Stay ConnectedThe Elliott Hulse Podcast is a reclaiming of masculinity and strength for all men. Hosted by master strongman, strength coach, father, and mentor to over 2.4 million men on YouTube, Elliott Hulse.
In an era of demasculinizing men, Elliott Hulse is bringing back integrity, security, and virtue to men from all walks of life and finding their inner strength to conquer the mountains of life while unapologetically doing it like a man.
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In this episode, Elliott shares how his life transformed through bioenergetics, beginning with his struggle as a broke personal trainer with health issues. He discusses the profound impact of bioenergetic analysis and therapy, leading to a significant shift in his charisma and influence on YouTube. Elliott emphasizes the importance of containment alongside analysis, exercise, and results, highlighting the need to harness newfound power purposefully.
In this episode, Elliott addresses the distinction between being alone and feeling lonely, emphasizing the importance of being seen and recognized by older male figures, as described in the book "Iron John." He suggests that loneliness often stems from a lack of acknowledgment rather than physical solitude and advocates for giving attention and recognition to others as a means of receiving it oneself, likening it to the biblical story of giving from the heart. Elliott concludes by highlighting the reciprocal nature of recognition and offers empathy to those struggling with loneliness while emphasizing the power of being seen by others.
In this episode, Elliott delves into the concept of discipline amidst pervasive distractions, tracing the historical evolution of distractions since the advent of broadcast media in 1919. He emphasizes the importance of refocusing on fundamental aspects like physical fitness, spiritual discipline, family, and personal development to combat modern distractions and regain control over our lives. Elliott encourages viewers to actively commit to mastering these foundational areas as a means to navigate and overcome the overwhelming influence of contemporary distractions.
In this episode, Elliott discusses the crucial role of two loving parents in raising strong children, emphasizing the harmony between both parents as fundamental. He highlights how children emulate the relationship dynamics they witness between their parents, underscoring the detrimental effects of disharmony within broken homes. Elliott argues that the restoration of harmony between genders and parental roles is essential for nurturing healthy individuals and families in society.
In this episode, Elliott discusses the concept of "mewing," a facial exercise touted for its benefits beyond aesthetics, including improving breathing and overall body function. He delves into the origins of mewing and its potential to widen nasal passages, drawing from the research of Weston A. Price. Additionally, he suggests incorporating bioenergetics exercises with an expanded palate as another method to enhance nasal capacity and overall health.
In this episode, Elliott discusses the complexity of believing women's statements, highlighting the viewer's dilemma about their girlfriend disclosing past trauma. He advises against immediate reactions, emphasizing the need for gathering all facts and considering potential motivations behind the disclosure. Elliott stresses the importance of understanding deeper dynamics before taking action, acknowledging societal pressures and primal instincts in both men and women.
In this episode, Elliott discusses his regrets about undergoing a vasectomy, providing political, practical, and personal reasons against it. He shares how the decision affected his marriage, citing both positive and negative outcomes. Through his analysis, he argues that vasectomy alters the meaning of sex, impacts gender dynamics, and changes personal relationships, ultimately urging consideration before making such a choice.
In this episode, Elliott discusses the notion of loving something so intensely that you're willing to let it lead to your demise. Using examples from sports, including a story of a strongman who died doing what he loved, he delves into the concept of men's rush towards completion versus women's pursuit of communion. Elliott explores how this drive for completion extends to various aspects of life, including relationships and creative pursuits, ultimately leaving the viewer to contemplate the worthiness of risking everything for their passions.
In this episode, Elliott discusses the superiority of studying with Paul Chek over attending the National Personal Training Institute in Tampa. He shares his personal journey of learning from Paul, emphasizing the profound impact Paul's teachings had on his career and life. Elliott highlights Paul's brilliance, toughness, and rigorous approach to education, recommending aspiring fitness professionals to prioritize learning from Paul Chek over other options.
In this episode, Elliott shares his experience with psychedelics, specifically smoking DMT in 2014 with his brother and mentor. He describes a profound emotional journey involving laughter, crying, and a feeling of release lasting about 10 minutes. Elliott compares his psychedelic experience to his previous encounters with bioenergetics, ultimately advocating for the latter as a means of achieving similar transformative effects without relying on external substances.
In this episode, Elliott discusses overcoming depression while caring for sick parents, initially dismissing a community suggestion of semen retention before exploring its potential benefits. He emphasizes acceptance, non-resistance, and gratitude as crucial attitudes toward life's challenges, linking semen retention to intensified mental imagery and emotional experiences. Elliott suggests redirecting energy towards positive emotions and personal growth, highlighting the importance of conscious emotional management.
