“My intention is to give my audience a sense of real human connection, something that feels rich and organic.”
—Yoshino, on Artist Decoded
This week's episode of T.H.E. features special guest, Yoshino, of the Artist Decoded Podcast.
Yoshino is a Hybrid Human, Hybrid Artist, and a Hybrid Athlete. He's a thoughtful man, and a brilliant creator whose work speaks for itself as soon as you tune in to it.
As an artist, his photography straddles the line between life and death, showing the visceral beauty in each experience.
And as a podcaster, he presents a thoughtfully humble approach to discussing art with other ground-breaking artists like himself.
Buckle up, my friends, because you’re in for a roller-coaster listen today. And be sure to stick around all the way to the end of the Youtube Video for an extra special surprise.
Tap the links below to find Yoshino’s work on the web, and try to remember to put pants on before you leave your house today.
Topics include the following. Full Timestamps are available on Youtube.
Recording Yoshino's Podcast, Artist Decoded, on the road.
How many different lives has Yoshino lived?
Podcast pranks
Getting hit in the face
Yoshino's Photography & Writing
ChatGPT & New Technology
Yoshino's Travel Camera Setup
A wild story about being lost at sea
Backpacking in Iceland
Meeting Death on the road
Being a social creature in a technological world
Doing hard things to build character
Not wearing pants while podcasting
Yoshino's traveling lifestyle & packing list
Martial Arts & Boxing
Hue-Man reads Keebler the Elf Movie Trailer written by ChatGPT
Getting paid as an artist & writer in an AI world
Maybe convenience isn't the best thing...
Maybe dogs have it all figured out?
Big Hue-Man Reveal...
This Podcast is also available in audio-only form on this Substack page, Spotify, and iHeart. But I would highly suggest viewing on Youtube for the optimal experience. Since the show is 4 hours long, I had to reduce the audio quality for the audio-only podcast networks to meet size constraints.
Thank YOU for your interest and presence during our discussion, and I look forward to seeing you back here again next Wednesday with a new article.
Peace,
A conversation with Yoshino