Hank Presents:

In this episode, I asked my Rabbi 20ish rapid fire questions about everything from the differences between major world religions to the Jewish perspective on race relations, and how to embrace our spiritual lives. This episode is for you if: -You’re curious about the person of Jesus or you are a follower of Jesus. -You’re interested in understanding the Jewish perspective -You’ve been impacted by race relations in the West - You're a human being who lives on planet earth and wants to be a part of the solution.

In this special episode of Typically Hazardous, I brought my friends Rabbi Shreibman & Poet IN-Q. We each had 15 minutes on: How To Heal The World. We discussed: -How to deal with social injustice through inner transformation -The diversity of spiritual beliefs & practices -The need to seek grace & forgiveness with those on the other side of political, social, and relational boundaries. This episode is for you if: -You struggle to forgive -Racism has affected you -You’re seeking spiritual growth & enlightenment Share this episode with anyone who: -Is concerned with political change -Has experienced racism -Has a hope for a better world

In this episode, I interview the world class psychologist, Dr. Robert Maurer. He is a published author, scholar and expert in the field of neurobehavior. In our hour together, we talk about: - Stress, as we know it, does not exist in the brain. - How to manage and master the anxiety you feel. - Your internal narrator and how that voice is holding you back. - And we dive into practical steps toward improving your life and mastering fear. Here is a link to Robert's Book: http://bit.ly/masteringfear Here is a link to Robert's Website: http://www.scienceofexcellence.com/ Listen to this episode if: You are ever stressed out You have ever been afraid You want to learn how to master your fear and stress Share this episode with anyone who: Deals with stress Struggles with fear Has a big life transition they are facing Needs to learn how to master fear and stress

Together, as a pastor, poet, painter & pianist, my group of friends and I explored the sometimes painful reality and often joyful adventure of friendship. We recorded this talk live at the Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles. Listen in, as we explore the bittersweet paradox of friendship that ultimately delivers a source of healing unmatched in this life. In this episode, we talk about: Aristotle and St. Augustine's insights on Friendship... Including how to's for: Work relationships "Best" Friends. Soul mates. And friends that make you happy. We also talk about: How to heal the world How to dive deeper in friendship And How Love can make a way. Enjoy!

In the second half of my conversation with Natalie, we talked about being a black woman in America. Her perspective is important for everyone hoping to create a diverse world filled with equality & opportunity for all people.

What’s the one thing you don’t want anyone to know about? That’s how my friend Natalie starts every poetry class. She teaches not only the craft of self-expression, but the lifestyle of vulnerablity and integrity.

Scott Reynolds has written for Dexter, The Following and the current super hero hit, Jessica Jones. In this episode, Scott and I talk about how he maintains his deep sense of spiritual purpose while following his passion to create dark worlds filled with anti-heroes.

Mothers are the fiercest and most powerful creatures on the planet. In this talk I dive into our traditions, nature, and even in our understanding of God. We also let you know about the heart and soul behind The Mother's Day Fund. We recorded this episode live at the Mint in LA.

Sarah Dubbeldam is the Founder, Editor-in-Chief and Creative Director of Darling Magazine. Sarah and her team at Darling Magazine continually adventure in to uncharted territory in order to inspire their audience to new levels of self-esteem, self-respect, and self-acceptance. I loved talking to her about beauty, women, and getting advice from her on how to raise my daughters.

Let's be honest, I'm a mess. I have things in my life I would rather keep hidden, but in this talk, I want to show you how those messes can become a place of deep hope and healing once we allow God & community to meet us there.

Chad Veach is the pastor of ZOE Church in LA and in this episode we discuss his latest book, Unreasonable Hope, in which he describes how his daughter’s rare illness taught him to confidently expect God’s good work in this life, and the next.

I sat down with Nia Sanchez, the winner of Miss USA 2014, and had an unfiltered conversation about everything from my concerns about pageant culture’s effect on society, to struggles with body image, to working for Donald Trump.

We come into this life unmarked, but we do not stay that way. Every experience has a way of leaving its mark on us, and we have a way of leaving our mark on each other. Let us always discover the color on each life we touch and let us always throw colors on those we love. [Recorded Live at the Hi Hat in Highland Park, CA]

Thank you to everyone who has taken part in the journey to make this podcast a reality! I could not have done it without you.

Hank sits down with Rob to discuss his newest book, How To Be Here.

20ish Questions w. Rob Bell by Hank Fortener

My friend and super talented actress Lara Pulver takes over as host in this episode to talk about the adventure of conversation. She is officially the best person to ever host this podcast.

Tired of the clichés and forced traditions of Valentine’s Day, professional commercial actor Kevin Linehan, alongside the woman who would become his wife, pioneered their own holiday 16 years ago. Listen in as Hank and Kevin reclaim the purpose of a worn-out institution.

LIVE! February by Hank Fortener

Curiosity by Hank Fortener