In this episode, Elliott explains that his motivation for training and staying fit isn't external; it's ingrained in his identity since childhood, shaped by his family's health-conscious environment and personal experiences. He contrasts his upbringing with that of a hypothetical fat kid, illustrating how early experiences solidify self-conceptions. Elliott delves into the challenge of changing oneself, emphasizing the importance of consistent affirmation and aligning thoughts with feelings to manifest desired changes.
In this episode, Elliott discusses the viewer's dilemma about modern marriage being a potential trap due to legal and cultural factors, citing high divorce rates and biases against men. He reflects on his own positive experience with marriage but acknowledges the challenges of the current system. Elliott delves into the historical and cultural factors contributing to the perceived decline of marriage, advocating for a return to traditional values and practices as potential solutions.
In this episode, Elliott discusses his thoughts on David Goggins, whom he sees as a beta male due to his perceived rejection of his father's tough love. Elliott delves into the significance of paternal influence and forgiveness, suggesting that Goggins' struggles may stem from unresolved issues with his father, which Elliott views as crucial for true reconciliation and growth. Through this analysis, Elliott advocates for embracing fatherhood and spiritual connection as essential components of masculinity.
In this episode, Elliott addresses the issue of becoming increasingly angry and frustrated with the ignorance and stupidity of others, particularly regarding texting and driving. He argues that allowing oneself to be emotionally triggered only empowers those causing the frustration and perpetuates negativity. Drawing on examples like the Japanese Samurai, he emphasizes the importance of maintaining emotional control and detachment to promote inner peace and effect positive change in the world.
In this episode, Elliott reflects on his journey to finding his dream home at the Strength Camp Ranch. He shares how letting go of the intense desire for a country home, focusing on gratitude for his current space, and adopting an attitude of joy and fulfillment led to unexpected blessings, including acquiring the property he now calls home. Elliott emphasizes the power of releasing the neediness and resistance associated with desires, allowing space for magic to unfold in one's life.
In this video, Elliott provides a comprehensive 5-week update on his YouTube journey, expressing gratitude to viewers and discussing a range of topics, including bioenergetics, Christian meditation, Neo-Somato types, and character structures. He announces private bioenergetic analysis and coaching options, shares insights into his combined approach to strongman training and bioenergetics, and unveils a new community program, "King For Life," offering a holistic synthesis of information on bioenergetics, life, business, and more. Viewers are encouraged to join the early bird list for exclusive access to the upcoming program.
In this episode, Elliott analyzes the classic endomorph or masochist character structure based on Wilhelm Reich's work, delving into the connection between body type, personality traits, and energy dynamics. He explores how the masochistic individual struggles with self-expression, leading to passive-aggressive behavior, self-sabotage, and difficulty in relating to others. Through a case study, Elliott guides the viewer in understanding the challenges faced by individuals embodying the masochist structure and offers insights into personal growth, overcoming challenges, and achieving a transformative journey.
In this episode, Elliott explores the concept of bioenergetics and character structures, using illustrations to represent various psychological predispositions. He offers free bioenergetic analyses to viewers, exemplified through a real-life case with a person named Oban, who shares his challenge of finding purpose and struggling with unimplemented ideas. Elliott's analysis suggests a connection between Oban's strong mental aspect and a lack of emotional engagement, emphasizing the need for heart-centered connection to manifest one's purpose in the real world.
In this episode, Elliott discusses his recent series on bioenergetics philosophy and practices, expressing his intention to make the content more structured and accessible by organizing it into articles on a new blog. He reveals plans for a free bioenergetic exercise website to provide resources and support for his audience. Additionally, he highlights the importance of individual assessments for tailored advice, teasing the upcoming feature of a video ask form for personalized questions and assessments.
In this episode, Elliott introduces a new bioenergetic series aimed at enhancing confidence and charisma by eliminating life-sucking vices. He unveils the "War on Vice" program, specifically designed for businessmen and high achievers, with a focus on overcoming addictions and achieving total self-mastery within 90 days. Elliott emphasizes practical action, discipline, and accountability, inviting like-minded individuals to join the program and embark on a transformative journey towards virtue and success.
In this video, Elliott discusses his morning routine, revealing a moment of self-awareness during prayer and meditation where he recognizes tension in his body, particularly in his facial expressions and shoulders. Introducing the concept of neurotic holding patterns and muscular armoring based on Wilhelm Reich's work, Elliott emphasizes the importance of understanding and releasing these patterns for improved well-being. He invites viewers to scan their bodies for unconscious tensions, highlighting the connection between physical and emotional states.
