Counterparts Show

Good morning friends!  Here is a good start to your morning!  Consider me a pastry to go with your morning coffee.  I know that's weird but here we go... 

The LIVE show is at 7am EST Monday thru Friday.  Visit www.johnhenrysoto.com to watch live.  Thank you all and God Bless you.  

My experiences growing up in the South Bronx have always been very difficult for me to talk about but the last few weeks I realized how to approach those stories.  This is an overview.  Thank you. 

In this Episode:

1. Moving forward with JAF Project

2. Other People's Opinion

3. Finding your peace

Thank you for listening.  If anyone needs any help with anything, please email me at [email protected] I would love to help.  

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In this episode:

1. JAF Project's new direction

2. Office space at 150 Pulaski st

3. Management technology

4. The Journey

5. The struggles

Thank you all for listening.  If you have any issues that you feel I can help you with, please feel free to reach me at [email protected]

Love and help each other

JHS

In this podcast:

1. The Bayonne Community

2. Upbringing in the South Bronx

3. Helping businesses

Please reach out with suggestions and requests.  If you'd like to be a guest on the I LOVE Bayonne Facebook LIVE Stream, please email me at [email protected]

Thank you!  

Today I will talk about:

1. Accountability

2. Entitlement 

I tell some stories of my childhood and the time I disrespected my grandpa.  

Thank you all for listening and please message me with suggestions.  God bless you all.

JHS

In this podcast:

1. The Journey

2. Changing your mind

3. Don't care what people think

4. Learn to walk alone

Message me at [email protected] for suggestions and comments.  Thank you! 

Jackie Hernandez was born and raised in Newark, New Jersey. She now lives and works in the Hudson County Area of New Jersey. She received her Bachelor of Arts in 2013 and is currently involved in teaching art classes and being an art educator. Her work has been exhibited throughout New Jersey, New York City and Philadelphia, Pa.

She believes art is a never-ending learning process. Artists collect experience through their life in comprehending their relationship with their chosen medium. As an artist, She believes intricateness is the most essential fragment in a creation.

"As the details compute in my mind I trust my hands to physically make the establishments of those details. The thoughts of the details of my artwork don't occur overnight, it occurs within being part of the experience of the self".

As a first-generation Salvadoran American, she has always questioned the diaspora of her Salvadoran culture and being a Latina. Her inspiration in her artwork leads from this, which she includes Latinx inspired symbolism into her sculptures and paintings. She believes what drove her into becoming an artist was learning about her family background. Her grandfather was a guitarist and a photographer and her grand uncle was an artist in El Salvador. She began drawing at the age of eight.

"Since I was a child, my mind has always been filled with endless imagination. I am a painter, sculptor, and aspiring art educator. I always believe that art is a never-ending journey of experience and learning."

Awards and Recognition:

Hispanic Heritage Month-City Hall of Jersey

City-Certificate of Recognition by the Mayor Fulop

Friends of Art and Music Scholarship of NJCU.

Mike Shatravka is a great photographer and business owner living in Bayonne NJ.  His insight on the industry and how to build a successful photography business is valuable for anyone on this path.  Listen to the latest podcast and please reach out with any questions.  [email protected]

In this podcast I'll talk about the best ways to use social media and the proper etiquette to engage with your followers and gain more followers.  We will talk about Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.  Plus some tricks I use that will really help you and make your life easier.