Tyler talks to Co-Founder and Co-Owner of Crowd Surf, Cassie Petrey, about how she went from being a die hard music fan to the head of a big-time digital marketing company.

Tyler chats with Jon Cohen, Vice President of Development for Big Breakfast, about his time studying at Michigan, interning for Anderson Cooper and Jimmy Fallon, and working with College Humor and the hit web series, Adam Ruins Everything.

Tyler talks it up with one of the best sports broadcasters in the industry, Chris Myers. They discuss how Chris landed his first radio job at age 16 and how that led him to covering the hugest sporting events (including the Super Bowl and World Series) and interviewing the likes of Muhammad Ali, O.J. Simpson and John Wooden.

Tyler chats with veteran comic, Jackie Kashian, about her early career doing stand-up in Wisconsin, how she wound up in Los Angeles and her new album, I Am Not the Hero of This Story.

Buckle up. Tyler sits down for a wild conversation with comedian, magician and TV personality, Matt Richards. They talk about Matt's early years doing stand-up in New York, his adjustment to Los Angeles, the success he's found on television... and all the antics along the way.

Who knew comedy was so hard? Tyler talks with Brian Volk-Weiss, President of Comedy Dynamics, about how he went from being a set production crewman to a big-time producer. Brian shares tips on navigating the comedy world and his experiences working with Louis CK, Bill Burr and Katt Williams (to name a few).

Tyler talks with former NFL Tight End and fellow Orgeon football alumnus, George Wrighster. George discusses his time playing for the Jaguars in the mid 2000s and why young NFL players need more guidance. They compare experiences playing for the Oregon Ducks and tackle George's career path in sports broadcasting.

Tyler chats it up with Super Bowl Champion, Sports Commentator and host of The Stinkin' Truth, Mark Schlereth. They talk about Mark's time in the NFL, his transition to becoming a media personality and the importance of hard work and integrity along the way.

Tyler brings on his roommate and LA Chargers rookie center, Spencer Pulley, as his inaugural guest. They talk about their recent trip to Vegas, Spencer's playing time in his rookie season, their "coming to the league" moments and the difference between being cocky and confident.

On the debut episode of The Tyler Johnstone Podcast, Tyler tells his story of how he went from being a hopeful high school quarterback to becoming on offensive lineman for the Chargers. He shares his experiences playing for the Oregon Ducks and fighting through injuries, and the wisdom he gained from everyone who pushed him to where he is today.