In this episode, Elliott introduces the foundational bioenergetic breathing exercise as a method to address neurotic holding patterns and balance tension and openness in the body. The exercise involves deep breathing to improve energetic flow, focusing on breath segments conscious breathing through different diaphragms. Elliott recommends practicing this exercise 20 minutes daily for at least 3 weeks to experience calm, presence, and groundedness in daily life.
In this episode, Elliott explores the profound connection between the mind's pulsations and chronic posture, delving into the impact on gym performance and overall life. He discusses the concept of grace, emphasizing its role in removing mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical blocks for enhanced metaphysical well-being and athletic prowess. The video further covers topics such as divinization in Christianity, charismatic gifts, the interplay between the neocortex and the vagus nerve, and the physical dynamics of repression, offering insights into achieving grace, holiness, and integration.
In this episode, Elliott navigates the intricate world of somatotypes, dispelling the notion of fixed structures and emphasizing the potential for personal evolution. Drawing from Wilhelm Reich's insights, he explores the mind-body connection and introduces unique somatotypes like Schizoid and Ectomorph. Delving into societal influences, trauma links, and the nuanced psychology of Neo SomatoTypes, Elliott provides a comprehensive understanding, offering viewers a fascinating journey into the complexities of character structures and their impact on human experiences.
In this episode, Elliott explores the interplay between body form, breathing, and function, emphasizing the influence of embryonic development on somatotypes. He discusses the spiritual aspects linked to ectomorph traits, addresses the impact of somatotypes on life opportunities, and highlights the dynamic nature of character types. The video also touches on trauma release through the nervous system, the connection between somatotypes, neurotransmitters, and behavior, cautioning against blind adherence to scientific claims and promoting consideration of diverse perspectives in training advice.
In this episode, Elliott explores the transformative impact of bioenergetic pulsation on the human body, delving into its influence on responses to threats and pleasurable experiences. Providing a comprehensive overview of bioenergetic fitness, he blends theoretical insights with practical exercises, emphasizing the importance of patience and an open mind. Throughout, Elliott connects the concepts of expansion and contraction to various aspects of human existence, from muscle development and physical touch to the interconnectedness of the central nervous system and the profound impact of fear on mental and physical states.
In this episode, Elliott explores the bioenergetic aspects of fear and shame, providing insights into addressing these emotions through bioenergetic resolutions. He challenges misconceptions about life changes, emphasizing the need for effort and faith. The discussion extends to Christian meditation, highlighting its roots in the mystical tradition, and emphasizes the transformative power of seeking guidance from Christ within for physical and mental well-being.
In this episode, Elliott unravels the layers of the Lord's Prayer, transforming the seemingly simple plea for daily bread into a profound quest for superabundant blessings. Along the way, he navigates the complexities of God's powerful energy, warning against the folly of attempting full comprehension and intertwining ancient narratives. The narrative seamlessly transitions into the realm of bioenergetics, where Elliott paints a vivid picture of achieving a charismatic frequency – a captivating dance of love and grace – inviting viewers to embark on a holistic exploration of well-being with bioenergetics as the guiding force.
In this extensive video series, Elliott intricately explores the quad psyche, unraveling the roles of priest, warrior, lover, and king in shaping human identity and behavior. With a focus on discernment and sacrifice, he navigates through the realms of bioenergetics, character structure, and relationship dynamics. Elliott highlights the journey towards mastery and service, weaving a comprehensive narrative that provides profound insights into personal growth and self-discovery across the three parts of the video.
In this podcast, speaker Elliott Hulse discusses his personal struggle with marijuana addiction and how it affected his life and relationships. He emphasizes the importance of breaking free from vices and addictions, and shares his journey of self-discovery and transformation. He also delves into the societal issues affecting men, such as the breakdown of traditional masculinity, the rise of feminism, and the impact of cultural Marxism. He highlights the importance of traditional masculine initiation and the Christian path to holiness in overcoming these challenges. He concludes by encouraging men to seek mentorship and community, and to strive for personal growth and transformation.
Join host Elliott Hulse as he engages in a riveting conversation with Carrie Gress, the author of "The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us."
Carrie unveils the captivating history of feminism, tracing its roots back to unexpected origins – occultism and even Satanism. Through a deep exploration of the movement's evolution, she reveals that early feminists, driven by genuine intentions, sought to empower women by making them more like men.
The discussion uncovers the influence of occult figures like Percy Shelley and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, shedding light on their role in shaping feminist ideology. From its noble beginnings to its transformation and societal impact, this podcast episode provides an eye-opening perspective on the complex journey of feminism.
In this engaging podcast episode, host Elliott Hulse engages in a profound conversation with guest Will Knowland, delving into the vital topic of revitalizing struggling marriages that have been plagued by intimacy issues.
