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John Osborne Hughes and Jordan Turk
The Spiritual Psychology of Acting Podcast
The Spiritual Psychology of Acting is a course for actors, both newcomers and those professionals seeking something more. In this podcast, creator of The Spiritual Psychology of Acting, John Osborne Hughes chats with his co-host and student, actor Jordan Turk, about all sorts of fascinating topics. Each week, John and Jordan discuss the philosophy, principles and techniques of great acting; sharing and exploring knowledge relating to the actor, the actor's life, and working in the industry.
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“A podcast about acting but also a gentle meandering chat about spirituality, psychology & the exploration of being human.”
islandLT via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/24/23
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