Music Drives Us

Host John Laurenti is joined this week by Tyler Morris for part two of their sit down interview. Tyler is a musician that has been playing live since the young age of 11 and has performed with many legends of the industry. On top of that, he's also made custom guitar pedals for the likes of Conan O'Brien, Brad Whitford of Aerosmith, Brian May of Queen, and much more!

Host John Laurenti is joined this week by Tyler Morris for part one of their sit down interview. Tyler is a musician that has been playing live since the young age of 11 and has performed with many legends of the industry. On top of that, he's also made custom guitar pedals for the likes of Conan O'Brien, Brad Whitford of Aerosmith, Brian May of Queen, and much more!

Kylie Olsson is a British TV and radio personality. She has worked with Download Fest, Sky Arts, VH1, and MTV. Currently she is working on her new show called "Life in Six Strings." Host John Laurenti chats with Kylie about her upbringing and how she fell in love with music.

Host John Laurenti interviews Alex Toli about teaching kids with Autism how to rock! Alex works at the Higashi School in Boston where he helps neurodiverse students fall in love with music and put on rock concerts in their dorms.

An English major and two music majors walk into a basement and come out as a math rock band. Host John Laurenti gets more details on the origin story of Three Mandareens and their eponymous debut album.

How crazy do you have to be to put on a rock show in your basement? Matt C steps into the Music Drives Us podcast studio with host John Laurenti to discuss the DIY community, turning his home into a concert hall and rock stars sleeping on his couch.

Host John Laurenti welcomes good friend Alex Boch to talk about his journey to becoming a drummer, the growing momentum behind his band Generation Three and that one time Dave Mustaine was his babysitter.

Award-winning New England singer/songwriter Natalie Joly joins host John Laurenti to discuss how music shaped her early years, her struggle to find other people who were as serious about being in a band as she was and how her recent move to Nashville influenced her career.