The dialogue delves into the modern challenges that men encounter in relationships, exploring how traditional masculinity and the concept of patriarchy can contribute to resolving these issues. Will Knowland discusses the impact of societal norms that discourage men from embracing their inherent masculine traits, often leading to dissatisfaction and emotional detachment within marriages.
The episode underscores the pivotal role of men in assuming proactive leadership roles, cultivating self-assuredness, and nurturing a sense of purpose to revive and strengthen marital bonds. Furthermore, the discourse examines the influence of societal shifts, such as premarital promiscuity and excessive pornography consumption, on marital dynamics.
The discussion culminates in a powerful call for men to embrace their leadership roles within families, ultimately fostering enduring, fulfilling relationships.
In this thought-provoking discussion, Elliott and Steve Brule delve into the intricate connection between modern sexual dynamics, the strategic manipulation of power, and the potential emergence of a One World Government.
Steve suggests that powerful individuals throughout history have always aspired to unify the world under their control, with feminism now being exploited as a tool to facilitate this quest for global dominance. By placing women in positions of authority and encouraging men to defer, the competitive spirit of men is subdued, allowing these power-seekers to ascend without significant resistance.
The conversation also touches on the shift from nation-states to global corporations as wielders of influence, with Steve challenging the prevailing narrative that history is characterized by men oppressing women. Instead, he posits that history is primarily a tale of men protecting and providing for women. The discourse prompts reflection on how the manipulation of gender dynamics shapes the evolving landscape of power and control, encouraging listeners to consider the broader implications of this phenomenon.
In this comprehensive discussion with Richard Cooper of @EntrepreneursInCars on relationships and masculinity, various red flags in women are explored.
The conversations revolve around warning signs such as "daddy issues," a victim mindset, competitiveness with men, and seeking validation on social media. Other factors include keeping men from the past, violence, extreme jealousy, a partying lifestyle, tattoos and piercings, a high notch count, and dating single mothers.
The emphasis is on making informed choices, setting higher standards, and recognizing these indicators to avoid problematic relationships. It also highlights the challenges faced by men in today's society and the need to critically evaluate influential figures in the community.
This week on the Elliott Hulse Podcast, Elliott sits down with Mark Queppet to tackle the pervasive issue of pornography use. With shocking accessibility and a deceptive grip, they unravel the complexities of this addiction that often goes unnoticed. Mark unveils his powerful strategy to uplift men's minds, bodies, souls, and spirits. They shed light on the alarming parallels between pornography and cocaine addiction, both presenting formidable challenges to break free from. Unveiling the stark reality of today's society, they expose how the ubiquity of pornography erodes barriers, tempting individuals with an immediate escape from life's hardships.
Listen to the transformative power of this conversation as they confront the consequences of widespread pornography use, challenging society's perception and uncovering the hidden toll it takes on relationships and overall well-being.
In this episode:
• Impact of Easily Accessible Pornography
• Detrimental Effects of Pornography on Biological, Physiological, and Psychological Well-Being
• The Benefits of Retaining Sexual Energy, Quitting Porn
• Tools Men Can Use to Fight the Enemy
• Leap in Self-Development and High Performance for the Modern Man
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This week on the Elliott Hulse Podcast, Elliott is joined by JP Sears as he talks about his journey from New Age practices to Catholicism, and how his wife played a significant role in his religious exploration. Along the way, understand the concept of following your heart and how it can be influenced by external factors, trauma, and religion. Listen as they discuss Aquinas' theological virtues and movements in the Catholic Church.
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This week on the Elliott Hulse podcast, Elliott introduces Dr. Jared Zimmerer, a spiritual strength athlete and author of the groundbreaking book, The Ten Commandments of Lifting Weights—Discover Jared's unexpected journey from philosophy to YouTube introductions for Bishop Baron. Witness the incredible fusion of intellect and athleticism as Dr. Zimmerer challenges stereotypes and proves that athletes can think and read great books and engage in a relentless pursuit of knowledge that leads to the theology of the body, defying expectations and inspiring athletes to embrace a deeper understanding of themselves.
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This week on the Elliott Hulse Podcast, we dive into the life of a millennial who was once driven by his passion for music but found himself burnt out and unfulfilled. Through self-improvement, fitness, and spirituality, he discovered a new path in the trades and found a sense of accomplishment in learning valuable skills. Elliott and his friend and former student, Jesse, discuss how men are realizing the benefits of trades as a viable option over university study courses. They also touch on the humbling experience of letting go of one's identity and starting a new path, as well as the importance of following a passion. Tune in to hear their conversation about self-improvement, finding purpose, and learning valuable skills.
