A 6-part PodCast batch for the ninth episode [23] of the Magic Hour with Michael McCallum for 2020.
Wulf Hogan is the guest for episode 23. This conversation has Michael welcoming a friend to "talk shop" about films and the quarantine and COVID-19 he's a talented filmmaker, actor, writer, and musician.In their discussions Wulf covers COVID-19, inspiration, mutual love of movies, collaboration, what he is doing and creativity.
To hear this fun episode with Wulf and Michael just press play on the PodCasts shared below!
Here's your segment by segment summary for Michael and Wulf Hogan's conversation which are in the PodCasts immediately above.The two share Michigan, Lansing, and creative community in their resumes, and discuss their own works. They are collaborate on work when possible.
During this episode you'll hear:
1) Host Michael McCallum does the show from a remote location and introduces guest, Filmmaker. Actor, Writer, Musician, Wulf Hogan. He discusses how he's been affected by the current COVID19 crisis.
2) Host Michael McCallum continues the conversation with guest, Filmmaker. Actor, Writer, Musician, Wulf Hogan. They talk about staying sane through the pandemic and catching up on movies and shows on Turner Classic Movies and HBO.
3) Host Michael McCallum and his guest, Filmmaker. Actor, Writer, Musician, Wulf Hogan. The conversation continues on their mutual love for Turner Classic Movies and Wulf's love for the movie Sideways.
4) Host Michael McCallum continues the conversation with guest, Filmmaker. Actor, Writer, Musician, Wulf Hogan. They talk about current movie ideas and working together on award-winning competition films through McCallum's company, Rebel Pictures.
5) Host Michael McCallum and guest, Filmmaker. Actor, Writer, Musician, Wulf Hogan. Wulf talks about things he's doing to get through the quarantine.
6) Wrap up with Host Michael McCallum as he and guest, Filmmaker. Actor, Writer, Musician, Wulf Hogan. Wulf talks about being a Vegan and gives advice to listeners concerning being creative.
