VetTunes Podcast

VetTunes Podcast

Music EN ↓ 28 episodes

A veteran-run podcast shining a spotlight on military and veteran voices in the music industry. From singer-songwriters and performers to producers and engineers, we bring you in-depth conversations with those who’ve served and now shape the sound of music.

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VetTunes Podcast

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Music

Podcast website

vettunespodcast.com

Latest episode

Jun 19, 2026

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Episodes

VetTunes Podcast #1 Sal Gonzalez: Combat Wounded Marine to the Opry Stage 04.07.2025

Marine veteran & singer-songwriter Sal Gonzalez shares how telling his story helped him overcome battlefield trauma—and how music gave that story a heartbeat. Hit play, get inspired, then tag a veteran whose voice the world needs to hear. Interview and acoustic performance of "Alabama Breathing"

VetTunes Podcast #2 Army Guard Musician and Artist/DJ Joshua Burpee 04.07.2025

In this second episode of VetTunes Podcast, Mike Corrado, sits down with Joshua Burpee—a musician in the Army National Guard and singer-songwriter for a conversation about music and service.

VetTunes Podcast #3 Navy to Rockstar - Brian Grilli 04.07.2025

In this episode of the VetTunes podcast, Brian Grilli shares his journey as a military veteran and musician. He discusses his early influences, the impact of his military service on his music career, and the personal growth he experienced through family life and challenges in the music industry. Grilli reflects on the importance of authenticity in music, the evolution of his sound, and the signifi...

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