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In this episode of The Elliott Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo is joined by guest Jake Hart who shares his experience of addiction to psychiatric drugs and how he found his way out of the darkness. Starting with smoking weed at 18, Jake soon fell into the trap of depersonalization and was prescribed psychotropic drugs. But after hitting rock bottom, he began to pray and question his beliefs, leading to a breakthrough in his recovery. Now, he shares his story in hopes of helping others who may be struggling with addiction to psychiatric drugs. Join us as we explore Jake's journey and how his experiences can inspire others to break free.
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Join host Elliott Hulse on The Elliott Hulse Show as he tackles the tough issues with special guest Dr. Taylor Marshall, author of Infiltration. Get ready for a jaw-dropping conversation that exposes the plot to destroy the Church from within. As Elliott shares his personal experiences with adversity, Taylor reveals shocking truths about secret societies and their infiltration of the Church. From pedophilia to cultural chaos, no topic is off-limits. Uncover the strategies used to undermine Christian culture, and learn how to confront and overcome these challenges.
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This week In the Elliott Hulse Podcast, special guest Dr. Michael Robillard, is an independent scholar, philosopher, and Iraq War veteran. His book "Don't Go to College" challenges the traditional notion of college as the only path to success and advocates for alternative approaches to gaining knowledge and experience. Dr. Robilard's insights on the impact of neo-Marxist ideologies on modern culture have garnered attention, making him a thought-provoking guest on the episode. He encourages listeners to consider alternative paths to success beyond traditional higher education and to think outside the box.
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This week, Elliott sits down with Gabriel Butu, a man who's been there and done that regarding unhealthy relationships. Now, he's turned his life around and has dedicated himself to teaching men how to court women in a righteous and virtuous way. Gabriel shares his journey from a broken home to living a fast life in cities like London and New York. Gabriel's message is about sacrifice and considering the long-term implications of our actions.
In this episode, you'll discover the benefits of establishing personality and values in dating protocols. Gabriel shares his intimate ladder and courtship tips for preparing for marriage with chastity and virtue. He also shares some unique dating ideas beyond conversation and the importance of social circles and serendipity for dating success.
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In this episode of the Elliott Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo welcomes Christopher West, a Catholic theologian and musician dedicated to popularizing Pope John Paul II's Theology of the Body. Chris believes that this teaching has led to a new sexual revolution, and he shares how it changed the direction of his life when he discovered it at the age of 24. Now, he travels the world to spread the message of the Theology of the Body.
The discussion centers on pornography and how it represents a profane form of sexuality. Even within marriage, sex can be misused and misunderstood, leading to feelings of guilt and shame. Many people struggle to reconcile their sexual desires with their religious beliefs. The Theology of the Body offers a way to rediscover sexual redemption by unifying the physical and spiritual aspects of sexuality.
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The latest episode of the Elliott Hulse Podcast features a discussion between Elliott and William Albrecht about the role of an apologist who defends their faith using facts. They delve into the significance of Church Fathers, who were disciples of the Apostles and authored writings beyond the New Testament. Notable figures include Ignatius of Antioch and Bishop Polycarp, taught and trained by the Apostle John. William explains that while many Church Fathers held clerical positions, some were simply apologists. These Fathers are categorized into different eras, including the Apostolic Fathers, Anti-Nyseine Fathers, Nicene Fathers, and Post-Nicene Fathers. Their writings offer insight into the beliefs, practices, dogma, and doctrine of the early Church, tracing the Catholic expression of faith back to Christ and his apostles. Hostile witnesses even recognized the distinctly Catholic nature of early Christian beliefs. This conversation emphasizes the Catholic Church's long-standing traditions and historical continuity.
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This week on the Elliott Hulse Podcast, Join Uncle Yo as he welcomes Timothy and Stephanie Gordon, the authors of The Case for Patriarchy and Ask Your Husband. They discuss relationships and marriage in today's culture, which struggles with high divorce rates and fewer marriages. Stephanie shares her experience as a convert to the Catholic faith and the joys of being in a traditional relationship. Tim and Stephanie have been together since college, and they now have seven children. They share how Tim convinced Stephanie to adopt a traditional relationship and how others may benefit. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation about the power of traditional relationships in modern times.
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Kennedy Hall, the author of the book "Terror of Demons," joined Uncle Yo on the Elliott Hulse Podcast this week to discuss the issue of traditional Catholic masculinity. Hall and Uncle Yo emphasize the significance of the Church's role in maintaining traditional masculinity through discipline and penance, particularly in a world characterized by comfort and excess. According to Hall, men's behavior is a reflection of a flawed system that permeates our culture, leading to the prevalence of beta-culture and its detrimental effects on families, children, education, and national security. The discussion also touches on the failure of current leaders to uphold the truth and resist the spirit of the age.
