Daya is a Grammy Award-winning platinum artist who recorded her first single at 16, when she was just a junior in high school. She most recently appeared on Billboard’s annual “21 Under 21” list for the second consecutive year and was the youngest member of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list in 2017. In this episode, Andy and Daya talk about the pressures of achieving success at such an early age, and the ups and downs working with family members (her mom is her co-manager). They also share stories about the realities of songwriting, using fame as a platform, and finding your true self through music.

NEEDTOBREATHE is a Grammy-nominated rock band lead by brothers, Bear and Bo Rinehart. The brothers have released six albums that have topped the Billboard charts and recently released an acoustic live album in November of 2018.The self-described "band you've never heard of" talk to Andy about the slow creep of their success, the rough patch that almost broke up the band and the manifests they wrote to keep it going.

Lewis Howes—recognized by the White House and President Obama as one of the top 100 entrepreneurs in the country under 30—is a media sensation, New York Times bestselling author, high performance business coach, former professional football player and host of a Top 100 podcast inspired by his book, The School of Greatness. On a mission to “help people live a better life”, Howes and Andy dive into the meaning of masculinity, why he thinks of failure as feedback, and how we can overcome obstacles and break through our biggest challenges.

Tori Kelly is a multiple Grammy nominated singer, songwriter who became the first artist in history to perform a Christian pop song at the Grammy Awards. In this episode, Andy reads Tori a poem, they discuss what it means to make a gospel record with legendary producer Kirk Franklin, what track on her new album brought Andy to tears, and why they’re both part of the boring club.

With more than 11 million subscribers, over 2 billion views on YouTube to date and sold out shows all over the world Lindsey Stirling is an enigma and wild example of the new music industry. In episode 5, Andy joins Lindsey at her new house to talk about resilience, overcoming anorexia and depression as a young woman, challenges of being a musician and much more...

Five-time Grammy nominee and platinum-selling country star Hunter Hayes began performing and playing music professionally at a very young age. A multi-talented singer and songwriter, he’s able to play more than 30 instruments and had his first breakout hit at the age of 20 on a debut album that went double-platinum. Billboard has called him the “Leader of Country Music's Youth Revolution". Andy sits down with Hunter in his Nashville studio, where Hunter talks about his life as a young musical prodigy and what he’s trying to refine now, as he continues on his musical journey.

Derek Hough is a multi-talented entertainer, two-time Emmy Award winner, nine-time nominee and the only six time champion in franchise history of the hit ABC show Dancing with the Stars. His book Taking the Lead; Lessons from a Life in Motion was named to the prestigious New York Times Best-Seller list twice. On this episode, Derek and Andy get real about everything from babies, to the difference between dance as a sport and dance that tells a story, to how success changes your life in unexpected ways.

Leslie Odom, Jr. is a Grammy Award-winning performer who originated the role of Aaron Burr in the highly-coveted, sold out run of “Hamilton” at The Public Theatre in 2015. Andy and Leslie dive into his work on the groundbreaking show, which went from off-Broadway to becoming one of the most successful shows ever. They discuss how he prepared for the part, what it was like to originate the role of Aaron, and when the cast realized how impactful the show would be.

Dan Reynolds is a Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and the lead vocalist of the multi-platinum selling band Imagine Dragons. In the inaugural episode of The Good Part’s Podcast, Andy and Dan sit down to discuss Dan's new film "Believer", an HBO documentary that exposes the harsh reality of being an LGBTQ member of the Mormon church. They dive into religion, the art of melody writing in the age of Spotify and more.

Multi-platinum selling pop artist Andy Grammer is creator and host of The Good Parts, a podcast series that digs into the philosophies, failures and spiritual experiences that make up the lives of each guest.