysical possibilities that could emerge from this concept. The idea of a multiverse challenges our understanding of reality, suggesting that there may be infinite versions of ourselves and countless variations of the world we know. What if every decision we make spawns a new universe? From the realms of quantum physics to the spiritual and philosophical implications, this episode explores how the multiverse theory opens up profound questions about destiny, free will, and the very fabric of existence. Tune in as we unravel the mysteries of parallel dimensions and their potential impact on our lives.
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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • Take Control of your Environment as an Artist! - August 25th 2024

    Take Control of your Environment as an Artist! - August 25th 2024
    Aug 29 2024
    As an artist, protecting yourself from environmental hazards is crucial to maintaining a healthy body, mind, and spirit, which are all essential for creativity. Start by being mindful of the air quality in your surroundings. Poor air quality, filled with pollutants and allergens, can hinder your respiratory health and affect your overall well-being. Invest in a good air purifier for your workspace and consider incorporating indoor plants that naturally filter the air. When working outdoors, especially in urban areas, monitor air quality reports and wear masks if necessary to reduce exposure to harmful particles. Additionally, practice good ventilation in your studio, especially when using paints, solvents, or other materials that release toxic fumes. In terms of diet, be conscious of the pesticides and chemicals present in conventionally grown foods. Prioritize consuming organic produce to minimize exposure to these harmful substances, which can accumulate in your body and lead to long-term health issues. A diet rich in whole foods—fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds—supports not just physical health, but also mental clarity and energy levels, which are vital for sustained creativity. Lastly, nurturing your mind and spirit through regular mindfulness practices, such as meditation or yoga, can help you stay grounded and focused. Balancing your artistic pursuits with a healthy lifestyle will ensure that your creative energies flow freely, uninhibited by environmental toxins.
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    1 hr and 8 mins