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This week in The Elliott Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo welcomes Arthur Kwon Lee to discuss the use of art as a political weapon. Lee, a conservative artist, spoke of his experiences as an artist who refused to compromise his values. He discussed how art can be used as a tool to influence people's beliefs and attitudes toward different issues as well as sharing his advice on how to stay strong and maintain one's values in the face of adversity. The conversation touches on how tyrants throughout history have used creative classes to normalize their values such as Francisco Franco's paintings, Kim Jongil's cinematography, Stalin and Mao's poetry, and the Nazis' use of Joseph Gerber's contacting talon. This draws a parallel to the modern radical left, where many artists are seducing people with their artistry and normalizing hatred.
In this episode:
-The Power of Art in Ideological Subversion.
-The Impact of Feminism and the Matriarchy on Pop Culture.
-Examining the Impulse to Destroy Traditional Values and the Role of Women in Society.
-Disconnect Between Humans and Spirit: A Discussion on the Role of Art, Religion, and Culture in Determinism.
-Challenges of Supporting Creative Culture in a Capitalist Society.
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This week on the Elliott Hulse Podcast, David Hammond discussed his journey of self-development over the past five years and the role YouTube played in inspiring him to pursue his dreams. He is a self-development coach who specializes in intersexual dynamics, helping young men with their struggles, sharing his own experience with no fap for three years before he found success with it at 21.
In this conversation, David talks about how their generation had ample access to porn in their pockets and how he was able to recognize the dangers of it early on. He also discussed the elimination of masturbation, which was not a popular topic of conversation when he was growing up. They discussed the importance of taking control of one's own life and the need to combat the decadence of society. Tackling the issue of no fap, which is a natural issue for every man in today's world is necessary to avoid the dangers of pornography and masturbation.
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-Masculinity and Self-Development in the Digital Age.
-The Effects of Pornography and Masturbation on Men's Health.
-Benefits of No Fap: A Discussion on Sexual Freedom and Initiation.
-Holding Yourself Accountable With Self-Discipline and Celibacy.
-The Dangers of Idolizing Women and Necessity of Judgment and Fear of Punishment in Christianity.
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This week in the Elliott Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo talks about his experience as a revert who returned to the Catholic Church at the age of 40, how he has grown in knowledge of the faith, deepened his comprehension of prayer, and strengthened his relationship with God. The conversation discussed the Catholic faith and its ancient prayers, specifically the Rosary. Catholics pray the rosary, which consists of Hail Marys, Our Fathers, and a bouquet of prayers, but the focus of the prayer is not the words but the posture of the heart. Elliot refers to the character development that may be influenced by the meditation on the 15 mysteries of Jesus Christ's life, death, and resurrection during each decade of their prayer. He also discusses the approved apparitions of Mary, which are events in history that have been thoroughly researched.
In this episode:
- The history of the Rosary in Christianity and its promises
- Exploring the mysteries of the faith, Christ, and prayer
- Teachings of the Apostles Creed and its significance in the early church
- Discussing the mechanics and prayers of the Catholic tradition
- The Meaning Behind the Hail Mary Prayer
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In this episode of the Elliot Host Podcast, Uncle Yo is joined by Anthony Johnson, President of The Manosphere, a movement that has been around for more than 25 years and is mainly associated with the pickup artist community and men's rights.
The conversation goes over the different groups within the manosphere, such as the black manosphere, “tradcons,” and men going their own way. They discuss what “incels” are and how both movements look to combat that rising wave and restore masculinity in society.
Elliott and Anthony dissect the flaws in divorce laws in the United States and the problem of modern degeneracy.
In this episode:
-The Impact of Divorce Laws on Men and the Pickup Artist Community’s Stance on Gender Equality
-The Origins and Goals of the Manosphere
- Explaining the MGTOW Movement and What it Represents for Men in the West
- Exposing the Fraudulent Nature of the "Red Pill" Movement
- The Need for a Focus on the Growing Fatherhood Movement.
- The Impact of Feminism on Masculinity and the Need for a Masculine Revolution Including Stopping Patriarchal Oppression
-The Importance of Speaking Up: A Conversation on Free Speech and the Manosphere
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This week in the Elliott Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo discusses his war on vice. He addresses the controversial smearing and slandering of his image by Vice Media News in a misleading headline and how that adversity helped him grow in character.
The collective war on vice has affected successful men since it has become glorified, and it can be hard to escape if it has a grip on you. Uncle Yo calls on every successful man to let go of their addictions and chains to rise, and he offers advice on how men can free themselves. He shares his journey against addiction and encourages others to join him in this fight.
