I'm sure y'all remember Scott Rogowsky, the iconic “Quiz Daddy” from the HQ Trivia phenomenon back in 2017-2018. Turns out, he’s also a massive Phish fan, just like me. After Phish's 2025 spring tour on the West Coast, Scott penned an incredibly thoughtful and introspective essay on his Substack about his personal journey with the band. It really stuck out to me because it goes way beyond setlists and jams. I was so moved by his writing that I knew I had to invite him on The Mostly Occasion...
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I'm sure y'all remember Scott Rogowsky, the iconic “Quiz Daddy” from the HQ Trivia phenomenon back in 2017-2018. Turns out, he’s also a massive Phish fan, just like me. After Phish's 2025 spring tour on the West Coast, Scott penned an incredibly thoughtful and introspective essay on his Substack about his personal journey with the band. It really stuck out to me because it goes way beyond setlists and jams. I was so moved by his writing that I knew I had to invite him on The Mostly Occasion...
Brett Haman: Getting Two Million TikTok Followers With 'A Bunch Of Stupid Stuff'
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11 months ago
Brett Haman: Getting Two Million TikTok Followers With 'A Bunch Of Stupid Stuff'
I’m excited to introduce you to Brett Haman, one of the newest members of our team at BroBible. Brett is BroBible's social media manager, with over 2.2 million followers on his personal bhamtheman TikTok account. In this episode, he explains how he got millions of TikTok followers doing "a bunch of stupid stuff." Over the past year, Brett has totally transformed our social media strategy on Instagram. He’s launched short and long-form videos, created new series like Bro Debates, B...
The Mostly Occasionally Show
I'm sure y'all remember Scott Rogowsky, the iconic “Quiz Daddy” from the HQ Trivia phenomenon back in 2017-2018. Turns out, he’s also a massive Phish fan, just like me. After Phish's 2025 spring tour on the West Coast, Scott penned an incredibly thoughtful and introspective essay on his Substack about his personal journey with the band. It really stuck out to me because it goes way beyond setlists and jams. I was so moved by his writing that I knew I had to invite him on The Mostly Occasion...
