About Kyra Oser

Rated by NBC and CBS in the US as one of the country’s leading tarot readers, Kyra hosted a weekly tarot show with Butch Patrick and a cast of celebrity co-hosts on CBS Radio and KKNW Seattle. Her radio and show co-hosts include bestselling author and astrologer Jessica Adams, and bestselling author and former personal astrologer to Diana, Princess of Wales, Penny Thornton. A professional visual artist, playwright, and director, Kyra’s shows have garnered critical acclaim in The Scotsman, LA Weekly, and LA Times. Kyra worked as a college professor, a high school teacher for students involved with gangs in South Central and East LA, and a volunteer who coordinated Al-Anon meetings for the LA County Men’s Central Jail. She specialises in grief therapy and addiction recovery as a certified clinical hypnotherapist and lecturer. Kyra has offered sessions to thousands of clients, including as a hypnotherapist at Mystic Journey Bookstore and Liberate Emporium in Los Angeles. Her academic research ranges from altered states of consciousness to the intersections between medicine and performance. As a PhD Candidate in Canada, Kyra is writing a dissertation about the histories and theories of hypnosis and hypnotherapy, with a special focus on the techniques of Milton Erickson.

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Academic Credentials

*Ph.D. Candidate

*Currently Enrolled: Graduate Certification in Analytical Psychology (2024-2025)

*C.CHt

*M.A. (Summa Cum Laude)

*B.A. (Magna Cum Laude)

Kyra’s primary research interest is consciousness studies in performance, with a specific focus on altered states of consciousness, stage hypnosis, Artaudian theory, Ericksonian theory and practice, political performance theory, shamanism, self-help, the history of comedy, avant-garde theatre, Theatre of the Absurd, therapy and performance, and the intersections between medicine and performance. Her MA Thesis, Textual Automatism in Surrealist Plays (1998, supervised by Dr. Camille Howard), focusses on Jung, Janet, and the psychology of automatic writing in the works of pre-Surrealist French playwrights. Kyra presented her paper, “Altered States of Consciousness in Theatre: Ericksonian Hypnosis and Neurolinguistic Programming in Antonin Artaud’s Theatre and its Double”, at the 2019 Tri-University Colloquium in Vancouver. She has been hired as a research assistant at the University of Toronto and University of Victoria and is a recipient of the 2020-2021 Robert W. Ford Graduate Scholarship and the 2020-2021 University of Victoria President’s Fellowship in Research-Enriched Teaching.

Her research activities also extend to ecocriticism, and she has been fasting and striking once a week since September 2019 to help raise awareness about the climate crisis. By August 2021, hundreds joined the movement in at least twenty-five countries by fasting and hunger striking to demand climate action from their governments. In other community services, Kyra taught juvenile delinquent high school students who were involved with gangs in South Central and East Los Angeles through the Los Angeles Unified School District (2001-2003), voluntarily introduced and coordinated Al-Anon meetings for the Los Angeles County Men’s Central Jail (2012-2013), serves as a judge for the Drama Teachers Association of Southern California Shakespeare Festival (2008-present), and leads visualization meditations at the University of Victoria Multifaith Centre.

Kyra was an instructor of Theatre History, Beginning Acting, and Children’s Theatre at Moorpark College, as well as Acting for Film and Television, Rehearsal and Performance, and Intro to Oral Communications at Oxnard College. As a Learning Tree University instructor in Thousand Oaks, CA, she taught Acting for Film and Television and Painting from the Masters. Kyra was trained in drawing and painting by Bay Area artists Chester Arnold and Mark Perlman and her paintings have been sold and displayed at various Los Angeles art shows since 2001, including recurring showings at Universal CityWalk of Universal Studios Hollywood. In 2002, she received the Moorpark College Instructors Service Learning Award for writing and directing an interactive verse comedy about attaining altered states by creating and appreciating paintings, Daydream Museum, which was performed by her students and toured to elementary schools throughout Southern California. A professional visual artist, director, playwright-poet, and actor, her work has garnered critical acclaim in The Scotsman, LA Weekly, and LA Times.

Inspired by Jerzy Grotowski’s Towards a Poor Theatre and Peter Brook’s concept of Holy Theatre, she launched a Los Angeles Budget Theatre column on Examiner.com in 2009, reviewing for Hollywood Fringe Festival and other festivals and venues that promoted low-budget, original productions. As a weekly contributing writer for the CBS Radio website, her articles on hypnotism and mysticism were published from 2011-2014.

Kyra joined SAG in 2000, AGVA in 1999, was educated in directing by stage director Roberto Gutièrrez Varea, and studied playwriting with dramatist Roy Conboy as part of an MFA in Playwriting course. Trained in acting by Uta Hagen’s co-teacher Jack Axelrod of HB Studio, New York, and in comedy improv at The Groundlings as a student of actor Drew Droege, she’s headlined at Uncabaret, guest-starred on Tailgating With Kato, performed regularly in improv shows at Westside Comedy Theater, and is an alumnus of La Pocha Nostra through the University of Chicago. She played lead roles at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and in classical plays as an actor, vocalist, company member, and choreographer of Culver City Public Theatre. Kyra was trained in flamenco dance for three years by Mhijea Olga Portas Planas of Seville, Spain, performing as a member of her flamenco troupe in East Los Angeles in the early 2000s.

From 2001-2006, Kyra studied weekly with director Sal Romeo as a Friends and Artists Theatre Ensemble member in Hollywood. She wrote and directed plays, taught comedy improv, and learned techniques for applying the Stanislavsky system to theatre, film, and television acting. As a certified clinical hypnotherapist, she guest lectured at Pacific States University as part of an Intro to Psychology course, and her call-in radio show featuring hypnosis techniques and celebrity interviews has aired live since 2011 in partnership with producers that include KKNW Seattle, Goddess Media UK, and CBS Radio.

: Tarot Reader Kyra Oser, Astrologer Kelly Chambers, and Actor Butch Patrick, Co-Hosts of Zodiac Divas and America’s Love Channel

: CBS Radio’s Zodiac Girls

: Zodiac Girls Guest Star on Kababayan L.A.

: Filming Zodiac Girls

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Host of America’s Love Channel on KKNW
Host of Zodiac Divas & Zodiac Girls on CBS Radio, offering live, on-the-air hypnotherapy guidance, channeling, mediumship, and celebrity interviews
Host of The Luv Channel with Butch Patrick & Kelly Chambers, KKNW
Host on The Astrologer’s Daughter with T & Kyra, KKNW
Host of Future Dates, BlogTalkRadio

NBC News
ABC News
Yahoo Finance
Market Watch
Seeking Alpha
Business Journals
The Street
Priekavos Magazine: May, 2015 Interview on Past Lives and Hypnosis
Metrogreece Magazine
Clyde Fitch Report

Graduate of Hypnosis Motivation Institute
Member of Hypnotherapists Union Local 472
Member of American Hypnotherapy Association
Lecturer on Hypnotherapy at Pacific States University

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