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This week on the Elliott Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo welcomes his first female guest, his wife, Colleen Hulse. Married for 20 years, the Hulse's talk about what has kept them together, what people get wrong with relationships, and the different solutions to some of the most common pitfalls. Men can become derelict in their duties in relationships, leading to women taking the reins and becoming almost mother figures in relationships.
Elliott and Colleen discuss why men should assume their responsibilities, including providing for and protecting their wives. And also how this allows them to become the leader in the relationship as described in the biblical perspective of family.
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On this week’s episode of The Elliot Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo shares the table with Suresh Madhavan, Founder and CEO of 221B Tactical. Coming from a single-mom family of immigrants in Staten Island, Madhaven faced many facets of racism and oppression growing up.
Nevertheless, his determination to succeed through adversity chiseled him into becoming the strong, grounded man he advises others to become. Especially with the continuously corrupting ages, men need to have firm roots of faith and family values to remain strong men.
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Are you a content creator?
On today's episode of The Elliot Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo and Ryan Magin, social media marketing expert and former Strength Camp pupil, dissect the ins and outs of content creation and how the best practices to be successful at it. Social media is constantly shifting; therefore, it is vital to adapt. From their early YouTube beginnings to TikTok, shorts, and reels, Elliot and Ryan have been pioneers in the social media world.
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This week on the Elliot Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo invited Dr. Brooks Gibbs to discuss the importance of masculine emotions. Dr. Gibbs, a psychologist, and expert on emotional intelligence shares his insights on the importance of faith and adversity in developing emotional intelligence and how these two aspects can help men better understand and express their emotions. The episode will explain the importance of recognizing emotions and how it can ultimately help men become stronger.
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On this episode of the Elliot Hulse podcast, Uncle Yo shares a candid conversation with Zuby, where they deep dive into the complexities of freedom of speech.
Zuby is an independent rapper, author, podcast host, public speaker, and creative entrepreneur with over 1.5 million followers on social media. He was born in England, raised in Saudi Arabia, and is a graduate of Oxford University.
He has sold tens of thousands of albums independently, performed in 8 countries, and gained 20 million+ online video views. His podcast 'Real Talk with Zuby' has surpassed 3 million downloads and reaches thousands of listeners every week.
Zuby has been featured on The Joe Rogan Experience, BBC, Fox News, Sky News, The Adam Carolla Show, The Rubin Report, The Candace Owens Show, and The Ben Shapiro Show, amongst others.
Connect with Zuby:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zubymusic/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/zubymusic
Website: https://www.zubymusic.com/
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This week on the Elliot Hulse podcast, Uncle Yo discusses the topic of male initiation. Becoming a man takes pain, wounds, and guidance. Often, men lack the instruction of a father figure, which tends to create even harsher pain. In these situations, mothers tend to step into this emotional austerity, creating a state of necessity that causes many complications for male development. Male initiation allows for the separation of that confinement to reach their best version successfully.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
• Why men need to reach individual growth without the direct supervision of their parents
• Problems with self-control and identity concerning the failure to establish male initiation
• How to establish dominion over yourself and sovereignty over your mind
• Debar your feelings from controlling you and ultimately guiding your decisions
• How letting go of the matrix that bonds you mentally and physically to your mother allows for the growth of body and mind
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How can you be free from modern slavery?
How often do we find ourselves slaves to our minds, jobs, society, standards, and so forth? On this episode of the Elliot Hulse podcast, the Hodge Twins join Uncle Yo in an elaborate conversation concerning the unsettling status of today’s society. The need for guidance and liberation from the moral corruption present is necessary to reach self-betterment. Still, they also dive into their own experiences and the decisions they’ve had to make to set themselves apart from the almost sinister aspects of society. Some of the points covered in the video are:
•Physical strength and its correlation with masculinity.
•Understanding how African American culture, politics, mindset, and marginalization need to shift into an optimistic/advantageous demeanor.
•Acknowledging the consequences of your actions. The only person that is responsible for you is yourself—mental slavery.
•Beware of political manipulation. Make your thoughts independent and free from influence by developing your conclusions. Looks at the media instead of going to society’s “leaders.”
•The need for the presence of fatherhood and how it will cause direct betterment in society.
Connect with The Hodgetwins:
https://www.instagram.com/hodgetwins
https://www.officialhodgetwins.com
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This week on the Elliot Hulse podcast, Uncle Yo invites special guest Rich Graham to share the concepts of adversity and spiritual identity. Graham is a retired Navy Seal operator who began coaching on martial arts and arms training with his background in the jarring military courses. The episode focuses on how these mental and physically challenging experiences eventually shape a man or break him, but ultimately how his decisions determine it.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Knowing yourself with your spiritual identity. Knowing what you want to seek in life.
