Hull Haus
Season 1
Hull's First Brewery - Black Rock Brewing Co.
Welcome to the Witching Hour - MyKey
Performing at Eric Andre's Birthday Party - OG Swaggerdick
From Brockton to Jimmy Fallon - Yo Zay Waddup and Lolo the God
by Hull Haus
This week's podcast took hours to brew. And that's because we had the honor of joining the co-founders of Black Rock Brewing Co. for a Saturday brew session. Greg and Michelle happen to own a quaint island off the coast that serves as both the backdrop for the recording of this podcast as well as the logo of the brewery. Their mission connects nearly 100 years of history from this island to their innovative goals of pioneering advancement, like accepting Bitcoin at the taproom. Enjoy this special episode where we talk about their adventure as they become the first brewery to open in Hull, Massachusetts, and everything they want to offer the local community.
In this week's Hull Haus podcast, singer-songwriter-producer-engineer-all around nice guy, Mykey calls in to talk about his latest release "Welcome to the Witching Hour".
OG Swaggerdick is one of the most recognizable artists in Boston. He's gone viral through means of his hilarious videos and Lil B-influenced hit songs. In this episode of Hull Haus, we talk about the changing music scene and how social media is partially responsible for this transformation. Swaggerdick also shares with us about some of his craziest stories - performing at Eric Andre's birthday bash and the time Jack Harlow and Khalid opened up for him on Michael Christmas's tour.
In this week's episode, we had the honor of inviting Yo Zay Waddup and Lolo the God to the Hull Haus. The 2 hip-hop producers met years ago through a local church in Brockton. Since then, they've been grinding away at making music. Lolo plays a pivotal role in producing sounds for the local music scene. And Zay is currently in Los Angeles after signing a record deal with Internet Money Records. This gave him the recent opportunity to perform on the Jimmy Fallon show. In this podcast, they'll share more about their upbringing and perspective as they continue to pave the path forward toward their dreams.
In the pilot episode of the Hull Haus Podcast, Boston native, Cam Woodsum joins us to share his journey of managing local rap star, Moufy, attending Amherst College and USC, earning a six figure salary at DoorDash, and eventually retiring at age 28 to travel around the world full-time. Tune in if you want to learn about music management, earning passive income, and building a social media following.