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Donwill’s ‘Almanac of Rap’ podcast taped a live episode at Ludlow House with Mixtape Museum’s Regan Sommer McCoy

Brooklyn rapper Donwill recorded a live episode of his Webby-winning podcast with Mixtape Museum curator Regan Sommer McCoy at Manhattan's Ludlow House Tuesday.

The corner of Orchard and Rivington Streets on the Lower East Side, Manhattan — the neighborhood where Ludlow House (139 Ludlow St.) and the live podcast taping took place.

Donwill’s ‘Almanac of Rap’ podcast taped a live episode at Ludlow House with Mixtape Museum’s Regan Sommer McCoy

Brooklyn rapper Donwill recorded a live episode of his Webby-winning podcast with Mixtape Museum curator Regan Sommer McCoy at Manhattan's Ludlow House Tuesday.

Donwill’s ‘Almanac of Rap’ podcast taped a live episode at Ludlow House with Mixtape Museum’s Regan Sommer McCoy
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Brooklyn-based rapper and podcast host Donwill — the Cincinnati-born MC who is one half of the hip-hop duo Tanya Morgan — recorded a live episode of his two-time Webby Award-winning podcast “The Almanac of Rap” before an audience at Ludlow House on the Lower East Side on Tuesday, March 24, taping a conversation with Mixtape Museum Chief Curator Regan Sommer McCoy about the past, present and future of the genre, according to publicist Kevin Grossi of Audible Treats.

The taping began at 6:30 p.m. at Ludlow House , 139 Ludlow St. in Manhattan, a Soho House members’ club on the Lower East Side. Grossi said the episode was hosted…

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