- Building a healthy self-esteem, pride, and ego to fuel your journey into becoming the man you want to be.
- The value of challenge and adversity to the formation of the male character
- How discipline, along with mental and physical challenges, make men stronger.
- Developing humility and knowing your place as a young man to grow in character with the guidance of superiors, elders, and peers.
- Taking a “punch in the face” and handling it in a manner that provides a learning experience.
Meet Elliott Hulse http://www.elliotthulse.com
There Is A WAR On Masculinity: https://www.makemenstrongagain.com/
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In this episode of the Elliot Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo invites his father, Edmund Hulse, from whom he learned a vast majority of what his character is today. Edmund expands on several topics, starting from his early life in Belize, fatherhood, and adversity; most importantly, he explains how all those endeavors shaped him and eventually led to shaping Elliot.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Living with a set of rules and values while also being free in your decisions and growth as a man
- How to build a strong family structure
- The role of adversity in the formation of a man’s character
- Having a vision towards your future self, work ethic, fixated goals, and righteousness in the way of living
Meet Elliott Hulse http://www.elliotthulse.com
There Is A WAR On Masculinity: https://www.makemenstrongagain.com/
Join The King's Militia: http://www.kingsmilitia.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elliotthulse/
How does comprehending your character set you at an advantage? How does it help you become better?
This week in the Elliot Hulse Podcast, Uncle Yo connects with the audience in the topic of understanding that being vulnerable is a necessity while being a strong man. The patterns and experiences of life allow men to comprehend where they need to nourish themselves, whether faith, body, or knowledge, to be the strongest version of themselves, whether faith, body, or knowledge.
In this episode, you'll hear:
- Acknowledging your weaknesses to understand your vulnerabilities to strengthen them.
- Identifying the patterns in your life to determine the outcomes of certain events and decisions.
- Utilizing your life experiences to shape the malleable version of yourself to strengthen your character. Making your character structure firm.
- The four personality types: Oral, Masochist, Rigid, and Schizoid.
- Adapting yourself to experiences to temper your mind and body accordingly.
Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wB-PQAfsMiI
Meet Elliott Hulse http://www.elliotthulse.com
There Is A WAR On Masculinity: https://www.makemenstrongagain.com/
Join The King's Militia: http://www.kingsmilitia.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elliotthulse/
What shapes and defines a man? Have we lost these elements?
This week in the Elliott Hulse Podcast, the topic of what masculinity truly represents and the elements required to achieve it. Throughout generations, the definition of masculinity has exponentially shifted and seemingly become debilitated by the perverted characteristics imposed by society. Therefore, host Elliot Hulse presents specific patterns and elements that men should rely on to preserve their God-given masculine essence.
In this episode, you will hear:
- The intervals of manhood and how men should react to them
- The importance of teaching as well as being trained and forged to be a masculine man
- Recognizing and understanding the patterns in life
- The irrevocable need for austerity in a man’s life, along with the community leaders’ role in it
- Breaking down the old version of yourself and growing into your improved version
Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/D-5PmG2lnyY
Meet Elliott Hulse http://www.elliotthulse.com
There Is A WAR On Masculinity: https://www.makemenstrongagain.com/
Join The King's Militia: http://www.kingsmilitia.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elliotthulse/
How can a man become the strongest version of himself?
This week in the Elliott Hulse Podcast, host Elliott a.k.a Uncle Yo will be discussing what it means, but more importantly, what it takes for individuals to become a new, improved, which is synonymously the strongest version of themselves.
In this episode, you will hear:
The four layers of strength (Neuromuscular, Physiological, Energetic, and Presentable)
Self-empowerment through habits and decisions to become the strongest version of yourself.
Letting go of the “traps” that keep you from improving
Recognizing the spiritual value that strength holds in each of the four layers
Applying the four layers to every area of your life
Meet Elliott Hulse http://www.elliotthulse.com
There Is A WAR On Masculinity: https://www.makemenstrongagain.com/
Join The King's Militia: http://www.kingsmilitia.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elliotthulse/
Welcome to the Elliott Hulse Podcast.
A podcast on a mission to reclaim masculinity and strength for all men, hosted by strength coach, father, and mentor to over 2 million men on YouTube, Elliott Hulse.
In an era of demasculinizing men, Elliott Hulse is bringing back integrity, security, and virtue to men from all walks of life and finding their inner strength to conquer the mountains of life while unapologetically doing it like a man.
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