Mission To Music This Is What You Need To Do, Episode 3 - Welcome PRESS YOUR LUCK

Mission To Music: This is what you need to do - Episode 6 - Second Hand Mojo

Take a ride with Vern Springer of Second Hand Mojo and hear what the band is all about. Vern talks about his, "rock star" moments in the industry, where they are now and how they've reached almost 860k views on their latest video, "Good Vibes".

Mission To Music - This Is What You Need To Do - Episode 5 - Only Okay

Get to know Griffin Shiminski, better known as Only Okay. The young hip-hop artist out of Detroit, MI., is making moves with his brand new 25 song album. Get to know him now on Mission To Music - This Is What You Need To Do.

Mission To Music This Is What You Need To Do Welcomes Rob Dexter from KINGS COUNTY - Episode 4

Rob Dexter, lead vocals and bass for KINGS COUNTY, digs in and talks about his place in the music world and how he's created his own opportunities over the years to be a full-time working musician. Gina asks him about his background, musical influences and of course, his words to live by.

Mission To Music This Is What You Need To Do, Episode 3 - Welcome PRESS YOUR LUCK

Mission To Music This Is What You Need To Do welcomes PRESS YOUR LUCK band from Detroit, MI., talking about how they got together, what their creative process is like and words to live by!

Mission To Music: This Is What You Need To Do, Episode 2

Welcome to “Mission to Music: This is What You Need to Do” I’m Gina Juliano with over 25 years in the music business and one of very few women to become a program director in FM and digital radio in the United States over the years. Each week I will have a special guest to talk about their place in the music industry. This week I’ve got a very special guest, Mr. Pete Juliano, who just happens to be my awesome Dad. Pete grew up in the 1950’s, spent time in Vietnam and went on to have a very successful and lucrative career at McDonnell Douglas Aerospace for over 30 years. He is also a huge music buff and has been instrumental in supporting my career in music for the last 25 years as well as having all of his 4 children be in music to some capacity. Pete is here today to talk about the history of music according to his experience and how music has changed over the years. Welcome, Mr. Pete Juliano, also known as “Dad”! I want to first thank you for being here as I know you’re very busy with your own podcast called, SolderSmoke which talks about everything ham radio. You can check out SolderSmoke - YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/@soldersmoke] here and on all podcast streaming sites.