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 first two years, he visited numerous urban farms, social enterprise organizations, and other holistic centers for social, ecological, and community empowerment throughout the country.

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 curriculum. She has an exhibit right now at the Saugatuck Center for the Arts going through May 26th called Moving Through the Unimaginable and it is spectacular. 

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.