Go behind the mic with Radio host Jaybeau Jones! In this special episode, Program Coordinator Jacyn Tremblay interviews Jaybeau about his journey, career, and the voice you know and love.

On this episode of the Music Drives Us Podcast, Jaybeau Jones and rockstar Rick Springfield talk music, mental health, and more. From general hospital heartthrob to Grammy-winning musician, Springfield's 1981 hit, “Jessie’s Girl,” launched him from the screen into the spotlight. Together, Jaybeau and Springfield explore Springfield's journey of overcoming his soap-opera image in the music industry to earn his well-deserved reputation as a rock legend. Additionally, they discuss the recent release of his new greatest hits album, Big Hits: Rick Springfield's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2, which includes the new track "Lose Myself" among an assortment of songs from throughout his career. 

Jaybeau Jones spends some time with heavy-metal band Twisted Sister’s frontman Dee Snider. They discuss the motivation behind Twisted Sister’s hit “We’re Not Gonna Take It” and what it has spiraled into today. They also dig into his upbringing which ultimately shaped him into an 80s icon and one of the greatest metal vocalists of all time.

Host Jaybeau Jones is joined by Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter/touring musician Lisa Loeb. She rose to fame in the ‘90s with the song “Stay (I Missed You)”, the first Billboard number one single from an artist without a record deal. Together, Jaybeau and Loeb discuss her 

unique path to get her music played on air and her business-driven mindset in the music world. 

Music Executive, Andrew Govatsos 

Jaybeau Jones interviews legendary music executive Andrew Govatsos, who played an integral part in launching artists like Alanis Morissette, Green Day, Bare Naked Ladies, Michael Bublé, and Josh Groban. They discuss how he got his start in concert promotion in the New England area and Gavatsos shares stories from his time in the business, including being on stage at Live Aid.

As the voice and songwriter behind Barenaked Ladies' biggest hits, Steven Page helped shape a generation of alternative rock. In this episode of the Music Drives Us Podcast, Jaybeau Jones explores Steven’s evolution as a solo artist, his musical influences, and the lessons he's learned from mentorship and perseverance.

From Alice Cooper to Hollywood Vampires, Tommy Henriksen’s guitar work and songwriting have rocked global stages. On this episode of the Music Drives Us Podcast, host Jaybeau Jones uncovers Tommy’s journey through decades of music, his creative process, and what it’s like working with fellow legends like Joe Perry and Johnny Depp. 

A viral TikTok took all-female punk band Sorry Mom! from campus shows to stages far beyond their college scene. In this episode of the Music Drives Us Podcast, learn how they’ve grown their reach and made an impact on the communities that support them.

In this Music Drives Us Podcast episode, host Kelsey Boch talks to Brooklyn rock band Razor Braids and NPR Tiny Desk winner Alisa Amador. From choir rehearsals to national recognition, they reflect on the power of music education and staying true to their voice.

Legendary drummer Rick Allen and singer-songwriter Lauren Monroe join the Music Drives Us Podcast to share their work with the Raven Drum Foundation. In a moving conversation, they discuss music’s power to heal, uplift, and bring people together in times of need.