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The John Henry Soto Show

The John Henry Soto Show

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"The John Henry Soto Show" brings together two Puerto Ricans from the Bronx—John Henry Soto, a filmmaker, musician, and digital marketing expert, and George Batista, a musician and wellness expert. With humor at the heart of every episode, they ask the tough questions while exploring the worlds of creativity, wellness, and entrepreneurship. Their candid conversations offer insight, motivation, and inspiration for anyone seeking success, with a touch of Bronx flavor and wit. Tune in for stories that challenge, uplift, and entertain!

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  • Dismissed from Starfleet! - March 1st 2026

    Dismissed from Starfleet! - March 1st 2026
    Mar 2 2026
    We always thought getting into Starfleet was the hard part. Years at the Academy, grueling simulations, psychological evaluations, learning how to negotiate with hostile alien species before breakfast. They told us only the best of the best earn the uniform. What they didn’t tell us is that one questionable subspace transmission and suddenly you’re standing on the bridge hearing, “Gentlemen… you are relieved of duty.” Apparently Starfleet frowns upon “experimental communications initiatives” that accidentally destabilize three sectors and a sponsorship deal.
    It’s not easy getting dismissed from Starfleet. Do you know how much paperwork it takes? There’s a form for misuse of a tricorder, a form for improper shuttle parking, and I’m pretty sure there’s a separate form just for “creative differences with Command.” We tried to argue that innovation has always driven the Federation forward. They responded by escorting us out with two security officers and a very polite Vulcan who assured us this was “the logical outcome.”
    The real sting is that Starfleet Academy acceptance rates are lower than surviving a Klingon dinner party, and we actually made it. We survived warp core drills, holodeck malfunctions, and at least one awkward mixer with the Andorian debate team. But in the end, it wasn’t a Romulan plot or a Borg invasion that took us down. It was Command calmly stating, “Your services are no longer required.” Boldly going where no one has gone before is inspiring. Boldly packing up your locker because you got dismissed? Slightly less inspiring… but still very on-brand for us
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    1 h
  • Are You Tough Enough_ - February 22nd 2026

    Are You Tough Enough_ - February 22nd 2026
    Feb 23 2026
    In this industry—and in this world—you have to be tough. Not loud. Not arrogant. Tough. Tough enough to hear “no” a hundred times and still show up the next morning ready to create. Tough enough to sit in rooms where people question your vision, your talent, your worth—and not shrink. The entertainment business will test you. It will test your patience, your confidence, and your character. If you can’t face confrontation, if you can’t handle uncomfortable conversations, you won’t last long.
    Being tough means saying what others don’t want to hear. It means standing on your beliefs even when it costs you opportunities. As an artist, you’re constantly being pulled in directions that may not align with who you are. People will try to reshape you, soften you, commercialize you, or silence you. Toughness is knowing who you are and refusing to betray that for applause. It’s being able to look someone in the eye and respectfully say, “That’s not my vision.”
    You also have to be tough enough to push through negativity. There will be people who talk down to you. People who underestimate you. People who try to make you feel small because they feel small. The industry can be filled with ego, insecurity, and power games. Toughness is not letting their behavior dictate your self-worth. It’s developing a thick skin without developing a cold heart. It’s staying disciplined when others are distracted, staying focused when others are critical.
    On this show, we talk about that real toughness. Not the fake bravado—but the inner strength it takes to survive and thrive in this business. We break down what it means to stand firm, to endure rejection, and to protect your integrity at all costs. Because if you’re going to build something lasting in this industry, you have to be strong enough to weather the storms—and bold enough to keep your voice when the pressure is on.
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    1 h y 13 m
  • Obba Babatundé - February 15th 2026

    Obba Babatundé - February 15th 2026
    Feb 19 2026
    Obba Babatundé is a prolific American actor, director, producer, and author whose career spans more than four decades across film, television, and theater. Known for his commanding presence and versatility, he has appeared in an extraordinary range of projects, from iconic TV series like Roots: The Next Generations, Oz, Martin, and Grey’s Anatomy to films such as The Color Purple, Mississippi Masala, That Thing You Do!, and Life. Equally respected on stage, Babatundé has performed on Broadway and in numerous classical and contemporary productions, earning acclaim for his depth, discipline, and emotional range.
    Beyond acting, Babatundé is a dedicated storyteller and educator. He has directed and produced award-winning films and documentaries, authored books on personal growth and creative empowerment, and is a sought-after motivational speaker. Deeply committed to mentoring the next generation of artists, he consistently bridges artistry with purpose, using his platform to inspire resilience, self-awareness, and excellence. His body of work reflects not just longevity, but a sustained commitment to meaningful, impactful storytelling.
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    1 h y 22 m
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