17 episodes
Tracks of Life Peteski Productions, Inc.
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4.2 • 101 Ratings
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Every life has a soundtrack. On Tracks of Life, Jordan McGraw and Fabian Marasciullo talk to YOUR favorite musicians, actors, authors, producers, business moguls, and athletes to find out what songs they’ve put on theirs. This podcast isn’t about famous people’s favorite songs. Tracks of Life is about the songs that had a lasting impact on the most interesting people’s lives. Their Tracks of Life could be anything from the song they had on repeat in their first car to the soundtrack of their first breakup, their theme song for a crazy summer, a song that carried them through a rough time, their anthem for a big change in life... even that one song that just gets them pumped up before going on stage in front of an arena of screaming fans. If a song is important to them then it’s part of the story. Tune in each week to hop in a time machine with everyone from Pusha-T to Dr. Phil and find out which songs pushed them along through their journey.
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Before You Exit
This week, Tracks of Life welcomes two upcoming songwriters and members of the rising pop trio, Before You Exit. Brothers Connor and Riley McDonough have toured the world and written songs with some of music's best. Enjoy the soundtrack that helped raise these young stars.
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Austin Mahone
This week's Tracks of Life guest needs little introduction. Austin Mahone is a powerhouse singer, model and role model. With a 'make yourself' mentality, Austin rose from doing covers on his YouTube channel to selling out venues with his undeniably catchy originals. Check out the soundtrack to the journey that got him to where he is now.
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Fabian Marasciullo
This week's Tracks of Life guest is none other than our own, Grammy award winning, Fabian Marasciullo! While only the second best looking host, he is quite possibly the best mixer in the music business. Having helped fine tune hits from artists like Lil Wayne, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston and so many more, Fabian is a force in the music business.
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Jordan McGraw
This week, Tracks of Life keeps it in the family! Jordan McGraw, one of our premium quality hosts, take us through the soundtrack that put him on the path to making music a career and educated him through each step. On location at rehearsals for his upcoming tour opening for The Jonas Brothers, we learn what opened his eyes to the excitement of a live show and the songs that inspired him and continue to inspire him to write and perform songs of his own.
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Derek 'MixedByAli' Ali
@mixedbyali.... enough said. This self taught master of his craft has not only dedicated his career to growing his art but also teaching it. He’s mixed anthems, epics and soundtracks. Now, we learn his soundtrack. Enjoy this amazing episode with Derek 'MixedByAli' Ali.
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Andrew Goldstein
Discover a new side of the music business through the soundtrack of one of the fastest growing songwriters in the business. Andrew Goldstein, the self proclaimed president of both the Smash Mouth and Weird AI fan clubs, takes us through his journey of learning to craft some of the most infectious songs on the radio.
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Customer Reviews
10/10 would recommend
Love this podcast, love Jordan.
Poor taste
I agree with Henry. Just because Daddy has the stage everyone in the family is out to make a buck. From the cosmetics on down. Dr. Phil gets a plug in every chance he gets so his wife or kids get a free commercial. I’ve decided to stop listening for that reason alone. And this music, if you can call it that is terrible...no one else would even get a notice.
Rude and disrespectful to the listener . Chasing $$ like his parents
Profanity is nothing more than poor manners and a sign of a poor upbringing. Using profanity does nothing more than make the speaker look low class and rude . “Cussing” makes most listeners feel uncomfortable and disrespected. It is really funny to wife beaters and frat boys, so I guess that is Little Dr Phil’s target audience. Shouldn’t this whole family be ashamed for riding the coat tails of Dr Phil who makes money by showcasing other people’s pain. They come off as greedy, insincere people with questionable intent. This kid should get a real job and stop playing around and pretending he is somebody special because Daddy’s famous. Very sad family, they all seem like they are constantly looking for a buck.