The Incredible Hult

Eric Hultgren and Julian Newman break the incredible movie down to learn what makes it truly special. Then they take those lessons and apply them to the horror flop, Wolfman, to try and make it better. Finally, they close the show with some iconic beats that make a horror movie stand out.

I am transfixed by the creator economy and love to reach out to creators I admire and pick their brains. On this episode we talk with Bandit, a bourbon creator from Texas, about building a brand, what is new in bourbon, and the movie from 2024 that he thought was stupid. SPOILER: It is not Madame Web???

In this episode, we get into bourbon and content creation in a deep way with Mike Yates the face behind Cinebourbon on TikTok. I love both spaces and greatly admire what Mike has built and more importantly, the spirit by which he has built it. If you are not following him on TikTok or YouTube you should change that. 

 

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In this episode of the Incredible Hult podcast I sit down with author, entrepreneur, technologist, futurist, and AI expert - Byron Reese to talk about his new book that I LOVED "Stories, Rocks, and Dice That Think"

In this episode, Brian Kelly stops by to talk about his amazing new book AERIAL: Grand Rapids From Above which you can check out here: 

https://bit.ly/AREIALBook

What a treat to spend some time with my friend Skot Welch from Global Bridge Builders to talk about what is going on in the country in an episode he and I are calling "Peace + Joy"

Ken Evans joins the podcast to talk about politics, sheltering-in-place, murder hornets, the UFC and how radio is doing these days after all the cuts. This is a big episode and I hope you enjoy it. 

 

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There is a saying the creative adult is the child that survived - Alex is the embodiment of that idea. She is currently entertaining people by dressing up as Post Malone so you can check those videos out at TikTok and on Instagram. 

 

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My mother has studied and taught Tai Chi over the past three decades and can bring a sense of calm into your lives. We talk about theology, traditions, and the art of Tai Chi (moving meditation) I hope you enjoy this episode. 

Ryan Vaughn is an entrepreneur and someone I admire deeply, recently he has been writing on mindfulness and I thought tonight it would be fun to explore how meditation might help you find answers to some of the hard questions we are all confronted with on a near-daily basis these days. 

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