The Incredible Hult

On this episode, we speak to Julian Newman, pastor of Tribes Church, keynote speaker, a leader in race and culture, along with actor, writer, and director. He joins us to talk about Black History Month and the impact it has on his life. 

On this episode, we talk to Brian Kelly of Brian Kelly Photography about how he got his start, how to learn from your mistakes, and how to take risks in order to grow. I loved this conversation and I hope you do too. 

Eric Hultgren sits down with John Masterson to talk about privacy on the internet. 

Eric Hultgren sits down with writer and first-time director of Den of Thieves and the forthcoming sequel Den of Thieves 2 to talk about the creative process, patience, and the art of over-preparing. 

Levi Gardner joins the show to talk about the Earth, community, the city we live in and how the idea of permaculture could be the thing that takes a city to the next level of human understanding. Urban Roots was originally formed in 2013 as an LLC by Levi Gardner to begin understanding and exploring the potential of urban agriculture to be a transformational tool in Grand Rapids. During those firs...

Donna St. John, M.A., Western Michigan University and received her MFA from Kendall College of Art & Design.  Before becoming a professor, Donna taught in the K-12 setting for 27 years.  She has been named Teacher of the Year by two separate districts and has been named “Most Inspirational Teacher” nine times by Coopersville Public Schools. She has nationally and internationally published curricul...

Eric Hultgren sits down with Rob Bell and director Andrew Morgan  to talk about the new documentary available now on iTunes and Amazon, The Heretic. 

Jennifer Pascua stops by to talk about a handwritten letter a viewer sent her illustrating what things she should to in order to "fix" her performance on ABC...and what happens after someone sends something like that. 

From his first comic which was Batman to opening his own comic book store Don Myers is a very interesting guy and as he and his family, who help him run the business, get ready to celebrate their two year anniversary we sat down to talk about comics, movies, and what things he has learned by running his own business for the past two years. 

On this episode, Eric Hultgren talks to marketing professional philanthropist and creator of the  #BlackPantherChallenge ) Frederick Joseph ( @FredTJoseph ) about starting the movement, what is next for him and how more people can get involved to make the world around them better. We head to Wakanda and hope you enjoy it. 

Late last year was honored to join Jay Baer and Adam Brown on their Social Pros podcast. As they are celebrating 300 episodes I have a chance to share this podcast with you. 

For the first keynote of 2018 we talked all about disruption and why we should embrace it instead of run from it. The audience was awesome and I am very excited to share it with you. 

Eric Hultgren talks to the spectacularly amazing Allen Hughes (Menace to Society, Dead Presidents, Book of Eli) about his 4-part documentary The Defiant Ones that aired on HBO over the summer and is now out on Blu-Ray and digital download. 

For the past 18 years, Eric Hultgren has made a mix tape of some of his favorite songs from the past year. This year he walks through a couple of the songs he wants you to check out and you can get the rest on Spotify here:    https://open.spotify.com/user/12130725018/playlist/1WmtQlYZjXts6DC1ZKdIHk  

Eric Hultgren talks turkey! It is Thanksgiving so a podcast about giving thanks and perhaps rethinking who you spend time with might actually make you MORE thankful. 

Eric Hultgren talks about Net Neutrality and the changes set forth by F.C.C. chairman, Ajit Pai plus Alison Kiliszewski joins the podcast to talk about the sexual harassment in Hollywood and how that might affect a 23-year old in Grand Rapids, MI.

In this episode of the Incredible Hult podcast, Eric Hultgren sits in on percussion with singer-songwriter, worship leader, and dear friend Joe Guerra. The two play around 50 mins of acoustic songs as part of Joe's Mid-Monday Worship set and talk about Joe Guerra's new album "Reason To Breathe"    Buy it on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/reason-to-breathe-ep/1294800642 Stream it on Spoti...

On this episode Eric Hultgren and Justin Barclay talk about what holds you back, auditing your circle of influence, and how freedom and discipline are two sides of the same coin 

Eric Hultgren gets into the lessons you can learn from this past weekend and the fight between Conor McGregor and Floyd Money Mayweather. 

How do we talk about the most important issues of the day when the art of conversation seems at an all-time low. Broadcaster, hunter, traveler, and father Michael Grey makes his debut on the podcast to talk about how we can't talk about Charlottesville, how we teach our children to understand other people's opinion and who is the best member of Paw Patrol. 

As we kick off the next season of the Incredible Hult podcast Eric Hultgren talks with Katherine and Jason Ley about following their dreams and how the choices in your life may move you to towards those dreams or away from them. How can you find those pathways and make the decisions you need to in order to achieve your dreams?    https://www.dontdeley.com/   https://jasonley.com/

On the final episode for February we talk to Lead Pastor at Tribes Church and all around amazing human Julian Newman about Hip Hop and religion and how Hip Hop and film differ in the ways in which they talk about race and culture. 

Eric Hultgren sits down with Adrian Butler to talk about how AB went from the church choir to Hip Hop, to the DJ booth, to fashion and what effect Hip Hop has had on AB to get him to where he is today. 

On episode 2 as we continue to explore the effects of Hip Hop on popular culture we talk to Willie The Kid on his rise from Grand Rapids to Atlanta, his quest to continue to learn and how Hip Hop has fueled his quest to be curious about all the art around him. 

We are doing something super exciting this month, McDonald's has partnered with us to explore Hip Hop and its effect on popular culture as we celebrate Black History Month. For our first episode, we talk to Shad Kabango who you might know as an MC, an entrepreneur, or the host of Netflix Hip Hop Evolution. We talk about how he got his start and how he ended up on Netflix and what is the state of H...